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The New York herald., 1844-09-02

This is the form adopted by the country hanks in pub
fishing their average issues in accordance with the new
act When the plan gets into thorough operation, and
the returns made regularly the fluctuations OF each
will be correctly known. The returns included in the
above table intended guide for future averages
the issues Of each bank being hereafter confined to these
Limits
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Passengers Arrived.
ST THoMAs-Schr Caroline--J Child, Dansigen.
SAyAsS.H,,Brig Peter Demill-N Epins, Mr. Kloskey NJ
Lewis, N Gidey. s' -
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DOCTOR. RET,T,

OR BELL continues devote his personal attention till 10
NJ daily 10 the removal of private diseases every
All suffering under proacted aggravated usuccessy
treated by inexperienced pretended practitioners those labor
and all who the remains Of disease lurking the system
of cure
Private Offices No. o. Cedar street, Sd door from Broad
~
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NEW 1ONN ANU HAN LEM hATLhOAIJ
COMPANY.
A4 s s

On aud after Wednesday, September 1914 the will
as follows -
Leave City Hall FOR Harlem Fordham, WINS Bridge and
Tuckahoe. at 8 30, z, 30, 10, II 30, 2, 3 30, 8.
Leave Williams Bridge for City Hail. As I5 10 As,
12 IS, l. IS, 4 10, 8 45, Ii.
Leave Tuckaho for City Hail. 80, 10 3O 1 3o 3O
aud l.
Leave City Hall for Harlem 80, 80 3o 30, 10, II
80, 2, 80, A. SO.
Leave Harlem for City Hail. 30 sloo io 80, II TO-
IL 10, 2 10, 40, Z, 3 10. I, 40
The City Hall aud 27th Street Line will every
minutes through the day, from 30, A. NJ. To 80 7 NJ
The night line will leave City Hall for eth Street. at o.
20, o 40, TO- 10 20, 10 40, II, II 20, IL 40, IL.
Leave 9Th Street for City Hail. So TO- So 10
49, 10 30, 10 80, II 10, II 30.
Passengers East Chester New Rochelle Mamaoneck and
Porcheer will leave WINS Bridge the arrival Of the A.
M. and 3 30 p, NJ. trains from City Hall
Passengers for White Plains viii leave Tucaoe the
val Of the A. NJ and 30 +. NJ. trains from City Hall
Passengers for Westcheser Village Throg's Neck and Pei
ham will leave WINS Bridge the arrival of the 30 A. Nj.
and Il. NJ trains the CITY Hall
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desirous of converting into
cash their superuous off Clothing will obtain from
the Subscriber the HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
Families Gentlemen quitting city or changing
sdence having effects Of the kind dispose Of will find
much 70 their advantage send for the Subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment
ii. LEVETT Office No. Wall street.
=, =, and at 40 Hudson st.
Clothing cleaned and repaired.
VA line through the Post Office or otherwise will receive
IN
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A PARIS MILLENARY ESTABLISHMENT

a PAKIS WILLENAKY ESTABLISHMENT
IN NEW YORK.
RARENNE & CO., patronized by the Courts Of France
- and Belgium, Of 4 Place vendome, Paris have the
and those Of the city of New York particularly that they will
open branch Of their well known and fashionable Millinery
Establishment, Thursday the 2 Of September, the
corner OF Broadway and Grand street (enance No ia Grand
street.l
The branch in this city will be under the immediate supern-
tendence Of Of the principle ladies Of the Paris house. The
ladies respectfully solicited visit the Saloons where they
will always find recherche article in the line
from Paris by the Packets they arrive.
T. s. They would also inform those engaged In the millinery
business the a cities Of the Union that all articles
connected with their business, and the latest fashions be
uppied their being opened public this city,
Orders punctially attended to- 81 Owls re
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. We iighAut to conquer,


GONE TO THE MEETING. COME The Young
~ Mems Hickory Club of the city oi New York. Will hold
Public Meeting THIS tMonday) EVENING" A he Hall cor
ner Chatham and Mulberry al IA o'clock for the pur-
pose Of responding the call Of their Rhode Island friends who
hold grand mass meeting u favor of POLK and DALLAS,
DORHand DEMOCRACY, at Providence, on Wednesday,
September t Several distinguished speakers will address the
meeting and the Gee Club and Others will appropriate
otic ode Let there be grand rally of the unerrfed demo-
cracy and all who have heart the glorious truths Of the Dca-
ration Of American Independence for the defence of which The
patriot Do now incarceated within the walls of prison
Oelegales MI Ill be 10 mn
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r OST AT AtANfIATTANyILLE, on Sunday morning
II September l 8ii Corporation Chck made payable
Mcdonald for services endeed sunday Officer in the 2i
Ward from the 4h day o May the ith day Of August
able the State Bauk Of New York, for Si3 80 he finder
will be literally rewarded By leaving the with A; "
prstor, Chatham aud ryon Row. he City Banks
MOORE 50 t*ec
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CHAs. r. GARDNER, President.
PET PETER g; BAkER, : Vice President,

MAKTTN 3. BRYANT -
ROBERT BEATTY Jr secretaries. 50 ltsec
T'HE RslEsipENTS sl and Owners Of Real Estate ia the
Twelfth Ward, requested attend Meeting Hopes
Hotel, l25h street and ath avenue, Harlem, Wednesday
Afternoon al haptst r M tSept h) for the purpose Of
forming an Association for advancing the of the Ward
~ BSubject Of the Importance will be laid before
the meeting
BY order Of Of ISAAC ADRIANCE, Chairman.
H.. e. % ats
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GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
A NTHoNY j BLEECKER < CO. will sell ,s Aneton =. io
"A Monday I'd Of September 10 o'clock, at No 10 Dsy
Broadway-A general assortment ofHousehod Fur
nture consisting Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets Turkey Red
Window Curtains French mahogany and other Chairs Sofas
M fe, Dining ard Tea Table, fancy painted Chairs
Bedseads Dressing and Pier Glasses Feather Beds and Mat
trasses, with other articles of bedroom furniture.
Also Cooking Stove and the Kitchen utensils, with which
the sale will commence au30 3tisrc
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MIX DEMPSTEk'S
VOCAL, ENTERTAINMENTS, ~. Y Society Library

BiOadway aud IrOnard Atreeia. !.
MIR. DEMPSTER has the honor his inention OF
giving three vocal entertainments the evenings Of Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday 3D. th aud 9th September when he
will Introduce his popular including the anrnt
o the Irish Emgrant; The Blind Boy; Jeanic Mornseni Ie
Lonely Auid Wife; Let Love One Another; Home ~ te
Heart; The Loved Tbe IT'S swest 70 Lo,s VIM r. sha us
hood; (The Indians Compaint) oh, why does tr hs
follow my PATH The Death Of Warren Nc S.ou.n psiisas
john Anderson my Jo, My Nannie q Nary H. ~ MI,
TAX your And Cloak about Mans Man lHss my. my.
Highland Mary Sc Programmes glsng i"l M 49, 20 "
had AZ the music the Society iihfui a'" ~ W ~
Tickets 10 cents, 10 be had u the door. ,.,..L
DooIs oIcn ~ ha i'@'' auy0 sept6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oO,UUU Just received BY tha syre Packet for sale Whole
sale ana retail AT the moderate prices, by
T.. J. FERDINAND x COPPA,
importers Of Leeches,
auo lm"er it9 Nassau street. ". Y,
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OSTOn Friday evening the 30th instant Hair Bracelet
with gold clasp and gold band in the centre the inside Of
which engraved the letters A. The finder will be
waded BY leaving the the Jewelry OF HENRY
SALISBURY 4 Co, III Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
: n PARIS LIFE PILLS.

PARIS LIFE PILLS
THIS POPULAR MEDICINE is now in such demand
IL that long notices of its efficacy unnecessary -
Thousands OF Testimonials Of perfect Dtspsa Dys-
entcr Scroiua and Nervous Complaints can be seen at The
Of the Popretors.
THOS. ROBERTS & Co,
No. III Fulton street.
This Medicine in Spanish, Portuguese French
and Italian Wrappers with Books of Directions aud Tes.
tmonals in the same languages for exporition au3 INN
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LECTURES ON GAMBLING

On (IAMBIIINCr.
keo% caa T four afIss5 Isass
% go art at e & ss G cs Ts S %
ollo;wns the III third and fourth, Moadly and Wednesday
Tickets for the course ST. Twenty-Five cents each Lecture
'Ps's S R Rds Book Store corner peesm.n
an" ia sss seus. Mr. Mr. e s aoS % @ s see
bier and manufacturer Of cards will deveope the startling mys
show De sraess san asd ysns; sl's%ss
THE GREAT MYSTERY OF PHYSIOLOGY.
REPRODUCTION! DIR. HOLLICK's LECTURES
ON this intensely interesting and highly important subject
ss,ybs1 w s repeated s%S q TaS,dY Wsaafidy and
wpy 2pd Or Grand street tsHuance second door
tSf ] not admitted
full hs sT 50 IsS sy " S ns s G S. THURSDAY For
TO MERCHANT TAILORS
esrsase is Fa s " n eas % had
si Herald oes With al aa%+ @ viii TIE E at at
500 2RIG,INANL AUToGRAPHs o. rcmalEs5Ie person.
& Adsms % Gcbei a"a BaNs Iocts taT
sss Sss 1&SS ss 8 f'f 81 s. VIII @ s;c s % 2sa
% @%iS @ Ssii% sIa ft&Mit a
TX S'; s &s,iSSssss L As"
$: s E. Sy.s Tss %
Fay Duane Abp of Canterbury, Fanny Wright Wallace OF
EKs,Sg s,s W5sht ~ Benton Lou, And Ue
cob Astor Jacob Lorard Jacob Barker NJ L. Davis Nicho
las Bdde sc. ST 2tsec
WANTED---A situation bv young colored man. eighteen
w years old waiter take charge Of horse Please
address Beverly at this Office apply IS King street of
Mrs. Potter, IN the rear au3m
LADY, accustomed to teaching is desrous Of obtaining
~ situation as Goveness in family of small children. No
objectons TO go INTO The country to Of the Southern
Office au30 iw y re
TO MACHINISTS, &c.
A NUMBER Of Machines for Braiding Straw Plats-all
complete-together with quantity of Reels Spools Swts
Nc Win be- sold very low to close Apply 81
Ferry street. New York. au30 Imse
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen
Families who desrous Of converting their left off
wearing apparel into cash
Families or Gentlemen quitting the city changing resi-
dence having superfiuous fleets dispose Of will find
much their dyanage send for the Subscriber will
attend at their residence by appointment.
j. LEVINSTYN,
:. 466 Broadway, up stairs.
line through the Post Oce, otherwise, will receive
prompt attention. 81 lmsec
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A~ ~ The Steamboat THOMAS sALMlOND,
b ban., from Il iel gHa usual T Places 10 : '' sums
WHbN2EAsS6AYs TWHhbs2EAS6sA x A@ofss' fs 6oolSa
TbITHsypAYs. and Isnd p'sE NJ N ri Nv Nv
Fare 23 cents each way ,,umo,
To G0NEY isMLAND M AND FORT R HAMILTON: AM
places =, "a 2 21 and Pier No IN ~ 4 & at oeloss
MONDAYS. In ths Mornings, leave 8h, sH, Q, "a, and
Pier No ~ H., at ~ Afternoons at z "a "a, IA ana
Fare l2ls cents each way au27 7tssm
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TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS ~ DEALERS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS offer Tor sale very superior article
Of Amazon Hats, of different colors made this summer
which viii be sold extremely low close concern. Also
Braid, Of various coIors. y. MCKAY u Co,
au3O iInFec Ferry street. New York
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by SNIFFEN co, Monday I'd September al 10 o'clock.
Furniture.
Ornamental Pier Glasses &c, by catalogue Fashionable
and Modern Cabinet Furniture Of superior workmanship;
large size ier Glasses 27 style Louis 10th; highly polished
Sdthoads WioheS; Secretaries aud Book Egyptan
and white mable top Centre Tables; Tea Dining Card Quar-
aud Work do elegant French Bedseads Di-
and Oaas of the latest style aud fashionable
erngs; fel thqusrer and half French Mahogany Chi;
elegant Serpenne Mahogany Rosewood and Painted Dress
ing Bureaus; White Washstands match; Cured Maple
Fancy COTTAGE aud Nurse Chairs spanish Plain and Carved
High Post and French Double and Single Maple Besead Ne
pay Shippers dealers and houekeIe
generally, will profit by attending this sale.
Also by order Of the receiver Egyptian marble Centre
Tables; Wardrobe; marble top Washstands Dressing Bu-
reaus, and large polished Book Case. H.
Also. Rosewood and Mahogany Piano Fortes Of brilliant
and touch.
Also quantity Of second hand furniture, with which the
sale will commence. 81 2tsec
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APOLLO SALOON
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
MAHSHALL- LESSEE

y. A. MARSHALL, LESSEE.
The Regular season this establishment will commence
SATURDAY sept nh meeting q the Company will take
place the morning Of Wednesday, the ith, at o'clock in
The Green Room full ard nncn. attendance requested
w. X. BLAKE. Stage Manager.
Phadepha August 23d, tBti au29tos4gz
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HAMILTON HOUSE,
AT THE NARROWS, l.. I.
SEVERAL having been vacated, per agreement
- which engaged for definite period enables the sub.
serber those who may wish good family rooms for
the of the that they obtain them
the above establishment The board to families
ing September will be greatly reduced from former chargeand
the house rendered much agreeable those who
pose aud comfort. ALONZO REEDE.
Aug 28h, 1914 au29 3tis eodrm
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AUCTION SALES.
THOS. BELL. Aueuoneer,
A.. 49,. Al.---l

No. II SpTuce Sffetf.
On TUESDAY 0S o'clock IN the Sales Room II Spruce
seet-Freneh Dry Goods siasls, laces, and pcg syle
Prints Dresses Millinery Hosiery &c. just received lr1m
Paris Also invoice Of British Dry Goods, with other
numerous articles suitable for The ladies and the approaching
AUCTION NOTlCE-Iarse sale q F9rnitur by order Of
administrator 0h o'clock The Sales Room II Spruce g.
au3l IN THOs. BELL Auctoneer.
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The amount Of bullion has diminished Elss.0O0 The
bank bill seems to have lost its former interest The
system having been decided upon and settled it will
doubtless into operation at the appointed tme and the
effects produced by its requirements will be made
visible for veal woe, in the Of time and the
movements oficommerce The official psper Of the govern
ment contained the following returns, made under the
"Act to make further provision relative TO the
turns TO be made by banks the amount of their crcula
tion" The period is twelve weeks prior to the 9th Of
April last and the average amount in each Is certified
by two Commissioners OF Stamps
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
sir. FreIinshuyscn's Acceptance.
Nlw-YoKK, May 6, l8!I

Hon I'm EQsp0rtl, Chairman. SC.
DEAR SIR: have duly received your favor in
forming me OF my nomination 10 the Office OF Vice
President Of the United States, By the Whig Con-
vention OF Delegates 1T Baltimore, the Ist inst.
10 be thus distinguished by such body OF exalted
and patriotic Wings is honor that most sensiby
;eel In accepting it can only promise the best Ell
forls in some humble measure 10 justify line high
confidence reposed in me. And trusI in the good
ness Of Divine Providence so 10 guide my steps,
that may no disappoint the expectations OF my
friends or do harm To the interests o our country.
Dear Sir your friend and nbsdent servant,
THEO FREl.iNGHu NSEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

THy TELEGRAPH.-During the cessioaol Ia
National Demo rate Convention, yesterday, an e
.eaflrnent was lried in the TRANSMISSION Of q no
rage from Odd Flows Hall 10 Washington, and I
answer returned. The message was taken ca 10
Inv Mr.. n. ". Cleveland, gentleman neah. j
years o.! age from the Hall to the depot HP'
street. sent To Washington by the telegraph, aal 4
answer returned from a gentleman IN the c'p'o
and borne back 10 Odd Fellows Iicii IN ia, si's
all in the space OF II minutes sHcn are :, hsra s
.er- OF science in the present age. he hsds't
"a at Washington, published ct / ciotA ~ y y. -
yesTes- cnnininrd The procgcding, nj Tho Vio1
nr'or.ai convention IN tins city IN b1ei up 10 WI
in % minutes o! the hour u go!gs 10 press,
lRnt SuB Tesleida;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29
Important from Hayti.

The following is extract OF a letter from JAG
mel, Hayi, dated
This Island is now the scene oi oGe OF the most
revolving -eb-llions that have ever occurred. All
kinds OF business and Agriculture ere al a stand.
Most OF the merchants who did any business what
ever have left here for the North. The people who
were peaccagly inclined, have become incenscj, az
Ter such continuation OF outrageous revolutions,
and have now taken ap arms with the determination
no, 10 lav them down until peace is restored, with
an assurance of ts stlbi'y. All the seaport towns
ale the principal scenes of action. Many skirmshes
have occurred in which great numbers have been
slaughtered. The President, Herari. and the Gene
raj Riyieie will ind it dfieu!tto maintain their po-
siions being only sustained by small lorce o! sol
diers who do not number a. many Is one-eighth oi
The rebels.
Riviere was at .l.e town Of Aux Caves, with e
force OF Is 600 we'll armed troops. He captured the
civ from the blacks after an engagement OF two
hours with them on the .th MAY. IN which there
were 500 blacks slaughtered, and his loss only be-
Ing about 100 ked and wounded
he President was within len miles OF the ely OF
81. Domingo with his troops. and had been endsa-
yoring 10 quell the disturbances Al that place lie
nearly LOST his life hv being stabbed the breast by
a spy, who was Immediately killed.
Capt. Johnson OF the brig Port Leon says that a
new President had been elected by tue spanish
HaytiGns. OF Muiattoes, named Guerrero, who was
the man that in iact caused this rebellion. He Was
al ST. Domingo.
4 Black. name unknowa, had force o! men and
was in possession OF the towns OF Areaane and Jere-
ME. He had been Commandment 81 the town OF
Arcane.
The town OF Jacmel was in great state oi e1-
element, the stores and houses ell closed, and the
inhabitants all under arms. The Whites were leay-
ing the island ut every opportunity and dared hardly
show themselves. The greatest CONSERVATION pre-
walls and with u great deal OF cause.
There were no American vessels at Jaenlel when
The Pott Leon LEFT.
~ c. B. who writes for information abou, Chicken
Hatchnc should personally observe the process IN the Ecea
obion We have time lie will there see that the yok OF
The egg becomes Inc ooi the chicken and that the process
OF hatching by machine essentially the IN the Old and
the new waya moderate eauabe heat and the turning OF the
eggs day being the employed by eggha,che o
all sots, feathered or whskered.
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the course of former Conventions, he hoped Gen.
Saunders would offer resolution couched like
hat adopted in 1882 in reference to the rules for
Governing this Convention.
Gen. SAUNDERS said he would waive pressing
his motion I'LL The Committee reported on the
Delegates certificates.
The names of the several States were then cal
ed over and the following were named as the
Committee on credentials
Haire .Amrsa stetson, SCqro,ina. 10 aasger
y Hamp so{p Hubbard. efSTsG' sssns y + ..o3 SSi3g
i!gzs rS1,sou; i.niie B. Iiuat iflss II; J. WaEet
X Island Olaey i3silou. J5ilsicaa. Gilbert LEONARD.
ma lgsa yer,i.ii K. smith Kertaelg II. Johnson
p: Pm John Bredin 0siS ..T W Barley
lgrvicnd. BEN. c Howard jadaaa Jesse d Brsh'.
DelGnare. JARVIS N sutton. HL,rols lanes Dunlap
.SCaroitaaJohn Hill. Michigan Robert = Wilson.
Benz. t. BUTLER then moved that committee
Of ore be appointed from each State to prepare
rules ior this Convention.
Some one again moved TO adjourn, and Mr.
BUTLER said they ought to organize IN some way
before they adjourned.
Mr.. Henry moved that the States be called and
that the Delegates credentials be handed IN to the
Chair.
Mr.. SMITH of \. Y. expressed great surprise at
this after the Committee had been appointed. Let
them examine all the credentials.
The CHAIRMAN said he thought Mr.. HENRY
was quite right in calling on the Committee to
report now by handing IN the list OF Delegates.
Mr.. BRgplS, OF Pa. said he though, they were
al wrong. (Laughterl
Mr.. HuxT of Vermont thought SC TOO. Laugh
teri Did the resolution authorize the appointment
., nm Committee ~ 26 Committees Iaurh-
teri If the resolution was in order then, there
werc alrcady 25 COMMITTEES without doubt
Much laughtcr) Was this what was meant?
a.; uorklNs OF Va. again moved that they ad-
iourn and get better room; this was crowded 10
.utfocation badly lighted, and altogether very
improper place; and might be unsafe. NJ.
HrsARD Of ~ II. said he offered the same Tcso-
luton in 1882, and he thought Mr.. Henry and
The Chair did not understand the matter
Mr.. KErrLEwELL said the room was too small,
and they had better adjourn TIL O'Clock. SO
without doing any thing else the Convention ad-
lourned til 4 O'Clock.
P.S Hait.past Si1.-BENJ. F. BUTLER has
iust offered an amendment to Gen. SaundeFs's
motion, 50 as 10 allow d mere majority Of Ike De-
iegqtes to make the nomination TINS, think,
will not prevail. Ii it docs, seventy Delegates
will leave the Convention.
CAss and BUCHANAN Stock is rising FAST VAN
BrsEy IS poiny down.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

III The CLAY TRIBuSE.-Gen,enen in the city who WISH
10 send valuable and cheap WING journal to thef ends II
the country during the Presidential Campaign are requested
TO read the Prospectus OF the Clay Tribune ehch VIII e
found in another column. ES-Since SUBSCRIPTIONS only "
An1tu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

THE Loco Foco CoSvENrIoNs.-We shall issue
our Evening Edition to-day Immediately upon
the arrival of the Southern Mail containing the
latest intelligence from the Baltimore Loco Foco
Conventions.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-29

.a.n, dtteT 4 spcccn from DEi-AZoN '7Milh u
| Ohio. After great deal OF the most delecta-
ble fighting and clapperclawing, the Convention
was organized as follows
Presiden,--.IoEL W: WHITE Of Connecticut. -.
spiEs iJy Of Mayaai; Sylvester B5ewg, Of caI2na ".
G ei,i ni3eV'sS F. f. Sumner Of ;ode Island afa@
P Iie;,ne Of ilaine John r Ruirer Of Missouri,
w S.'@ffS.SsYM @ %g% c"-neas H. C5e % G asnd e
Fuirchid, Of Ono John Crey OF New-l oTk George 10
ber of lndiann '. l.. Sanders0n. OF NewJeTey W. W Ii
son Of Vermont.
The following resolution was Offered by Dr.
kRElDER:
Resoced Tha, have the highest respect for the opinions
aud state meetings, vel as IN the prmay aemnagss oi
he people IN winch they have nomins;ed JOHN ~ LER "s
United States und the members Of tins Convention deem II
due him, and hereby proclaim L Is ;ne chief desire - STE
him the Presidential char M iSi5.
The resolution was received with dcmonstra
tions of satisiaction but several OF the members
objected to the vote being now taken. 4 scene
os the greatest up5oar and confusion followed.
The Sergcants at Arms were busy in restoring
order
The resolution was finally carried by acclama-
ton, and ratified by nine cheers.
A new outbreak of confusion now followed
A dozen members were on the floor a, once
The Previous Question was moved aud carried
with loud acclamation. All was confusion
yroans, shouts and Kisses arose from all parts OF
the Hall. a member proposed that police Of
fcers should be sent for, but the motion was not
III order.
Mr. EDDY, of New-York, offered a resolution
which he handed 10 the chair. Some moved that
it be laid on the tablc-othcrs wanted to hear 1t
read |, was finally read AS follows:
Rcsorca That committee o twenty-five be appointed By
the Ca 10 confer with the Democratic Convention now N
this cty the propey oi referring the election ni the can
the Presidency the people. and Tor the
selection of Delegates by the District System meet IN Con
vcn,,on :he second Monday o! August next.
This resolution was rejected by acciamation.
A member from Accomac county now ad
dressed the Chair and pledged the vote OF Acco-
mac for the nomination. He concluded by offer
ing the following:
Resoired Tint of five mcnbers be appointed
by Char JoHN TYLER and Inform hm that he
has en- nominated by , Convention the candidate for
the Office Of President OF the United States
The resolution was carried.
After some further unimportant business, the
Convention adjourned to Tuesday morning.