Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11

calls OF the Convention which will be transmitted at the
earliest practicable moment
unable perform this duty sooner the constant and heavy
pressure Of the daily business Of the Office added
NY personal ndFposi,ion since the beginning OF January
last, having n,ericred to make il mpracticabe.
With great respect, | am, Sir, your obt servt,
J. BROWN, Jr, I'd Auditor.
To fIox. JoHx y Mason:
President Of he rJrgiso R:forn. Conr.ntion
On motion OF Mr. Lucas the communication was laid
the taolc and ordered bo printed aud motion of
sam thousand e%;r copies .! these documents ware o.
decd 70 be printed. for tie use of rhr Convention
EVENING SESSION.
The motion Of Mr.. Shei!ry, mace Friday, To ay Mr.
Wiseo resolution in favor OF evening sessions the abe
csmo ur whe1, by leave Of tho Cnve.iior r. Shc!ey
uhd cw The motion .ay the table and the resolution
was ,hsreupon modified so IA 10 r,ad as follows:
"Resclved That and after Monday n.t. there sha nc
afternoon sessions Of the Convention. Mr. Claiborne mn"ed
70 amend the BY adding TT lie end thereof the follow
ing words-"at O'Clock.
Mr. Sco gin moved 10 aTend The amendment. by eriFi3c
;hnrefro word sc:cn. aai substituting er-.o 'fncr
Mr. hitler m.ved = indeni;sly aos52o:e the resolution
The amendment OF 'lr. Scoggin defeaed-ayes Is
noes IS.
Mr Cl1ibornc's amerdmen, then adopted--ayea So
Mr. Byrd OF Frederick then offered the following
substitute loT the whole as amended
"kesolvcd, That il be standing rule Of the Convention
that from and after Monday next, the sessions Of the
n,cc of the whole shal commence at 10 O'Clock in ae
morning of each day, and continue ucl o'cnck."
Mr. Bos moved 10 add "lEless they choose 10 adjourn
Mr. Byrd thcreupon moved to amend Mr. Bott's amend
mcrt by adding the wnrds 'by OF wo.hirds."
TIE question being PIT said amendment il WAS rejected
and the amendment OF NJ Bolts adopted. The Whole
,f Mr. Byrjs proposition amended subsequently
rejactcd-ayes SO, noes s5.
The question recurring naon tho original proposition OF
Mr. Wise amended by AE Claiborne, 1t adopted
ayea 81 t So the convention determined TO hold
evening sessions and after Monday commencing al o.
clock.
On motion of Nj. Summers the Convention resolved It.
sc; into Committee of the Whole further consideration OF
! line Rasia quesiion.
Mr. Smith of k1nawha being entitled the floor. con-
tnued his enarks 6ut before concluding, gave way Tor
motion fse.
On motion cfMr NJ. Gans,: the Secretary vas instructed
to certify Tor paymen; 10 the OF f. Rcgnat or lis
sum OF Sl2 81 ;o materials aud work done in htng uf
the Convention Hall!
On motion OF Mr.. Pendieoa tic Convention adjourned
The ~ y. Tribune publishes the following ex,ractifen' an
original letter from kossc;h Dr. Frank Taylor as no was
about leaving Turkey Congress has just passed joint re-
solution rendering the Of public vessel TO kossuth and
his companions
"Americas glorious example gave courage c resist me
treacherous desToism Of iiusaAmrrcas appreciation
supported our resolution In the days of darger-AmeFcas
sympathy is tho hope and consolation every fungaan IN
the days oour adversely May your country be ever
great glorious and free"
Ku!dhja, (Asia Minor)1 Z. kOSSUTH.
Cd May, 1859. Era Gor.rno- Of Hungary.