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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-19

WHISTLER IN A Monday night
a little event occurred at NiSlo's Theatre,
New York. which will long be remembered
by all who were present. Pending the appear
anss of the agnbers Of the orchestra, who
yer. for SONS reason behind time, plainly
dressed mau 10 tho third tier commenced
whistliag that peculiarly piaintive melody,
.The Last X use Of Summer," with sweetness
ana grace quite bewitching BY degrees the
accustomed hum of voices in the parq uette
boxas ceased, and all eyes were turned up
wards in the vain endeavor 10 trace whence
came the N v sterious and thrilling strains
Tue audience seemed entranced with the
strange warbling notes and triils of the whist
Ier and perfect quietness reigned throughout
the house som. Of the actors peered from
behind the curtain, aud even the musicians
Grant silently into the orchestra with the
mos, intricate variations, the whistler ma
ishsd the air, when a storm OF applause broke
from the audeace, which almost shook the
house TO the centre. Again were the shrili
and peculiar no les of the whistler heard, and
.Saiu WAS the n5use reduced TO GREATNESS Sd
IeEcs. The strange music ceasins second
lime the orchestra struck up an operate AIR,
but their music was fairly drowned by the
storm Of applause. Ons of the ushers finally
traced out the whistler, and churiishly turned
him out Of the houss.-S. Y. paper
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a. Wheeler Il wilson's

RA Wheeler X wilson's
SEW ING MACHIN MES!
HAVE WON tbs HIGHEST PREMtU Ms AT THE
United States Agricultural FAIR.
dame. Vermont, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsy lvanla,
Virginia, Mississippi, Missouri,
Ohio, Indiana, ILLINOIS.
Kentucky. Michigan. Wisconsin,
and California STATE FAIRS.
Also, at tha FAIRS OF the
American institute New York.
Frankhu Initiate Observation-Disclosures. Phi lade iphia.
Mechanics Institute ..............S San Francisco
MARI land Mechanics Institute Baltimore.
Va Mechanics Institute. Richmond.
KENTUCKY Institute. ............ Louis lille.
Mechanics Assoc Ia ion Boston,
Mschgsics' Association Cincinnati.
Mechanical Association ........... S.. LOUIS.
Metro politan Mechanics instl-
,ute,............- -. .......... Washington.
nAVirginia Office and Sales Rooms,
nos lin 227 MAIN ST, RICHMOND.
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;AmEa ID. BROWNIES

= VFNhALEIF mi NUN " NNAEs
9Th street., next to the Mechanics Institute.
iR0N RAlLiNGS, YERAN DAES, BALCO-
Vault ard Cellar DOORS, and every other kind Of
IRON WORK for ornamental ard building pcT-
poses manufactured 1T snort notice
EA Particular attention gwen to on closing Barlal
lots n the elIy nd country. ia A-i2m
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IA kOGTS AYE SE4VAS. LEE

EGREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. 49,
- CHAS. BELLE, Broad street., between 81
AID 81, keeps laIse e. stock OF Ladies, 6entiee
and defies any body in Richmond compete with
MIN in his line, as he manu- lectures TO order. and
superntends himself Great bargains IN Ladies
and Misses coored Caters, Morocco BoOtees.
Slippers and BusxIns; Gentemen's city made Pa
tent Leather eaters, Oxford Ties and Slippers
[ will sell my Summer stock of Goods at aud below
cost. Call soon, If you wish to get good bargain.
CHAS. BELLE.
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;0HN n. GORDON & SON,

3EEsN N. GORDON & son,
- ITH STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE HoTxL,
0dar for sale large and full assortment of IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered Peru
hammere ed English and English Refined, English,
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined PloS
iron and Pow Plates. Also, Tin plate of various
sizes, for timers / nd manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spe!ter, and the Metals
usually sold in this market. apl-ts
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M NJ. 5. ROysTER,
wv MERCHANDISE BROKER

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Corner Cary and Virginia streeIs,
Richmond, Va,
Ofers his services for the sale and purchase of
Merchandise generally also. Flour, W heat, Corr,
Tobacco, ana all descriptions Of Country Produce.
Refers, by, Permisslon, 70 Lewis webb; Esq;.
Davenport & Co, Messrs. Bacon Il Baske'vIll,
Richmond ; hlessrs. Bryant, Tinsley & Holmes,
& Co., PhiladeIphIa; Thos. Monahan, Esq, New
York 9-tS
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MONDAY MORNING. NOV. 10 ie'

Embarrassment Of Lovers.
By ALTck CARRY.
Somebody lovss ms, ara sure,
think love him, to;
II foolish actions are proof,
The evidence will do
thought we both had common sense
Yet manaSe SIS We may,
We never say tae thns We mean,
Nor mean the thInk we say.
We sat, but yesterday, alone,
VITA twilight soft and dim,
And thous h he oat, unused of me,
And of only him.
Heask I'd me- tor my thou yhts. aud said
That ms wers OF MS youth;
or coarse | answered. him without
A LAVISH vase oil truth.
And always, waen he takes a kiss
Nay, never frown al me -
know you We hsea Kissed; at least
know you've wished to be
AM yet such very wicked things
Are shocking Ia the good
tried TO look so hofrihsd,
As any LADY should
wonder il the weddiny ring
Would bind or break the charm
can't see how, IN saSh css''
Il could DO any harm.
And them know that married ieiks,
Though how cannot say,
~ nsnt.e with their love so well,
It's never in the way.
The very thought afitlcts my mind
With su Oh de poading ats,
That if part. with him, tear
I'll part with halt ms WITS;
AID II ths eri ST should MAKE us one
In name. and spirit, too,
know I'd be beside ny sell,
SO Whist am To do:
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o FIRsr.CLAss MEDICINES.

" MEADE d BAKER,
xA PhaunaceutIsts and Vendors of pure and
relable MEDICIN IS, CHEMICALS, PHAR,
MACEUTICAL PRODUCTS, eurHoal lnstru
nants and Appliances Medicine Chests for plan
tatons families and travellers; Ply soians Saddle
Rags; London Elastic Stockings, Trpsses AID Sup
porters; Porte Monnaies, Combs, Brushes, Toilet
Mirrors; first quality Perfumery, Pomades and
Soaps; Mineral Waters, bottled at the Springs
Medicinal Wares and Apparatus, Magnetic Ma
chimes, &C., &c, all of the best qusttg and at the
lowest rates. MEADE BAKER,
lS6 Main St, corner above Post ohce,
kIchmnnd Va
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Z. e. GRlsWoLD J. q. GRIswoLD.
q s~--, Gn.,W0LU 4 Gkiskt OLD,
49, ATTORNEYS 4 / LAW,
hIlHMuxD. VA,
VIII practice ia all the Courts OF city OF
Rlcnmoad, and the couat.es oil enrlco anu
ItuJyeT, dli al hs CIrcliL Coutts OF Essex anu
h,nk AID aeea counties. a.,
81. .he5 "a auss street, two doors 1fonl hich
U.u EJuss. sc o-oH
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CARD.-We verv earnestly request custom
n ers and others. who have our BAGS, to send
them to US full of gram if ready TO send it, or
empty, by the next tram. We are suffering great
incnnvenience for want of our Bags that are idle
in various hands who have neglected to return
them In short time we must niake up bag ac-
counts and charge the holders with them. When
We send bags 10 sny person, they should be re
urned promptly.
Much of the wheat we receive s damp. Farm
ers ought to dry II at home. Barns, granariee and
" all out of doors big enough to spread it in,
Farmers lose immensely By inattentlon to this
point
We have fallen on peroas tunes, when debt 10
fearful, Filling orders for guano, &e., on the
faith OF growing crops won Z do Cor those have
to buy them On Iime. ksaif principle of individna
economy is to make money before We spend it
Re lots MAbnUX n co
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JAc- y Nt,thAIs, =
JOHN T. RieNEY, Assistant SaP't 10 E-u

,zss,.--. aOa's LiSE.-FkEi9Ey
E-eSxx@~-l BOATS 10 LYNCHBuRgI hksA -
kSsGszss~e0-A<sTIME 4 EEk-TuESDAfs
THURSDAYS sne SATURDAYS.
Boat TEMPEST, Csps. THes. EskTr
Boat MERCHANT. Capt. GE9. {. I'M
Boa !, j. IRBY, Capt. wv. ,. cAESSLA ~.
6o.i FAME, Capt. Wa: Il, Parsons.
Rosi OLIVIA. Capt J. J. PxTsRs.
Tssss Boats are sli ef sbe hFs4sla4s, o. sanaEdss
oy sArs ful and experienced CaF.AIas and esTs
prcrlytlS as advertised. The sahssrf 81 thaakts
for psst fxyeFs, bcss continuance Of me sane.
WA. =; Y X. Agent
sss shed. Deck at. n rssAr ofT ID as WORKS.
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"a J. Y. thAxsER-
ARTIFlCIALT TEETH. THE
Az u YILNANITE

EEcIEoPLasTIC An Vtl6ANITEE
3IIb PROC JESS, q. ". JONES, ngs-
making Teeth, and haing satisaed Of lis as
solate sapeEl2Ilsy over gil other methods
can with conhde nee e2mmend II TO those desir.nr
as msy % dissatisfied with shose thsy are a"~
ussrs. Tae petieet adaptation ii shs plate 20 the
mqpls, and ina suction taersby saoeTesl, enables
MS ~ insert one or aFs teeth tsssAsss eiasps,-
Tins slstkod Having been adapted by those stand
Essisoalae WILL 10 given and specimens OK hihstsd
20 tFs".s sisasas 20 nee them. Setssof Teeth, 90
sEoG a.s other q lie will Of course be made Tor
tract q. end all other operations gsaty and tho
!nraaaf l. gsrtaImsd. Teeth extracted b. 81 ID
uss ones On Nam street, essSS~ voa.ssAisn
AAaA RsQ-ly
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NADnU2 l. CO.,
Iva (SGscsss0rs to Smith + MADDux,l
PRODUCE ADMISSION MERCHANTS,
Gary street, opposite Columbian Hotel,
RieAHond, VI
JAS. T EDWARDS. of King Wi!ham.l
W. il. Howard, of York, 7 Assistalx
". Nj. MARSHALL, OF Lunenbnrg, \
Guarantee TO their friends faithful attention *
ali gnme ats, and orders for goods from pro
duoe customers.
Mr.. F. v. SUTTON, JR., m admitted to In
IL l1dts&cwzt MADDUx & co
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= GREAT INTRODUCTION THErw

Z EEICE OF HAIs AND bVOIS.-JE
"a Tag f-o.s J. II. ANTHONY,
EaAN Columbian Hotel building.
Moiesxin Hats OF best quality, SIS 50; d.. sscons
quality, o.; fashionable Silk Hate, 20; fine calf
sewed Boots, so; Congress- Cater Boots, Is;
s.ne calf skin sswed Shoes, &c.
J. II. ANTHONY has ns3o arraIs ements WITH
Of the best makers IN tho city Of philadelphia
to supply him with handsoIle and substantial calf
skI soTed BOOTS. which he viii sell 81 the unprs-
sedenteG low price Of EkREE DOLLARS AND
sALF co 5S-Gdwts
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seESEssasS Farmers and t.ers wanting = l. q K
where will Sc found the LARGEST and best assort-
rent ever offered in Richmond My assortment
embraces. 2 GO pairs of heavy Sewed Brogans, OF
ms own make; Mems Army Brogans; Men's hlgh-
Guido, very thick, nailed with hob nails; Danes
best thick peEged programs; Herrlcks best THICK
pegged BrOganS; Planters and Dutch Boots for
women. t@geLher with all other grades, suitable
for servants, men, women anu bo's. Farmers
will do well to give me cal, az No 90 Main st.
IOHN q. PAGE L..
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.xco A 4 A II u.
81 Nm. F. WATSON,
ATTORNEY AT Law ,
UNITED STATES COMMISSION
AND CUh vi .oS tOSES IN ChANGERG.
NoTE.-la tne Litter capacity, Will attend To the
up AMI fS 1ofLlls tn5 accounts Oh f'xeCU-
tors, adm nis:r itprs, Curators, and Trustees.
"a. J.l5e, GusJJIn mouse, BLan street.
LILY
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TIE PURLTC

,y,szs..rzs...-, NoTtCE THE PURLIC:-
s.sssslsssss + -, " AM IMPORTANT Ar
EXPRESS. COMPANY RESPECTFULLY saHounce to
* ESPgrsss TWicE bAiI?' ron NV York,
PHILADELPHIA and BALTIMORE to RICH
NONE, hereby affordIng unusual facilities for
obtaining their freight and packages in the short
Expresses leave New York at l, and O'Clock
p NJ. Expresses leave Philadelphia at a. NJ
and ii 2. NJ. Expresses leave Baltimore at 4 20
n n and and p N NJ arriving IN Richmond 10
Expresses leave Richmond for New York. Phil
adelphia and Baltimore, aud all points North and
West. al 8 80 A. Nj and 80 p NJ.
Freight and packages should in all cases be at
our Office ONE HOUR before the departure OF the
EXPR ESSEs FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich.
nond I VICE DAILY at 4.30 A. Nj and IS +. M
The Adams Express Company ieel that they can
guarantees to the pubic clvity, attention and sat
isfaction In all their Intercourse with their officers
IN Richmond, and nothing will be left undone on
their part To meet the wants OF their customers.
Freight ana packages arriving by the Express
from the North at o clock Z. nj will be delivered
immediately, thereby giving to our Customers an
advance OF twelve hours over our arrange ments
STEAMER EXPRESSES, To AND FROM
NEW YORK, SEMI WEEKLY. Freights de-
YfEsa HgGr shf 1;TYS # the sh
AGES, MONEY me BON LEGAI p66Ccnn
MENTS, &c., forwarded with safety ana DIS
patch to all parts OF the United States, Canadas
IN NOTES, DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
out Goods. collected at all accessible points
throushont the United States, and prompt returns
SLAv Els forwarded by each of our EXERCISES.
IN charge Of careful and relis BE messengers.
TOBACCO and other samples carried at unusual
low rates.
All freishts prompt, called for ard delivered
without extra charge
"a For further Information, please call st our
'4,. 80 ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY"
my
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Il FISHER K SRLPhERD
60 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
" DRUGGISTS,
Il Have on hand. and are continually receiving.
supplies of FRESH and Reliable MEDI
CINtS, DRUGS, Oh EMIC AIS, PAINTS. OILS,
low which they offer 10 cash customers at very
and rates
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IA THE ASHLAND HOTEL ha
tt.EA Ypopular resort, situated sixteen miles
AI....assls from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
Thriving village of A. LAND, on the Richmond,
FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac Railroad, is now
open Tor visitors. and Is pTepai ed 10 accommo-
date families with good fare ana ~ thins desi
rable The head of the family will be furnished
mond.
For further information. apply at Superiutend-
ents ONCE Richmond, FTederioksbprg and Poto-
mac Railroad, or address
mo. L. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
~ AakI
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= 40 a. "A > - - 4, M a.,
sS~-LA aEMBsR OF THE -
NEW YORK OF KS hOMRPATHIC
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Office Rroad street. next TO corner of 18th street.
ns-idsace on Iztn street, noxt 10 corner OF Mar.
.uaI Sc i'm
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FuyE dS2i> S& ALs S.AK2LsAs

DIR. J. FAIRS Il having To-
Oh Gated In Sidney. oiers his pr bIessIonal
EervicoS u me pubic. tie MAJ ID 1Junl at all
t.In5s at MS DFuLuers resiGeace, between MAIN
AMI FRANKLIN streets. I3-2wF
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A1 an c. HELLER a 90. Show

essss@sS in store, Il large variety of all gEYTSs
kinds ut BOOTS ana SHOES, which they {sy9rTI
are selling. at wholesale or retail, at the -
cheapest prices IN the state, being enabled to do
so ny buying their stock only of first manutac
ureTs for cash and are satisfied with small proIt
Also, Boots aBd Shoes OF their own make, they
are selling cheaper than any other regular SHOE
nOEse in tx StLte, VIZ: Ladies fIle quality Ga.
teIs, with heels. at 81 d pair; ladies' Moro, co
boots VITA heels, at ) Is and 81; hne Fren9h and
English SIDE Lace and Congress Heelea Caters
at 81 IS and 5 I.5U. worth 81 and 81 50. at
u. L ELL cR \ ca s lS3 RrGsd ST.
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- $4,000 WORTHOF BOOTS. SHOES

BAND TRUNKS AT COS C.-MARCUS HAIR
<sRlS a BRO, No. l7j Main street, next to tie
american Hotel With a view of making change
IN cur business by next January We will from this
day, offer large and attractive stock of fresh
and Sc 1sonable goods, omprisns a general varle
" OF the latest and most approved stN les of Boots
Shoes and Trunks, both OF our own, Il lchmond
made and the best OF Northern maputactures' at
well to avail themselves Of the present very rare
opportunity of procuring the best quality al goocs
at first cost MARCUS HARRIS bRO.,
No LIS Main St. next 70 tie AmarLeAn hN tsl.
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MEDICAL. CAFID --Dr. fLUd 4 ofers his ser.
Is1 vices 20 the public in the treatme ntof all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the aLove
branch gives DR.. P. claim to ubc favor. Office
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
ways on hand, supply of the "CHEMICAI EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;" one Of the very beat
oines sen to order Ali commr uieations by letter
Or otherv ise promptly sttsBde 20. Richmond Va
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: -. r.aWakeCE ). MAKYE

s%o 1d. t.. 3. MciinU Is, of helr-
s"-l-s co, nayias takea an oIloa Oh Franklin
ssfssL, hrSt Aodss ABOVE Metropolitan Hall, ten
args DIs pro essional services 10 tae public.
u 3a-6in
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TO-. ~ ~ y ~ I. y = UtH DUyI'
- WINTER SCHEDULE,

E--zSsz : - 80 RICHMOND YORK
RIVER RAILROAD -CHEAt AMI Al RAC.
POINT. NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, EAST
ERN SHORE AND iATTHEWS.-FARkS So
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

The stocks at the inland towns now rests at So :
600 bales. From all information before us, we can
not credit Texas Gulf ports with more than $50 900
900 bales between and the close of the season.
OF this quantity there were last week in Houston
6300 bales. 1t will be very tight race for Mobile
to overtop 100000 bales. Although we have 4,6l5,-
900 bales at light, yet there some few thousands
of bales shipped inland from Yieksburg, Memphis
and Nashville, which may not reach the seaports
to be included in the yearly footing up. The figures
100000 may be reached, but it looks cloudy for
them. However, we cautioned our friends who
tweEe on wagers not to go over 4,55OeOO bales.
ssssghe drouth still continues. There was Some-
thihg OF heavy shower of rain on Tudsday after
.noen, which fell over large space efsesnnsry in
South Mssssippi-say from yicksbdfg ID tassssea-
shore The wind continues from the sgt quaffer
The water in Lakes Pontchartraial saaip alefgro is
greatly affected. At some places ia 2iaa sbbs
and flows as usual; but at.the ,tsgsfit high tides
we can wade from Henderson PJiFit 10 Ocean
Springs nearly mile froins The shere, or what is
called the Shore 1t is many years since we have
had such succession Of westerly winds andelow
water. In the meantime, Communication and in
tercourse with two of the prominent seashore
suburbs is in great measure suspended through
the heretofore daily medium of the steamers con.
| neeted with the New Orleans and Mobile mail
| line. What of the Mexican Gulf Railroads? Is it
| not proper time to take measures towards com.
pleting it to Nine-AIile Bayou, when semdaily
communication could be opened with Bay ST. Louis
and Pass Christan2 We have some talk about
| fishing banks, which we must defer till our next
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22
DEATH or ARoHnIsnop BLANC.

This sad event ia one of Importance not In this
city only but among large class of our fellow
citizens throughout the entire southwest. The
Archbishop of New Orleans is a Metropolitan,
embracing within his Jurisdiction the Dioceses of
Alabama, Mississippi, Texas and Arkansas, we be-
live, besides the two which divide this State. An
immense population, therefore, are connected with
him by spiritual ties and feel an interest in his acts
while living and in the question of who shall sue
ceed him when dead.
Personally, the late Archbishop was man calcu-
lated to win the esteem and affection of all who
made his acquaintance. Remarkably gentle and
mild in his manners, affable with all, nothing of
the hauteur common to high position and com
manding sway could be detected in his conduct. OF
course, large sums Of money must have constantly
passed under his control, but no ostentation or
luxury ever betokened even liberal application
thereof to his personal uses. An antiquated,
sombre looking residence, an apparel slightly re.
moved from shabbiness, and pedestrian habits which
eschewed anything like an equipage. Everything
about him characterized the faithful administration
Of the goods of the poor.
The position which he has left vacant must soon
be filed again, and we can only hope that it viii
be by some one who will know as well how to
win confidence, allay heartburnings and reconcile
antagonisms. 1t is not to be ignored that the ad-
ministration Of the Catholic Church here is a
matter Of public interest, since upon it depends
to considerable extent, the moral condition of q
large portion Of our fellow citizens, and therefore
! we hope for the appointment Of competent man
who understands our people and our institutions.
| The procession which yesterday afternoon ac
companied the remains Of Archbishop Blanc from
| st. Mary's Church to the Cathedral was very i'm
posing. First came large body Of clergy, witt
the proper Insignia then Sisters of Charity, Nuns
young ladies, girls, and finally the hearse followed
| by an immense crowd, where we could not dis
cover any regular continuation Of the procession
but which doubtless was or contained one. Once
within the church the solemn chanting and impos
1 ing ceremonies of the Catholic ritual were wei
| calculated to augment the awe which death alone
can inspire. We understand that the body will Ii,
| in state until this afternoon at o'clock, when
| solemn requiem will be chanted and the body de
posted in vault beneath the nave.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22
DOMESTIC GENCE.
Baltimore Convention.

BALTIMORE, June 2l.--Foura. Dug's Proceed
iaqs.-The National Democratic Convention met at
ID O'Clock this morning pursuant to adjournment.
The Convention was called to order, after which
the days proceedings commenced.
The Committee on Credentials met and closed
the doors.
1t is supposed that three reports will be made.
There is also rumor that the majority report
lets in the original delegation from Mississippi, ad
ulits the Douglas delegation headed by Soule, the
Douglas Alabama delegates headed by Winston,
divides Georgia and Arkansas between the original
contestants, and admits the contestants from Della
ware and Texas favoring Douglas.
BALTIMORE, June l9.--After the assembling o.
the Convention this morning, the reading of tbs
journal was dispensed with, when the temporar,
flooring placed over the orchestra gave way, let
ting portion of the New York and Pennsylvania
delegations into the orchestra.
Though no one was hurt by this accident, yet i
created great excitement among the delegates.
4 motion was made and unanimously carried +
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22
VOLUME XIII.
Wem Orleans 1aiIp Crescent,
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1860.
TALK ON CHANGE.


The flags Of Carondelet street and environs were
something more than partially deserted at on early
hour yesterday, and the gatherings were few and
far between for the two days previous The same
remark will apply to Tchoupitoulas, New Leyee
and Poydras streets. There was very little desire
eyinced to stand on the hot fags under 80 degree
sun, for long, OF even short confabs. Poydras
street, which will be, Or now is, street Of great
Importance y undergoing the process Of re-paving
WIN square piock stone ana, OF course, Is now oil
up III heaps. fefhaps very ieW OF our readers are
aware Oh the very great historical associations con-
nected WIN the name q foydras. 5nheh Poydras
was VI te lerfitorai Legislature Oh Loul-
slana rom nun Inc femaie foydras Asylum now
iocaeea III the oi.y 0! Jefferson, aerlVes ils name,
sas ehaon ieh'. nas out a'iA y ~ any
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