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the floor Cheering and excitement) Cooke
contended that those who were admitted
to the floor had the right to participate in
all the acts of organization, except in the
appointment of the Committee on creden-
tials; long debate followed which was
participated in by Mr.. Richardson, and
Judge Meek Of Alabama. Mr.. Barksdale
Of Miss. Mr.. Cessna of Pa, offered an
amendment that two Committees, one on
organization and one on credentials be ap-
pointed. The Illinois and New FORK dele
The previous question was called and
Cooks resolution with Cessna S amendment,
authorizing the appointment Of a Commit
tee on credentials, and excluding the Hi
nois and New York delegation from the
last named Committee was adopted, yeas
244, nays 5l. A resolution was introduc
ed requesting the delegates from New York
and illinois, not to participate in the Or
ganzation of the Convention, until their
right to seats was settled; a motion to lay
the resolution on the table was carried
ayes, $50, nays, IA. The States were
then called in order to receive the names
of those appointed by the delegation, re-
spectively to represent them i'll the Com
mittcc on organization and on credentials.
A resolution was offered requesting that
the credentials of delegates be handed to
the Secretary, adopted. Mr.. Fisher Of
/ Va, demanded that Fernando Woods let
ter be read and referred to the Committee
on credentials. Mr. Jno. Coclranc, Of n
York moved, that it be received and re-
f.rred to the Committee without reading ;
after much excitement the motion Of Mr.
Cochrano was agreed to. The credentials
of delegates having been read to the Com
mittce, on motion Convention adjourned at
! 3 o clock to 10 o clock tomorrow morning
EVENING.
Committee on credentials now in session
bearing arguments in New York contested
case, The vote by which the resolutions
excluding Nav York and Illinois delaga
was adopted, included the following mega
tive votes: Maryland |; Va. Is; Ga. 10
Ala 0; Louisiana 6 Miss. 7 Texas 4
Cal 2; the balance were all in the aftir
native, yeas 2l4, nays 81.
CHARLESTON, 10 0 clock, p. M.-Th'
city is quiet Tonight; no public speatin!
mt the head quarters, the party leader
being engaged in private combinations
The votes of the delegations to-day is tn
no important question which came up
the appointment of committees on organi
cation and credentials are regarded as in
dicating the nomination of Senator Doug
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THIRD DAY.

CHARLESTON, April 25,-The ConvenN
ton met at ten o'clock this morning,
The galleries were crowded with ladies,
and yet hundreds of the fair sex were on
the outside clamoring far admission.
A delegate moved, and it was agreed to
that the ladies be admitted to the floor of
the Convention.
This piece of gallantry occasiencd much
good feeling, The floor presents a lively
scene.
The resolution which was offered yester-
day, to restrict members from speaking
moro than fifteen minutes, and more thar
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antccedents entitled his opinions on De-
mocracy to but little consideration. lie
did not desire, after life's service in the
cause, to be reproved by the recruits of
yesterday.
Mr.. Wright, of Pennsylvania, made
strong appeal for harmony in The pro-
ccedings. If spirit of harmony did not
prevail here, the nominations to be made
would not be worth the paper on which
they were recorded when brought before
the people. lie was in favor Of the rule.
Every delegate should be permitted to cast
his vote in accordance with his convictions
and those of his constituents. Pennsyl-
vania had never voted as a unit except
when their sentiment was unanimous He
closed by demanding the previous ques-
] ton.
! a vote was then taken on that part of
the report of the committee relating to the
presiding officers, and it was adopted un-
animously.
Mr.. Flournoy, the late chairman, then
returned thanks, and counseled modcra-
ton and harmony in the proceeding of the
Convention. We are all marching under
one fag-the Democratic party has but
one flag, the flag of our country. He de
noundcd sectionalism, and hoped there
would be no more allusous made to such
divisions
About half an hour was spent in seating
the Vice Presidents, arranging the See
retarlos, and preparing for formal and
energetic enforcement Of the parliamentary
rules in the future proceedings of the Con
vcntion.
At twelve clock NJ, the Convention wa,
again called to order.
Mr.. jackson, Of Georgia, rose to q ques
ton Of privilege, relative to his State del
egation.
A motion to adjourn till 4 clock was
lost.
The question was then called on the mo
ton which had been made to strike ou
the new rule reported by the Commtte,
relative to the right Of the members of cacl
delegation to vote as they think proper
unless instructed by the Csnvcntiod tha
appointed them.
During the call of the roll much excite
ment prevailed.
The Tennessee, Indiana and Yirnini
!, delegates, protested against the decision
of the Chair, giving the votes Of the scycra
States as unit against the adoption of tn
, ruc Ten Of the twelve Tennessee dele
yates were opposed to thu manner in whc
the vote Of the State had been recorded
Th- vote was finally announced. Ther
= were IOl in favor striking out the rule, t
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So the Dean Richmond (Albany Regcn-
cy) delegates excluded.
The announcement of the result was re-
ccived with cheers, and great excitement
prevailed.
A resolution was offered to admit the
Wood delegates to honorable seats on the
floor, when added to the excitement. 1t
was finally laid over, under the rule, until
tomorrow.
Mr.. Montgomory,o of Pennsylvania, mov-
ed that the resolution for the appointment
of National Committee for the next four
years be laid over till after the nominotion
of the candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency.
At this point of the proceedings, the
death of Governor Robinson, of Nermont,
was officially announced to the Convention
and resolutions of coincidence were adop>
ted The Convention resolved to accom-
pany the remains, in body, from Mills
House to the boat, Immediately after ad-
jounmcnt.
The Convention then, at 7 o'clock ad-
journed.
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CHOICE POETRY.
OUR CHILDHOOD.
Dv oEoRoK n. rREsTiCr,

Dv oFoRoE n. rREsTiCF,
'ris sad-yet swect-to listen
To the soft winds gentle swell,
Aad think We hear the music
Our childhood knew 50 well;
To gaze out on the even
And the boundlcss fields Of air,
And feel again Our boyish wish
To rome like angels there
There ars many dreams Of eiadncss
That cling around the past t.
And from the tomb Of feeling
Old thoughts come throbbing fast
The f. rms We love so dearly,
In the happy days now gone,
The beautiful aud lovely,
s - fair 10 look upon.
Thosc bright and lovely maidens
Who seemed 80 formed for bliss,
Ton glorious and too heavenly
For auth world as this
Whose .nit dnrk eyes seemed swimming
Inasra of liquid light,
And whose locks oi gold were streaming
U'er brows 50 sunny bright
Whose smiles wrr. like the sunshine
In the spring@timr uf the y'ar
Like the changcful CLEANS VI April
They followed every tear!
They have passed, lika hop, away
All their lovclincss has fled
Oh many heart is mourning
That they are with tn. dead.
Ani yrt--thc thought ia sahdcning
To muse on such as they,
Ana feel that all the beautiful
Ar. passing fast away
Tat the fair ones whom we leavr,
Grow to each loving breast
LiSe tanirils of the ciinging vine.
Then perish where they rest
And can we but think Of thcsG
In III, soft and gchtl. Spring,
Wh'n the trees are waving o'cr US,
And the flowers are blOssomins
Tor we know that Winters coming,
with his cold and stormy shy,
And tht glorious beauty round us,
Is blooming bat To die
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once on the same subject, was taken up
and debated.
1t was finally rejected by a vote of a
120 yeas to 12l nays.
A resolution relative to debate was then
introduced, restricting speakers to fifteen
minutes on all subjects excepting the plat
form.
A discussion ensued Southern dele
gate demanding that there shall be no gag
law on the subject.
AT IL o'clock another resolution with
regard to debate was offered, which limits
the speaker to fifteen minutes on all sub.
jccts except the platform, and on that the
rules of the House of Representatives to
apply, limiting each speaker to one hour.
This resolution was adopted.
The Committee on credentials announ-
ced that the report would be in readiness
this afternoon. The Convention, at noon,
adjourned until o'clock 2. NJ.
The Committee on Credentials will re-.
port on the New York contest in favor of
the Dean Richmond delegates. The Wood
delegation received only six votes, being
those members of the Committee from Mis-
sissippi, Texas, North Carolina, Georgia
and California.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
CHARLESTON, April 25-Thc Convcn'
ton reassembled at 4 o'clock, this after
noon.
A resolution to appoint National Com
mittee to act for the next four years, was
dicusscd, and finally, referred to Select
Committee, with instruction to inquire into
the propriety of giving the National Com
mittec power to name both the time ant
place of holding the next Convention.
The Committee on Credentials reported
that the sitting delegates from New York
Massachusetts,, Illinois and Maryland, 20
the latter 7. Nj. Landahen and Robert j
Brent,) are antitlcd to their seats.
a minority report Of the Committee wa
also presented, signed by the members .
the Committee from Alabama. Calitorni
Arkansas, Texas, Georgia and Mississippi
1t recommends that one half of each OF III
New York contestants shall be admitted t
the Convention, each part to cast seven
teen votes.
The debate OH tn; report of the Com
mittee on Credentials continued till
o'clock, when it WAS closed by call fo
the previous question.
\ vote was first taken on the llinoi
question.
The Douglas delegates for that Stat
were declared 10 be entitled to their seats
The question was then taken on tn
, | cont. strd casp i'm the Fourth Conures siol
al District of Maryland, and the claims {
Mcssrs. j. r. Brandt and Thomas A. Lar
, han, the Douglas contestants, were su,
tanned against those of the Hunter dcl'
gates.
A vote was then taken by States on II
minority report of the Committee, recon
? mcnding a division OF the New York del
cations,
The only States that voted in favor
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ADDTTIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.


HALIFAX, June l4.-Garib dds successes are iuly
canfrmed He attacked Pal .rmo at o'clock on the
morning Of the 2th and penetrated to the centre oil the
city, lag in hand after desperate combat OF SIX hours
and during active bombardment by sea and land,
The roya troops rereated the palace and other pub
lie buildings. Ths combat was then renewed aud the
palace taken by the people and burnt The loss IN Kill
cd aud wounded is very considerable.
Other towns ofScily had risen
The bombardment continued on theSst II is said the
government considering the proposition for its dis
continuance.
The troops we're concentrating in the castle which Gar
ibadi attacked on the 2Sth.
The English Admiral offered protection to American
citizens Great agitation exists in Naples The Ministers
rendered their designations the twenty-ninth The
Liberal Cabinet expected to succeed them.
Garbald had already instituted important administra-
tive reforms at places in bis power.
ENGLAND.
Parliament had reaSsembled. Important documents
relative China had been submitted giving the pArcu-
lars Of the ulmatum and the Chinese reply. The ultl-
demanded ample apology for the PeihS afai';
the restoration Of the gus and ships lost on that oeea-
sion ratification without delay, OF the treaty OF Pekln,
and an indemnity Of four million taels for military ex-
penses attending the Canton affair The Chinese per
emptorly refused all these propositions, thus dspelng
all hopes of an smcable settlement.
Lord j. Russell explained the nature OF Russias pro
positions relative % Christians Turkey and said Aus
tria Prussia and England dssented aud proposed that
Turkey herself should institute the inquiry, which propo-
sitien she was acting upon.
France sided with Russia
Adyces from Vienna say the Austrian army in Italy
will be concentrated in the forreSses Of the quadrilae
raj Il is again asserted that Russian troops are concen-
tratnr on the frontiers Of Turkey
FURTHER FROM ITALY.
Americans at Marsaa sought refuge the frigae Ira
0uos The people everywhere were shouting Italy for
ever" 10y ictOr Emanuel forever
LATEST FROM QUEENSTOWN.
The Paris correspondent that the of the
capture Of Palermo has made deep impression on the
people of Naples nevertheless all remains tranquil in the
capital ani the mainland.
The Great Eastern will start on the day appointed.
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ERnM WASHINGTON

W ANHINGTON, June II.
The Douglas folks are arranging for Grand Mass
Meeting 10 Monument Square Saturday night, which
Is intended TO iua.e strong movement in his favor in
the south. Mr.. Soule is TO make powerful and well
dgested speech havirg strong bearing in that direc
ton The friends Of Douglas say several Of the Sece-
ders viii come into the Baltimore Convention aud
20 the action Of the majOrty-meaning the Douglas
wing.
Per contra Dr. Geo. B. Io,ing, of Massachusetts, an
elected delegate Charleston but absent in consequence
OF domestic af elton aud supposed be Douglas mau,
rece tly made a speech az the North strongly favorng
the Tennessee resolution.
A large numb IT o; LoruG's speeches were sent here
for distribution aud il is said had great effect Some OF
The best informed politicians prejic that the Tennessee
resolution viii be adopted at Baltimore and profess TO
kaov that many Northern Douglas ready to vote
for it az Baltimore
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CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON June a.
Horsr-The House considered the Pacific Railroad
bin aud amended it so as to embrace the Central and
Southern routes and then pcs poned it till December
biil reducing the prices Of public printing forty per
centum was passed The House referred the Senate's
resolution extending the day Of adjournment till the
25,h inst 70 the committee Of ways and means. Mr..
sherman said Il should appear Saturday that Con
gr,s cannot compile the public business by Monday, e
would report in favor Of extending the session. Both
House, have tailed TO reconcile their conflicting Home
stead hills
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CoMnIss.nNnK,s sALt. or ,rosr vALUA


decree the Circuit Court OF the city 81 Richmond
Of Marshall Winston, &C. pronounced 18th MAY
1890 shall oner iar SALE public -con, the premises
MONDAY the 9th July 1850 att oc' ck r. NJ IL fair II not n,
fair day. Lot No 6 Ia the plain Richmond A.
the Of Broad aud 2Ith Streets with large brick
thereon recently 10 the occupancy the late James Winston
the half lot No p rea fronting 1872 feet
side Of Grace Street ao the half lot No. l5 corner
Broad 10Th streets fronting he south side rac,
street. 22 feet TIE shove estate among the beau
'ul and desirable Church Ei
TfRNila cash, balence months for bond with goo per
sonsl security, bearing interest aud title retained ill the pu
chase money is fully paid
The taxes for 1s60to be paid by the purchasers.
jeG-dtcs A. 4. MoRscN, Com'r.
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xIERYvALU REsInENcI

' AND VACANT LOTS ON MARSHALL AND 1rn STREETS
FOR SALG AT AUCTION the request Of James Lyons Fsq
public auction the premises on MONDAY H.
18Th June. 1850 o'clock 81 the large conveniently
ranged residence located above Of
Howard Eq Jw-lngis In complete order and annie ,c
commoiaons large family and their servants and Is one q,
shtful residences IN the city premises are s
piled with gas and well supplied With cuyer which
empty to the city After sale Of the dwelling H.
vacant lots to the OF VIII be sold They have font on
Marshall GO feet and depth Market square Of abou,
l55 feet which, the and excellent brick stable and ear
iarg house with which will b. sold Tn. 10,
tn about 30 feet ia feet 10 Msrke,
square on which It has the like front OF feet
dwelling house Onehh cash and th balance
AMI Yeas With Interest TO paid annually Por IN,
residue property oDeouTh cash. balance Ia H. Is anu
months with interest payable semi annually The uurchassr.
required give negotiable Of trust o,
the property for the deferred The to be
paid by the purchasers. GODDIN & APPERSON
at Auction
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BttrNrEE June "a Four guie and steady. Wheat steady
Red gUa s6 cents White 1850 6Ocs Corn active aud buoy
ant yellow a-tt white "a &c. Provisions hru; pork
q, .0 rumD 10 uI Lard lZtsI3c whisky steady.
Nsv Nnax June 1t-Stlcks duh Virginia ts 49, Cotton
~, Uptuds huyers demand reduction Of c.
g.r l.er uf-ru S5GlIhOO Wheat lower Western white
t1c red s ,ac Corn lower; mixed t'E66s; yellow zoe
Pr uwr- ana active. 1880 50 Lard Arm ~ e
rfrr Cogre steady l Molss-s active. Spirits Turpeu-
t.ra duI' .}t.s G Resin duu. Rice steady.
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V'HKHFAUTIFULA AND ATTRACTIVE FARM

Il VI ZOU NNhf5, CALl.kD ''BkOOhIAND,' ~ HFNRlCt
COUNTY, SEVEN Mills ABOVE RICHhOND, FOR SALE Al
ACCrlON his beautiful and healthy country seat the residence
Of Robt Cou they ESQ will be sold without reserve the prem
ses, on the 10Th June 1890 Stl o'clock A. 81 Tns Farm
timing 200 Is situated the Three Chopped Road
mills above HclmoLd in e. pleasant and refined nghbor
hood and has upon comfortable Dwelling with six
ie basement and Closets all necessary houses
wants stock &C. and well Of that can't
ed in the county Said Ia has growing upon about hI
acres each Of wheat and all ootng kaby fine
excellent orchard OF apples peaches and cherries very
gard and hoGshng garden OF vegetables II all kinds all
which VII 60 along u the farm - the purchaser.
Immediately after the sale Of Farm will be sold all
hold aud kitchen furniture mules Of which fresh
pa and far ing utensils Of the usual variety Also
family image, with shafts tongue harness
and about ssty barrels Of Immediate session
farm will be gwen.
TERss = to the farm, one-fourh cash balance credit
one, two and three with nteSs from sale the psys
bic half yearly secured by deed Of the pre-,
TO be paid by the purchaser And the personal pro-
per all under 500 sh that upon credit
{ months, for approved negotiable notes.
jel-ctds GODDIN APPERsON, Aucts
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I,HE nEAUTIFUL FARMOFa51 ACREsI,

L IL NRICO, A. Mills NORTH W RICHMOND, NEAR TO
BROOK TURNPIKE FOR SALEWe authorized Mar
tina Chamberlavne sell her beautiful farm called Monrose
which she resides The contains 35I which
about Lea heavily set in original growth Of Oak
balance Of the land Is In high state Of cultivation Tie build
garden and lawn In perfect order and ampl
r the accommodstJn Of large family, but among
beautiful 10 De around this city The neg borhood equa
any appreciate the many comforts and advantages thu
property Il Is only necessary 10 view the place.
The pr and terms will be accommodating Apply to
i-i3-cm GODhlN s aPpERSnN Au~is
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVRRY.-somefo four
N months since excellent ownsman, RZFErE Ia
he had prepared hair with which he was
eXperm upon head whose top entirely
We him days since and on the place bald months
since ne hair has sprung up with vigorous growth
convinced is Mr. EzEKIE OF the efficacy Of his discovery
has named It "THE INPALLBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORFR
Mr. is about going into extensive manufacture article
which destined Of anxious interest bald pated
hiends.-FTo8i Richmond Enquirer, Dec 100, 1859
This famous article be hal ofe principal Druggss
persons who desire fine head hair have only TO use the
according printed directions the bottle Those who
any doubts lie efficacy have them short
time, b. using the VIRGINIA HAIR REST0RER INRALLIBLr
proving that II Is all that Is Is claimed &c be.
Wholesale depot for orders, 50 Main 81. r. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, Nov. Is, 1882
N EZEKIEL, take oath the Holy Bible that have been
bald BY using
KIELS VIRGINIA HAIR REsT0RER NAPHTAII EzKEIE-
This day before BY Nsphtsi EEekieL Jos MAYO.
del6-d4wly MAYOR OF Richmond
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.1A1N srHRRr HospITAL FOR SLAVES.

MAIN STREET HOSPITAL FOR SLAVES
NI This Hospital situated the Of Man and 26h
streets admir- ably adapted 10 aness privacy and health
fness Of position 10 purposes for which been Instituted
namely For MEDICAL SURGICAL and 0BsTETRICA treatment
Of SLAVES The rules regulations governing @ Institution
have sready been published circular containing n pacu.
lars will be who may desire further Information
TEEMs-Patens Der week e. les than week. al per diem
Dat TIE d00regate fcefd c charge for mn res-
Patients ding daily examinations mot ct
initial charged the regular adopted by the proes
sion al large The above charges acude board medicine
and nursing Surgical operations charged according
TO rules Hospitals Of the city For further
apply Physician resident at the Hospital either
undersigned Ply sieisns and Preprietors
FRS. W. HANCOCK, NJ D.,
Main st., bet. Sd and 4th, No 1870 Main st.
ST GEO. PEACHY, NJ D.
Exchange Hotel, or Grace ct bet 9Th and 9th.
=. T. LUoKET, NJ. D.,
Ballard House.
PHILIP 8. HANCOCK, NJ. r.,
- Resident Physician
CYcus BROOKS,
myl5 dLc2awly Resident Assistant.
VNEACHER WANTED gentleman capable OF giving
Instruction In Military Tactics Mathematics modern
guages is desired academy Maryland Salary 3GQO per
spnum. Address -
REGISTER Charlotte Hall
maOQ- ST. ~