Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

Inns Vanderbilt. George Law and the water
tanks at Porto BeIlo, &c., &C., &C., has, through
tho mutual interest of all these parties, togeth-
-. ,.;th CAPTAIN Gardner of the Roanoke, been
.anoved now and forever. cassie, love
thee hut never more be officer Of mine.
Tbe State of Costa RIGA is quiet again, now
,,,t they have gotten through with their saw
oaer;es wipng out all trace of the Mora tac-
,ion from the Republic \ great part Of Mic.
or,o,,a is in great ailiiction ut the death OF
WALKER. whom they were ready to hail as their
i,Ivcrer. and ever since he departed from
piv,s have painted for his return, with the
Como desire that Italy has shown towards
h. champion of freedom, Garibaldi. Gen.
ps,,do who was ever true, and firm to the
i,st on hearing that the English had murder
eJ Walker, burst into flood of tears The
panama Railroad Stock, owing to the present
,ror omonc the factions, is suddenly depre-
cotino Other routes are opening around
Them: they have failed to obtain an extension
NJ the grant from the General Government
which las now but fifteen years to run,
and in the end they will have to yield up the
Tontp 70 John Bull, who will teach them how
to manage It.
Important from South Carolina.
COLUMBIA, S. g., November ., lSGO.-Ihe
legislature met to-day. There is an evident
DISPOSITION to act instead of talk. The Legs
latlre organized, and received the Governors
message. Therein he suggests that the LeGls-
lature should, in view OF the threatening us
meet of affairs, remain in session, and lake
action to prepare the State Tor the crisis. lie
earnestly recommends, in case Lincoln is
elected an immediate call of a convention to
determine the mode and measure Of redress.
He saws he, Individually, considers secession
the only alternative left; that the indications
sbow the secession of South Carolina would
instantly bring about that Of the entire South +;
and that if the general government attempts
coercion, our solemn duty is To meet lorcc by
force; and he promises to carry ont the con-
vcntiun's decision during the remainder OF his
term, regardless Of hazard. lie recommends
! military reorganization, and that every man
in the State between the ages OF eighteen anu
forty.ive, should be armed by the State with
the most efficient weapons Of modern warfare
| He recommends raising Immediately ten thou'
sand volunteers, to be in readiness ut the
| shortest notice, with other preparations con-
scous that wc are contendlng Tor our ilreslues
We may, says the Governor, trust our cause
to the keeping Of the Supreme Disposer OF
events.
The message was made the special order for
Tuesday noon, and the Legislature adjourned
The conviction Of the necessity OF secession
is hourly gaining ground. The federal officials
of Charleston are said to have their rcsisna-
tons written.
At the celebration in Savannah OF the conf
pIction of the Charleston AMI Savannah rail-
road, the mayor Of Savannah pledged fifty
thousand Ceorgians to rush to the assistance
of South Carolina if cocrccd Collector Col
cock, of Charleston, made 4 disunion speech.
Mr.. Buchanan was toasted AS the last OF an
illustrious line.
There is the greatest enthusiasm for South
crn conrcderacy here Every hat has cock
ade and all minds arc resolved 10 tight
CoLuNBIA, Nov. 5-l2 ?. MA caucus was
held tonight, at which it was ascertained that
large majority Of the Legislature are Tor ill.,
mediate secession by State action.
An immense crowd assembled this evening
at the Consarcc House and serenadcd Senator
Chestnut He spoke long and eoquently, de.
clafing the last hope Of the Union gone and
resistance unavoidable. The speech was en-
Enthusiastically received, because Mr.. Chestnut
was hitherto uncommitted.
It is rumorci that Senator Hammond wil'
follow Srit
McssrS Bonlaln, Rhctt. cxGovernUr ADAMS
and others spoke also in the same stra'''