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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-20

Tickets for the Grand Gener, II Taylor Ball,
az ne n, T v e. u go M
of the Com nit Atws Music. Saloon POI Broa
I'd Ward Hotel Wanmakers 178 Walker street; Gil
berts Ann streets or at the rooms.
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On Frday the 18th instant after short and severe
Illness THEopoRE LILLY youngest Of the late James
Lilly, aged ID years and 20 days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon
O'Clock from .he dence Of his mother 90 Ludlow
street. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry for interment.
On Friday afternoon 18th inst, after short and
we're Illness 0KoRoE BANNIsTER.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon Sunday at o'clock
from his late residence 80 West Sixteenth street with
out further invitation The body will be taken to Green
wood Cemetery for sntermeRt.
On Saturday, the 10th inst, after long Illness in
the 10th year Of his age, NICHOLAS NELSON.
The friends and acqusin invited to attend
his funeral this day, Sunday at O'Clock, from 272
Water street.
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ANTI RENTERS OUTDoNR BY SIN :RIFF.-The
sheriff, with posse, went out oil Thursday
morning to Bern sell property bell ,ugng to
of the tenants On reaching the place he found
about 500 people collected They offered resistance
He could not sell the property for they would
not bid It, He made by rs'tiI ing to a place
about four miles, and put up for the night. In the
msrniug he made descent the property and carried
It of In triumph and returned to the rity yesterday
40. Knic ker6scker, 10Th inst.
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THE IAGHKANIC OUTRAaEs.--The disclosures
made thus far, which is only the commencement,
iDplicate quite number OF persons banded together
secret organization and to whom death to be the
portion OF any one making disclosures The history
their dee DIS Of darkness viii form lengthy and sunal
ingchapter In tho annals Of crime So far there have
b-en arrested George l. Fnkle Joseph Finkle Philip
Van Tarsel, Barent Van Wagner, VIM Wheeler and
Egbert Wheeler. We understand that the Others i'm
pcstsd have left the county, and mostly north
ard west.-Hudson Gazeftc.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 6, 1913.

The Lecture Of DR.. Maths,os in the Capitol
This morning, according to announcement,
Or. Mathews, of the New York University, de-
Iiysrsd the fret OF L series OF lectures upon
Christianity and ito evidences The Hall Of the
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DALMO's OPERA HOUSE-MONDsY EVENING,
A Feb 2,-Professor THEIRS GROUPS of MODEL AR
fists twenty in number will have the honor ~ appearing
Poses Pastgus which ha, been the most classical
and has been houoed by the patronage of the
august personages Doors open at 81; to commence at
Costs gentleman alone SO cents boxes cents Boz
of1ce open from 10 A. NJ to tP. M
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MITCHELL,s OLYMPIC HEATRE---MONDAv
~ Eysnrg Feb a. will be performsd the f,ce Of PEG
Beverly; Mr. Ch,ni,su; jane Tsm;r, Mis-. Phillips; Psysy
entitled KABRIksbri. Mr. Holland: Nico, Mr. Conoy.r
The FAR Barsh Miss Phillip, After which GI ANCE
over; Mrs Morton Mrs Henry; Mary Miss Phillips To con-
es,uae With the BEULAH sPA,,Hector Templson. Mr..
At 6S, curtain at 7 O'Clock
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REs0AlDwysyy ,THE.TRErMoNpAY EyENING e
AND YOUN7 HEARTs-Ies.e Rr,a' Mr.. w r. Blake;
Tom Coke, Mr. Fleming: Bob. Ml Hadawey; Lady Alice
Hawthorn. Miss Fanny Wallack: Miss no kett Mrs
g,.nt After which Pas De Derry sy Ms; C1,eTs and st
elm Pettibones Mr. W Chapman; Frank Eathom, Mr. Nc
Douall; Marv. Mis- Fitzjames Doors open 6k perfor-
nance 10 commence at
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CIRCUS. BoWERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- Weck-Bensft of La Belle Carroi.-Morday Evening
Feb 2-The Fake Ava: Master John Glenrov. the
Misses Wells reensaged; La Belle Carroll srgaged TO-
four nights Wells aud Williams, the clowns, will
Nixon aud his astonishing pupils Mr. Cole the contoons
Mons Lethoms the French Hercules, Mr. Sweet II, great
con Mr. Carroll and II: Ethiopian HaImonsis will appear
mence at7k o'clock. Boxes Is cents. Pit lax cents
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OPERA HOUSE. ASTOR PLACE-MONDA Y EVEN
" ing Feb 81 will he performed the opera Of CUR AMEN.
TO-Manfred Count Of Tsormina. sRnor g. Benevenano
Rianca Sgnors Lis Ros Corsi; Elaisa Sign Teresa
moro signor Gui,eppe Pie%onte. Iaua; sgnora Ava.
ehesa, s,Rno Rapett Chorus Master Signor c. Lieta.
Boxes parquee and balcony 81; amphith so cents
Doors performance % commence O'Clock.
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ROWERY THEATRE-MONDA EVENING Feb
- ruary 2st-W he presened shskspeare great hstori
cal play Of HENRY THE MISUNDERSTANDING. Queen Of
England Mrs Shaw Cardinal Wolsey. MIR Barry: Henry,
King Of ENGLAND Mr.. W Ms,,h,l,; Are BCsyc NJ, Phil
Inns. To conclude with THE FLYING DUTCHMAN
the phar tom shp-V ndsrdecken Captsn Of tho FvinR
nutchman, Mr. Stsvens Capt Psppercoal Bsllamy Peter
Won B,ummel Burke; Les,elle Mrs Walcot Boxes. e5
cents Pit aud Gallery, l2x Doors 81 O'Clock
Performance commence AZ
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NATHAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING

CHATHAM THEATRE-MONDAY EVENING.
- Eebrusry GA, TTh, Gsformance will commence with
Held; Doctor pnglo's, Herb., Z.kisl Homespn n.
w nsns; Deborah Dowas. Mrs. Wrav: Ceciv Homespmn,
Mrs Wilkn'on- After which. tn. MODEL ARTISTS To
conclude with first night Of the WHISTLER or thu Lilly
of 81 Leon rds-sir Seorge Stsurtou. Mr. Vary sande
Sande-son Held Dcky Dnuon Winsns: David Butler Miss
Denim; The Whistler Miss DENIM; Lady stsuntou Mrs
Wiki nson. Doors NJ 6x ocock-performance to COM
mence at ;. Boxes, rs cents; Pit i2k cent?
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col M ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Feb. I9-0 Pc M.
The stock market remains without suy material ate
ration The fancies are not 30 bouyant they have
BEEN while State stocks tending up ward At the
FIRST board to-day Emitted States Bank fell off per cent
Reading Railroad x; Pennsylvania SIS III Norwich and
Worcester advanced n: stonington l; United States
os, 1867. II Ohio 6's n; Kentucky 6s n. All Others
closed firm at prices current yesterday
The shipments of specie during the past week amount
to s22 $780, all Of which went to Liverpool The aggre-
gate shipments this port since the LIST of January
last, is 81, 92l, 224.
Tho bill to autAorise the subscription of $500 0O0 by
the Delaware and Rartan Canal and Camden and Am
boy Railroad companies to the capital stock of the Bel
videre Railroad has passed the Legislature Of New
sey and only awaits the signature Of the Governor to
become a law.
The Equitable Safety Insurance Company Of this city,
declared dividend Wednesday last Of 30 per cent,
on profits for the last year. aad another dividend of six
per cent in cash, on former issues Of scrip.
Governor Matthew'S Of Mississippi has sent into the
Legaturs Of the State able and elaborate message
upon the subject of paying tho Planters Bank bonds
and caucus Of the members of the Legislature with
few exceptions has decided that tho State is In honor
and law, bound to pay these bonds. The Governor
oommends giving the Of public land in part
payment Of this debt.
The Canal Commissioners Of Pennsylvania in max ing
their report Of the operations the canals and rail-
roads of that commonwealth, for tho fiscal year
mencing December l, ls46, and ending November so,
lS47 remark that the receipts up to the LIST Octo-
ber unprecedentedly great and the expenses as
low In any preceding year, but the 7th and 9Th of
that month most disastrous food swept much
main line and Susquehsnna and West Branch divisions
interrupting the through navigation between Philade
pha Pittsburgh to the CLOSE Of the year, and
pending that of the susquehanna and West Branch d.
visions for portion Of the balance Of the season Not
withstandins the dminution in the revenue from this
cause receipts for the present
the following gratifying result -
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DARK rHEATRr-sANps. LENr y {

DARK THEAyRE-sANDs. LENT s ro.t an
rics, Circus for three nights lcprsr-The roprsiors
men, 70, three night, longer VIZ MONDAY. Tuesday sad
will positively close the Company leave for Boston
Thursdsy Mondw rveniug benefit of Mk SANDS, when
will be offered he bill of the Tues
d,y evening ,he jo;n, ANN,XERs .RY nE THE RIRTH
DAY OF WASHI NGrON and IT THE BATTLE OE
BUENA VISTA. on which occasion a splendid National
entertainment will be given Wednesday evening positively
last night Of the Dress Circle and Parauee 50
Roye. Is cens Gallery 'h cents Private boxes IS each
Children under when by their
guardians the Dress Circle half price Door
half past O'Clock Performance ut
o'clock ~ B. a grand afternoon performance Wednes-
day, audp tive he last.
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EQR SALE-A FARM OR { OUNTRY SEAT, AT
Tuns Landing opposite Rossvie Staten Island Sou d.
about miles from this city, OF by steamboat
which leaves The foot Of Barclay street and lands her
40 feet 'front.' with marble manes pazzas font and
filled In with brick with about garden
BROOKS. 10 Ferry street
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EOR NEW ORLEANS-LOUIsIANA AND NEW
York Line Of Pacsetsvery reduced rates Of Freight
Positively the first and only regular packet for Monday Feb
mary 2is The splendid fast sailing packet ship TORON
TO- Capt Doane 10 Loading, and having Of her
or passage, apply on boMd Orleans Wharf foot Of Wall
will find to their advantage call before chipping
Positively freight will he received after this evening
forward all good, 70 his address Ps,enses by tbs ship win
sail.
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lanes LAWRENCE ENGLISH, ATTORNEY AT
Law Montgomerv. Alabama, will attend toCollecrons
lapooss Cccsa and Antsuga He will also attend Colse
Alabama.
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RANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
Mississippi river, painted three miles of canvass be-
the largest painting the world at the Panorama build
evening Sundays excepsed Admission so cents children
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and Satur
DAYS. al o'clock
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RRUNSWlCK'S STATUARY-LARGE AS LIFE
I'm Mexican composition representing the VENUS DE
1EDICIS and APOLLO DE MEDlCIS Open from AM
IA Is
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Receipts
For motive power charges and forus
of State trucks on the Philadelphia
and Columbia Railroad, including
fines, and for old materials sod,. .$299, 600
For tolls on ths Philadelphia and Co.
lumbia Railroad. ............ 275sS6
For motive power charges and for use
of State trucks the Allegheny
Portage Railroad nouding fnes, and
for old materials sold. lel,Hl
For tolls the Allegheny Portage
Railroad. 4ee48
For tolls on the main line OF canal in
Guiding collections at out let looks,
bridges and aQueduots also rents,
zines, and old materials sold.. -. 426 8o6
1881 O45
Drawbacks at Pbils delphia Holidays
burg, Evansville and Pittsburg,. ). 1900
Total gross receipts on main line.. l,aasS44
For tolls, rents and zines, on the Della
ware division. ........... l7al9l
For tolls rents and 6ues, on the Sus-
Branches. .................. 1851
Deduct drawback at Dunsburg,. 80. 20Sl
Total gross receipts on ell the lines, $l,ssl,b75
Expenditure.
Motive power, SO, on Columbia Rail
road. .e265,242
Motive power, &c, Allegheny Portage
RAILROAD, ......".. los 2oS
Maine line of canal. commenced. ITO 800
Delaware DIVISION. ............. 24,l0s
Suequshanna, West and North
Branch. 1913
S666 ,476
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WANrED-A SITUATION BY, RESPECTABLE
w young woman, nurse chambermaid, cook, washer
or roner or TO do the ge'e homework of small family
The best Of city reference be given Apply Rose
street, in the
WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN. A s!TUA-
w ton to attend storew make herself eusraly use
fut-good references Address Co. this ONCE stating
where an interview may be had, postpaid
A CARPET BAG WAS TAKEN BY MISTAKE AT
the depot Philadelphia Thursday afternoon tebrua-
~ th, inst containing apparel marked Charles Whitney
Another one left In stead which the owner may have
by calling No6 Pine and for this advertise
ment and bringing with him the adve tbs ers. CHARLES
WHITNEY.
ITO LET-SEPARATE OK TOGETHER, THE
store and dwelling l79 Sixth Avenue, Twelfth
st. and for the last the occupation Of w
Dixon, for the ,rdware for which first rate
stand The dwelling painted throughout and what lit
e NAV be required for the store will be DONE Apply d. H.
Dick, opposite corner
BENEVOLENT ORDER OF BEREANs-wHERE-
- notice has appeared in the public papers Of the l7h
inst callnt meeting Of the members OF franklin Assembly
No. Of tho and Order Of Beresns to
be held At No 80 Sixth avenue the 23d pub
c therefore, against trusting of the mem
bers OF the called franklin Assembly Of the Be
nevoent Ordc! Of BeIeans as they not in what
ever wit the order and the members Of the differ
ent Assemblies OF the o. B. hereby forbid having
ntereosue with those sesyled independents bey sie
expelled members from the order for misconduct By order
DAVID TAYLOR, g.. Patriarch. JOHN MASONIC,
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUsE-GALA NIGHTs.-THE
Managers respectfully notice. that the subsc npton
list Tor the Gala Nights to the public. The first
oil which Will take place Saturday 26h inst Season sub
serbe well as the five subscribers will have the
yge ofsr,nng their seats notice to that effect given
the Boz once or before Tuesday 2d nst at IL o'clock
ProUamme OF the performances will be published Thurs
day next Tickets for Parquee Balcony and Boxes 81 for
the Amphheatre ST.
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DANTALOONS.-F. AHRENS, THE WELL KNOWN
Pants Tailor my Ann street. has tey received 100
pieces fancy OF which he makes pants order for
only 50 s. pair Also. French and English black
mcre and doeskus from 81 to So pair warranted good or
no sale. Gents who want Of pants will do well cal
at 2oK Ann street.
nor LIVaRPuOL NEW LINE REGULAR PACK
ct Of 26th Of FebruaryThe and splendid fast sailing
packet the GARRCK, Thomas Shipcy master load
ing aud will positively sail above her regular day For
freight OF having .psndd urn:hsd
COLLINS s. South street: The packet ship ROsClUS
Capt VIM NJ Mose will succeed the Garrick. and sal
March oath her regular dav
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WAsHINGTON's BIRTH;DAY : GRAND TEN

wv
Meeting In the New Congregational Church. in Suiy an
street beween Houston and Prince streets Tuesday Even
ashland Oriental Empire, Knicke Ibocker, and Samson
glylslops Sons Of Temperance and soiomons Temple Of
Honor, No g. Alex McCacr will preside. Rev Mr. Bssel,
Rev. DR.: Wallace DR. N 4; Davis Dr. B. A. Palmer, from
by the choir Admission free. The Public is respectfully
invited Members Of the various Divons sed to
assemble at hafpas O'clock Of Hudson and Grand
streets, to march the church ia body. g. w. CRONK,
Chairman; q. X. PURDY, Secrsary
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
Evening Feb as ss viii be peiermss abe u,v oS
RtIlOLANUs-Corie Mr. Wallack Tulus Aafdius.
Whcstley Menencus Leman; Comoius, Johnson; Bruins
Mr. soeckeu Ist Citizen Chapman: I'd DO Andrews; Vo
lumnis, Mrs Waack, Vrgi,ia, Miss Chapman; Valera,
slcvD CHmphor aBechsn Lubin Los, Chapman; Flsri
Thavsr; Lsura. Mrs Rogers Tomorrow, Mr.. Wheatley
Benehi-' Werner'-Wene by Mr.. Wallack; Uric, MIR.
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sienees will please send their permits board at Pier
sent TO the public store.
pACKETs FOR HAyRE-sECOND LINE THE
ship Baltimore a. ID Conn, will sail the lst OF
March. BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, IS Wall street.
NOTICE.-ON AND AFTER SATURDAY, FEB
lNuAIy 9,h, The ste nboat STATEN ISLANDER viii
rake d .iollewss pip. sn' Gar Der Hcdss ssve Guar
Ysrk Ns 4 ~ II A ~ I'm, NJ MIN
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TABERNACLE CONCERT BY THE APOLLO
i neans@Miss Anne Mari, Cole and her brothers Del.
James and Chester lily inform their friends aud
citizens geney Of New York that they will have the honor
mental and Vocs at the Tabernacle Friday Feb.
& Tickets cents esch to be had at the principle music
Concert TX o'clock Programmes the door,
INVITATION BALL BY THE PROPRlETOks, OF
the Shakespeare Hotel Tuesday. the 22d Feb Instant
celebrate ashipgtous Birth Day and the Battle Of
6uena Vista. and Gen Zac Taylor Tickets the Hotel
BERGEN x GALABRUN, corner Of Duane and William
stree
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I EARNED CANARY BIRDS.-SIGNORS PINETTO
respectfully informs the ladies and gentlemen Of TIN.
city vicinity that his exhibition Of these wonderful
birds that charmed the people Of the old world
exhibition the Lecture Room in the SocetyL brry
38 Broadway, Afternoon exhibition o'clock
open evening" MONDAY evening excepted o'clock
The performing birds will commence precisely
Ad mi aaion26 ceu s--Ch ldren half nrrce
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THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PIC.
10 this country-comprsing of the best
works of Titan Muro Rubens and other of the old
Masters i. the public at the Gallery Of the Ma
ona Academy of Of Broadway and Leonard
frnIn O A IL Admission. %
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BROADWAY ODEON-ENTRANCE THROUGH
ID Pinteux's cafe des Mile Coonnes-Manager, f.. g.
GE.ely-Mu.cal Director, Mr. Oldfed-Great attractions
to the ctzsns Of tins great metropolis
visiting it, that The Odeon is with entire
tfu symmetry, in order produce series Of splendid
sea4. sUns &c. s% y 6oN
2-TABIEAUX vIyANs and Poses Plastiques by the Mo-
del Artists Part 3-Favorts of the SersRiio &C. Prices
Orchestrn Box SO Paruuette Is cents Boxes 2
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PUBLIC ARE RESPECT.
fully Informed that Grand Concert OF Vocal and Insttu
meata Music will be given the Tabernacle Thursday
EVENING" February 24th Is8 in aid of the Chsry Fund OF
osins Peo Miss slz, Bren Mrs Jsmiss,n and Miss
kkham (Pupil Of Cons of Paris the
ebrated Costa and DoIus Grasher first appearance in
rca Mr. Manvers and Sgnor de Begnis the American Mu
steal lns tuc (who have volunteered their sevces and
Grand Orchestra. Musical Director, MI George Loder
ST. to be obtained at tho usual Places the Mem
bers of the Committee
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Rv II. w. DYER, .asscssomeer.

rcXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO
r. FORTE, SILVER, CARRIAGES, &c, at Auction
" order OF the Orpans Court.-On Wednesday, the 3Is
nstant 10 o'clock, shall sell, by order of the Or
,bans Court the residence of the late Col Geo Bonn
ord street, between 10th and 18th streets, near ST
Johns Church, the excellent household furniture silver
NC, among which arc
Mahogany hair-se chairs and sofas
Parlor and rocking chairs
Marbe-top pier tables
Several large French plate pier mantc other glasses
Niah Rgg dining, card, and other tables
Handsome man,el and other clocks, vases and orna-
ments - 1870
Superior-toned piano forte
An excellent hand organ, music stands, &c.
Mahogany secretary and book cases
Several oil paintings and engravinps
Handsome satin and French chintz window c,r,a;rs :.
ornaments ~
Dinner and tea china
Cu,gass ware. such as decanters. tumblers, Wines
lemonades, &c. N'
quantity of silver ware such silver coffee and ,
sets, punch bowl, table, dessert, and aspoons tabe
and dessert forks, tankard, candcstick. &c
Telescopes and spygasses, &C.
Brussels and Turkey carpets
High. post mahogany and other bedsteads
Best feather beds and hair mattresses, bedding
Mahogany and other wardrobes
Bureaus, washstands, toilet sets, &c.
With great variety Of other articles and
of kitchen requisites
Also, excellent family carrsgc, chariot, har-
ness &c.
Terms of salei All of and under S25 cash over
$40, credit OF sixty and ninety days, for approved
dorscd notes, bearing interest
The carriages will be sold Immediately after the sale of
the furniture in the parlors. r. w DYER
May H-eoddIds Auctionecr
O. The house and grounds for rent. Inquire of J. r. Il
SMITH, esq administrator.
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Meeting In Baltimore.

The delegates TO the convention who, have been so.
ouming for few days in this city rapidly Jour
neyng sn to Baltimore. A crowd of them took their
passage in the last evenings We presume that the
delegates from Virginia will ounumber any other dele
CATION, from the circumstance that each OF her II cleo
toral districts advised to appoint four delegates be-
sides alternates ana in the Abemare district than
twenty have been appointed Kentucky will be fully
represented each of her counties being requested send
one delegate We understand that at least fifteen dele.
gates have arrived from Louisiana, and from Texas
one of whom is sent from the country between the Nuc
ces and the Rio Grande.
The democracy of Delaware appoint ten delegates fof
each county, and these thirty delegates meet Tor the pur
pose of electing three delegates to the Baltimore Conven
ton.
Both houses of Congress have virtually adourned for
three days; and most of tae members will perhaps at
tend the deliberations of the convention The numbers
in attendance will probably be greater than at any former
convention; and if 'in the multitude of councillors
there be wisdom, 1--WE trust that their proceedings will
be conducted in the best spirit and with the greatest dis
creton.
The proceedings of the convention will be profoundly i'll
terestng to the whole country. We shall give the earliest
and most extensive and faithful reports OF them
some expenses lOE Which purpose we hd'c cHeaScu ue
services of Dr. Houston the able reporter of the Senate
of the United States.
These full reports will be transferred to the columns of
the Campaign" which will, in all probability, appear
tomorrow week We have deemed it best to postpone
its publication until the convention has been organized
and our nominee has been declared We know havea
fierce contest before us The wings will spare eosto
pzosrate party We shall spare none to defeat their
design The Campaign" if properly encouraged, will
be an important weapon in the battle. We therefore
frankly and feaessly call all the republicans of the
United States, especially the delegates of the Baltimore
Convention to speed efforts and patronize
pasn paper which pledge ourselves to have conduct
ed with great spirit and with the aid OF OF the most
accomplished and distinguished writers in the United
States.