The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

The News.

The News.
Our dispatches this morning show that the sen'i-
ment of secession has in no degree abated in the
South. Senator Fitzpatrick, of Alabama, has writ.
ten letter recommending resistance, but desires
that the fifteen Southern States should first hold
consultation on the subject At Milledgeyille,
Ca, on Wednesday last Mr.. Stephens made
a great speech, taking strong conservative
ground, which had been productive of calmer
tone of feeling. The bills calling a Convention
and appropriating 81 900 to arm and equip
the State, had passed the Georgia Legislature
There were rumors in Charleston yesterday that
the President would use coercive measures to-
wards South Carolina, but they only appeared
TO strengthen the desire for secession. The
Hon. Mr.. Bonham, member of Congress
from South Carolina, has resigned. In Vir-
gnia, il is said, one of the first acts Of the
Legislature would be TO legalize system Of re-
prsai towards any Northern State which shall refuse
to surrender fugitive slaves TO their owners. Agents
from Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi have been
authorized 10 make purchase Of large quantities of
arms and ammunition, and all the Southern States
evince desire to place themselves in position OF
defence.
The stea nship Vanderbilt, Capt. Lefevre, from
Hayre on the 7th and Southampton on the sth inst,
arrived at this port yesterday afternoon, bringing
four days later intelligence.
The news Of the victory Of the Sardinians at
Garigsno is confirmed. A large number of pr
soners and considerable quantity of ammunition
and stores came into the hands of the yictors.
The vote in favor Of annexation was very heavy
throughout Sicily and Naples.
The fight for the championship of England re-
suited in favor of the Staleybridge aant in short
battle OF only five rounds. We give full account
else " here.
by adyiees from Tampico, Mexico, to the 10th
inst, received al New Orleans. we learn that
100000 of the funds by the condue,a, previous.
iy reported as robbed, had arrived at that
place. The American Consul had claimed the
money as the property Of American citizens, but
the other consignees demanded a portion. A re.
port had reached Tampico that Guadalajara had
finally been captured, aud General Marquee shot.
We have received q communication from our
Salt Lake correspondent, under date Of the 26th
ut., giving the details of affairs in and scout that
place. The news Ia OF no par,ieularipublc interest.
The Mormons, under their leader, Brigham Young,
lose no opportunity to delay and obstruct the fede
raj Judges in the adminstri,io Of justice to offend
ers. The new Judges are no exceptions
TO the self. will Of Brigham, and at the LAT
accounts one Of them, Judge Crosby, was
subject 10 some annoyance in the issuance
OF witt ordering a stay Of proceedings in
O case where the "chief Mormon wasan interested
party. The Mormons appear TO have adopted the
resolution Of intercourse with the Genties who
came with the army year or two ago, and since
the departure Of that body they have been some.
what dependent on Mormon patronage: but since
non-intercourse il the order Of the day with the
'Ssints" they have experienced rather bad lack,
and are leaving the Territory fast their money
and facilities viii permit
The ctsls has at length reached the pulpit. As
an INSTANCE yesterday evening the Rev. Mr.. sloane,
of the Twenty third street Third Reformed Presby
terian church. preached a most violent sermon
against the south and the institution OF slavery, In
which he declared that the hand OF God was in
the present disuuion movement, and urged the
North to come out boldly and show its hand. The
whole sermon was heavily tnc,ured with Garr
sonian sentiments. Tie church was densely
crowded.
A public meeting In aid Of the Issh socie,y-aa
organization established in Isis for promoting the
scrptural education and religious instruction Of
the native Irish, chiefly through the medium Of
their own language-vas held last evening at st.
Georges church, Stuyvesant square, Rev. Or. Tyny
presiding. A numerous audience was In attendance.
Dr. Tying stated the object OF the meeting and in.
Produced Rev. Mr. Gubbins, tie agent Of the
society. who Is making tour Of the United States
20 raise money for the cause. He gave a detailed
account Of the operations Of the society in the
western portion Of Ireland, and concluded with an
appeal to the Hberality of his hearers, which was
generously responded to.
The same causes which influence tho movements In
produce previously noticed continued without abase sni
on saturday me strngcacy ID mcaey and the depression
In sterling bills tended cheek the sxrori demand for
both cotton and breadss and 70 render prices iresu
lar. rns sales the former sraced about 900 bales
which closed II quotations given BY different brokers for
middiiag upIands, from II 70 llkc, ths majority n
vorins nno aiikc- Flour wss heavy, and cIcsed 81 .
dscras Of loo . i5c- per Dbl whea, was dui, and In
The absence Of purchases o. momsai for shpDsus
prices vcrs In measure sominA The ,ma sales made
md The prices obtained we're not reliable n standard
qustasioss ooru with fair domssso dsaad ssooA ~
ground better. Isth aIr amount Of sAIes Including
western mixed at o0s Toe, and r2c for round yelio-
eursrs were unchanged, while tue embraced ssou,
600 hhds about 900 hhds with 1900 bsss Il wss,.,i
vtre resxported 10 London and other Earopcsn ports, On
owners account Coffee quiet and SIDES limited "a
GA bags no, Inferior 10 good quality n ioxc ls,.c
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