The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-07
Our Richmond Correspondence.


RICHMOND, Va, Feb 8, 1859.
The Wing State Charlottesville HIN VIM c. Rices sr&I
set ARend7ae Intended Reception Of Gouesaor Wise ut
WahiHgtOn-Re arrest Of Senator Gorge Deneac at
Rockingham on Chcrge Of S,oindlty-Fu ae .yos
in jail upon Charges Of Fslcny-Fyefaraiioas for The
Spring Trade, de-, &c.
The whg s.rtc Convention candidates. for
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General
meets in this city this day week The committee Of
arrangements has already engaged the African church for
its accommodation, and proceeding with other prepara
ons essential TO the comfort and OF the dele
gates Judging by the number Of preliminary meetings
held Throughout, the State the attendance sl be very
large, and The display Of talent considerable. This
venton promises to be far harmonious than that of
the democracy for the that the certainty of defeat
checks that spirit Of rivalry which, from an opposite
cause prevails generally in the democratic ranks In
the latter Instance nomination tanaaoaDt 10 election
in the former, defeat.
bad Of this wing revival the eyiieu. unwil
pgress Of the Hon. Vim. Ryes to take any part in It's
proceedings. BY unforeseen accident, of COURSE he
called on TO Boston at this particular period and
his business, as it Is said, wiil keep him there
until about the 18th inst the day unfortunately when
the convention is likely 10 adjourn This unexpected
call is exceedingly iDauspcous at this particular time,
when there is Iced OF The best available display If man
heIs and intellect to good start. Such i'll
timed ahspdoDn EFT Of the good old by tie abest
ana most influential siat.enan Of The wing party BODIES
prosperous results for this movement If II involved
even remote prospect Of favorable issue, the tact
and fateEmanlp ol Ryes would hot fail to discover IT.
and Ear from making i co1yenon to stay at this
ne he would be glad 20 unite in any the
lmd giving hope Of future good. Some soy but don't
tnow how true II lie, that he would not be enhed with
any organ zAton in which Belts is likely 10 play n
spcutus part. Tbs objection Is understood to proceed
ff.m an idea that Bolts name bang generally held
he 'ynonyne Of defeat and political bankruptcy, would
NJ
Nyei assrce oley to THE cause for why wSus he sti
hold to the enets and prncp!eE OF the whe party and
Ieiuse operate with whig State convention which
premsts TO unite the very best elements Of The party In
vfspn ani aspIee to an osctndaacy riyaling ospec
or Gay bad given 10 S No he would ioreso euch
an Opportunity TO yilsze the morbid tenes Of that party,
he lot deferred by the uptopi,ous influence Of
cotis synonymfs. Certain il is thai whatever be the
cause Of f ABSENCE that Circumstance will de,rsc mate
Tally nom the Character OF The Convention and impair is
The Washington Correspondents of some New York pa
lfs have stated that preparations were on foot to give
Governor Wso grand rect pton On The Occasion Of bis
that city which, these pondens ntlnate
viii take i'ac before the close OF the present Congress-
have aSceranea that the Governor does not intend TO
| yft Warrington within the period mentioned. No man
untcrl.ood ~ be opposed 10 in his honor
and Il II not improbable tba had he business to the
capital he would n, ono Inconvenience defer his visit 70
future time, from unwilngness 10 be made object
Of any public hunors, such others would
George DsDeale, Of Rockingham county ia this State
ADJOINING
e.Untss ives re arrested few days ago his home In
Eorriztnurf second charge Of swDdliug. He
Lai0n before court OF justicCg Stanton last
week charge of obtaining money under false pre-
tcDces from the Valley ralk u Stanton. lie had long
llNnNs occotlt with that irsiiiuton ears, with
men Ihmed Stands as bis cndo ser. Being Unable 10
cet bis notes they nalurcd owing 10 some business
ieyCrsc, &C. gave decd OF truft upon his property
for The Whole amount Of bis Indebtedness 50 900 On ap
pcalior a. The county Clerks Office 10 register to deed
asccrtsmec that portion Of the property
rated therein ~, already covered by deed the hands
81 he father inp~. Ft, ale however subsequently fur.
shed an equivalent guarantee In other property render
rg u mercy Necessary 10 alter the enumerations In the
etei sanc qubhe however was discovered, which led
~ tf s't upon The charge already mentioned but he
was acquitted On Friday eft ny the examining court lie
had cey reached his home when he again placed
under arrest BY officer from Stanton upon eimI-
lar cbBrpe Great indignation felt in bis neiphborhood,
and there good grounds for believing that this porse
cutcn many regard, has been instgacd by Congress
ticps asl irrts the district who apprehcusive
that ncneae would be too formidable competitor II
vns IN the Deld While he ia thus pursued, his son. boy
Of about seventeen years or age, In jan In this city
iobtinp yr. Books, from Charlotte county, about
week ago. Of 81 1CO At the Exchange Hotel M this city.
The circumftances Involving the latter deemed
strong lie known TO possess soon after the robbery
the same number Of $50 notes Of the Exchange Bank
which Brooks received IN payment Of negro, and
| which were Included In the 81 1c0 Dcneae spent
money freely during the following day lie paid S276
| Cor gold watches and trinkets, whioh he presented
10 dslepuabe females, besides giving coety parties ii
the aboes OF these abandoned On the night Of
keeper ri tho theatre, which he drew the following day
ia receiving back the money be displayed Indifference
abont seeing counted He was hoarder Mt the
hOtei, and timely volunteered 10 conduct Brooks 10
the process Of undressing and putting 70 bed that The rob-