Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-14
gp Velearaph.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l2-There Is no dispo-
siiien on the part OF The Administration or
prominent political gtIiFleneu to interfere in
] the present Southern movement, except per-
| haps ii! a friendly Spirit.
IL is probable n, President sill soon isSas
an address or proclamation on account Of the
| election of Delegates to the South Cafelina
| Convention taking place earlier th n was sti-
| ticipaied.
Real estate here is ;ensibly affected under
! apprehension that the seat OF Government
may BE- changed.
Gorwin. Ewing. vinton, of Oslo. Graham
and Badger. of y. G, are talked of mem
bers of Liacnln's Cabinet.
An unc0nfirmed tumar says that Sonth
Carolina'- Declaration of Independence was
| presented II the President to-day.
WAsHINGroN, Nov. 13-The Safes news
! paper comes out as an independent lourpai,
| opposing disuniUn. company OF U. ;. ar
| tillery has lett for Fayetteville, n. O., to
protect the Arsenal there
Large Meeting in south carolina.
| CHARLESTON, Nov. 13.-The largest and
most enthusiastic meeting ever hid here,
met last night to ratify the Legislative call
| for Convention.
The galleries were full OF ladies.
Speeches were made by Judge McGrath,
the presiding officer, and Others.
When Que speaker declared the Union us
solved the enthusiasm was perfectly wild.
Outside meetings were addressed 10y nner-
chantS, all declaring their readiness to s'lcri
! fee all for The maintainance of South Caro-
lina's honor.
There i nolAss.. any doubt but that the
St4.- vii secede-
The Courier office displays the PalHeetfo
fig with the inscription on one side, South
Carolina las moved. other States will fol-
low On the reverse Is a single star, with
room ior others
The Charleston banks have agreed to loan
$500, 900 far armIng the Slate
Senator Hammond has resigned.
MLLEDGEvILLE, Nov. Il.
a resolution was offered instructing the
Senators and Representatives IN Congress 10
resist the counting of the electoral votes OF
| those States which nuli6ed the fugitive slave
law. 1t was made the special order OF the
goth.
A resolution was offered contemplating a
call for Southern Convention in February
at Atlanta One of the provisions OF the re-
taliatory hill exempts all foreign goods and
merchan dise imported into Georgia and 10Th
er Southern ports from the State. county and
corporation tax after January 1t. 1861.
! A bill has been introduced into both
Houses calling convention TO which all fed
eral affairs are to be referred.
New YoRK. Nov. l3-The Times Washing
ton correspondent says that several leading
Virginians here declare the purpose OF VIZ
gina to mediate between the sections, when
South Carolina has accomplished secession on
The oasis that no President be elected unless
he receives majority of both sections OF the
Union; and no law be passed except by
| majority of Representatives, from both Sec
tons.
The Worlds correspondent says that sever
al Virginia Con gressmen here represent Viz
| ginia to be in favor of submiting to Ltncoln's
election.
The rumor gains credit that Messrs. Black
and Floyd have informed Buchanan that they
| will resign if he supports the Federal law, in
case of notification by any State.
Breckinridge's majority in Virginia is
| about one thousand.
Suspended.
COLUMBIA, Nov. I3-The Senate--Tbe bill
to suspend tn" penalties for suspension of
| specie payr. Is. . tie banks, passed on the
second reaG.ag. -..--
In the House the Convention bill was read
the third time, and passed unanimously
| Resolutions were passed that the Joint Com
| mittee on Military, during the recess, shall
prepare plan for arming the State, and the
| Joint Committee on finance. prepare scheme
| to raise the necessary supplies. resolution
for the Military Committee to enquire into
the propriety of fortifying the various ex-
posed sea coast towns was lost.
! Foreign
New YORK, Nov. l3.-The steamer Cana
dG has arrived at Halifax with Liverpool
dates of the 81
Cotton sales of the week III 500 bales. II
which spectators took AZ 900 and rXp IT r
10 600 bales. Lower qualities advanced !
Fair qualities slightly dearer.
The advices from America caused the al
vance.
Breadstuffs firm Provisions quiet.
Cotton sales Friday 1000 bales. of which
-peculatnrs and exporters took 5000 bale
closing firm. Orleans fair g; Orleans mid
dling7; Mobilr fair 7s; Mobile middling g
Upland fair II: Upland middling 81; Stacb
at Havrr I22 900 bales Market advanced
a4i. and buoyant. Bass 90.
Bullion in the Bank OF England has de
crea- ed 307 600 pounds.
Money market generally unchanged.
The receipt Of the Vanderbilt's letters Fri
day afternoon caused renewed EXCITEMENT
and farther slight advance. with a larg'
speculative inquiry.
The sales we're variously estimated 1T from
"a. 900 TO 10000 bales.
This all occurred late Friday afternoon.
LArEsr-Sales Saturday 10000 bales
closing buoyant at 59f. advance over tn
fiji .ial quotations. Market excited and un
settled. Breadsiuffs quiet but steady. Pro
visions quiet ConsOls %. -,
New YORK Nov. 13.-The steamer Nortl
Britou sustained no damage from getting
ashore.
Sir Wn. Dennison is gazetted Governs
of Madras.
Lord John Russell in a dispatch to th'
British Minister at Turin, justifes the KIM
| of Sardinia s interference in behalf of Naples
It is believed that Frances prevention o
the sea blockade of Gaeta was merely to IA
cilitate the escape of the King of Naples
and prevent complications in case OF hi
capture.
The Bourse was firm. Rentes 69f 35c.
Understanding to Neapolitan accounts
Caldini was beaten at the Gaijiiano. losin;
1000. killed and wounded.
TURIN-Oficial dispatches on the contrary
deny that the Sardinians met any defea
whatever. Capua was attacked on the frs
and capitulated on the 2nd. The troop
leave with the honors of war and go tt
Naples on the Sd. Naples was illuminated
aud there was great ijoicing.
An attack on Gaeta is shortly expected.
Victor Emmanuel crossed the Garigliamo
1t is reported that Turkey is about t.
negotiate loan in Paris of sixteen millioi
: pounds at 531. A National forced loan i
also spoken of. H. 100
Military Convention.
MuILDGEvIIL, Nov 13.-The MilitaP,
State Convention met, the attendance wa
large. Resolutions were passed fayoring Sc
cession. Governor Brown made strong re
sistance speech declaring The right of seces
sion, and the duty of the other States to sus