, 1860-04-20

Lntest Charleston Specu1atlouR, etc.

Correspondence Of the N. !. T.ibune.I
WA.nsSageS, April II, 1850.
As efforts are being made to prove TINT an un-
seen element IS IN the field ayninst Judge Doug
las. it mag be that tue Star Of this evening
.ives out something more than "fitful and
creruscular light as 10 the chances against
him. 1t says that be can receive but three votes
from Massachusetts, six from Connecticut, two
from Minnesota, tist frusn Muine; aud that after
the third ballot there will be two votes aEaiuss
him from 1udiann and six from Ohio. Wien we
rrcall the fcats that some Of Mr.. Douglass no.
table opponents ss7played in politics we may
expect almost anything.
THE WOOD AND COOK DELEGATIONS.
Nobody supposes that the Wood or "Ike"
Cook delegates will be admitted into the regu~
]ar Convention ut Charleston. But should there
bc secession Of the extreme Fire eaters, they
may attach themselves to the latter, and make
q nomination in conjunction with them.
DOUGLAS IL NEW ronK.
1t is slated here to-day by several prominent
politicians .! New York that Mr.. Douglas is
surc Of that State. This SUMS up Lis stock 80
high that very careful! sprt Of n,cn speak Of lis
nomination as certain. To this do not sub
scribe. as several Democ-stic Senators will GER
taniy 10 Charleston to oppose lin with might
AAA tnnlr.
coxGurssxES Is DELEGATES.
Mr. Dayard argued to-day the Superior Gtncss
Of Congressman 10 act US Delegates. just US tue
duly Of Democratic Ssnasors to tnake plat
torm was asserted in Congress, upon the ground
that they were tho pick Of the Democratic
party.
PROSPECTIVE STORM.
unqucstionnty there will bc stormy time Mt
Charleston, for the Slave Code doctrines will bo
tabled aud a resolution pressed p!cdging every
! delegate to support tho nominee.
rRroR's ENTRANCE 1sTo THE norsE or RErRE.
sESTATivEs.
| Wasnsxorox. April IT. lsto.
| Mr. Pryor entered tho House Of Representa-.
tives ut The usual hour. this morning, after at
| absence Of Eve dnys. The contrsst between lis
reception and that Of Alr. Potter, on Friday
could not bare been more striking and signih
cant. II was the difference between An ovation,
generous pud hearty, spontaneous and simple,
| and yet unprecedented md unexpected, and d
reception IN WHICH it is difficult 10 say whethe,
uudsgulscd neglect, or Ill.concealed contempt
was tic more prominent feature. a,n refer
ring now to tho reception given to Pryor by III
Democratic side OF the chamber. Had ht
been absent for five days on j common busiaes
visit to Virginia, his return would lure calle'
forth greetings far more numerous: While
had Tn ordinary ague kept him from hi
sent that length Of Time, his recovery woul
| have been welcomed by a general noddin
oil l1cuds, and IN occasional shaking c
hnnds from the more ardent Of the chiyalry-
but to-day lie entered tue Hcuse, walked TO hi
seat with IN easy air, not member noticin
lin on the way, and quietly resumed the cusl
pesday last. Soon, and as il by n1ern accidcn
some three Or four Southern gentlemen, VII
seemed or affected to be passing near lim o
business efrands. shook him BIZ the hand IN
most common place way. And that was u
tnnr afterward lie went into the mn freournfn