The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-08

given 70 The idea force which, venture 70 predict WI
and nsre full devslceenent vhs. the popular VOICE
he 1,ss1s q Hunter BENG "ssd.s i ssr nh Il. apss
weakness which he had made VI Charleston thaS ksrs
future From he sentinsnt which seems 70 prevail n
be put forward BY Virginia. with an address = the demo
Of eXtmgushpg the fiery elements d dsoord that have
creep into the party. Look cut for . proclamation by
Of New York, or perhaps Dallas q Psnasy,sss, for
most bitter and violent warfare = being w.sed be-
tween the hchmond Wig, the organ OF the pro slave
Bots Inc latter conduct their side Of me warfare
Wig thunde iorth, almost daily, bitter nvsctves upon
the head a the "inmortal Bolts /" Among the matters In
controversy " "who excluded the HnAo reporter from
the late Know Nothing State Convention Each throws
the responsibility upon the other, and the question hes Ut
kpg,h assumed the mysterious nsoubls character
undgnined affair But, be thar may, certainly shall
not erfese In The pending quarrel 1t d pretty good
one as s.ds and bids fair to increase In Intensity and
N Gov Fayette MoNuilen has declared himself can.
ddat6 for Congress from his old district represented
by Ebert Martin. He n early In the neld-mose than
twelve months in advance of the time Of election but his
defeat In certain.
Of late d.e animadverng upon the crusade wsged by
ministers Of the Gospel In Gasgow against slavery and
It's anti religious Dfu nces brought to my attention .
fact well known In this community, which proves the
Of the position assumed by the Glasgow clergymen
Two sIaYe women in this city, owpei BY Protestant
ters are perhaps the most exemplary members Of the
Catholic church Of which that denomination can boast
They regular weekly communicates, and 10 q moral
point OF view stand ~ well - any women IN the com
mrnity. Hundreds OF that race, members OF other
churches in the city, arc no less exemplary 10 tho prac
tce Of their religious faith might safely assert that
the generality OF the slaves In Virginia, both In religious
and moral point Of view, would challenge comparison
with any similar number Of white laborers world
The weather here for the past three weeks has
been very unreasonable; IL was more IKE winter than
spring weather This the first real spring day have
had far this season. and the Indications aver the hope
that b but the beginning Of protFaced spell Of good
weather favorable accounts Of the crops reach here
from all parts Of The State.
RUMORS AND GOSSIP.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA DELEGATES TO CHICAGO.
Mr. Samuel Bell and Mr.. ID. j. Staples, delegates from
California 70 the Chicago Convention, le San Francisco,
by the overland route the oh ut and arrived IN g.
Louis the let inst +. p. Tracy, A. A. Sargent Neva-
da and Chas watrous the other delegates from Cafor
mia, are also in s. Louis.
CHEAP FARE TO CHICAGO.
Passengers reach Chicago attend the Convention
and return for SIS, by way Of the Neg York and Erie
Railroad.
THE CHICAGO wIGwAM.
The erection Of the great black republican wigwam IN
Chisgo rapidly progressing. Its sine win DO one hun
dred and eighty by hundred feet, and viii accom-
modate about ten thousand people In the centre Of the
front, Market street. viii be dome, surmounted by
eagle and shield supporting Gag stAn On each
there will be tower with the design. The wgwam
will be lighted with gas and the building will be stroag
compact and waterproof The total viii be about
s5,coo which viii be paid BY contributions from the
party.