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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
LINER from Europe.

ST. JOINS, Oct. S.-Thr steamer Connaught,
from Galway, with dates to the 18th, arrived
here to-day.
Ancona was homhar,ic'l nine hours hy the
Sandman ships. ,
Victor Emmanuel has determined TO proceed
TO Naples.
1t was reported that the :AustrianS had cross
ell Mincio, but the report was officially denied.
The Sandman government had decided to
Immediately release the French prisoners taken
in the Papal States.
The "Patrie" denounces rs false the report
that the Emperor expressed u wish TO be invi-
ted to Warsaw.
The same paper also publishes a letter from
Ciarabaldi, in which he says that though am
quite disposed to sacrifice all personal feeling
on the altar OF freedom, | can never be recon-
ciled with the men who have sold an Italian
Province to the French"
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2l.--Cot,on quiet and stea-
ly, with sales Of 100 bales. BreadStutfs firm
at full rates. Corn firm; mixed &5a35s. Cd
Provisions quiet and steady. Consois I'M
changed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Additional by the North American.

Additional by the North American.
The foreign journals notice prominently the
struggle between the civil and military lead
crs Of the Italian revolution, and the subject is
adverled to in several London papers.
The Herald says.tle fate of Italy is involved
in the struggle between Cavonr and Garidaldl.
The Times observes that both men mean
the same thing, and are cndeavoring to obtain
the same object. but Cuvou" recognises difficult
ties whici, have to be avoided while Garibaldl
believes he can ride down all obstacles sword
in hand. Garibaidi'S SYSTEM is admirable
against his own countrymcn, hut CaTour'S will
BE- Indispensable TO Italy as m antagonist for
France and Austria"
The Times quotes a Turin letter Of the 9th:
.lc GarabalLi persists in attacking Rome,
while the French ard the Pope are there, the
government OF Victor Emmanuel will repulSe
the attack with its allies, no matter what may
be tho consequences.
The same letter also says complete anarchy
reigns in Sicily, and administrative disorder at
Naples.
The battle Of the 18th, between l.amoricicre
and Cialdini, lasted sixteen hours. After the
battle. the greater part of the pontitical army
capitulated. The foreign troops will return TO
their respective countries.
There was a vague report III Paris that Ma
poleon would attend the imperial meeting at
Warsaw.
The six hundred prisoners Of war taken al
Spoleto are IriShIaen. The Sardinlan Govern
,nent wished the British Minister 10 take
charge Of and send them home, bnt ne declined,
saving he could not rcgartlt them as British sub
iectS.
No foreign Minister except the French had
been ordered To quit Turin.
AdTices from Turin assert that u letter had
been addressed by Garihald: 10 Victor Emanuel,
demanding the immediate dismissal of Caronl
and Farini. liz also dcInanded 10000 Sardl.
MAN soldiers to garrison Naples: Gsribaldis
letter is couchcd III respectful but energetic
terms. The above conditions are specified by
C;aribaldi as I sine YN0 aon Of good understand
ing between him and Piedmont. The hing
Immediately despatched a note TO "arioaldl,
but its contents are not knowI. The ministry
will communicate to the Sandman Parliament
the demands of CiaribaidI and request its ap-
proyal of their conducl. Should this approval
be withheld, the Cabinet will resign. II Carl
baldi's request is granted toe King Will place
himself at the head o! his army and march Tor
Naples. Much agitation prevails at Turin.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post
tclegraphs that the stalrrncnt OF an attempt on
IN. life of the Emperor is totally un(nundcd.
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The Royal Party.

WASHINFTUN, VCT. +.
The Baron and suite arrived at Baltimore at
IL o'clock to-day. They passed through the
streets, which were throngcd with people, es-
corted By the Mayor Of tho city and the City
Council, all. in open carriages. Great enthu'
siaSm prevails.
The Prince arrived ut Washington at 30
He was received By Secretary Cass and the
Presidents Private Secretary and nephew, and
hastily conveyed to the White House in the
Presidents closed carriage, to the great disap-
pointment Of the thousands Of anxious spccta.
tors.
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Larar from u.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 2.--Thc Pony Express, with
dates to the 10Th nit, from Oregon, arrived
to-day. ,
The House organized by the selection Of
Douglas and Republican officers, indicating
that a coalition had been formed to elect Baker
and Nesmith as United States Senators. The
Breckenridge members Of the Senate, 10y with
drawing, prevented a quoramof the Senate
Both Houses adjourned till the 18th OF Septem-
Der. The Scrgeantat Arms was in pursuit of
the ahscondinc Senators.
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NOrtlhcrn Markctn.

BALT1aoRE, Oct. a.-Flour is steady. Wheat
is active; red $l.2Sal.35, white Sl.40al. Co.
Corn is firm; mixed G5aG6 cts, white and vel.
low 6Sa72 cts Provisions dull and unchanged.
Lard is lower, closing at he. Coffee firm
Whisky steady at 2aa222c.
New York, Oct s.-stocks are dull and
lower; New York Centrals S94, Virginia G's
OH. Cotton is firm. Flour and Wheat are
unchanged. Corn flrmer; mixed 10 cts. Pork
is heavy; mess sI9a2o. Whiskey steady at
2sa cts. Sugar quiet Turpcntine firm at Ala
423 cts. Rosin heavy. Rice firm ut 43a45.
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pOETIC1L.
Fer the Enquirer
LADIES' "
BY UNA.

St lNHs
A vision Of purity and. truth,
Fair ~ a dream o. youth,
beautiful AS mornings first breath
Sse,neth The maid EilzAsETB.
Like n bird in the forest shade,
4 .~imple-heartrd, swcet'souled mid,
Her Ne all love, her mind ali truth;
Who loveth not our darling RUTH
As IN the sky the stars are sci.
C;ca- beam the eyes Of MARGARET;
= -ririt in fear that never how'd.
In anger, scornfully proud;
In love. calm with deep tenderness;
Generous In her happiness,
lii Hil things high sourd and free,
Frank, ardent, unchsnyinS Is SHE.
With graceful tread and sa!lies gay,
With sp,rit warm rs Summer uas.
With deep and ever changing eye
In which q world Of feeling hcs'
Loving bes. the Wild caScaue,
"a -,,Je- views. by Nature made;
W;,h imnulse hirh. and vision broad,
1n6 nepsiye, too. Is stately MAUD.
IVY I, fair, but somewhat cold,
80 X ,Tk Is pert, and sharp, aud bolai
While SARAH iaakc;I one most NJ
Al home, Il tireside queen, 10 ST.
lMY is soft, but passioalcss,
She knows nor sriet nnr happiness;
The dearest yet, OF my,
Is the little horue.bird, JsSSY.
Proud Byron's love, young Shc!by's wife,
The purrst star OF burns sad life
MARY, mos, worthy 10 control
The mobiles, poets noble soul.
Oh. woman, blessed with that dear nailc,
Guard II we'll from thought OF shame:
For. she TO ,rh0m that name is gfreh,
IL haJ ef earth and nay ~ htdtrn.
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SNITIfIILD, September -, 1850.


DIDN'T CONE Ufr.--rhe Douglas meeting
appointed to take place at the Is, ward pole
last night, didn't take place, owing to the it,
cIelncncy Of the weather, and other unfuvorable
circumstances. The Speakers were there, but
the rain kept the cro~i away. and of course
they didn't feel disposed to waste their sweet
ness on the desert air. The meeting will take
place at some future time-at least, the Chair
man made a promise TO that effect. Wonder
why the Douglas men don't attend their club
meetings in larger numbers Wheeling
Union, Sept. 2S.
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The SlaYc Trade.

Bos7oS, Oct. ed.-Thomas J. Morgaa, the
captain, and Byron j. Chamberlain and VIM.
Durham, the mates Of the bark Orion, were
arraigned in the United States Court yesterday,
on the charge OF being engaged in the slave
trade. The Orion was captured off the coast
of Africa, with GOO negroes on board, by the
British steamer Pluto, two Of whose officers
are present rs witnesses.
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Politics.

AUGUSTA, Oct. g. The Douglas and Bell
contest for members Of the Legislature to-day
resulted in favor of the Douglas candidates by
4 large majority.
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Contract Awarded.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 3.-The Postmaster Gene
raj has awarded the Charleston, Key West and
Havana mail contract to the owners Of the
steamer Isabel, of Charleston, for four years.
The Isabel has been employed in the same
service for the previous ten years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2i.-Thc Kentucky State
Central Executive Committee Of the Union
party have published IN address recommend.
lug the Bell and Everett ,ncn of Indiana, Ohio
and Pennsylvania to disregard their preferences
for gubernatorial candidates in their respective
States, and throw their votes in Snch II manner
as best calculated to prevent the success Of Mr..
lincoln
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Rloridn ElecliOn1.

F~EaxASpIxA, Fla, Oct, 3.-Milton, for Gov
ernor, has n majority over Hopkins OF DO
Hilton, for Congress, has n majority over Allen
of 155. In Baldwin precinct, Duval county,
the Breckenridge candidate has n majority.
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Finances OF Virginia.

1t will be seen from the following statement,
from the Treasury Office, that the finances OF
tho State are in a very healthy and satislacto-
~ condition
TREASURY OFFICE OF VIRGINIA.
(At the beginning ofthc fiscal year,
BALANCES.
Monday Morning Oct. LIST, lS6o.
On deposit in the Vir-
ginia Bank $50. $50, $50 70
On deposit in the Far
mers' Bank. 49,. $3.50 GS
On deposit in the FIX
change Bank. 8 ,S67 90
----S254,30 I 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

Gen. Walkers Fillfbuater expeditions
Louis Napoleon Implicated.
4 few weeks previous to his departure on his
Inflated expedition, Gen. Walker visited Mont
gomery, Ala, where, it is alleged, he had a very
full, If not unreserved, conversation with the
editor of the Mail, and: Col. Joel Riggs. Now
that the expedition has failed, and Walker has
been shot, the editor of the Mail, dceming the
substance of the conversation no longer neces-
sary to Le kept secret, gives the following YER
sion:
To both Col. Riggs and o~urself, Gen. Walker
stated that he had assurances Of assistance from
the French Government, if he should be able
to regain control Of Nicaragua. lie alleged
that there was a perfect understanding be-
tween that Government and himself, that if he
would establish the institution of slavery, by
law, in Nicaragua, the French Government
would sec that the French commercial marine
should bring to Nicaragua as many slaves. from
Africa, as could be protitably carried there. :
He expressed to US the utmost confidence in
this arrangement, and to Col. Riggs question "if
the Emperor Of the French had himself signi.
fed his approval of the arrangement" he an
swcred distinctly, "Yes, the Emperor himself
has been approached, and | have guarantees
or words precisely tantamount. lie did not.
of course, indicate the channel through which
the arrangement had been made-butt that he
placed absolute faith in it, was obvious to any
one who knew him. We believe he added
to US, that there were details Of the arrange
ment which it was needless and would be i'm
proper to mention.
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Further Particulars In Regard TO the EI-
ecution Of Walker.

New ORLEANS, Oct 3.-Thc Havana "Dia,
rio" contains an account of Gen. Walkers ex-
e%cution. He died with fortitudc, protesting to
be a Catholic, and saying his war on Honduras
was wrong and he alone was to blame. He &C.
cepted death with resignation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

JNO. S. RADY, First Clerk.
10 j. NJ. BENNENT, Esq,
Aud'r Pub. Acc'ts Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

10 the credit OF the
Commonwealth. 49,. s13s, 3O+ 81
To the credit Of the
Literary Fund. 59,459 u
To the credit Of the
Board P. Works. 1852 Ii
To the credit Of the
Sinking Fund. 50,9ll ~
--S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

The commander of tine British war tsjDnsi
Gladiator, which conveyed the men New
to Walkers ill.starred expedition Iosn in {
leans, was assaulted and knocAe1 ~ ssturd,
St Charles Hotel. New Orleans
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ISI0S SATINES HANK.

Alta meeting Of the Union savings Bank held on Tues
day nlst February, lst0, the following resolutions we're
unanimously adopted:
l.. Resolved. Tha, we sincerely regret tho necessity NJ The
resignation Of o.: w"r,hy, cAcrlleDt, and efficient treasurer,
Is. X. prILgS, Il. ! >" consent; Ia receive il only, because ri
the fac. Of his iL.r:.ted removal from the ciir, making It
necessary.
=. Resolved, That in sere!inG hi, connection. which has
existed from the formation Of this Institution. NC lose the
services OF an officer, ~ &c fidelity entities him 10 the
highest concentration, whose capacity for the Office h" has
held for eight years cannot be surpassed, and that i J.
mainly to his untring energy and devotion to the interests
OF the Institution, that We are indebted for our success, and
it Is with many regrets We part with him, not only FOR his
invaluable services rs an officer; hut for bis rcthi-manly
department as 4 member, and shall ever cherish the most
fratrrnul feeling for him, and look back with pleasure upon
III" time he was associated with us.
g. Resolved, That We follow him to his new l"rc in Mem
ph-, Tennessee, with our best wishes for bis prosperity and
happiness. Hnl rcc"mmrnd HIM 10 the community in which
j.. J.. about TO r:.' hi- lot. rs a good citizen and u Christian
gentleman, aIj trust that the ties there formed may be rs
sincere Us those that are now severed.
4. Resolved, That q copy or these resolutions he furnish
ed to the city papers for publication, md that they be
spread upon the minutes.
D.. S. WOODBRIDGE, President.
L. Z. WuRRny, Secretary.
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By some strange neglect, the Official Invita-
ton to the Governor and Legislature Of Eir-
ginia, to attend the dedication Of the Equestrian
Statue of Washington, did not reach Richmond
until the morning Of the 2lst-too late, Of
course, to be accepted. The dedicatory speech
of Thos. S. Bocock, Esq, a delegate in Con
greSs from Virginia, is highly spoken Of Us able
and eloquent, and, We doubt not, was. fully
worthy OF the occasion. In spite Of the gloomy
weather, the affair seems TO have passed off
most successfully.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. FEB. "a, 1850.

AppLES-stock moderate, sales At .3E to5.
UlCKETs sc.-paintcd buckets, Il. SUGt2 FLnzeE: ;hrt,
ham n,Jn,.I pals AZ n dozen. Heavy Cedar Tub, ne,
a. hNEf ~ q n-,t Heavy Cedar Feed Buckets, 3d. n
io,en
BEESWAX.-IO 10 32 cents per pou?i.
HEANS-pure White II 80. Nike! ,3tp - - per huAa.
BAGS-scamiess Iiass &c: Manchester iia:, Use: Gu1ny
Bsy. iaalic.
pI.rrER-wr ouot. Mountain good 20. G~n-r chnc-
4urta,r Common IJN.lSc. The market II dull.
EkCoN. Stock licht. MARKET trner. SIDES 1913 Cert.
Shoulder, ~ cents Old Hams lvaIIc: rs In qIantr.
Plain new iIams Ike. sugar cured ioHa!+ac.-
TOdi's sugar cured haus - Cts.
CANDLES -T,,Iow IiLc. n -: Jscks7n'S !3Hcr.
urIls 70 . .Jn, ,,t;,. Ib[toa, Sp.rm a.. Ps,.,,,
sn.rm 20 can't. Nal, u.ii :unniI.d
'nnTT0S vipvs .cECc,,on Y,rns a3Gt24 rls. Ccr,,
cordacr 90 cts: S.Int Tvinc 81 cts: Carpe, War; . c;,.
IT,. "a, r,rin, :, ~
5",sp p, " IT, - ;a,t,,, ,-o,. ue opot. Rio II ,oIac
a,uarr, JOS: -" IT, lawn ia 10 Isc.
E,nHS -Thr ,n,rL-t /, dul. I'm; ha. had no material
! decline. We quote to-day corn from TN TO - c per bush-l.
C0ES EAL.-roun;ry Meal sc. 10 II r bushr:-
c;. 'rn,nI 81 TO -,
!; ~ M lite and I;-i Ash Anthracite Ccsl, ,rc .t,.. f.,
r,,nuy us, - per ton Of 2,oID ibs.: S~chuy.s!I! "h!:.
fanny am law W. ss .r6it 4, pr ION Lrh.sh Lur,p, :oi fuunits,
-" fI" .n',ov, arr rr;a;l prices.
ScurTSr -,0LGil
cnEE For ci,v consumption IS 90 per ca7i load 81:
.S
- .u.s River 81 7Oas Al 81 n hbl Hui,
SHMs:' ~ u,r,,.n / Tr1l III. L,w,--
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parHID on The Odd.

Most inauspicious was the 22d for a military
display. Dark and portcntous clouds, with
heavy rain, ushcred in the day as gloomy as
that which, in a national aspect, lowered upon
our forefathers in i sterncr gathering
The streets were as sloppy as they could be.
The adhesive mud around the walks Of the
capitol was over shoe. tops in some places; and,
in all, it was most diSiiguring to military neat
ness on u gala day. Yet, with true military
ardor. our citizen-Soidiers turned out nobly--
never before in larger numbcrS-and certainly
their wsl!-trained steps. and gallant bearing,
speak we'll for their energy and ardor, and re-
feet great credit upon their officers, who, in
the duties Of the drill, are evidently skilfUl
teachers with apt scholars.
"Old Virginia never tire"
They looked like mcn who would do or
die" Ne felt the pulse of pride beat quick MS
VIC beheld the long line Of citizen soldiers,
of the capital of the Old Dominion, thus come
forth to do honor to the memory of the noblcst
of her sons.
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Tiie Steamship Hungarian II Total Wreck.
ALL lIEl, PASSENGERS AND CREW SuproSED TO
EE LOST.

The dispatches published in the Enquirer, Tuesday, nm.
nounced that "A large scrcw.sieanslFp, Was on sunday
evening lost upon u ledge Of rock to the east Of Cape Sable.
The vessel was observed from the shore, but a. The sea wa'
running very high 1T The time, 1t was impossible 10 e0inmu'
| nicu,e with those on board; AMI during Monday, Us the
vessel broke up and settled before The eve oftht spectators,
conjecture was i; II loss to identify the unfortunate ship
On Tuesday, however. il was ascertainei that the slrann-
slip Hungarian, which left Liverpool oil the sih. was tie
LOST vessel. We have since received the following add
tional particulars:
HALIFAX, Feb. .l-Eycning.-Th steamer ashore At Cape
Sable Is the Hungarian. She Is Il total wreck aad her crew
m"r ~ 1b. hull i, now visible a, In water. There is
nothing like news to he had Tor The Associated ir"ss' nh'rss
In the mail brought by the unfortunate vessel, u shall l"r'
ton Of which. have been saved in a damaged cch.itioii.-
ore passenger ticket has been found named Ellen shrrhi"h;
The following dispatch has Leen telesr"Phed 10 Cn''art
( Co, from Cape Sable: THE steamers lights we're seen
ou Monday morning ut three O'Clock, in Cape Sable. Al
iayls t her spars and pipe were standing, but al !n"clock
all were gone by the board. Then the ship settled fat,
with . heavy sea breaking mast high over her. Coin'nnni'
cation with the ship was impossible, and ali hands are no
d"uh; lost, unless the boats LEFT the ship before day, which
Is unlikely"
The wreck Of the hungarian makes the fourteenth steamer
which has been los since HE commencement o: steam nav
isailon between Europe and America. sub!olned We give
the names of those that have been lost:
President, never heard of; Columbia. al! hands saved
Humboldt, all hands saved City Of Glasgow, never heard
OF: City Of Philadelphia, all hands saved FRANKLIN All
hands saved; Arctic, u few only saved Pacific, never
heard Of; Lyonnai', n few only saved Tempest, never
three lives lost; Argo, all hands saved; Hungarian, all
hand, lost, probably.
The Hungarian left Liverpool OIL Wednesday, the sth
Inst, under command OF Captain Jones, and touched nj
Queenstown, Ireland. IA customary with the vessels OF The
line, stcAnlng away the next afternoon Thursday, the 9h
Inst, } for Portland.
The Hungarian was, OIL This occasion. OH her third voyage
from Liverpool TO Portland, her preceding trips ha"ing been
accomplished in good time and under very favorable cir
cumstanCrs. She Was Il screw propeller, belonging TO The
Montreal Ocean Mail Steamship Company, who own seven
vessels, running alternately between Liverpool and Quebec,
Portland or Montreal. in connection with the frank rrnnE
Railway Of Canada, just a, sni,ed tn. Interests OF trade and
travel.
some Idea may be formed Of the extent Of the vessel.
when, in addition To the accommodation for lNn men 81 u
crew, she could find space for 80 cabin and 800 Storage
paSsclIrrrs.
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COAL OIL MiNUFACTURE.

4 PARTY who has been connected with the coal oil busi-
a ness since its INTRODUCED ion into This country is DESTROYS
OF forming a continuation with the proprietor. Of some rich
and well located Camel Coal fields lin Western Virginia or
with the view Of prosecuting the business Oh Il sound sRd
permanent BASH
Address " SOUTH est, " box s.195 P. O., New York.
Feb Pip
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From the " Observation-Disclosures" New York, July Il

from the Observation-Disclosures. New York, July IA,
1859.
SpALnlSo's PREPARED GLuE.-Housekeepers will he glad
to learn tina, the mishaps to furniture, ricture.frarnes,
c~rockery, ETC., so prevalent abou, May.dsy. can; herenh~F
he remedied at 3 triaing expense, by using Spald'ngs IRE.
is chemically held In solution. retaining all the desirable
qualities Of welLprepared cabinet-maker's glue, and Is used
cold. A small brush accompanies each bottle, the whole
costing but twenty. five cents, and furnishing an eTer.ready
ard efficient means for repairing all kinds Of broken house
hold wares. 1t will be found exceedingly convenient Tor
cone and shelL.work, pianosurners. and for all purposes
requiring n strong muc!lage. 40 housekeeper can afford
to be Without Il. Feb 22-d&c2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

BURNT TO DEATH.-On the night Of Thurs
day, Feb. 9th, the house Of George L. Smith,
in Preston county, Va, about three miles east
of Fellowsville, was destroyed by fire, and a
son of Joshua A. Shahan persisted in the
flames.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

The hour Of - o'clock having arrived, IN
honor Of the day. and in courtesy to the Wing
members uf the House Of Delegates who were
members Of the Wing Convention, which con-
yenes to-day, Mr.. TOMLIN moved an adjourn
ment, which was unanimously agreed to.