The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-24

that tents to render any 81 Jeot Interesting. When
IN opcr ven Of bumor hi< ooantenance aacmas
an expression Of wW cha actsristic actually 10 fore
rhado. What oomios his hearers for 50 ne
thing rich Should his oontem ,ssd visit this place
with the her members Of the Cabioet ,oken d. be car
r,ed have do bt ~ouii I've we'll renat To- the
TITO 10 ono int There reems 10 be q doubt TO
~be,her hey will within the week, bat they
are looked Tor 18th 'ome certainty In the course Of the
ensuing week
ne poienston felt ct the course Of the few are eaters
In the Knoxvi lie ConveDton TO exnade the HIRALDs
rorter fro Il at bod In moet unive sofar ut oAs
sesop oil Virginia 10 concerned Eve-y persln raom
have b-a'o sp<sk uVn tie suojeot denouooes hs a.
rep bican In The last degree. lis effect Ia 70
render ultr s u,tirg aud to bring ,tium
IN the sc,or. 10 that miserable face I know sell
how crsipa'et ano what It. object, and soa at
fare tune for ssro you an interesting resume OF the
whole movement Thanks to the moders atom AMI
pruoeno- OF the three oonaerva in tnat c,n.
vsptiop, tina effort proved . riotculous, a,ort.nn
q viii every efgr Of that rawpan. clique In the
future RIA r~ ~cr,h5 Of notice thai the grest na,r
aad policy by spcese x&a for the -eiare N the south,
material Int In the very institutions which
they sf, sously uphold axuy Of them not
holders Fla property, white those VINO constitute
he moot nooe At AM conservase among s,ut iern poh
teaDs rntre nec'ded mistake in toe pnbn mind as
Tie ee OF TIE Influence ezetced by the fire eaters OF
ne Scth hey are ia piifoi Minorty--a ne faction
IN fact ss c1meA'eo With the vai conservative
nsss.s who go for the Union The latter being
Who have ,oneh,ng besides politics to
eno TO- are per ect silent upon those questions which
sehae the political -orld bai when the time com ~ 10
and be constitution rhe present sei alton which
sns the south criterion othe true Southern sen-
unspt II h confined solely - the Ore eater and dis
ononrr, who, hse all Other evils ave co1osntra ed IN
ms squads IN the larger Sou he cities, aud imposed
chiefly 4 ire'por"oe persons, go far at east as any
material iptsres' IN slavery concerned They sho on
the b-tt advantage possible, every individual member
81 the clique at least ocr tn Of them, being etosr
writers or eske sho let opportunity psss 10 give to
the -orio ,be'r sentiments and opiuous. roey al
entail e, of the public will t we're and eu
mated p'opor,t nal degree eth the comparative few
- 10
Soulo be locked 10 i'm oortsut and exsggerse
light The TACT s, they resens themselves and nons
obevst the clique In short composed altogether OF rep
resenarves without tail SIX inches lopg-an ntbc-rs
and soldiers. am re,l, Of oJiesn ths' the HERALD
attaches much i'm to the and that their vers
noioes OF their movements hon SONS OF the iesfing
conservative journals and politicians OF the country have
IL Ape tina, Nohinss scrvelv engaged
In edor 70 reorgsn,e that defunct party for tn pre
GENITAL election Of 1851 Circulars being ser. oy
Thousands from their headquarters al Phs fepni>, is
Know Nohpg May ard other functtopsres hrouga ut
the county, urging reorganization OF the pa-!y 10 their
respective cities towns ani bIh~tcxs, for the above
Rod They forth without quAlinca ion, or save or
except mS Gao OF s 10 dc Ssm me-
cratic Union candidate Ri doubtless, In view OF tho
Governors pompaop which the patty in their cirou ar
pe,une 10 be certain, ha, they have thus early under
taken tim Sam"fo the nehi. BE mas al trial at
viii the Governor already and the resolt has al
course Of training So far as ma sscertsnei these
circulars totally disresardes, all hopes Of resving
| that party being Loot
Goverpcr Fsyee McMulen has rnounceh In q recent
speech Of lhe ourt Houses In his district that he
wi again for congress In 1859 BE IL, no doubt en-
coursged by the bright prospects OF success soch are
presented very email majority by which Judge Hop
kim, dele from that district, eec,sd
should be carry determination he wi Of course
have 10 resign his Office OF Governor OF Washington Terri
tory.
mere st large plumbers Of Visitors ii this beautiful
| watering place Among them observe Ar. A. Dudley
Mann, ID De Boz, late President Of the Knoxville
Convention ana numerous others from Barm,re, Wash
next month are BY far me m st favorable Of aay 10 the
year for bathing while in point Of plea they pre-
sent preep iLepl advantages over the summer months
the nsh being now In prime season Hogd'h and sheep
head be found in the greatest ndance this
place. snd the saxon aavsnc's they secome nore and
more luxurious, snd 90 9Th os sters
pal s'hort visit 70 Fort dunroe yesterc ay ami WAS
much interested seeing the ems aged In ncld
siege e,erc,e Large aooessious Of new recruits are
bling made Ia order to all up the deficits in some
Of the companies observed them undergoing the usual
rudmep,a Gri In which, 40 far - could ascertain thoy
magnificent exhibits signs Of tho stctea and
enon the part Of those who charged WITH IL super
vifion There H. Informed, serious dra wback 10
connection with th garrison which no ~ever fast being
rcmeded-it i' the 'mal supply Of water Afforded The
present sources would he iosuihcient TO supply water
enough week for the number Of necessary
garrison the FORT In the event Of siege An atesan vel
% being 'unk " thin Il, and has already attained
do To Of about three hundred feet Ten thousand dollars
have been appropriated by the last Congress 1, prosecute
the work, which when complete, will PROBABLY meet every
Col Mann IL still CONFIDENT Of the success Of hi. sses
chip epterrr,e he n every day In the recep. Of leaer,
| carrying nev subscribers 10 bis scheme Al for
bias any faith in their 90 lon Afer the e1.
hbiiions o. the Knoxville gathering, which, amor ALL
but poo'oypc OF ts predecesos-,here little hope OF
accomplishing anything through such 40 agency Tnoy
deeenc' siipg into little Subsidiaries 10 prom
paper enterprises, such pot speculaions and
the occasion for he Development OF spleen
eaou'y that exist between the promoters Of some
nvI schemes 10 trust any public enterprise 70 such
BODY would be N consgu unhesatpely TO the Oh sdes
IL 10 proven ,isly 30 nothing venros, aud has been
% rendered by little eli ues, which, for mouths before s
session. seek institute with reference private
scheme OF their make the agent for the
throw Of some rival enterprise Imagine that Ool Mann
has learned gh OF bese conventions 10 him to
uust 70 private enterprise and exeruon In preference 70
any agents or ihn uncertain character.
Convention N the school PresoyteriAns OF
the South w assemble Richmond the 9th inst, TO
form themselves into se,srats Southern organization.
IL, In fart Nes.ion yentor, It's design being
10 ,aef Loose from the thorn sing church.
dbt Episcopal Church south" This viii be very impor
tan movement, and oDe to which the country will look
with copsds' able interest
An Eduosi'n Convention viii assemble al the same
The TIps Ugbes OF Baltimore made tour from iha,
ciy II Norfolk fec days ago, and after breaking 10. Of
stesmes for oorg duty, and other little offences Of
Trivial character, returned again 10 that city Bau more
has IN truth, rAscsly notorety Sre beginning 10
perepoe s practical eects 10 the diversion OF trade
which fact setting 10 In favor Of Ne~ York and Pnia
delpba This but int, since abe ,Anuot afford proper
prc'ciinp 70 those visiting her for business pur
Mr. Fs' Pr sioept OF the Bay Line ~ steamers, plying
bet-een Baltimore and Norfolk, robbed night before
~t OF bis pocket book, containing considerable Of
money while travelling on board Of the beats Of thai
line - Norfoh
| Two NEsROEs SssTssCEp To Bs ii Use, AND r JUR
TO TRANSFORMATIONS About O'Clock wednes lay after
nop, toe Trial Of the SIX negro men-Beo Tom, seo'ge,
Moore, mupd and Rohert-slaves OF Mr.. william Boul.
vsre cbsrsef uitb assaulung with intent TO Kill their