, 1860-11-17

AAt: enl9Qtcne0 ana EhtTloIc men.
The Union sentiment Is constantly increas-
i:,g here. 1t Is believed that tho agitation in
Eoith Earoliua and other Southern States is
lt'ss r. to react upon the slave population inju-
,n:4-sy The lirecatcrs have bcen ad1nonishcd
liz :lc Cn;on ntn that their present course il
Lending to stir up slave Instructions. The
r.,s,:c Intelligent nulattocs, it is feared, may
l.so!1 upon tho secession movement as plal,
,or prolonyiug their term Of scrvitudc, which
lacy have 1etii led to suppose, By their mas
t1s' speeches, would co1nc to IN end with the
election Of Lincoln. Many fear that they may
become 80 cxlsperated ly the probable defeat
.:anticipatcd emancipation, through efforts
1t secession, that they will arise In revenge.
IL! good people shuddc1 at tic possibility Of
kEcl u result
Especial Diepatch to the Worid1
:. .. TAsulxoTox, Nov. II.
Since the adjournment Of tile Svnth Carroll
III legislature, thousand rumors hayc met
their death, and The excitement las mostly
sllI,sidcd here. Business is still dull; and IN
tscprgefown, where murc business Is done
usually, affairs are at q stand still
RETURNING FROM AARKEr.
Several boats, loaded with grain, returned on
the Chesapeake nnd Ohio canal lately. because
ST the inability to make sales-quIte q rare oc-
cu.Tcllcc.
SECESSION PAPER.
This kind Of paper docs not find favor on
Change. South Carolina bank notes were re-
fasrd uy brokers to-day ut any discount. Two
prominent merchants, one Of this city, md one
from Virginia, today received advfcea from d
Boston house that no further credit would be
extended, but that the cash must be fortlcom-
ing on sales. This rccoi1 on heSouth, and The
already ruined credit Of South Carolina, will
op2rntc to dampen the heat Of extremists
sunEwp PREDICTION.
Mcssrs. Corcoran & Riggs, the largest bank
ins lirm south Of Mason and Dixon's line, pre-
dict that business operations will return to
.Acir crcn tenor in less than sixty days, when
the South shall return to Its senses and behold
its PROSTATE business interests.
THE DECLARATION.
The new Declaration Of Independence, sent
to The LonstiAtioH, was mere draft by 4
Southern clerk here, and which that paper
takes no lioticc of such . whimsical, unofficial
act.
THE REIGN or TERROR
[From the n. T. Tribune. l5.h.1 l..
The steamer Alaba,na, which arrived here on
Tuesday from Savannah, brought about X
cabin passengers, onc-la1f of WlUll were ball.
islitd from that city because Of their Northern
birth. One Of these persons, john Dcyinney,
has called upon us, aud from linn we gather
Reign uf Terror. Mr.. Dcyinncy was in the
employ Of Harndcn q Co., Exprcssmcn, in
Savannah, and received, on Saturday morning,
nnoticc that lie must lcarc the city inllnedi-
:ltc.y. A notice was served, at the same time,
upon Mr.: Coo, an employee in the same Office,
that tic also must leave. Expostulations were
useless; the assurances Of both men that they
lad III 10 way intcrfercd with Southern in-
stitutiors, and had no intention Of doing SO,
were not listened to for moment, and they
were Threatened with Immediate death unless
they departed at once. As no alternative,
therefore, was left them but either to
face death or leave, 1hey left in the af-
tcrnocn Of the same day. Their only fault
was tllat they were Northern men. Dcyinncy
being native Of 1'li adelphia, aud Coe Of one
of tie Eastern States. The nun who WIS
most instrumental in their Punishment, was
Que James White, master Of transportation on
the Georgia Central Railroad. This White is
himself Il Northern 1ua;l, but, having lived for
some yca,s in Georgia, and become slavc-
holder, hc is SO tlr trusted MS to s'c permitted
TO prove his iaitAtulness By such yil1aSnous
services rs tllcse. ThEec Of the passengers On
beard the Allbama, wcrc gentleman, his wife
and daughter, who had resided in Augusta for
several years. This gentleman is 4 physician,
and The hue and cry was raised against him by
ono Of whom lc endeavoTcd to collect 4 debt
rAis method Of settling pecaniary claims is =
si0fol1Ic out ~ -Aus5uel.1r ss ou1 ie1Aucts "iii
remember, This gentleman barely escaped
with lis life, and n.ithtr he nor his family
we're permitted to bring away anything but the
clothes OH their hacks. Another Of the pas
sengcTs was from Lexington, Georgia, but all
except these four, were from Savannah, and
:lll were l,auishcd, without any other reason
given than that OF Northern birth
TIE sEcEDEns At uoNE.
Especial ditra,ch to the n. y. Wor!d,1
CuAELEsTos. Nov. II.
There is much discussion ~ to the proper
mode Of selecting delegates to the convention
which naccts at Columbia on tho 17th Of De-
ccmbcr.
Several prominent gentlemen who have been
named, declined. It Is gcncrally conceded
that there will be bit ono ticket in each, dis
trict, aud that pledged for secession.
The Legislature meets main on the 10th
inst Some committees will not dissolve dur.
ing recess. Tic hanks are going on rs usual
this morning. Their officers will probably
decide this afternoon rs to their future course.
The opinion gains ground to-dny that they
will suspend before saturday. -
A meeting of Inyne and Meeting street
wholesale merchants WAS held last night to
take into consideration tho subject Of suspen.
sion. They unanimously determined to l'ay
all debts due the north is long us they could
r1isc money aud 10 80.
The Clincl riflcs, Of Augusta, tclegraphed to
the Washington Light Infantry, OF this city
ave are ready to 70 with you.". Tie minute.
men, Of Norfolk, Va, have written to this city
for pattern Of the Palmetto flag. Three
hundred men arc ready iu that city to move,
paving their own expenses, to the assistance
Of auy State that the Federal Government n1ay
atteuiptfo cucrcc into submission.
Many arc afraid Alabama or Georgia will Sc
ccdc before South Carolina holds her Conycn'
ton, and thus rob her of her long cherished
glory Some ln'pc it will not be peaceful &c
cesson. They desire blood to be split to &C
mcnt it forever.
M1LLEDGEvMLE, Ga, Nov. 14.-Scnato1
Too,Lhs has publicly declared he will, undcl
no circumstances, Serve III the Senate 1tter tht
Inauguration OF Lincoln.
The military convention was called ycal
ago ior the purpose OF rcorganizing the volun
trcr system, and without any anticipation 0
the turn events have taken. Their actor
meets with hearty response from large ma
JorIty Of Gcorsials.
Delegates from slxtysevcn military organi
zatlons declared. by n vote of more than tw<
to Que, in favor Of secession. Tic others opl!
voted against the e1pedicncy Of the declare
ton.
TIE FEELING Is BALTIMORE.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. World.]
BALTIMORE, Nov. II. 16c0
\ Having given you all of any mo
n1cnt In relation to the great battle In thi
| State, may say something Of the Sonther1
| gong-bcating now going On SO vigorously /,
South Caro1iua, Ia Ch<1oi4. have not hear,
Of ono single sccessionist in t1lis city or State
| On Saturday there appeared two Southern tirc
eating merchants in cur market. One of them
| wearing . cockatse in his hat, went into col
| fee-dcaler's establishment, and said he woul'
take one hundred bags on the usual terms
"You should not hare II you paid for 1t Il
! gold, cash down, while you wear that thing il
| your Lat." sajt the Indi.nnnt dealer Anoftr
cockadc buyer cfsared 10 buy some carpet