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I NEW FIRM AND NEW ARRANG e
MENTS.

UvHE Undersigned, T. POTENTINI and
- s. ZITELL, having formed q copartnership
for the purpose Of carrying the Confectionery and
Restaurant business, at 27e. Pennsylvania avenue,
under the style Of
P0TENTINI & ZITELL,
old firm, and the public generally, 10 the increased
facilities which they now offer for supplying I
T WEDDING, BALL, AND SUPPER PARTIES,
at the shortest possible notice. with a the deiicaces
both in and out Of season. 8fE a4 st
Rooms furnished for Breakfast, Dinner, and Sup
per, for private parties, at all times.
e Wehave also connected with cur establishment q
fine Saloon, fitted up expressly for the ladies' where
they can be furnished with &
GAME AND OYSTERS gaH a
Of all kinds served up in every sye At the shortest
notice Ladies' favoring ms with call can always be
furnished with every delicacy that the appetite lie
sires. a4 "a 4.
Ladies' and gentlemen can have their Meals sent to
them at their private rooms by leaving orders.
We will also pay particular attention 10 the manu-
featuring of plain and ornamental Confectionery in
all their branches, and will always keep on hand g
select assortment Of French Confections, Bon 3ons,
Preserves, &c z 1870.
POTENTINI 4 ZITELL,
279 south side Pa. av., bet 10th and llth sts.
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HAVING just opened at No. $50. Penn
IL syvania avenue, near the foot of Capitol Hill,
new Restaurant, am prepared to furnish refresh
ments in the most recherche style. The Bar is sp-
piled with the best Lquors; and to see one sf my
juleps is refreshing but to TASTE don't mention It,
As TO food, Oysters and Game of all kinds in sea-
son will always be on hand prepared to suit the
of the most fastidous tf
Cigars and Tobacco Of the best brands, as well as
Pipes so exhilerating after julep.
A Reading Room, with the latest papers, will fur
nish the current news. E
Long experience in the business encourages me to
promise general satisfaction to my friends and all
who may favor me with call
ap 29-2m r. NJ A. FENWICK
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EyUELL G. ATWELb, Stove, TIN, and
H. Sheet Iron Ware Manufacturer, Pitt street, rear
81 the Marshal House, Alexandria, Va. Roofing,
Ciuttering and Spouting, will be done In the best
manner and at the shortest notice.
ap 3. .lY
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RESTAURANT and READING ROOMS,
Southeast corner of T. and Seventh streets,
opposite Post Office Department.

ME best of Liquors, Cigars, and Chewing To.
j bacco; strictly choice oysters, Sea Turtle. Ter
rapin, Fish aod Duck in season Quail, Woodcock,
Snipe Venison, and Beefsteak, served by an expe-
renced cook and polite servants in pleasant rooms.
Private entrance to Reading and Eating Roems on
and Seventh streets for those who object TO public
bar rooms. tSHs 6a#1 HE L&E G ,t
Families supplied with Oysters on chatting dishes.
Whiskeys, Ales, and other drinks, 8 cents fine
Brandes 10 cents
Leading political and literary periodicals in read
ing rooms. FL s. gs.ga.......r... ,H
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
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ence is OF the most baneful foes OF republican
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WHITE-H PAVTLLTON
Elh Is ON THE POTOMAC.

n. On THE POTOMAC.
HNHE undersis ned have opened for I &c
u season this delightful and fashionable resur,
for the accommodation of the public and part,s-
wishing to visit this most agreeable retreat where
they be furnished the most liberal terms with
all the luxuries of the season. and with the best
freshments Of all kinds both at the Pavilion and
board the boat. .st
Parties having their own caterer can have the Sc
of the dining and ball rooms for fifteen dollars for
the occasion # H
.a WM COKE Il CO.,
". National Eating House,
Cor. 9Th seeet and Penn. avenue
an 03--3m tsat-I ate E#4i4l WASHINGTON II O.
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.# TEfhWBUhS, OCtOOer VI, 1924
n Washington, a. pai o Glasses for the Spectacles
hich used and found them Of great assistance 10
my decaying vision and my opinion OF him ia, that
be is skful in the preparation Of Classes for eyes
not too far gone 10 be benefited by such aid
,. r. NAY.
See, for more testimonisl' the Evening Star.
Aug l5--ly 49,
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Address O. ]. WOOD a co, 3l8 Broadway, n. T.,
and ia Market street, ST.. Louis, Mo-
| For sale in Washington, by CHARLES ST0TT A
| CO., and by all Druggists. jan s-tf
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II w. EDMONsTON, Jr., Attorney at
- Law. OfBce on Gay street. between High and
Congress streets, Georgetown, ID. q 81 es-dly
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If WILMINaroN, N. O., June l6, 1854.
TO persons who have have had the sight Of their
eyes 90 impaired az TO require the Of, diasses,
would recommend Mr.. John Tobias as suitable per.
son from whom to obtain such Glasses as they may
teaure as he has suited me with pair of Spectacles
for far and sight. Ny sight has been impaired
very much by service of years in the Post Office
Department which berth required me TO be on duty
from o'clock at night till after day, during which
'ime used but one light
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WAsHINsToS, August 8, sos.
Having been for year under the necessity OF hav-
lug two sets Of glasses -one for use in the daylight
a.d one for lamplight Il procured set fram Mr..
Tobias, which answered. both purposes. have used
MA for several MONTHS and find them excellent
EDWARD STUBBS
OF Department OF State.
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COMMISSI0NEK,, OFFICE.

-
TNO THE CREDITORS OF JEFFERSON MINO *.
Il You are hereby notified that ] have Exec dsy
18th day Of June next, II isir, il nor, the mex.
thereafter Sunday excepsed) to make the he do
and state the accounts at uy Office required ou.eed
OF the Circuit Court Of Essex County, pssrv te
on the 18th day OF April, 1856 in sp 10 ci:
pending In said Court between Is,han!e D. br IL:
sole acting trustee under deed OF uu-t AZ
fersou Minor and Virginia F. Minor, his wife sc,erd
Jefferson Masr Virginia + Minor, ana o.ns ,rcn,onea
ants to witt to examine whether tue bay sfe or
IN the report Of the said trustee nled IN sac II me
ilth April 1850 was Or W.. nos ~. 20 said h!tes
to wit, II. as, day d april s1. ana va. a prot
and state an cunt Of the debts due hy ta bry
Minor and secured by the said deed 50 That a,oun
now remain unpaid; and also s.ce!'aia W;nor tor ri
due 10 the oversecr OF the said Je-fsoh hrr
yesr 1855 and WIN 1t amount may ne az rorrsyed by tny
for neccssaries furnished the slayf 10 ce day
said deed subsequent 10 It's dare ma ar. required 10
their GALE ct which time urd psc' maple me 70 cou
tend with the necessary evldenc'' u
ply with said decree ;,rsr Of The ssio '
Given ua,i.r my hand as COGIrnls 's."si
cult Court the dsY and year hr't G-n.ISdERt lELu'
Msy l3-ciw a.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia North American

Correspondence of the Philadelphia North American.
WAsHiNoroN, May g.
The recognition Of Walker 10 still undecided. The
probability now is that hnal determination will be
deferred till the arrival Of the steamer expected
lbs o-xnnius Of the next week. The Cabinet Is about
equally divided this policy, with Quo vibrating
vote. This postpouement may prove TO be indefinite,
D lew days, as is now anticipated. The Administers
toa will direct its earnest attention to that subject
Immediately, and it's importance vii! overshadow the
other.
tmas be assumed with certainty that the CORES
popdence with England will be closed de-
cosum will allow; and unless some unexpected con-
ticssocy 10 presented, Mr. Champion will receive his
passports iu fsw weeks. There IL no disagreement
IN the Cabinet on this point
The Administration has no particular Information
10 furnish in answer TO the House and Senate resolu
,inns regarding Nicaragua and Panama affairs An
es sviI died in the latter yesterday by
of the spectators OF the ARRAY, which agrees with the
general intelligence already received, and rather
throws the blame Of the origin of the troubles
lleysd TO BE- members Of the police fred on the de-
Pot where Innocent passengers wore collected for
curi,y. stern investigation will be instituted, and
rhsps an officer connected with the State Depart
insnt viii DO sent to the spot.
Col. Wheelsr's dispatches contain the affidavit Of
Cap:ain Orzaba, and some loose statements comprise
81 tho papers concerning Nicaragua, and throw no
moro light tho subject than 10 already given to the
public.
Mr. Champion gave grand reconciliation dinner TO
the usters Of Russia, France, and others, We'd
n.siay evening. Ths was the only socia, occasion
In which the three hrst named havo personally parti
cna:ei since the war began. The entertainment was
very brilliant, and enlivened by the pressuce of
,hu adis, connected with the legations who are now
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-16
A RURAL PICTURE.

FROM CHARLES MAcKAY's new roEs.
Embow cred amid the Surrey Hills,
The quiet village lay,
Two rows Of ancient cottages
Beside the public way.
4 modest church, with lvied tower.
And spire with MOSES gray.
Beneath the elm's o'erarching bouSh'
The little children ran; a,d
The selfsame shadows looked the s"a'u
In days Of good Queen Anne;
And then, as now, the children SOUS
Beneath its branches tall , .hor d;a1-
Thy grew. tbsv loved. they sinned' tnsy a'e0-
The tree oatlived them a.'. -
But still the huma. flow refs S'e"'
and still the children played;
All ns'sr RI. tree lacked youthfui iee'
To fr,.c In its shade,
The plough boys whistle III 'pi'AS'
Or chant of happy maid.
On. pleasant green Of Micklethorps'
From far Australian shore,
Fr,r, deep Canadian wilderness
Th.t hears St. Lawrence roar,
r-oc ships in the Pacific seas,
Or coast OF Labrador
Genes ;aok to thee the tender thought,
With dear remembrance crowne
Tbv wandering children love thee we'll.
AID all the landscape round,
AID d, cam of thee in lonely nights,
and think thee holy ground.
md so thou art and so shalt DO,
Where's thy loved oues roam;
Tbs vision Of thue ancient tree
Shall speak 10 them OF homei
The snc,vnt tree, the lone church yard,
lh, nonitory spire,
aad smoke upcurling through the wood,
From distant cottSge fire
TEE scene Of many mothers kiss,
y. blessing OF a sire.
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u O Z T II y
ESHE
PY =, niJi.f y.

W. saas. with ,Ae lip and we drea'n III ths SUN
OF s,m. better sn,i fairer days: ,.,
I'd our day., the meanwhile, To that s''oe" s'"'
Aro gliding and sliding away. 4. vouu,
.r r Ss,t.rs" forever the word on tho t'nsu
:. tho threshold OF life, Hope e''s w ~
Hone p,ays around the n'rhfnl o"y: ...,,
rsau 10 t,,, bes, If its charn- may with you oegn'
Yet for nrs i, reserves iIs toy.
Nneu we sink at the grave, why 'hserave na''''p'
s nd over tho coffin man p'anse'n-f1ofA
And !, ia not dream of fancy proud,
With fool for Its dull begetteri
There's voice at the heart that proclaius siouo'
awe are born for something better"
Aud tbs, voice Of the heart, oh, ye may believe,
viii never the hope Of the soul deceive.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM- =.

The Supreme Court has given all order iu reference
70 the celebrated Missouri slave case. Dree Scott,
slave, claimed bis freedom the score that his mas
ter had brought him into Missouri from free State.
lie claims to have been emancpated in virtue OF
having passed over the NJ issour line Of SO go he
also claims il the ground that be had been carried
into the North w esteru territory and was free there
fore under the ordinance Of 1877.
There is much 10 believe that this ia heti-
ous case, and made for the purpose of obtaining an
question of law be re-srgued the next term whe-
Their Dree Scott is citizen of any State Of the Union
aud whether LIE s entitled To sue in any court Of the
limited States.
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The undersigned. ni,.,,o. WhrSLIsS May z. 49,.
Of Firginia certify the foregoing st,sl e7ern Btk
and true to the best our knnvycS 70 he cotr.c,
* ,y e. CAMPBELL.
jjtS St, MOoaE.
" MITCHELL,
Il PENDLEToN
ONO CorHrY. 81:
Before nc, Hiram D. B-op-a NOTARY p,,,
county aforesaid this day in my said county, 9r III.
Lamb, Cashier of the North. Western Bsn o s Daniel
ana Ae o"in IN due form, that the foregoing st.,ss rn
lief aid e.
Given under my hand hi. -ih day of May, !s5s
HIRAM D. BROWN. Notary Public
(lhin
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NOTICE,

NHE subscribers have formed partnership under ths
style OF Geo W. Fisher and Jonathan Taiey for the
purpose OF carrying on the DlSrlLLERf AND RECIi-
FLYING BUSINESS, NJ the place known as Fisher Bro
tners sal IN the rouny OF Goochsnd and have sppoin'
Ell samuel d. Fisher unJ Janes Fisher their con
duct the aane GEO W. FISHER e. TALLEi.
'inncAlani County Nav 7-c4w
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MASSACHUSETTS, p0TITIf,S

BosTos, May li.-The ant-F'iIImore portion OF the
American party were in session yesterday till mid
night Sixty delegates were in attendance. The
nomination Of Fillmore and Donelaon repudiated
and delegates appointed to attend the Convention TO
be held in New York on the 18th Of June. A State
Central Committee were chosen.
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yIRuINI,-FREDERIcK COUNTY, Ser
This day Henry NJ. Brent, Cashier OF the Bank OF the
Valley in vrgia personally appeared before tho subscr
Der Justice Of the peace in aud for the county OF Fred
erick aud Of Virginia and made oath that the fore
youy exhibits true condition of the said Bank, made
p from The Books of the Bank and The reports from the
several branches thereof the best OF his knowledge and
bori.
J. !. RELY, J. p.
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CONDITION OF VIRGINIA HANKS.
EXCHANGE BANK, I

EXCHANGE BANK,
EoHYoLK, May 5, 1856.
His Execlency, HEsnY A. WISE, Governor OF Virginia
SIk:- enclose herewith, statement of the condition
Of this Bank, on the 3lst March last
| have the honor to be, &C.
G. w. CAMP, Crshr.
4 COMPARATIVE VIEW OF THE CONDITION THE En-
CHANGE BANK or VrRoIstA AND BRANCHES, IA
KEN from THE QUARTERLY STATEMENTS OF THE 3lsr
or MARCH, 1855 1856.
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FARM FOR SAI,R

OFFER tor sale my estate called White Bank, ly
In. on the Mat;apon river, in King William county
about one mile from the Court house White Bank is
the mead ." steamboat sation and opposite the village
OF nhcTon, from which place boa. regularly 10
Sorok ana it' facilities Tor shipping grain unrsed
contains by survey 6si about $50 Of which are
cuVntlon "iih have bren thoroughly mured from
syr mari banks Oh the place The remainder of the snd
IS h'"'y uhDrIci and oilers great induce Tor cut
ting cord wood tor which cash can be obained l the
banks OF the river The mari banks are easy Of aeees
ana sonun an inexhausible supply OF the hes, decor
Gu and 70 per cent OF nearly pure lime The buildings
consist oi dwelling house suE ent for the ,ecsunots
uOn Of large family, barns, stables quarters &c AMI
all In good repair some Of ~,T h1v.ng been recently
built The land has been lst upwards of ,.u ye.r,
on the five field syse and Is In hsh state Of improve
Procession will be given in the fall in time 20 ,sed rrc
Of wheat For urE- particulars, addres. the .uGc,,be
May J-cu iOGS COOKE
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NOTICE.

uNliE Tour negro men name DAVID, sometimes called
n CROCKETT, CHARLES. LEWIS and LEE. whoran
away on the 2th October le55 Yet large Fee nd
Vrr5ement OF that date in the Richmond Enquirer II
alinnr and DAILY Dispatch which will give description o.
SAID nrgro"s Wc"lIl give additional reward OF til
II DOLLARS tor the delivery either OF them 10 Us
dollars It taken out of the State OF Virginia
April 2b-ctf IGNFS & 81 aTER
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naded last night. He appeared and made a brief
speech and invited The citizens to call and shake
hands With him. Many did So last hight. Great
numbers will doubtless avail themselves Of the iuvi.
tatun, and call on him during his ,tay in this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-16
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
Evil -r.y OF III" University OF Virginia will proceed
a on the LOT OF July next make appointments, Vt
der the amended act of the last Legislature TO M
cies for State Students in The following Districts:
|. City OF Norfolk.
II. Isle OF Wight, Nansemond aud Surry
Ill. City OF Petersburg md Prince George countr
'. Meckenburg and Charlotte.
VI Halifax
VII. Bedford.
VII City ot Williamsburg, james City Chsr,,.
City, New nc ,s 'hzabeth City aud Wuwict
TX CITY OF klchri. Cd
y. Lancaster, Northumberland Richmond s.I
Wesunorelani
XII Fairfax and Alexandria.
XIV. Alhcnnrle.
Xv buckingham, Amherst and Eeso.
XVI. Hardy, Hampshire s-d Morgan.
xvii Page and Shenardoahi
XVIII Augusta
Xxx. Alle,hsny, Bo,etourt Rosuoke aud CrsIv
XXI. Russell, Scott and Lee
XXI. GreenDrsr, Fayene Nicholas, Raleigh, Brs..
ton snd Pocahontss
XIII Harrison, Richie, poddrii2e PLEASANT sns
Wood.
XIV. Barbour, Upshur. Lewis, Gi!rsr aud Rsu.
dplph
XIV Ohio Brooke and Hancock
XXVl. accomsc and Northampton
XVII. Norfolk county and Princess Anne.
HAvILi. Southampton, Sussex sad GreenesviiIe
SSXl Pi,tsyivuuia
X&Slll Campbell and Appomat,ox
$XSlV. Hanover and Henrico.
XXXV. Gloucester, Matthews and MidJlosex.
XXXV!iI LOudoun.
XXXlX Louisa tioochsnd and FIuvanna.
XII Jefferson mud Berkeley.
NLIV. Rockbrii.e Bath ana Highland.
XLVIII Wcrzcl Marslul, Marion ond Tyler
L. S,uyth, Wythe and Washington
Applications, accompanied by proper testimonials I'D
dressed 10 the Chairman Of the Faculty should Ii.
University by the 18th Of Jane should there b- no suit
able applicant from District, the vacancy will se flee
from the state At large circular containing fuller utor
nation will he sent - any one applying FOR IT, ,
Nav l4-c6t Chairman Of the Faculty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-16

MANNED Thursday, the sth day May a. Ct Lukes
Church IN Powhatau county By the Rev Andrew Fisher
ANNA F. LAY, sht-r Of the late John o. Lny OF
Richuond, to EDWARD " WATKINS, Esq, OF PowhA.
tar county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-16

RECOGNITION OF NICARAGUA,
W4sH,SGToS, May l4.-Padre Wifi, the Sicara
guam Minister was received by the President in hi
diplomatic capacity to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-16

WHEELINU Why ,, ItOo.
HoS HENRY A. WISE. Governor Of Virginia
sal respectfully enclose the Quarterly Statement OF
this Bank and Branches for the st of April last with the
Comparative Statement for the period OF the year
1855 Very respectfully, D. LAMB Cashier.
STATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION OF THE EoRTH-W EST
EsS BANK OF VIRGINIA, INCLUDING ITS BANGLES Al
"EILsprRG, PARKERsBrRc AND JEFrERsoSviLE. on
THE lsT APRIL 1885, WITH \ COMPARATIVE
STATEMENT OF TIE SAME FOE THE CORRESPONDING
TIE PRECEDING YEAR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-16

WAR VESSEL ORDERED TO NICARAGUA
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-the Steam Frigate Sus
quehanun, has been ordered TO Nicaragua, and sail
TOMORROW from this port.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-16

FATALLY IsJURED.-Mr, John Patton, who resld.
ed near Wellsburg, Brooke county, thrown from
his horse recently and badly injured that be died
Two days afterwards,
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KANSAS MEETING IN LOUISA.

AgressOIy to police, meeting of the people of
Louisa was held Oh Monday, the l2h day OF May to
take for aiding emgrauts to the territory
Of Kan.ss. VIM. A Gillespie called TO the Chair,
and b. VI, Francisco appointed Secretary.
the following resolutions We're submitted aud
stcpted:
]. Resolved, That two gentlemen from each Ma.
gsoral District be appointed TO collect money for the
purpose Of sending enigran's to Kansas.
roder this resolution the following gentlemen were
l., Di.t.lo,.-Thomas S Watson, David Eastman.
ID Dstrict.-TbumasJ Barrett, Rober: + Porter.
81 Dls,rc,.-B NJ Francisco, Oauicl Hickman.
4tn Disrrot.-Wm A Gillespie. John Hunter.
Sta D.strc,.-R Waddy, VIM D Harris.
6tu D.s,rct-Pnip 3 Pendleton, Ro Bib.
7rh Distr!ot.-Geo Turner, VIM S Fowler.
s;o Dis,rict.-Clsyton e Colenaas WIN Bagby.
=. Resolved, That euch collector report TO VIM. A
Gillespie the amount Of funds he may collect between
this time and June court. and tha, all persons desi
roue of omigrating to hausas report their names 10
tho SAID Cbairmau.
3 Resolved, That james L. Gordon, Ch S. Jones,
AID +. V. Winston, be appointed to prepare an nd
dress 10 the people Of Louisa the subject Of Kan
4. Resolved. That these proceedings be published
WI A. GILLESPIE, Chm'n.
y. N. FRAXcIsco, S-c'y.
PENNSYLVANIA KNOW-NOTHlNG coNvEN
TON.
HARRI.BrRo, May 1.-The Edis Know.Nothirg
About oo delegates are present. a. w. Beuedict
President Tbs outsiders are in doubt as TO the rea
oheot OF the Convention but the 18th section wing
OF Tho party prsdominates. Governor Johnston and
Geoers! Small are among the delegates.
HARR!ssose. May l3.-President Edie presided 9,
:ho Convention this afternoon. General Small offer
Cd resolutions rstifyips the nonaiuasous Of Fillmore
and Donesop; denouucing the administration for 70.
peaiinS the compromise OF 1880; coadsmuiug the
Kansas and Nebraska set &c. Governor Johnston
otefed substitute approving the action Of the del.
ssa.es who retired from the Philadelphia Convention
and calling Convention 10 meet at New York on the
18th OF june After debate the substitute was re-
jecrsd and resolutions adopted by vo;s Of 80
70 p. Governor Johnston aud fourteen other Edie
delegates retired Edie moved reconsideration to
CiSv Mr.. Fillmore time 20 get right the Missouri
archaeological. The Union State ticket wss then
is!iied Adjourned sire dc.
the lilo delegates held public meeting and pre-
pared GIL address 20 the people OF the State.
George Hotste formerly Of Newerk, Del wes
ehUt deao on hs farm In Amea county. Va last week