The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-05
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r"1 6aaof.-Cass 1l6, Buchanan 93.
Douglas ~, Marcy "a. Houston 8, King I3.
Second BaAof.-Cass lis, Buchanan 95. |.
douglas -, Marcy y, Butler I, Houston 6,
Third Bauot.-Cass, ll9; buchanan. 81:
Douglas, u; Marcy, 90; Butler, l; Houston.
blank. - anu
Fourth Bauot.-Cass lis. Buchanan "a.
douglas 81, Marcy IS, Butler /, Houston T..
Lane Is, Dodge 3, blank /.
NJ rgth Bauot.-Cass la, Buchanan 49,.
Iansg Isug1es na 81, Marcy 26, Butler j, Houston 8,
Lane 10, Dodge 3, Dickinson l.
nM aIM Bauot-Cass ia, Buchanan S8.
Uugiss sus ,s 5S, Marcy 26, Butler 1, Houston 8,
10, Dodge 3, Dickinson I. blank i.
na,.I' 6aHet.-Cass 1l3. Buchanan. S8.
Dousias 1a -, Marcy %. Butler /. Honsion 9.
A"rI -, Dodge :, Dickinson /.
rhe snu Daiiot same as the seventh.
| o,cIocl 'on'enuon here adjourned until four
THURSDAY EVENING srss,or.
The balloting was continued on Tb,r.a.-
evening. We gave the results in onr ,.,..
graphic dispatch yesterday. We therefor.
give to-day, brief synopsis of occ urreuces.
when the clerk reached the name of Mis-.
souri,, on the llth, trial member of thai dsls.
CATION said that they had discharged their dn,v
0v voting for Cass, and would now yose E,
| Dougias. DEMONSTRATIONS ofjoy, and voice.
lass is gone, certain."1
Just at this point the greatest alarm was
| created. Something was heard to break in the
gga,'eay ganaa dnd ITS occupants, apprehensive Of
danger, began to press out. "Take care.,s
SAID one, "dont crush me-" "What's the mat.
teri" "My God, you're killing me-" Dele
| gates under the gallery, and nearly every one
IN !he hall were in moment on their feet, in.
curing the cause of the CONSERVATION. Find.
ing that the structure was not falling, there was
general shout of joy andconsiderable laugh
The President in vain endeavored to enforce
o.uel, oy calling on gentlemen upon the right
and the left The confusion continued for
nearly five minutes.
AS delegations voted for Buchanan, his
nienus ,h appiauded; and this salute was returned
~neh votes were thrown tor Cass. There was
asnght kissing by other parties.
Coi. Black, of Pennsylvania , an alternate.
Ios1 u question OF privilege, and was met
WIN sries OF "sit down" "sit down ~ shear
I'VE observe" he said, shat every time the
vote OF the State is given for Buchanan. there
are misses IN the galleries." TCries Of "No
misses. "Gentlemen, we saw and heard il:
and when say this, don't mean to interfere
win the rights and privileges of others, We
only ask that when votes are cast for Buchan.
40 there may De no hisses in the galleries"
inere was slight kissing in some quarters,
winch induced Col. Black to say, "Men can't
puI me down by Kisses, here or elsewhere"
| ne chair remarked that If kissing and an
piaudng should be repeated, he would have
the galleries cleared. - 4
Mr. Butler, OF Massachusetts,, moved that
| the Convention adjourn until nine o'clock To.
morrow. Only fifteen votes were cast in favor
OF the proposition. = -
After the 18th ballot, the Convention ad.
Jouned until Friday morning.
STEAMER AUGUsrA.-This steamer which
has been withdrawnfrom the Port Walthall
line, says the Norfolk Beacon, for the pas month
resumed her run Wednesday. Her machinery
has been thoroughly overhauled and put ia
cowplete order, and her cabin has been fitted IN
| in very tasteful manner. We will only saw.
Captain Smith commands her yet, which will
no doubt make her as great favofite with the
travelling public as heretofore. $50
LOST AND WoN.-A young miss, of Davton.
who was so unfortunate as TO have two 6easx
to her string, left her home one day last week
on pleasure excursion 10 this civ by rail. 3
road in company with one OF her lovers. On
the way il was concluded to have the nuptial
knot tied here. Arrangements were made &C.
cordingly on their arrival, and while lover mum.
Der one was gone with a friend for license,
lover number two arrived in town, and ascer.
tanned the hotel at which they had taken rooms, 3
hastened to her and told how his pure heart
was hers. She listened and decided. In less
than ten minutes they were, with another gen.
tleman and lady, en- route to Dayton in pri- ).
vate carriage. The maiden was safely de-
posted in her fathers house, and soon after
was welded TO the one who pursued and res.
cued her. Lover number one, we presume,
will either drown or shoot himself, or else make
up his mind "there are as good fish in the sea
yet as ever were caught."-CiH. Com.
A WHAPPER.-The Washington fTexasD
Star says the tusk, a tooth, and a portion of
the leg bone Of huge animal were discovered
embedded in the sand at Hidalgo Falls, by
some gentlemen ON fishing excursion, a few
days. since. The tusk 10 ten ieet long and
measures al its greater circumference twenty
three inches.
The welf known female traveller, Ida Pfeif-
fer, recently arrived in the East Indies, at tho
island Of Borneo. She staid q short time at
Sarawak, the residence Of the English gover-
nor, whence she made visit TO some OF the
mountain tribes. She intended to ascend the
SakaTTan as tar as II ls navIgaD!e, tnence pro-
ceed to visit the Dutch possessions, and then
go on to Celebs.
A new machine for splitting the timber ased
in making matches has BEEN 1afely introduced
in Augusta, Ga, by Mr.. Aidee, ofP hiladeIphia.
Ifsplils, with ease, twenty thousand minute,
or one million an hour, and turns them out in
to blocks, ready to be dipped. 5i
IMPORTANT TO BAcHELoRs.-Dr. Casper. of
Berlin, Germany, has calculated that the NOR.
tality among bachelors, from the age Of thirty
while among married men Of the same age of
forty years; seventy eight married men reach
that age.
A new species of brick ,called the Chicago
brick, is about being introduced as building
material n New York. Il 10 Of a beautiful