New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

Tie insecurity Of pereon and properly tno oim my
Of getting into the harbor on account Of tns Iomo. y
buoys md coast hghte the danger OF having 70 ,'T
seiz BY the State when they do get In and the greae
enhanced raies Of marine insurance upon vesse oou
TO Charleston, combine to prevent vessels IRON gqlIs
there Large quantities Of GOODS nue.. Sr,rSs,
kos largely increased and they are then zen, "
Chsrtetop BY railroad. Six dollars per tun Is Psa lr
feph, on coal from Savannah to Charleston. On lns
with the course Of events at Charleston and advise
them TO 60 ahead There IL no intention 81 preseu.,
however to put out the lights and remove the ouo In
ST. vsnnAh blrbor. -,
Ii il sleo stated that the Governor has prohb-
tied the departure of any volunteers for Charles
ton, partly because many OF those who nave aesdy
gone thither sickened and died, and partly because
feared they may all be required at home 70 suppress
instructions,
gentleman recently from Charleston expressed the
opinion In conversation, yesterday, that 'ch'sEy mao
great deal TO do with the occasion movement IN
Charleston The entire population he SAID seemed 70
be on a perpetual debAuch Darrooms, restaurants,
stores shops, all pubic places were crowded inces
sanity with drunken disappearing mob ms is the
material which CONSTITUTES the principal strength oil
the secession movement. The orderly and conserve,
tive portion Of the citizens are completely overa~ed
by them and carefully avoid taking any steps which
| might excite their displeasure.
PROTECTION BY THE RA1TLE-ssAkE CLUB.
Our informan-who had engaged in mechanical
busireee-wse warned out Of the city by one OF the
tleie ia "a lower aud higher order. The latter, or
Minute Men, assume to give the notices. and IN default
the suspected persons absence, the former, or MOB
oper may proceed 10 tar and feathoe but the hgho
Older deal ess in extreme violence, aud give seVerA
dfyr notice TO quit. Several of these vigilance men
Writing our Informant, and another in company Win
him, filled with ire al finding sheir own once ana
province interfered with by any unah9' '1td ho'ce
from the moaner sort. Ferreting out, therefore, the
particular limb OF the moi who had venured 10 give
! IN notice and finding him 10 be quondsm northern
emg1aut thev visited his usurpdion uron hiuSeh py
| notify ing him. alro, TO depart.
lis tfis kind ofhalfrepu ,ted and systems ,ed mob
Law which controls society. Property IL not secure
but the Rsitesnake Club offer TO protect holders
| who will zee their members comfortably suPphed anu
provided.
11o aayes vboenioy the better sort Of ADJ antagcs,
are more intelligent than the lower class OF masters
They dress well in their religious sssembies-the wo
men often sporting silks, and the men handsome eAhe
and even valuable watches. They are az lhiniu VIM
current eveps ~ the whites themselves, and really ex-
rect 70 be made free BY the incoming Admlnslra'i9
IL is not a secret ~ them that the whites are fearful oil
resurrection Consequently, they have become iinper
then AND intubordnaie-som much 70 thai the DoggHS'
kouse Is always full and drives thriving business
STATE or SOCIETY IN CHARLESTON.
| A gentleman residing in this city has cousin a.
CbJ lesion IL letter this cousin descnees Tue con-
don Of aifbir there AZ deplor'be MOI ohiy i oUsi
uess suspended csnsing general distress ana hiar 70
which should be add the prospect OF Starvation Du'
the pornlaion j. in the hands Of reckless mob Inc
re-reable CITIZENS would be reJoiccd 10 be rid oil the
rtans and return 10 their allegiance TO the ''oSerh
u,t. I'm, thew dare not make the effort. Respectable
ptlen en- do 20 into the streets evening" nor ane
Al Any tins. In short, they under ruign OF TER
! ror The innocent and wsll-meaning citizens Oh
Cberl, ston are entitled TO our waunes sympathes
hui il 4, impossible 10 relieve them unless the Federal
| lsyrscuse Journal, Jsn. H.
| pLHEISG IRON THE DANGER.
di,tiu plsled gentleman, Just from Charleston. IN
I rful raQ pf tprr
The Secession authorities knowing exactly what s TIE
rich men merchants and persons engaged IN business
Of every kind seyeraly have IN bank, ana bal means
of oh or kinds they suppod TO have tneir COM
pand continually levy upon them accordingly no mao
daring b. resii the levy inasmuCh ~ wild and infu-
ribted mob IL ready to execute vengeance upon every
,rsn deemed refractory Our informant says thai tue
deete.t distre@s and the deepest alarm go hand la
hsnd ard thai all the railroads and other roads leading
] iron South Carolina are thTonged win persons ee-
GAPING from the State, as u they felt thai rsin OF nre
ard brinItouo were already falling upon 1t. We ear
rr-ty hope there will be necessity for the shedding
OF South Carolina blood by tho general government
II South Carolina he but left 20 herself little longer,
tie sit Of elton and revelation will perish within
| her border like n ra, IN exhausted receiver.
! " tLoui,vnhe journal, JAa. i?,s
| ssARIrD At a. THEY PLY.
The following paragraph from The ChTleI!oz
IS c. COUreT comedies the ale ged LACY thi many Oh
The beet families Of the State heeng from ~ from
he plycue In consequence Of the lRwess tyranny now
eAerrsed by mob rule there. The Courier OF Saturday,
| Jan II, Mys
aTbe renewal Of many excellent families from tho
cs,itaI il regretted but nobody proposes 70 stop them
fr, uanaag their domeetic aiiairs In their own
way.
| JrsTlCE TO BR ~ SPESDRD.
In the South Carolina Legislature, on the l3th, The
| follow Ing re-olution- were introduced:
Rr,G That the present state Of public s1siri Is eIPe
IA NJ that The January rou Ne Cont O AYpea. should DO
us.,toped ard the, be shall he resumed such time
'h R.oi,sI TSss Il l. nsipSdirn dat ct the January Of
the APsa md ospcrl Sc sion, Tor Sh. ,S.' p
| bu.lnrs, be conducted or di'Po-ed o.
SAVINGS BANKS REFUSE TO PAY.
Attn specil meeting Of the BOstd Of Trustees Of the
| Charleston Savings Institution, held al inc hai on
Ihu1sdsv evening Jan. 10, 1901 the following report
was presented and adopted, aud ordered to be pub
| hFhed
Under eSistnQtcircumstsnees, the Trustees Of th,
Institution feel compelled TO suspend fora time pay
m,n,s Of the demands from depo.itors well those
WHO have already given notice Of their desife TO with
| draw FUNDS AT y future given period
| DECLINE OF TRAVEL soUTBw ARD
Southern travel having fallen of rapidly the Prnci'
pal line- South from Washington have decided to run
| but one train dsily after " ednesday
| INCREASE OF TRAVEL SoRTHwARD.
| Mr. Rice the Superintendent Of the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad says this Secession movement IL making
the North rich that there are now slooOp worth OF
fresh pork at their depot which would not otherwise
have cone this way at all The Grsnd Trunk has Just
COMPLETED contract which will test the full capacity
of the Ioad for carrying Gotten &c The products Of
Keptrcky. I. nne.sce &c.. al coming this way
account Of Southern troubles
INCREASE or FREIGHT SORTHwARD.
| movement il said 10 be on foot nj Albany calcu-
at.d 10 have great effect the course Of the cotton
! trade 10 the advantage Of New-Nork and the North
| generally law il contemplated which shall exempt
cotton In bale from the payment OF any transportation
on the New-York canals. This measure VIII ada
greatly the amount OF cotton transporter over inc
| inland ron, 90 10 Northern railroads,