Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
From New York


Nav YoRK, Nov. 2O-The American Express
CompSly offer to carry, free of transportation
money and clothing to the people of Kansas.
"A special dispatch to the Times says distinguish
ca southern Senator, now in Washington, not only
GENES tue right OF secession, but thinks that Presi
dent Buchanan is in fault for not giving the refrae
tory states to understand at once that the whole
| power Of the Federal Government will be used to
sustain the Union. The same correspondent says
| the speech Of Mr. Rhett in which he saws Gen Lane
has rendered the services of himself and sons to
south Carolina in the event of secession difficulties
| Is much commented upon in the political circles
a special Raleigh dispatch to the Herald says the
Legislature mas assembled. A strong Southern feel
ing is manifest. The Governors message, which
viii be sent in to morrow takes strong Southern
grounds. 1t recommends conference with the
neighboring States and then State Convention on
Federal affairs He recommends the enrolment of
an men between 10 and 40 years. and the enrolment
of corps of ten thousand volunteers, with arms
and equipments. he goes for resisting any attelnpt
of coercion in any event
A special Montgomery (Ala) dispatch to the Her.
aid says that the fusion between the Bell and Brock
lnrldge parties is steadily progressing. Both sides
advocate extreme views. Johd I. Morgan. Breckin-
ridge Eector at large, and VIM. Phillips a prOmi-
nent Bell man, are nominated to represent Dallas
county in the Convention. The meeting was the lar
ges ever held in the county, and strong secession
resolutions were passed unanimously
Breckinridge's majority over Bell and Douglas is
900 votes.
A special Charleston S c., dispatch says the Sc
cession flag has been hOisted on the armory of the
Savannah Republican Blues, who lately visited New
York
The lawyers of Lowndes county, Ala. have re-
solved to return all Northern claims unsolicited
dispatch states that Adjutant-C General Richard
son says there are DOW armed and equipped 100000
young men, the elite of the State. with reserve |
force OF 100000 more he says from the tone of his
letters decided purpose exists everywhere in the
state to resist Federal aggressions
A free negro in Lancaster county made a reyela-
ton to the authorities few days since to the effect
that the negroes were to at the Court House at
certain time, break open the JAIL seize the arms
there deposited, and commence an indscriminate |
slaughter. He stated that means of escaDe were
provided by a vessel lying in the creek.
a slave who proclaimed his right to freedom now
that Lincoln is elected, was arrested but subse-
quently released, having excused himself by saying
he was drunk when he made the remark
The steamer Augusta, from Savannah arrived
this morning, bringing to this port about twenty
steerage passengers. who were refused residence |
by the authorities. They are mechanics and labor
ers. She also brought three cabin passengers who
were ordered to leave.
The clerks Of Darquest, a jeweler on Nassau
street. are under arrest charged with rohbing their
employers safe of $50 gold watches. The receiver
named Jacob Levy, was also arrested as an accom-
phce.
New YORK, Nov. lit is stated that a cargo of
500 tons railroad iron arrived at Hampton Roads,
and trans-shipped here with orders to sell here
the parties being unwilling to accept such payment
IN the present state OF affairs as could be offered by
their Southern customers.
The agents of the steamer Augusta deny the truth
Of the report that any seerage or other passengers
were returned by thst ship at the instance of the
Savannah authorities.