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NEW MEDICAL AND MISCELLA-
j NL.EiLLS EAALES LLAI. Al

n EW MEDICAL AND MISCELLA-
IN NEoUS BOOKS, FOR SALE BY
Hallucnations, or the Rational History of Appari-
tons, Visions Dreams. Ecstacy, Magnetism and SOM
na,nbulisna' by A Brierre De Boismont.
A Treatise on Operative 0phthamie Surgery, BY
II. Haynes Walton, illustrated by one hundred and
sixty nine engraviugs Wood, by s. Little, NJ. D.
price IS co.
China-Pictorial, Descriptive and HISTORICAL with
come account of Ava and the Burmese, Siam and
Auam, with nearly one hundred illustrations Lon
The Organon, or Logical Treatises of Aristotle,
s. 90. .''e N-~''' u p'-'''' '1''''' P-'''
The Flowers of History, collected By Matthews of
Westminster, translated from the original by c. d
Yonge, vol. l, London Edition, price 81 25
The Story OF Mont Blanc, by Albert Smith Illus
trated price Sec. t--e
The Exiles; Tale by Taly price 81 90.
Mrs Lees Anecdotes of the Habits and Instincts of
Animals, Birds Reptiles and Fishes, full Of elgra-
Buds and Blossoms for the Young, by Mrs. Hughes,
with illustrations, price G2e.
Sayings and Doinss of Animals; with one hundred
and six illustrations, price &c
The Microscopic or complete Manual OF the use
of the Microscope for Physicians Students and all
lovers of Natural Science, with illustrations, by JAS
II. Wythes, NJ. ID.
Chit-Chat, or Short Tales IN Short Words, with p
The Life of Daniel Webster, in the Young Ar,e.
For sale by' G. NJ WEST.
Sc Ia Nos and Exchange, Richmond
DLACKSMITHS' TOOLS.-We invite
lp the attention of Blacksmiths Farmers and 9TH
ers, to our assortment Of
Arnnitage, Mouse-hole and other ANyILS.
Sod-box cotter-key and plain VICES.
Smiths BELLOWS, % 10 So inches.
STOCKS and DIES and SCREW-PLATES, all sizes
Sledge, hand and rse-shoeing HAMMERS.
Butchers FILES and RASPS, all sizes.
Which we offer On accommodating terms.
c. j. SINTON l. CO,
Sign of the Circular Saw,
sc II No II Main street.
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yTyO ENGINE BUILDERS. Steam Gaze
II ana Try Cocks for Locomotive and Sfatien1E1
Fpeines; OFF Caps with and without stop-coekG 0ek
Valves fass-cocks all szex Couplinka -. xef Mie9
by Y. siN1uN <1V. 9
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~ ALEX. MOTT 4 co.
r AMBERT'S LOTTERY 0FFTCE;

+ AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE
IL NO. NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTi
MORE, OPPOSITE BAKNUMS HOTEL.-The
purchase sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
of Virginia being now i'll violation of law, and at
tended with heavy penalty on conviction, the SUBJ
scriber would respectfully solicit the orders of his
Having been resident of Richmond for upwards Of
thirty years. and being pretty generally known
throughout the State he deems it almost unnecessary
TO give any further that all business conf
ded to him will be promptly and properly attended
to.
LF Packages, single Tickets and shares in all the
Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
u The printed official drawings sent to cores
pondents by the first mail.
ES Prizes cashed ct sight
Address THOMAS LAMBERT
my lists Baltimore Md
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

s BY RICHARD CAUTHoRN.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, FIXTURES,
~ &c, AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, 18th
tnst at 10 O'clock at the grocery store of William II.
Sutherland, on Broad street. next door to Matthews
Undertake, will be sold at auction well selected
stock OF GROCERIES. FIXTURES, &C.. Also, q fine
saddle and harness HORSE.
TERMS for all sums of $50 ard under; all
over that amount go days credit for approved paper
Sc lS-3t* r. CAUTHORN
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SHELL CONTESTANTS Tuck, Side.
~ Dressing aud fine tooth COMBS some very hand
some and new styles with large assortment of Iyo-
~, Buffalo, Horn and India Rubber Combs. For sale
low to the trade by
seA ZIMMERMAN.
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DUTTER.--A few kegs mountain BUT
D ! i Ter ''' ''is Il. SIMMER, Cary sr.ss
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j. dencs on franklin and 9Th streets, recently oc-
cupied by Dr. Otia containing ample accommodations
for large family, with every convenience attached.
Also a House with IN acre of ground attached
situated near Bacon Branch Tavern, with six roous,
Kitchen smoke-hnuse stable, &c, and spring of ex-
ceilent water convenient. Apply TO
Sc list JAS, NJ. TAYLOR.
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DURCELL. LADD d co. Druggists

l. No 49, corner Main and 18th street, are the only
Wholesale agents in Richmond for
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Mexican Mustang LiniIneut
Farrelfs Arabian Liniuent
Hoofand's German Bitters
Blake's Fire Proof Paint 'f-
Bridgewater Fire Proof Paint &c, &C., t-
which they offer al the proprietors' lowest prices
PURCELL, LADD& CO,
sc Is % Main street.
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/ The REGALIA BUSINESS, in all its branches
will still be conducted by
! Sc l2-td ST -- EDWARD Mcdonald
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II IC0RICE.-ssYnurrian LIC0RICE, Ill
- rect from Spain, for sale by the subscribers,
agents for the manufacturer
sel4 DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co.
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS-Just
Il received large stock of TRUNKS of all sizes,
varying in price according size and finish, from g
TO So. Those in want of good travelling large
size low price packing Trunk, at small advance
cost for cash. will do well to examine the stock now
open at the Clothing Store of
]. d. GOODMAN,
No. 1Sf Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE

EOR HIRE have for Hire for the
Il balance of the year Girl accustomed 10 waiting
IL the house Apply to EDW'D ID. EACHO,
sells General A gent aud Collector
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HOST AND FOUND

STRAYED OR STOLEN.-Strayed or
~ stolen, from the subscriber the night of the
9th inst, large BAY HORSE, eleven years old,
and has one white foo. also small sorrel MARE,
four years old, has three four white feet and blaze
face. liberal reward will be paid for their delivery
me- at the County Court House. Any inforu2ation
of them will be thankfully received.
Sc 9-ts ALIEN. 3. HUTCHINSON.
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rersoY nj Intelligence !.

Tie following viii be among the departure of distin
guished viters by the steamer Arabia to-day from the
st. Nicholas Hotel;IIis Royal Hghncss the Prince de
WED and suite, Gen many Count de Pedrosa and lazy,
Havana: A. +. Smith, Esq Richmond Va. Lieutenant
J.tGrant Raymond, Royal Navy.
The American Medical Association, the Worlds Fair,
and the Hippodrome attracting crowds of v4ers TO
the city 1t Is reported that upwards Of one hundred
NJ. DIS stopping OF The Metropolitan besides many
rich and Influential farilie from Cuba and South Auer
ca who have arrived within few days. Among the dis.
tnprsLed guests observe the OF Col Ross aud
fomiy Oh ten, Of Lima; Don Francisco Cheyaro and am
j. Cne; i1nor 5ol2lro and family. Peru Hon. John A.
Golfer, BlgLomp.oni ana Capt. Gynn. u s. a.
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ARRIVAL OF SOUTHERN SrEAHERs.-Tne James Adger,
Captain Dickinson, from Charleston, and the Florida
Captain Woodruff, from Savannah, arrived yesterday
morning, with late papers from those cities.
The CIHPER SHIP ATALASrA, which made the passage
from China to this pert in the short space of eighty
days. but got ashore the Romer in coming in has got
down the Sectional Dock and is now receiving
go for Francisco at pier No g. East river in Ogden
Pioneer Lie Of San Francisco clipper packets She has
been thoroughly oyerha ued and repaired having had
keel, &C. put on her and is sound the day
she was launched though the rough weather she en-
any but thoroughly substantial vessel The Atalanta
follows the clipper mo, which leaves this week and will
be succeeded by new clipper called the Morning Light,
just launched at Portsmouth, \. H., by Mr.. Geo. Rsyne
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City Intelllgence.

THE WRATHm-The weather continues Ane the
usual warmth at this Of the year being moderated
by the cold winds tha prevail The Thermometer IN the
middle Of the day ranged about summer heat but fell
al markets with ample supply Of vegetable pro-
duce
FIRE night about nine oslock. o Ere broke cut
In Mott street. between Spring and Broome ina range of
horse burned TO death and others slightly injured
Some dwelling houses situated in the rear OF the STA
bes on the lot at time in jeopardy, but
from the promptitude with which the engines were
worked and the liberal supply OF water any danger Was
prevented. the fire being confined merely 10 the
stables. How it originated is not known but It broke
out in part Of the stables occupied by Frenehman who
carries out milk and Is the only loser by this calamity
his horse having been burned to DEATH mentioned
above The remainingi horses, between twenty and
much praise cannot be bestowed lpon the ere depart
nent for the promptitudewth which they hastened
the spot and which represented by engines 81 and
O. hose companies III 26 SO, sc, ., and 49, likawss
Fire Engine No. 8
FRACTURED LIMB The danger Of stepping ncautiously
piece Of orange peel, painfully exempfed yes
erday Mr. John Rowin, residing at the of Mar.
ket and Water Streets while passing through South
street yesterday norAR, stepped on piece Of orange
PEEL and fell 70 the pavement with such violence that
one of his legs fractured He was conveyed to the
New York Hospital by officer Wogan, Of the Fourth ward
police.
AcclDENT-Eizabeth Kane was precipitated into the
cellar belonging to house No. % Mulberry street on
Monday night and so seriously injured that It
found necessary convey her to the Sixth ward
police station where fhe attended by DR.. Simmons
Quick TRAyElJNG-We received Buffalo papers OF Mon
day morning last about ten O'Clock on the same evening"
They the Buffalo and New York and Erie rail.
road The train started from Buffalo at O'Clock A. NJ,
ing distance of nearly five bundled miles in fourteen
and half hours
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Mails for the Pacific.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
TIE United States mail steamship Georgia, Captain
Porter will leave this port at two O'Clock to morrow a
1ernoon, for Aspinwan.
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific,
WIN close at O'Clock.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD, California edition, with
the intelligence from all parts Of the world, will be
published At ten O'Clock to morning.
nsle copies sixpencs Agents viii please send in their
orders as early possible.
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comprehensive plan for general registration Of
marriages births, and deaths, with exact uniformi
ty over the United States, will be considered during
the convention. The extensive adulteraton Of drugs
and chemicals will also be locked after, with view
to q remedy. Oficers were elected for the ensuing
year. full report Of the proceedings, with list Of
the retired and newly installed officers and the pro-
,gramme Of the committee Of arrangements, will be
found in this paper.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the New York
Historical Society last night, an interesting paper
on the antiquities and Indian tribes adjacent TO the
boundary line between the United States and Next
CO. was read by Hon. John R. Bartlett. A eertatim
report will be found in another column.
meeting of Catholics was held yesterday in Me-
tropolitan Hall, 10 witness the presentation Of an
episcopal ring to the exiied Archbishop Of Bogota,
on behalf of the clergy and laity Of the United
States.
ON the inside pages of this sheet will be seen by
glance at the annexed list Further Letters from
exEditor in Central America, detailing the particu-
lars of of the unsettled claims Of United States
citizens, and tracing out much work for the Hon.
Scion Borland, our new Minister to that country
Letter from ex.Commssioner Bartlett in reply to
Gov. Lane Proclamation concerning the Mexican
Boundary; The King ofthe Sandwich Islands appeal
ing for protection against the designs Of France;
Spirited Debate on the Liquor Bill in the Massa-
chusetts House of Representatives The Progress
of ICrime Commercial Judicial and Theatrical
Affairs, sc.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The r. II. steamship Arabia, Captain Judkins, will
save this port to- day, at IL O'Clock for Liverpool
Subscriptions and advertisements for edition of the
NEW YORK HERALD will be received at the following places
inEEurops-
IVERPooL-John Hunter, No. Paradise street
IoypeN-Edward Sanford CO., Cornhin
VIM Thomas 4 Co., No. 10 Catherine street
PARn-Iivingston, Wells Co., Rue de Ia Bourse
B. H. Revolt No. II Rue de Ia Banque
The European mails viii close in this city at ten and
q half O'Clock.
rhe WEEKLY HERALD will be publ shed at half past nine
O'Clock this morning Single copies, in wrappers, six
PENCE
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CAPTAIN SCoTT.-It is reported that Captain
H. L. Scott, son-in-law Of Gen. Winfield Scott,
is to be Inspector General Of the Army. Very
good. But what has become Of Captain Scott,
Of Richmond, Virginia who, just on the eve Of
the Baltimore Democratic Convention, brought
down thirteen Presidential candidates at q
single fire? What has become Of that Captain
CcOtt2
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A SMALL SPECK OF WAR.-We are informed
from Washington that the President does not
intend to leave that city this summer. The
work will soon be done for the ofhce-seekers,
and we can imagine nothing else left to detain
the executive than our interesting relations with
Mexico, Cuba, Central America, and Great Bri-
tain on the fishery question. It looks like a
sDeck of war,
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lasam If taken according TO directions about
cure the worst water Is TO thirst
sand have been published SUM- and other papers
Among them i that OF Bernard Rice ESQ 70
Who was unable to stand walk during many weeks He
was cured by the life balsa after the best medical aid had
failed Mr.. j. Brown, So Greenwich street. suffered the
vert tortur for six months the end which period the
whole of the left aide the leg and foot bee paray
zed the limbs hanging useless Tive bottles Of the balsan
gave him the Of his limbs and in few days he
stored % entire health In scroula kings evil &c,
other ocine has made such those Of rs
Burton III Eldrdge street nd Mr. Gardner 81 Pitt street.
who afflicted with cancer twelve years, until his
was entirely destroyed The balsam perfectly cured him
few weeks healing ulcer. The life balsum IL the
snret known mdcno for the worst diseases Of the blood
liver complaint Dyspepsia debility II II pleasant
the taste any cordial and be taken with perfect
~ by tie most delicate fenale tender infant Principal
depot. PIG Grand street. txth house from the BoYery.
eeng Per lott ex for S. Sent by express any part
he 1 MI
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suTpnm CoUEg--Seneral Term Noe. s, 0, il to ",
c, 10, 19, 20 H.
SrrREfs COURT ircuit--Nos $685. $50 4o3 2i9 1856
90 J4Z, 4t3, u, 245 S725s, 4i4, 552 30l, 1915.
COMMON IIE4s--Part Grst.--same as yesterday.
CoNMoN ltrAs-Part Se ,ond--Nos. 500, Gl5 go 8i7,
SlV, $40. S2l III, S22 823 f61, 616 824, 824, 825
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Two Pre- Mos 3, al, 29),
.es. .2 .Sc. ~ zc, III -sg 30 90, H. L., u
4oe, IA to 4l6 40, 4tb to 43o.
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UNcoNsTITUTioNALITY OF THE FREE ScHooI.
LANA decision of some public importance
has recently been given in the general term of
the Supreme Court. held at Oswcgo, in an action
brought by q party against the trustees of a
school district in the village of Whtestown, to
recover for illegal distress made to satisfy a
district tax part Of which was levied under
the Free School law of l849. In the special
term. Judgment has been given in favor of the
plaintiff but the matter came to be heard on
appeal before the general term, one of the prin-
cipal points in the plaintiffs pleadings being
the unconstitutionality of the Free School act
Judge Pratt delivered the opinion of the Court
which was that the Judgment below should be
affirmed, on the ground that the act of March
26 l849. commonly termed the Free School
law under the provisions of which portion of
the tax in question was levied, was not at the
time Of such levy, q binding and valid law of
the State. The reason why it was not consi-
dcred by the Court as binding. was that it pro-
vided for a submission to the popular vote as to
whether or not it should 90 into efiect-a legis-
latiye measure which The Judge declared un-
constitutional.
The decision, though important as point Of
law does not affect in any way the school law
Of 1870, since the Legis aturc has, subsequently
to the commencement Of that suit, ratified the
act, and legalized all proceedings under it.
ROCHESTER KNocKNGs IN THE PUBLIC
ScHooLs.-We understand that in some of the
ward schools up town. the teachers, deprived Of
the pleasure Of rapping their pupils over the
knuckes, have begun to amuse themselves by
practising the Rochester rappings on the desks,
and Tightening the children placed under their
tuition. If this is so, we would suggest to The
inspectors and superintendent tho adyisability
of investigating into the circumstances, and Of
according to the teachers alluded to an un
limited leave Of absence, to enable them to pur.
sue THEN interesting experiments ut more leisure
'.''u Loo a. me EXPENSE ..en pupils.
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Marine Affairs.

EDITORIAL CONVENTIONAL convention Of the editors of
Southern newspapers will be held to day In Macon Ga.
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oheATer than any other in tho United States
JAMES {, M0FFEI, manuinctrfer a pas chandeliers,
biGckets pendants &C. for churches, hotels private dwell
nes and etor Laa nov n hand great variety Of and
elegant Ittrs, which for ftylc and hn'sh he
pafed Wh6lcfa'e aud retail at ,hc ware
ITO m II Prince street third block west Of Broad
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1lc Irrhil,l.inn az As lVo Arc ntfrncts mnn,

ystors gentlemen ladies tie most ~ whom pond
b0N lpwr te~~ ntnvn- t"0 SOLVE fatpf ~
:, 1o..a, at, o0csroacb and beubug oyternua,er
4S Broadway.
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GOVERNOR AND LEGISLATURE OF CONNECTICUT ina,-
guration of Thomas a. Seymour, present executive as
Governor Of Connecticut will take place to-day in Hart
ford The Legislature of Connecticut will also assemble
to day in the city Of Hartford.
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re respectfully invited examine the newest syles Of tor
toc et rrd bua0 dreeg combs The assortment IL
unequalIsi variety ~ tho city repairing done.
a. & ]. gAlNDLko, 81 BrOadway.
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Hair DYE md HAIR P,eaeryatiyc.-Cr,s

doro In offering people these sterling preparaten is
prepared their
The dye r change instantly hair Of hue to
black brown while the preservatve keeps Clean us
irons i k and curling ard prevents its forming gray The
dye applied privately and both sold at CRISTA DOROS
M
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Hernia enectunIly cured hy Marsr,s newly


improved light self .dnstre truss III
ven 20 those who hoen radically cnred their
truss thrown aside. Open until o'clock In the evening.
MARSH K CO., 30 Maiden lane.
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to le Nassau street for bottle OF Dr. WATTSS nervous
andoe take receipt for the dollar and if does good
the will be returned There is debility
disease Try it, and lie convinced Don't be doubt
fu about it, because have been often deceivedths
NJ ma II n for n
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THE NORTHERN METHoDIsTs AND THE SLA-
VERY QuEsTIoN.-We published yesterday the
resolutions adopted at the New England Metho-
dist Conference, on the slavery question. They
are abolition to the backbone, as the second one
will be sufficient to prove. 1t reads as follows
Second-That it is our deliberate and settled
opinion, that no more persons guilty CT the sin OF
slavehoding should be admitted as members into
our church.
1t is but eight or ten years ago that the mar
rage of q Methodist bishop with Southern
lady, who was o STAKEHOLDER, caused, from the
fact that he continued to hold those slaves, q
division Of that church into two churches the
Methodist Episcopal Church North and the
Methodist Episcopal Church South But here
tofore the Northern Church has been content to
remain mostly neutral on the slavery question.
This movement of the New England Conference
embracing all the New England States) is
rather new thing We may count, however.
upon its extension. not only in the Methodist
Church North, but in other Northern churches
and, before the next three years are over, it
may give new and alarming shape TO the abo-
lition programme for 1856. The newly intro
duced anti-slavery literature is doing its work
the infection is spreading. There is yet to be
another general battle ia this country on the
slavery question. What does Gen. Pierce think
Of it?
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w. III. McDOnnid'a Commercial Newwapcr
Advertising House, No. 102 Nassau street. corner Of Ann
Yne best leading papers from NIL United
States and Cansda prices and fullest authority
nv 10 ilities,
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II
speedy for neuralgia rheumatism tic doereux cramps
Debility and all complaints If foand bene6
cia the refunded 81 bottle six bottos 81 So
y Ann street. door below Nassau Sent to part Of
the country,
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.eron orreservaon The worry host ever Beware
~ pucd dyes Equally celebrated is Gourauds Medicated
Soap curing pmples rrccklc saowncs chaps rough.
&o Pcudre Subtitle prccts hair from any part the
sadg. Liquid Rouge, Lily White, and Hair Gloss ct No. %
WALKER street. Broadway. -
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MASSACHUSETTS CONSTITUTIONAL CosvENuoN.-The con-
vention amend the constitution of Massachusetts, will
meet to-day in Boston in the chamber of the House Of
Representatives, that body having adjourned over till
Saturday afternoon for the accommodation of the con-
yentcn. Upwards Of four hundred members we're elect
ed to the convention, among whom there are about
dozen editors of newspapers. large majority Of the
members tenomnated reformers, vino are composed
of democrats. cca0nists, and free sellers and opposed
to whom are the regular whigs, who will stand in
minority Of about one third Of the members.