Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-03
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From, Memphis,

MEMPHIS. Dee "A I2fg. ald exciied as
semblage last night passrd resolutions accept
ing the irr .prrssible conflict nov upon uS,
calling on the Governor 20 convene the Leg
isIature, calling convection Of the State.
aud also one of al the Soa;h,rH. States. AID
pledging Tennessee 10 stand by ne action OF
a Seuthtrn Convention, for weai ar ~o1.
FROM Georgia.
MILLEDGsvILLx. Nov. 30--The Legislature
chose BreckiHridge Electors.
The Bank Bill passed tee Senate over the
Go ernor's veto 10y vote 81 95 Ia -
SAVANNAH. Dec. ALI the Banks have
suspended.
Judge Nesbei. formerly a conservative man,
advocates immediate secession.
From south Carolina.
COLUMBIA. Nov 30.-The House directed
the Military Committee to co 1sider the best
method of certifying the most exposed pOr-
ton of the Coast.
Florida advices say that the secession feel
ing large predominates.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 3O.-The banks dis
C united IN Idrrately to-day. The merchants
mnch relieved.
At another immense meeting, Mr.. Mem
mingcT commanded the taking OF Fort
MOullrie 10y force if the Federal Government
did not surrender it 10 South Carolina, or re-
firing from the Union.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 29-Tae Times CORES
pOnd-nce says that John Sherman. Chairman
of Committee on Ways and Means. intends
to put through the appropriation bills al the
earliest moment of the session. IN order to
allow Congress during the short session 10
discuss and settle the sectional difficulties
which present themselves. He Is exp, cted
on Saturday.
Hon. Greene Adams. Of Kentucky. says his
State may b. counted a. true 20 the Federal
Union at all times. until the rights of the
5 aies are actually invaded.
Tie Cabinet held merting yesterday
1t is rumOrcd that the Southern members
were adverse to Mr.. Buchanan discussing the
question OF Secession III the message-Jhey
deeming it advisable to wait until formal
d, cIaraliOn had been made by the seeding
States, when the subject would be treated
in formal message.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-The receipts from
Customs at Charleston. is largely diminished
compared with lust year.
AoOut six millions of the ten million loan
has been paid In.
Colonel Florence. editor of the National
Democratic Review, was wounded in the head
10y a stone, thrown through his office window
last night
From Eexas.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IA committee of
citizens of Texas peIi,iJn.d Governor Hous-
ton 10 convene the Legislature. The Gov
eruor responded, that viewing the proposed
measure d. diSuniOn. he could not call the
Legislature together, but if a maj Jrty of the
citiZeus of the State petiIiUned tor it. lie colld
not stand III their way. The secession feel
lug large predOmlnates.
From New York.
NEW York. Dec. 1.-The Worlds Wash
inglon correspondent says that Breckenridge
has arrived ut Washington, and Etvors "a we'll
defined line of policy by the Southern MEM
bers of Congress.
Houston, of Alabama, writes that the feel
ing OF the conservatives is now strongly ten
ding towards secession. He goes for the
Union.
The discharge of laborcrs today was lar
ger than last Saturday, on account OF pecu-
mary difficulties.
The steamer TcutOnia sailed to day for
Liverpool with 500 900 specie.
The Washington correspondent of The New
YORK Times says the secession feeling is more
moderate.
\ conservative compromise measure is be-
ing offered to cover the entire sectional
issue.
The steamer City of Baltimore sailed for
Liyr pool to-day. She took only 81, $50
specie.
From Mobile.
MOBILE, Dec. IA large and enthusiastic
meeting is held tonight. Delegates for the
State Convention will be nominated.
ErOm Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. IA report from Barks
vile says that fifteen negroes and one white
man were hung for an attempted Instruction
on the part OF The negroes, led on by the
white man. No particulars are given.
From Missouri.
CLINTON. Mo-, Dec. 1.-R-ports speak of
the Inhabitants along the Missouri border
fleeing 10 escape from bands of abolitiOnists
supposed to be connected with Montgomery,
but indicating great alarm.
Eire.
CHICAGO. Dec 1.-The Biggs House was
damaged by fire $4,000 to-day.
ksiyer Jews.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. The river is rising,
with feet water in the Canal.