New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

Another Letter from Henry A. Wise,
FROM LOUISIANA.

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Nkw-ORLHAss, Nov. %, 1860.
a.. ,ooev nsrke, ss,il very stringent; few opers.
49,. e snv kind take n lace. The banks are discount.
m no mayer no matter how good, although they affirm
,sst tbey can and viii hold on whether The Northern
hank suspend or not. A papsr al to days, was Of
fercd yesterday At q and 3, with no purchasers.
draft drawn by one of the first houses in Havana for
20 day. and accepted by Of largest commission
hopses, found no buyer a, y cent dicount. g. l..
DALI s. Son, Poydras street, Of the largest
produce dealers in the city went overheard yesterday.
Their rumors Of several other large houses having
filled bot not having sufficient knowledge Of the facts
! abstain from mentioning names.
ThsneSs from Baltimore Washington and phIa-
0elpis, has caused Creat depression. Merchants
opening new accounts and using their most
strenuous Efforts 10 raise money in all possible ways.
Cleiks sIe starting out in droyes collecting tours,
and general thing coming back empty -handed.
CLERK of a large dTy-goods house in this city which
has very large trade in Louisiana aud Mississippi,
SITE travelling through those Stses in u vain endesvor
70 collect met with such de,rih Of cash, chat he
bad 10 borrow enough TO get home. Some that have
hitherto been considered siaunch houses, lettering
IN public opinion, which is equivalent TO smashing up
in day or two A little incident occurred here yes
chants a gentleman who for several years past has
been in the habit Of buying sugar in this city for Chi
cgo, wns waited upon by body Of representatives. Of
our nierllnns who having found out ths his was
Counec,ed with an Abolition paper in Chicago told him
be could buy no sugar in this market unless he did if
through broker or commission house and advised him
forthwith 20 leave the city, which he concluded it
bee, 10 do and departed best evening.
g. NJ. Of Ionsisna .nd ataH Yesterday H.
viewed The principal military companies of this city,
which bad during the excitement subsequent to the
election, grestly increased in numbers. The Governor
spoke 10 them for some time and said that he would
urge the Legislature 10 make appropriation for the
more perfect organization Of the military companies Of
tbi State.
The D,ta the Brecknrdee organ of tliscity, at the
end of long article in this mornings paper express
ing te most ultra dsiion sentiments winds up with
tie following;
"Ibe only safety Of the slAveholdng States is an
immediate and peremptOry secesson, and that 20 fu-
tre propositions Tor reunion can be made by the one
section without DIR race, or accepted Oy tue Other Will
out dishOnoT.'
Such sentiments End no echo in the hearts Of the
majority Of the Southern people whose very bread Is
20 & certain degree dependent upon this Union remain
ing intact The blue cockadc still continues in demand
for Texas, from which State have news that the
people ar in most excited condition, the lonestar flag
being rt..sed in almost every large town.
Another meeting was held in lberville Parish at a
place called Plaauemine Dr. Hirart presided The
seetng wa addressed by Senator Talbot and others.
They adopted the same style of resolutions that have
been adopted at all other Sonhsrn meetings. They
neon mend the general adoption of the blue coekde,
svmto Of their determined resistance to every tn
enactment upon the rights Of the South. They also
rsasd resolution unanimously for organizing corps
ii Minute Men. CRESCENT,