The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

The officers Of the Unitsd States Court n this city That
guason made possible after the rocsp
ton Of the Of the election OF LnccD and II created
the greatest enthusiasm ON the part OF tie people.
II estmased that st least 900 people called on
Wednesday night TO pay their respects TO ex Juege Ma
ersth The sueeta crAmmed for acres about his
residence He addressed thom In glowing wori' as to the
great and demands OF tn crisis aad they
manifested the most profound emotions by continually
recurring applause. Thursday night the streets sere
oiled with excited orowds, who par&iod from hotel 70
hotel calling out BY several gentlemen fron the
up country who are staying In tho city. These
calls were answered BY speeches Of tho most exciting
character from six seven gentlemen Till nearly mid
night the streets presented tho mos animated appear
ancc. The crowd illuminated their passage By rockets
and other reworks and made the cir resound With tner
deafeniDg cries No talks Of anything but the no.
ceesi,y for prompt action IL believed that separate
aud immediate action on the par Of hu State win DO
followed by action the part OF several other southern
States with II is hardly prudent for any 70 ex
praes bis opinion adverse TO Immediate accession 80
heated are public passions 90 ntoerant OF restraint
Il tho popular will The action Of the lie slature, now
IN session ut Columbia, Is looked to with the greatest
aIxetyno, there any belief here that that body
viii hesitate 70 put the State In the way OF resistance 10
federal authority but the people wish that 1t should act
10 the most rroma and decided 10 precipitate
that crisis.
1t Is probable that Mr.. Rhests resolutions, which
thorze the calling Of State Convention the 22d Of
November, viii pass the Legislature
This (Fricay) evening thcrc 10 large number Of
the citizens Of Savannah here - the guests Of
the city They come to rctrra visit made some
dsJ since by es,onsus 70 Savannah the occasion
Of the competition OF tho Charleston and Savannah RAN
road. But this meeting Is rather regarded as place
where the views the citizens OF each place the
absorbing auescrs OF tho hour may be nerchauged than
as mere ordinary visit Of civty. The truth that 10
oher au .ton or can be thought OF here at this time
Old men and young women aud children are aroused.
Men who we're subnaisson ists' in Isblnen who were
anti "auIlaere' In 1s32--men whose age, habits o!
lie aud thought and natural congttlt!,ns pre-
dispose Them 10 coreervatsmare thoroughly aroused.
whether this hest is intense 70 last remains tc
be seen only write faithfully the rec ri cf tho fActs
now II Il should turn out that S1uth Carolina RENT Ana
IN the Union now then the North cay 10 future do wha
abe psasts vii reveal the fac; .hs, the OF brag
aadocos has never found prolific coil a. the old Pal
netto state ArrDgenn nts have been made for CRANE
mass meeting US the action OF the legislature ha
ordered convention Of tho people, Probably this meet
ing vii occur Saturday Noadsy night II ia under
stood tia, ,Ra Hen. A. ks2rath will presldo viii
write further after that occurrence and ADVICE Of tn,
chsr sc.r and sediments u what will probably be III
largest gathering ever held hero.