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THE CONVENTION QUESTION IN TENNEssE

THE CONVENTION QUESTION IN TENNESSEE.
FROM "REruBLrcAS RAINIER NASHVILLE wHIG'
MARCH g.
Tennessee in Washington-7He Position Of the
State Uith Reference to the Proposed ConUen-
tion.
The resolutions passed by the Legislature of Tennessee at
its session have, appears excited considerable
attention Washington, in consequence Of Mr. Senator
TURSErs having stepped into the ARENA order if possible
to keep the Conventionists in countenance.
1t will be recolected by readers that publishing the
resolutions in question: amendment attached at the last
moment almost Of the session not given by at the
time, with the ohers-an omission corrected however,
will be by reference to files in
formed Of it The amendment Of but little consequence
being merely reeraton Of the old wornout declaration of
that side in the last canvass and beyond which they endea
vored in vain to push Gen. Trousdale.
The National Leigencr, in copying article, did
doubtless before the correction reached it and thus
,cay responsible for error but it fell into another
(hrough the Of compostor in having credited
article, by mistake, the Nashville Union Mr. TuRsEr
hereupon, in his place in the Senate and caused the
Secretary thereof to read article with the resolutions in
corpeated telling the Senate and the nation that the Union
not responsible for it. (hereby depvng neghbor Of
the credit OF having originated views complmened IN all
quarters highly patriotic and poper and without doubt
fairly eectryng the august body there assembled with
ments worthy be heard the present time in the Ca
pitol Of the United States
Now, Mr. TURSEY had stopped at that point he would
have done very WELL But he further He endeavored
create the impression that the people Of Tennessee would
act with the Conventonss when every thing proves that
neither party here act with them The effort made
the Legislature TO provide delegates that body and the
attempt failed And the climax to that failure the Wings
having condemned it the Democratic members Of the Legs
aiue out their signatures with audaton Of
the position taken by General CAss and of fatty
demnatoy Of the positions assumed by the Convenonists.
And, in addition to all this both branches Of the Legsa
ure passed resolutions breathing the highest devotion the
Unon and, by consequence another condemnation of the
positions assumed by the uas Of South Carolina and Mssis
sppi That all this is so, every in Tennessee
avouch
Tennessee, them still maintain, is against the
ment, its objects understood Senator Turney the
contrary Notwithstanding and get the declaration made
and read in the United States Senate holds good
"TENNESsEE HAS NO PART NOR LOT IN THE
NATTER"
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anarchy the cenousness of mob. Gen. CHiseARSrER
said to have declared his wish be considered cand
date for the Presidency the end of the present term The
Archbishop of PANS has announced that conference will be
held during Lent different churches of the capital on the
three following subjects Uury Liberty of Conscience and
Wages The first and last Of these subjects would not we
think be made part Of religious conference under the sane
ton Of the head the church, any other capital christen
dom and yet we do not know why they should Rot The
incident however, shows the peculiar tendencies of the social
mind of France 1t isa very gratifying fact that whilst on
the 26th Of January last there in the different lodging
houses of Paris 357 operatives Of whom 452 were un-
employed there were out Of the number of 2s $50 on the
10th instant, only 5,227 out of employment
ITALY scarcely affords line of news. The PopE is still
said to be about to return RosH. The last rumor is that
he would leave Porc the 18th 5h instant and reach
his capital after resting few days at Capua and Vee.
The assassin of Count RossI has been arrested and placed
in the Castle Of ST. Angelo he is native of Rome The
Palace Brasch at Rome has been purchased by the Duke Of
LEUcHTESnERe, sonnlaw Of the Emperor Of Russia for
900 francs. The Carnival Rome has this season
proved very dull affair the Corso was quite deserted the
general feeling of the Inhabitants being against estyity as
there is scarcely family but has suffered from the DEATH exile
imprisonment of one Of its members The only news from
NAPLES is an account Of iuption Of Mount vesuviu
which said TO Of the magnificent ever Witness
cd Piedmont and the whole Of the kingdom Of Sardinia
is peaceful aud prosperous.
GERmAsr is almost blank for news at present The
Parliament OF Erurt will assemble the goth March the
members elected are, in great measure conservatives the NJ
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and to be merely the first of series would probably have
been carried Sir ROBERT PEEL and Lord JoHN RUSSELL
both laid bare the covert design which not in fact de-
MED by Mr. DIsRAELI and the majority, in house of only
SIS members, although small is considered abundanty
decisive.
treaty Of commerce has been signed BERLIN between
Prussia and BELGIUM.
There is yet difficulty about the ScHLEswis-HoLsTEIN
questions for although DENMARK has consented extern
sion Of the armsce yet is umoed that such consent is
coupled with spulatons which PnUssIA will not agree to-
late letter from BERLIN states that Russian note has
been received by the PaUssrAN Government in which the
latter is caegocaly required to abstain from all further
forms. Should il do RUSSIA and AUSTRIA will
force existing reaes which they consider opposed the
recently adopted by the PRussIAS Government
This will be Immediately submitted to both Chambers
of the PRUssIAs Legislature.
very numerous meeting Of the friends the proposed
Industrial Exhibition Of 1851 held yesterday in Wiss
Rooms Westminster. 1t attended by the High Bail
the Earl Of Carlisle, the Bishop of London the Duchess Of
Sutherland, Lord Ashley, the Bishop Oxford the French
Pussan, American, and Belgian Minister'S Lord Brougham
Lord Ashbuton Mr.. Golden, &c. Each Of the foreign
ministers named took part in the proceedings either in NOV
ing secondng resolutions and the whole
by great unanimity and zeai might say, enthusiasm
We regret that Mr. LAWRENCE looked languid from bis late
ndposon but ne spoke with great eanesness and effect
and was most oudlv cheered. He seconded resolution
which proposed by the Pussan Minister. fCheyaier
BuSsES, to the effect that "Al foreign nations will cord-
ay promote the endeavo Of England to carry out an un-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
New.Yorh City Industrial Congress.

The various representatives from Incorporated
and uDEcorporated Benevolent, Protective, Social,
ard Associative | Mons met at Military Hall, Bow
cry, opposite Spring st. X. ARTHUR BAILEY presi-
ding, assisted by the other officers. Tho rol! OF
officers was called the minutes of the last meeting
read, and Delegates received from the Sidders'
Typographical Society, Smiths, TailOrs, and Dry
Goods Clerks, and other Societies who had chosen
Delegates since the last meeting. Some oil the
new Delegates did not present their credentials
but will do so at the next meeting. to be held on
Thursday evening at the Grandst Hal, near Broad
way, which has been offered to the Industrial Con-
gress until il. known whetherthe Common Council
will grant the Labor Congress suitable room. The
Vigilance Committee, who were authorized to pro
cure room from the Board Of Aldermen FOR taess central
meetings OF Delegates from The different Industrial Asso-
eaors OF our ely or shborhood whether beneficial
protective reported that iheJ hsi presented petition,
which was laid before The Council Monday evening aud
from the report OF the Vigilance Committee 1t appears that
certain Of City Fathers opposed to hese move
mems in any shape, and therefore adVe1sB the
prsyer Of the Representatives OF he Labor Organizations
Mr. Barr, in order to regulate the future action Of the
Congress- proposed scae OF representation allowing al
Associations and divisions three delegates which wascs
red sfeE lengthy debate IN which Me,sr Gregory Dr.
ham, Barr Peek, Morrison. Smith, Adams Pdcs Savage,
Dsy Crate cumnerfofd Dean, Brennan sad oilers part
cpsied.
Mr. Lowe offered resolution 10 what should coosu
luie Delegate which led to quite debate and was finally
referred Committee OF three taessrs Lowe Price sad
Heaih). hessrs. Downey Price, Keyser Mccarthy,
Heath Day and Adam appointed 10 dram rules and
regulations for The government, q Congress Sad TO So
cure the permanent ard regular organization.
ihlng assessent lsvied on The Delegates 10 pay
expenses end several dollars collected Adjourned ID tie
Rooms OF the Operative Bsksrs Union, IN Gsnd-st near
Broadway tomorrow evening, at o'clock No branch OF
industry VII be e unrepresenied In his Congress-
and rust every Labor Association which 10 TO meet
whether Incorporated or not, will send Ia quota Of nrse
Delegates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

TIE CLLyELAsD last RANCE Co R0BBgRr.
The two men, Marvin end Stanley. rsba s"s-" y
rested TO- .hs robbery. were brought up Tor exam
nation ca tie oh rrss s'A. lI----JI ss~s-, shat
the prosecuting attorneys, in consequences OF an
Arrangement made between the Company and the
prisoners, declined 20 follow up the prosecution.
ThereuI on, MIR T. J. Pfentss who had bceD retain
ed by persons who thought that justice aud the
public safety required that the criminals should be
punished, took up the examination, ans Justice
Barr decided thatit should go on. The resalswas
that the prisoners were committed. 1t appear,
that some 400 had been returned TO the Office OF
the company, ard bag containing the balance Of
the money stolen had been dug up undcr the direc
ton of Stanley. The Herald adds, there II reason
to believe that Marvin is the Edward Wiogate who
robbed the Bank OF Augusta, Me- Ia 1919, snd II so
one Of the most accomplished burglars in The Uni
ted States. Wingate escaped justice that time by
giving up the money"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
ReyIcw of the Markets.

Co1Tos-Hu. advanced l. Fair Orleans Il. Sales FOR
the week rising $500 bales Of which spectators took
20 eco, ard exporters less THAI 1900 baies - l..
In FLouR better feeling exists but no advance can be
quoted. The remarks apply to Wheat also.
CoRN--A dull market az prices % 10 10 lower,
PRoyisIoNs-In Bee. moderate business doing, al
PoRE-No Improvement Limited business and prices
BlcOs-There is good inquiry for Irish buyers, but
but nom want Of assortment middlng descrptOns the
business Ia limited The fner sorts slowly Shoulders
are 10 good demand; Hams are neglected
L,KD-since the early part Of tbs week. large arrivals
have checked sales ct Sis 80 for iar qnsliy
CHEEsE-PIices having Teceded during the week from
lsa2 per cwt Sales Gre large.
ILLow-Slghiy improved.
AsHEs-Are In lair demand at previous prices
COFFEE-A general dulDess invsdss the market A few
Of Jsmaes have been sold since Tuesday al 81 6ss
Ldtest-Teegraphc sdvces from London represent an
Improve men In prices Sales there Of plantation Ceylon,
new crop were made al 47s 6os and Madras al is per
srsAR-In foreign the business ofhs week has been
live al very fun prices.
NAVAL sToREs-Uuusualy large arrivals have caused
prices Tecede AT public sails Thursday Turpentine
gosliresL
Oms-Olive is In more demand. Sperm ss56ss7 per
nn In Lnseed moderate business at Sosd5Os Cd sPi
nls OF Turpentne command sos. Small ssles
The MosEY MARKsr continues steady, and discounts
are easily obtained at the currency of last COnsols
closed Wednesday al 6 and each day since 95! There
less seuviy In the msrke. for American Securities but
quotations are unsltered, except for U. 6s, ON Y.
State IS, e5Peuns IS and Mass SIS which are fraction
over.
FSRIeHrs-Deadweisht has been exceedingly scarce
sls week The freight OF Ireland has fallen considerably
sn goods are abundant and passengers s
several chips have arrived but ali the dis
q was taken up Immediately at full raies
ano Is -, om We manufacturing districts are rather
gradually creeping up This effect has been produced BY
kets relative to the deficit In The Weld O; he n ma
which bad rather essesed the caution fbuyes for toren
markets 'NAN
BTOa, ShipleyS Co's Circular reports since the dsoa,.
nre OF The Atlantic;
LNERPooLr May Sl-The speculative excterens IN the
Cotton market has increased since Wednesday ard he
ses Of the week 6fS40 bales OF which 2O00 are 70
spte1sloTs and $500 for export Prices again shade
higher admitting now OF az advance Of Id the quota
eont 81 Tuesday except Mobile, which 10 s put ST lid
Incan Corn 90 lower, bat rather more doing In Il 10
cay ths reduction In other rospecis the Corn markets
are very dull and speculation quite suspended
LONDON CoRS MARKET, May Sl.--Millers buy with eau
ara Mondeys prices could not be obtained Tor Wheat
fioSr Inactive, bat DOT lower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
SHIPPING INrrrI.rGrNnr

oispao ,S ,e" Nee. iork-MAy l6 Fenelon Cronsiadt
Hs5sSor ~ a, s Dewn cowss; bengal. Belfast. 2Sth,
Prince Albert e he S Gay Msnnerng, Liverpool SOh
non de- Terconhirgs do Nav ne .yyetRooI Centa.
Liverpool. SAA0so' Slsl Patrick Henry,
Saasd yor Neg fork-Msy g. MARY Wanna, rat, ,,.s
hsso Vporo Mor,ner cSei Second RsS,ns I'm
hSssniss sylph, Alrelra 2li Ns5,ts
1yyises fyc- Boston May iS-At,,-. c,o..,..,. ,,.,
.aersnd. Hamburg. SaEeS for Toe1 Nh & issis
Ivan Sbseseodi slst Liverpool Amelia Sussn,.an,
zsy'ssd f,em PaiiaSepAfa, May SO-sie,. rs,..,
90 saaasspa.I, May Clara whses, i-iysrPOos'
80 eosls, ealwsrks and house. stove md 49, 700 ~,
- sappned With provisions fhs Ellen Ms., ,ns'
sseers'cvn br Bosion, Nay 70 Jsi Is. lon 3 rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
FRANCE.
The Electoral LAW,

Since the advices by the Atlantic the speakers in
the continued debate ON the Electoral Law bill have
been Lamartne, Theirs, Jules Favros Grevy and
Leon Faucher All the amendments moved have
been defeated, and the ID Article was carried by
en- immense msjority-the Funds going up as the
Mountain went down. There have been several
sensations in the course Of the debates occasoned
by the quarrels between the individual members
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
IRELAND.
shocking Murder.

shocking --.-5et soO'4 pisvo IN Celloe,ih Ar
msgh County, on Thr Ia. week. The yioiim was
Rober, Mauleover, the agent Of Rev. MIR. Hamilton.
He was attack ed by some Of the tenants, who beat
his head to pieces with stones.
Emiera,on is perceptibly falling of.
The crops generally are looking extremely well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

STEAMER AccIDEST.-The North River steam
boat Armenia, on the Albany line broke her Walk
iDg-besm when opposite Hammondst as shs was
starting on her trip, Monday morning. She was
lowed back 70 the foot Of RobinsODsi TO be repair
ed, the Nee IYorld taking Der passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
MARKETS.. .CrScIsNArrI, Juns ll-iP.M.

FLcUR is held at 80 to 20. The price Of
CcRN hcs improved and sales have been made AZ 52l'
OA1s nc d bush, and Grm. WHISKY Ia sailing q! =.
TO &c Fm. SUGAR Is in good request al &c = o no
CCrFFE 10 in aetive demand % 10 DC II h.. There 10
coLsdeisbe xisty felt 10 the cOuuIy for The WHEAT
cloIs account Of The drought
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
nInrkets....guFTALo, June II.

Tee receipts ut this place since yesterday are;
Fl OUR 100 bbs; WHEAT 81 bush CORN, 1900 bush
Tie market or FLOUR been rather heavy bat we notice
very material change IN prices. WHEAT Is dul bn1
prices are M There Is ess doing 10 CoRN aZd the mar
ket hSs downward tendency Tiers is 10 change 10
lELlGHTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
nInrkets....ALrANY. June Il.

There have been no receipts by Canal to-day
The mskei 4, very dull. We novice sales Of 200 bush
ior good 10 prime with sses OF Oblsh. Prison WINS
~ is nominal az 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
Rccnll of the RrnsInn Ambnssndor

The Russian Ambassador has been recalled rom
st. James. In the meantime public opinion, both
in England and France, seems to have summed up
the controversy, deciding that there is secret
cause behind the alleged source Of disputo-a
cypher used by the diplomatsts illegibe to ordina
~ eyes-and that while it may be insisted upon
fat Attic was too hasty, Lord Palmerston It is
believed, in the end will be placed in position to
prove bey ond doubt that bis offensive demoastra.
lions. after all arose in self defense This part of
the dispatch was rather incoherent, and we have
been Obliged to straighten it at hazard
The decision in the GOrham case has been post
poned till the 10th OF June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

Andrew Cobr from Cardiff ~ Boston Stay i, ", ioa
"a TIE stp Watson from NYork, llth Nay, IN Dat a. on
n The Mary dover from kfork 10 Liverpool VIZ
tunlen n The 6lh, IN lal 81 Ion 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE BANKs.-The Atlantic and the Brooklyn
Banks, yesterday, reelected ther old Boards Of D.
rectors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
lIarkets....BALTIMoRE, June II.

sales were made OF ? 600 bbls Howardst. FLOUR
al IS CoKs lie held al 6ld6j Ohsr thags are without
marked change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
The French Question.

Profound silence il observed by Ministers on all
foreign affairs Busy negotiations are going on BE-
tween the French Cabinet and Downing ST. and
the dead pause in the quarrel is only broken by the
rumor that Gen. LATTE will return tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

5oricil and stir up this monster hJoIa' IS en -
hsrn called. and it woald be 'ouhd ~ iti =.
life and vgor rs ever. The inAuuc'oIS u =.
Legislatures Of The Northern states was ~. -
continually press this matter, DIT heno'Sl ,.-o
occssion should arise, their RepreSe natives were
- 80 ,b.. the ordinance Of 81 was respected.-
he rust rrcceed 70 consider the proposition OF 'ue
Coumittee for the settlement Of the Texan Dsih.
dsrv. Ia the course Of bis remarks asserting tna'
The bourdarv auction would be settled BY inc Ju'
dicial tribunal
Mr. HoUsTOS-Never
Mr.. DAYTog-Tte Senator from Texas says'
Never BY what right does he assume thar lnS
Constitution provided for the settlement OF sucn
questions by the Supreme Court. The BOUNDARIES
Of many Of the Old States had been settled IN the
Courts under the provisions OF the Constitution ana
should Texas, the youngest Of the sisterhoo1' CONC
IN and ride rough shod over the Constitution
Mr. DAYTON proceeded 10 consider the Tue OF
Te~.s ~ Newt jexico. The Senator had said that
ifitwere not for this question OF Slavery, tnere
would be no question at all about the title oil IeXas,
on the other hand he (Mr. Daytonl would say tnaI
ifitwere not for this question OF slavery ana inc
predictions ard sympathies OF ooqtnern men, 10
behalfof the institution there would be no question
st eli as 10 tie vorthessness e the title and when
be had recrininated thus the assertion on one sde
Womb have balanced that on the other and nothlng
wouN be Gained inthe way Oiargument Inc OH pro-
posed topay blank sum Tor the title oil le,as to-NeW
Mexico. In considering how much thouiu De Pun
fora tile It Wss proper 10 examine the value OF tnat
tile. He maintained, that the title now IN dispute
was not worth a rush, and if it was case between
man and man. and his advice were asked as TO mo
prorrety Of pax ing disputnnt for the relea'e oi
tucb claim upon it as that OF Texas, be would
advise them not to do 90. 1t would be TO a2andoh
the substaLce and swim for the shadow-He pro-
ceeded 70 examine the statutes OF Texas, win
view 10 showing that never by any OF her laws
had she asserted any title to New-Mexico' or any
part OF it, until January 4th, 1850. After move
ment of that kind commenced, great compromise
Yves to be agreed upon, which was to seItie all
these questions, and the boundary Of Texas among
the rest, by purchase Of her title. II Texas had
title she had for : years failed 10 assert It. Her
title by rev cit could Only extend to the boundanes
of tie government, aud consequently would not
extend to Nes.Mexicc. He also examined the
claim under the treaty Of Santa Anna, and after
producing many signatures to prove that Texas
never thought OF title beyond the Neuccs uhtl re-
Gently, he con,ended that the President was
rot derelect 10 duty in failing TO recommend the
settlement OF such question OF title BY the mole
presented by the Committee, or by any other OF The
some character
Al tits point Mr.. d. gave way TO mo'lon Tor
adjournment, and the Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

Mefsrs GsDwIS and SAyAcE, 81, -,,.t.,,,
Commiuee on Invston N Z TyPogIeDhiessl s sJcsy
J 10 ess heir hanks for tbs courtesy ana Iralet
nj spirit manesled In your cOmmunles.on on -9a 10y
Thai feeling ia most heartily reeiPtocasa 49, ~,
80, disy and harmony may ever uDIe ne ooceLes IA
"a HIN We each have cur cuisr Interests A1dsu oaI
fields operation lie IN dihsrs q. SSaon - p Pos
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800 nsu On TIE contrary yOa have besn pleased 10 ex'
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Il z field u sccisl ian 3royemeut ,
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'NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
arrival Of the Canada at Halifax

r.,sSraDh from Halifax 10 Portland, thence
~ .s,oFS EXPRESS TO BOSTON, IND THENCE
n. RAINS Merchants Telegraph TO New-York.
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IN UIlANUs
Raron RothschtIl-Sunday Nails

The new House of Parliament was occupied oy
The Commons on Wednesday. Since then Lord
Iobp Russell has obtained leave to reintroduce the
bin which was rejected by the Lords az the last
Session. 10 enable Baron Rothschid to take bis
,eat for the city Of London.
An address to Her Majesty by Lord Ashley has
been carried, sskngt that measures may DO taken 70
,top all Pest Office labor on the Sabbath throughout
the Kingdom. The address met with unavaiing
opposition from the Cabinet.