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Ia W NTELLTGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Hon. VIM. Fell Giles
Judge The following business occupied Saturday:
Edgar McKcnney as. John W. Heald and William Fl.
Head. Motion for Injunction to set aside an assign
ment made by Walker and Hasted to defendants Coun
sci not being ready to argue, case postponed until Janu
ary. The Court then adjourned for the Term.
The December Term of the UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT commences to morrow.
SUPERIOR COURT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee Judge The
following business occupied the Court Saturday
Charles G. Phelps Horace Magne. An action to re-
$500 conveyance of certain swamp lands In
Cured In the first place. the conveyance from the
nal made to Mr.. Phelps and subsequently,
the right to cut timber sold and conveyed to Mr.
Magne. At the time of the conveyance to Magne he
Niagne paid but $500 the payment Of the other $500
made months after As the degree of reli-
ance placed by Magne in Phelps representations there
evidence show that he tMagne) had ortu-
nifty of enquirng into their correctness at the time
the conveyance TO him. Although there but $50
cords received from the land the evidence did not
to show that this all that might have been procured
The jury being unable to agree, discharged Jas.
Bevan and A. L. Knott for plaintiff S. NJ Cochran and
II. Stockbridge, for defendant
Elizabeth Pouder John p. Pouder-applcaton for
divorce rincoO nidtrimonii Before reported Further
argued by Nelson for respondent and Wallis for complain
ant Held under ctTid
Assignment for to-day 393 to All.
Court OF COMMON fLEAs.-Hon. William L. Marshall,
Judge The Court was engaged in the following bust
Allen B. Davis rs Theopius b. Forwtz, Trustee-an
action to recover rent. Before reported Verdict for
Love- Martin K Co. as selden & Miller-motion for a
trial Overruled.
Stansbury Administrator of Moses T Cass rs George
Chipman-motion for new trial Overuled.
CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY-Hon. VIM. George
Krebs, Judge The following business occupied the
Court Saturday:
John Horn and others rs the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore Bill for INDUCTION to restrain the sale of
tain properly advertised to be sold by the City Collector
for taxes assessed for the paving and grading of North
avenue Demurrer to bill by defendants overruled.
Augustus Bouldin and others the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore. Bill for injunction to restrain the
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

SATURDAY, Dec. 1855
FIRST BEANCH-Present-JoHN T. FORD, Esq, Presi-
dent, and all the members
The ordinance creating Fire Department taken up
and several amendments to it offered and adopted.
Mr. NEWMAN said he opposed hurrying his ordi-
nance through the Branch 1t much better take
more time and give its various provisions proper consd
Grafton He therefore lay the bill the table
The yeas and nays were called and the motion was
adopted
embody yng resolution requesting the return of the
sage of the Second Branch of the Both o. November in
laton a testimonial to officer John Cook
The clerk ordered to comply with this request.
Mr. BEALE offered resolution desiring that all bIsness
which may not be disposed Of at the adjournment of the
Councils on Friday next be presented to the Council at
its next session unfinished business. Adopted.
Mr.. GLANvILLE called up the report of the Joint Com
mttec Claims in regard to the petition of John Ech
bach, asking payment of judgment against the city The
report authorizes the Register to carry the suit to the
Court of Appeals. Adopted.
Mr. GLASvILLE called up the report of the Joint Com
mite Claims on the petition of Sarah NJ Courtney,
asking to be paid certain money paid by her in error
Adopted
Mr. BEALE offered resolution making the ordinance
creating the Fire Department the special order for half
past five O'Clock on Monday
Mr. GLANvILLE called up the report of the Joint Com
mittee Claims, in reference to the petition of Hiram
Greentree Coroner granting him extra compensation for
holding inquestS
The Branch refused to concur in the report
On motion the Branch adjourned to i've O'Clock this al
ternoon.
SECOND BRANCH.-Branch met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present-WM. MCPHAIL, ESQ., President, and all
the members.
Mr.. CATHCART moved reconsideration of the vote re.
ferring the resolution plant trees Broadway to the
next annual session of the Council, which adopted
The resolution then taken up and adopted.
Mr.. MCCOMAs offered resolution directing the City
Commissioner place gas lamps at certain localities in
the Western section of the city which read second
time by special order and adopted.
The First Branch returned the resolution relative to
the testimonial to officer Cook. Laid on the table
resolution was received from the First Branch, au
thOrizing the Register to pay Sarah NJ Courtney one
hundred and five dollars and forty three cents, the
of taxes paid by her in error which read
second time and adopted.
Also resolution from the Commite Claims to whom
referred the petition of John Escbach asking the
payment of judgment obtained against the city in the
Superior Court requesting be discharged from the fur
her consideration of the subject and directing the Regis
ter to carry the case to the Court of Appeals.
The Branch then adjourned till this afternoon at
'nln
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NEW S.
TELEGRAMS
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY EXCHANGE. !"
From Washington

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The report of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury has not been made accessible
but it is generally understood that it will contain
no recommendation tending to disturb, materially,
the existing tariff law while notifications may be
suggested in the transfer of few articles to sched-
ules other than those in which they are emu
merated. Attaching much importance to a staple
tariff that the interest of commerce may not be in
jured and believing that the present law will uli-
maelv Weld Il suiciency of revenue, the inference
seems to be that he would, rather than that the
tariff should be changed in its prominent features,
prefer to resort TO loans in cases of temporary
embarrassment
Lieut.. Ives, of the Typographical Engineer Corps,
has prepared preliminary report of the results of
his expedition for the exploration ot the Colorado
of the West, which will probably appear with the
report of the Secretary Of War. The expedition
highly successful one and the results are of
an important character. He assembled that river in
a steamboat for five hundred miles, and considers
that the navigation of it is practicable for that dis
tance for steamers Of light draught. 1t is thought
that the opening of this river may develope an
economical avenue of transportion to large portions
Of New Mexico, California and Utah. After the
photographic survey, an examination was made of
the previously unknown region along the 36th par
ael, which is traversed by the upper Colorado
river and its tributaries, and the country found
to possess such novel and remarkable features
render the explorations of the highest interest.
There is little if any, doubt that a law will be
passed the ensuing session of Congress- extending
the pre-emption laws to Utah. At present no set
tier in the Territory has legal title to his land
The surveys are progressing, and already 100000
acres are ready for market.
From what is said in military quarters it is
probable that strong force will continue to be
present they not resigned to the circumstances
which surround them
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Shipping Sntelligsnte.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, DEC.4

ARRIVED
Steamer Henry L. Cav, Iler, from Philadelpha-md
to !. A. Shriver.
Steamship Parkersburg Powell from New York-mdse
to A c. Hail. obliged to anchor below account of
the fog; reports having at 80 A NJ, Friday,
ship inside of Cape Henry, supposed bound up a. 1880
Georges; in the mouth of the Rappahannock bark and
schr anchor; at P. NJ day. Off Smiths Point
bark with painted ports probaby Gustaw,) and four
schrs, all beating up; aud Saturday morning. Off
napols, a large ship at anchor
CLEARED.
Steamship Joseph Whitney, Howes, Boston-H D.
Mears.
Steamer Geo Peabody Pritchard, City Pont---J Brand
Ship David Stewart Prentss, Cadiz-C R. Hardesty
Bark Despatch (Br) Harriott, West Indies-R x H. R.
Brig s C. Bass, Winchester, Aspinwall-wm. Apple
garth &'Son.
schr. Marcena Monson, J. Brewster New YOrk-Rose
schr. Sarah NJ. Sherman, Sherman, Providence-s
Phillips Co.
Brig Union State, TroXwen, Laguayra, in tow of a
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Bark Bay State Sparrow Boston 3rd inst.
Schr. j. Howard, Baker, Boston, 3rd inst
Schr. Hydrangea Butler, Boston, 3rd inst
Schr. Potomac Arnet, New Orleans, Goth ult
Schr. White Foam, Mikin. Providence. lst inst.
c1EARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Schr. John Price, Price, New York Sd inst.
Schr. Ada Frances Coombs, Boston. ID inst.
schr j. Nickerson, Baker, New York. I'd inst.
Ship Alexander, Balm, for Charleston cleared at New
York, Sd inst
Bark Bay State, -, from Baltimore for Boston passed
Highland Light, I'd inst.
At Holmes Hole, 1st inst, brgs Molunkus Mitchell FIN
Alexandria for Pembroke ID L. Baldwin, Montgomery,
do for Boston, schr Sarah Cullen, Cullen Boston for Bal
tmore.
Schr. Orin Cowl Smith, from Alexandria, arrived at
Portland, lst inst
Schr. Arctic Jackman, for Baltimore sailed from Fall
River, Both ult.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK, December 3.--Arr. ship Columbia,
Charleston; brigs Costa Rica Aspnwal Ann Sansland,
Buenos Ayrcs b. F. Nash, ST. Marks; schrs Sea Breeze
Auevas; Geo. Byron, Sagua A. Mason, Savannah; Sea
Brd Newbern; d. c. Huise, Charleston; " Maybee Nr
gna CID steamship City of Baltimore, Liverpool ships
admiral, Mobile: Alexander, Charleston; bark Casco,
trinidad; brig Echo, Rio Grande Schr b. P. Smith, Viii
mington.
Also arr bark Corinthian Havana brig Abby Watson,
hingscon, ia; schr. Clinton, Turks Island.
PHILADELPHIA, December Arr. schr. I. L. How
ard, hayaguez. Cid bark C. W Poultney New Or
leans; schr. l. 5. Leyerine: Charleston
HUSTON, december 2.-Noon.-Arr. bark David G.
wilson, Charleston. Crd brigs Lincoln, Jacmel; A.
Adams Wilmington, n. c.; schrs North Wind, Gonsiyes
VIM. II. Gildland, Charleston
Dec 3.-Arr. bark Mednra Aux Caves; brgs Galena
Turks Isand P. R. Hichborn, Fortune Island schrs NJ
r. Davis and Sarah Burton. Cape Haytien.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
RICHMOND, December 2-CFd schrs. Kedron, New
York; Burnett, Philadelphia.
WILMINGTON, December 2-Crd schr. E. C. Howard
Curacao
CHARLESTON December Arr schr. James M
Vance. Philadelphia.
NEW ORLEANS, December Arr. tper tell ships
Peter Marcy and Castne, Liverpool CID ships Nauset
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| PErERSGuRG, Va, Dec. 4.-The Democratic Gu
bernatoral Convention continued in session until
| o'clock this morning, and Mr. Letcher nom
mated by large majority on the first ballot. The
candidates were Messrs Letcher Hopkins, Edmond
son, Smith of Greenbrer, Brockenborough anC
John Randolph Tucker. Mr.. Letcher was nomina
ted by about Il 500 over all, each county being en-
titled to the number of Democratic votes cast al
the late Presidential election. The interest was in
tense, and the crowd of spectators remained unit
the close. The Convention adjourned to meet
again at II O'Clock this morning. Letchers friend:
are in ecStacies.
PETERSBURG, Dec4.-The convention re-assembleG
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, when it was reported that Mr.
Letcher's vote S5 ,532, or 1880 majority over
all the others. His nomination then declared
unanimous. MesSrs. Gordon. of Albemarle, Wise
and other bitter opponents pledged themselves to dc
everything to secure Mr.. Letcher's election.
John Randolph Tucker was nominated for attor.
ney general by acclamation. The merits of six OF
more candidates for lieutenant governor are now
e p. NJ being discussed.
The convention will adjourn TONIGHT.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


HONGK0NG, September 27th, 1S5S.-GENTLEMEN: -
Since the 1h instant market has continued inactive
Transactions have been limited, but the quotations that
give based actual sales AdviCeS from London
to 9th August from New York to 23d July were received
here on the 18th inst
CoTToN-Small sales of Bombay a $l5 so per picul -
arm Nos I6d ~ $lG2 per bale Grey ShirtnGs 81 cat
neS sou per piece Nhlte 9hlrtngS S5Zo per piece Tor
good American drlIlS S5SOG+lO for 40 yards Spanish
stripes assorted colors 81 10 per yard Long Els Hill
assorted colors 50. Camcts English, assorted coors
5000 per pece kattans BanlermassIg $3.50 per picul
fEpPER-"hlt Sl2 per Icn' biack SS.oO sapamwood
sou per Pcui >ahualWoou S'oV per lcu Tor lllhor
RICE owing TO the s"od prospects Tor the coming CROP
mas ueclhe9 10 l4oa l.oo per lcul Tor cargo sam;
Singapore ;! ood 90, Arracn Lug 80; Bengal SlIO
eIuNHn hIIe Se PeI Plcui' hroWh So.So; "lNSENG-
Sloo per pcn p @oo CruGe Zio lor relhed small sales
Q!ChsLl ~, 500 per mask tANFhoN ior export Sll per
PGuI unPHch0u, E! LOT cIu,de 49,
btLloN-hat silver per cent premium o!cee - III
per cent premium; "ob naSt, AustraIian, Sou per
t@ae @ Uo1 Oar, Slahshae s-z 81 per Iaei "old Leai
SZo4o per Iael Inc imports OF specie have been rom
hiSana the equlV+' oi S@t22o2' from CahiorhIa 5po
o9o Exported 10 lul Sl'o47o4l TO CadlZ S9oOOO, ana
10 SuMarH ports s'2.4'z
tAN ne ueaers are returning very slowly ana
snow nat niue disposition Tor business lhey place nut
te confidence IN the promises and assertions OF their
own authorities ana are evidently AFRAID OF helng taxed
lor war expenditure II lound engaged IN commercial
transactions with foreigners There have been no trans
actions OF consequence IN imports though considerable
quantity mostly Straits produce, has been landed the
Honam side.
MuSteTs OF 81 chops otnew Congou have been shown
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sale of certain property advertised be sold by the City
Collector for taxes assessed for the paving aud grading
of Bel air Avenue Iriuncton dissolved
Joseph B. Russell and others as Thomas Wilson and
others Bill for injunction. Motion dissolve Opinion
of the Court flied and order passed continuing the unc-
ton until the final hearing further order of the
Court
CRIMINAL CoURT.-ln consequence Of the absence of
Judge stump. from the city there nothing done in
this Court saturday The Court was adjourned by the
Clerk until IL O'Clock Saturday next.
Lewis Carl, who arrested last Tuesday night,
charged with being accessory to the shooting Of James
Pryor and who was committed to Jail by the Mayor bail
being refused, released in the Clerks
security Levi Z. Condou and James Skdmore becoming
his bondsmen to that amount
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1lJTCT1TTNTG

BIBLE PANoRAMA.-Our readers will be gratifed to
learn that this delightful painting is to remain eXhbi
tion week longer at Temperance Hall, Gay street
No head of family should fail to take his children to
witness this beautiful representation of Bible and
incidents. is richly worthy the interested attention of
community.
FRONT STREET CIRcUs-Mr. William Kncaid, the
young Batmorean makes his first appearance this eve
ming. Also, Mr.. W. B. donaldson, who has recovered
from his severe indispostOn and will most positively
appear the Ethiopian Jester. Miss Sallie Stickney
will perform her fascinating scarf act the beautiful
Daphne. Mr.. Tom Watson will be at home in this
scene with his budget of wit and humor.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-MrS. Julia Dean Hayne
appears tonight in the play of Mary's Birthday
sisted by Mr. H. +. DAILY and the excellent stock com
pany. After which dance by Miss VI. Partngton asd
the laughable farce of the Quiet Family conclude the
evenings entertainment.
THE OLD FoLKs.-This popular troupe appear for the
last time this evening the Hall of the Maryland In
stitute They have extended invitation to all the
chors of the city join with them in singing OF
National songs and may reasonably expect to see
an immense audience at the Hall tonight
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EID LrN


The fire on the Point was noticed briefly on Saturday
morning From further information it appears that the
fire the first floor of the establishment of
Messrs Wm. H. Peters Il Son the machinery, and is
supposed accidental. This building entirely burnt
out in half hour after the fire discovered. The
gable wall of this house fell upon the
without doing any damage. The house the east, No.
90, called the European Hotel burnt considerably in
the upper stories, which occupied dwelling by
j. S erord the lower floor being used by s Ierford
a lager beer saloon.
Messrs Peters have policy on the building in the As
sociated Fremcns office for 81 500 and $4,000 stock
machinery in Hartford Comm office Their loss is
nearly The threc-story brick building, No 93,
joining. owned by Mrs. Mary VI. Wheeden. damaged
of 5000 and is insured in the Associated
$1,000. The occupants of this building Mr.. j. S
Herford the first floor tavern, and in the upper
stories by Mr. S. Herford dwelling. j. S. Herford is
insured the Baltimore Fire Insurance Company his
stock furniture s4OO Mr. s. Herord is insured
the Fremens Office for 5000 which total
loss. The store the corner, No. 50, unoccuped,
damaged by fire and the falling of the walls to the extent
of $500 is owned by Mr.. Samuel EiIenger and is in
n the Equitable Society.
The flames had been in progress about an hour and a
half before the conveyed the portion
of the town. and when the steam engines reached the
spot the buildings nearly burnt ont.
The alarm half past O'Clock yesterday evening, in
the eastern section of the city. false.
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COLUMBIA, 5. c., Dec. 4.-William d. Porter of
Charleston, was to-day elected President of the
South Carolina Senate, vice Senator Chestnut, re-
signed.
Resolutions were yesterday introduced into the
House instructing the Representatives in Congress
to all their efforts to secure a repeal Of all
measures of the general government restrictive of
the slave trade, the same being in derogaton of the
rights of the South-ordered for consideration to-
day. This is regarded an approval of the action
of the grand jury in refusing find bills of indict-
ment against the slavers of the brig Echo.
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The Case of the Brig Echo

CoLUNBIA, Dec. 4.-To-day the prisoners in the
bark Echo case, sixteen in number, were brought
before the Federal Court a writ of h0beds corpus
The counsel for the prisoners moved that they be
discharged from custody, and a counter motion was
made by the District Attorney that they be re-
manded to Jail to await the further action of the
grand jury. Arguments against the Constitution.
aty Of the law of 1920 were made by counsel, the
invalidity of the law being the ground on which
the discharge was demanded, the District Attor
nev, Mr.. Conner, replied in argument of conce
ded force, soundness and eloquence. The further
hearing of the case was postponed to Monday
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a day or two since in distress. She sprung a leak
at sea- and was filling at such rate that the ordi-
nary pumps, exerted wifi, ,he power of all hands,
could not not hnreaatIea have saved lsT; o,n.;
By the power of this extemporised pump the ves-
sci was kept afioat for one hundred days, until she
made Queenstown in safety, where she may now be
seen.-Cork Reporter.
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AffnirS An Rncfnn

BosToN, Dec. 3.-The trial of Conrad Emmel,
Geo. E. Austin and Augustus Harmony, in the Uni
ted States Circuit Court, for burning the ship Cor
tez at sea, was concluded this evening, the iury
failing to agree a verdict.
A motion for trial has been made by the
counsel of Cyrus w. Plummer, convicted of the
murder Of Captain Archibald Mellen, Of the whale
ship Junior, and the 1st of March next assigned for
a hearing.
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large Fire Mt Rochcstcr

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Dec "a fire broke ont here
at O'Clock this morning, destroying four buildings
on State street.
The buildings were owned by Samuel Wilder
and the heirs of H. Packard and NJ Cooper, who
lose in the aggregate ST. OO0 which is mostly Gov
cred by insurance.
The other chief sufferers are Brown & Pitkn
gTocers-loss $1,000, insured $1,000; Howe &
Rogers, carpet deaers-loss $4,000, insured Sl2,.
500; Sid. Nuns saloon-loss 81 900, insured $780,
Miss Cooper, milliner-Ioss about $4,000 partly in.
sured; Col Thompson, looking-glass maker-los:
$1,000, insured; Mewall & Co, picture frame
makers-loss 81 900.
The fire was central, and much valuable property
was endangered.
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From Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The Southern mail brings
New Orleans papers of Monday last, which contain
extract from the Havana Diario de la Marina, of
the 25th ult., saying that Gen. Robes had routed
La Lare at Jalapa, taking the latter prisoner Let
ters from Vera Cruz to the 18th said to con-
firm this statement which the Diario remarks was
conveyed to Havana by the Spanish brig Yizcairio
from Sisal in private letters written by persons of
credibility The Picay'me, having dates to the 22d
without word referring to La Lares defeat, doubts
tbn vvh
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Disaster schooner DIcki,so,

Of r. Cons Mev from ynn FOO H.
phia in ballast, was towed into port by pilot
boat to-day. On Tuesday night the 10th ult,
while beating into West Bay, went ashore on Bea-
yer Tail; lost centre-board and rudder deck broke
up and bottom chafed, and commenced leaking at
the rate of 1000 strokes per hour; got off on We'd
nesday night This vessel was incorrectly reported
as the VIM. Doane. She has gone on the railway
fnr
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ALDANY, Dec. j. -FOrty-seven boats are now eas
of the lower aqueduct. A channel is broker
through the ice, and the boats commenced locking
through about ten o'clock this morning. They vii
all get through the sixteen locks and to the Troy
level by morning. Should the present mild wealth
continue, in four five days all the boats west
of Utica will get to tide water.
Commissioner Sheriff. reports sixty boats now
passing the sixteen locks and that twenty more
will come forward before night. Orders have beer
issued by the Commissioners to keep the whole o
his division of the canal in navigabe order
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New ORLEANS, Dec. 3.-Judge Douglas arrived
here last night in the steamer City of Memphis
He was received with salute of 100 guns, and es-
corted by the Mayor and Aldermen in carriage
An immense concourse in front Of Saint Charles
Hotel called him out, and he responded in a brie
speech, which was greeted with great enthusiasm
He speaks before the citizens on Monday. The
| True Delta urges his claims to the Presidency.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE,

CADIZ-9Zo hhdS. tobacco; 100 slaves.
AsPGNwALL.-27S tons coal
WEST INDIEs.-S25 bbls. flour: III do corn meal; 20
pun oil do 200 bush 220 bbs bread 20 hbls beef
100 do pork so hams 20 kegs butter so buckets lard
boxes cheese so oars 20 doz. buckets 10 do brooms
OsbiD biDCIas
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PETERSBURG, Dec. 3.-The following is an outline
of to-nights session of the Democratic Convention
Mr.. Pryor concluded his speech amid tremendous
applause and was followed by VIM. NJ. Tredway,
for Mr. Letcher 0. Jennings Wise also made
another speech for Mr. Lecher and is still speaking
as this despatch is sent Off The baloting will
probably commence as soon as Mr.. Wise has con-
clu nI