The Nevada journal., 1860-12-14
News by the PONY EXPRESS.

news Dy tne fony Express.
The Pony arrived at Fort Churchill about 81
o'clock A. NJ, Monday with dates from St. Louis
to Nov. 29th. We eondense the following from
the combination dispatch:
The secession movement had assumed no new
phase. At New Orleans, Nov. 22d, Southern
Rights Association for Louisiana was formed :,
designed to promote concert among Southern
States, and organize minute men aud volunteer
companies throughout the State.
The Legislature of South Carolina met ON
the 9th. A bill was introduced to arm the
State and raise 100000 for the purpose. In
his message. the governor treats secession as q
fixed fact. and makes recommendations accord
ingly. lie suggests Adams Express as tenn
poraEy substitute for the mails till some ar
rangcment could be made with the Federal
Government. lie advises prohibition in
terdctiOn of slaves from the border States not
members of the Southern Confederacy, and op-
poses any delay Oh the part of South Carolina,
let other States come in when they please. He
treats coercion after secession absurd. and
says if the Federal Cos ernment refuses to sur
render the harbor defeDses. or Interfere with her
imports or exports, Segth Carolina must ac-
| cept the issue and meet it as becomes men and
freeraen, who infinitely prefer annihilation to
disgrace.
Several candidates to the South Carolina
/ Convention repudiate the idea of any Free
States joining the Southern Convention.
| Union ant-scccssion meetings, irrespective Of
! party, are being held in Tennessee.
! At the Georgia State Convention, Stephens
made Il strong conservative speech.
| A citizens meeting at louisville, Ky. passed
resolutions to insist On the execution of the Fu-
| gitive Slave Law and stay in the Union.
The Palmetto flag was recently raised at Bal
| timore by an association ealicd the Southern
Y. r. Tie movers in the affair were greeted
| with groans and Kisses by the crowd, and piaud-
/ its by the volunteers.
/ Bark Isabel als3 raised the Palmetto flag.
when other vessels ran up the stars and stripes.
The Governor of Maryland refuses to call an
extra session of The Legislature, as calculated
to favor reasonable design.
The Kansas troubles are much exaggerated.
/ Teicgraphic dispatches contradictory, and
some have already proved false.
Governor Frost had left St. Louis with Il de
tachmcnt of volunteers for the western borders.
| They were joined route by other troops. and
on arriving at Syracuse numbered 60G. mostly
infantry. They were bound for Fort Scott.
where Montgomery and his band were reported
| entrenched
/ General IIarncy and Governor Medary had
| arrived at Fort Leavcnworth. land were to leave
! on the 9th with 100 Dragons and two pieces
| of artillery. Troops have aiSo started from
Fort Riley. Two divisions will rendezvous at
Mound City, sixteen miles from the Missouri
line.
The Land Office at Fort Scot was not inter
rupted. and the fight Of Judge Williams was not
warranted bY the circnms tances.
The Missouri military was still moving on
Senator Ciiasman, of North Carolina, has
received the Legislative caucus nomination for
Supreme J adgc.
Mayor Green, of Cambridge. has been re-
nominated.
e. 5. Toby has been nominated by the Park
er House Committee for Mayor of Boston.
Official rcttns FROM Virginia Indicate thc
election of seven Ben aud six Bgcekinrdg,
Electors.
The Peruvian Minister had hcep fnrnishel
his passports and diplomatic fntercoarse terni-
mated.
Forty-seven stccraec passengers were return
ed from Charleston to New York by the steamer
Nashville, November 24th. Steamers now take
no ssee e;agc passengers
The Prince of Wales had arrived in England
General Guyon considered his position al
t;acta untenahic.
Garibaldi, in his farewell proclamation, tell,
his companions that army Of Il million
would be wanted to follow him 10 fresh conflict,
on the break out of revocation in Italy by
March next.
Steamship Arabia with dates from Europe tc
November, 18th. las arrived
Italian afr are unchanged.
France AID England recommend to the King
of Ma IS to abandon the contest.
v e Empress of France is in London incog
Brcadstuffs have n declining tendency.
THE Brcckinridgc General Committee of tn,
State of New York have issued IN address, il
which they say:
81 1t is our opinion that there are. even in tn,
Republican ranks of the North. fewer Ahoh
tionists than onr friends Of the South SUI pose
and an effort is 10 be made 20 prevent Lincoln
Administration from interfering with, or i'm
!, pairing the equality of the South in the Union
Assurances Of this kind are very general in th
+ region. In view of these facts and considcrin:
. now mOmentous must be the consequences o
breaking up that Union of sovereign State
which the blood and wisdom of our ancestor
, organized. We earnestly rntreat our brethren Il
the South not to resolve upon any act whcl
r ma: disscver our Conlcderacy at this time