New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29
THE STATE OF FEELING IN VIRGINIA.

Ccrc.soadenoe Of The n. Y. Tribune
RIcBaosD, Nov. q, 1850.
It's gratifying 10 witness general cessation of the
sussode speeches and actions of the freeating pot
c;sus south Of iirm and dignifed old Virginia. The
telegraph has gwen them the entire country IN their
inutest particulars, but nothing has been told us of
What the soLer thinking people OF the Cotton States
have been doing. The opinions and actions OF mere
tain mslter-o1act people are not sufficiently exciting
for he morbid appetite OF gaping public There Is
pot ing Startling in common sense and common patriot
ism; there must be something Of fire and fury in the
narration Of the events of the times. Who wants to
read auyth hing else The horrible Is all that can be
ned for news. Consequently, extravaganza speeches
blue cocksdes war 20 the knife, and all sueh stun, Il
carefully collected greatly exaggerated, and hastily
ssr.e up for the public palate. But while half Of these
statement are purely sensational, yet regret to zee
thst oine # the Northern papers are undertaking the
danger Of union While it n the prevalent opinion
here at the great majority Of the Southern people VIII
re Mr. Lincoln in the Presidential char, ana upnod
him in the strictly constitutional exercise OF the powers
belonging 10 his official position, yet there ID ternoe
esrnessne- in the South in their repeated declarations
thai they will combine In their reslstance 10 ANY action
o. ;be part of the Executive leaning toward an lnfrae-
ton of the guarantees Of the Constitution For the sake
al the Union, lei not the North deceive herself.
The ec, of the unsettled condition of the Affairs OF
~ country is becoming here moro widely felt and dis
freezing every day. met u man yeserayan excel
len, utch,o ic and worthy person-wbo stated to mo
tLs he Wa ont Of employment and destitute Of money
and that LIZ family literally without particle OF
food. of oourse, as soon as HE condition was made
kuosB he was furnished by his Immediate friends with
be mean Of temporary relief But, unfortunately,
4. NJ orha N mt "
edl, cf with no hope of change for the better for
,or,bs 10 come Nature mas bestowed her gifts with
,bouutifu hand Better crops of oil descriptions, were
'ever made in Virginia. the barns OF the farmer are
lied % os. rowing but there IL money in circua-
ion-,rsde il at n dad staud-St there - total lack
,feo.Gdeuce and though the suspension Of the banks
ssortd IN e,i,r feel., for tho time being yet thero
IN, LONGER INV doubt uIOnthe minds Of observing men
TIA, terrible financial crisis is at hand, which must
nevisb, eventuae in many failures here and through
olt boil North and South. The weak cannot hope TO
vesth,r he storm while those who have hitherto been
otirey coufG.nt ia their strength preparing for
tte wors There will be- fewer tobacco uanufsctorles
l. operation in this city during the ensuing year py az
ks4 hall q score one consequence Of which WILDE to
yrtay reduce the hire OF negroes Slave property has
;lrRy deteriorated ia value 50 per cent within tue
PRESENT month and stil greater reduction ID yet 10
eouo.
IN adjourned meeting of merchants wa held tls
afternoon IN The room of the Young Mems Christian
h..ocistioD 10 TEAR report from the Bank Commit
eee IN regard 10 rates Of exchange &C., but nothing
definite dOGo.
The United States Court, Judge Halliburton, com
Atoenoed its regular term here to-day The G~nd Jury
indicted VIM. A. Northern, charged with robbmg the
L. 4 Isil in Warsaw, Richmond County, while acting
q deputy postmaster. lie will 30 to the Penitenisry.
A mn Of the crew Of the b-igsntine Storm King
sst1red on the coast Of Africa, Mar Loando orought
he-e and lodged in tbs Jail on the "a inst, charged
with being slsyers. will also be indicted tomorrow
| Their nau,es ere John Lockhsn. Francisco pedrsre
Corero Antonio Fernandez, Horny hite, Jsmee "l-
90, Wu. Warner, James Gilmore, Robert seymour
" lam Spencer, Peter Wibon and Joseph Silvia II
will be seen that most Of the parties sre OF American
or2io
Mas.i.als Maurice OKeefe and John Dughn, nom
Hew-Yor who REACHED this city last week, having IN
apIs es.aody ,he fugitive slsys John Ih'l@t Tue