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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

A QUEsTios WELL Per Ia visE Of The
fsmsrksbl' position taken BY Mr.. Keiti, ubo
eounssls Ns tnHediafs disiOi siioH Of fAs
Uhioa in the event Of Lincoln's slsotiou,
The Richmond Ibds1 Douglas papers. per
tiusnly asks. II The Uhion IL IN The
brseebss pocket Of Mr. BFsokilridgs, Sby
did aos A1 tTieaaS at CAarl'aoa rsmais 10
tbs CoovsotioD, sbJ there nosly battle for
rffesmdou's shampioa = Why deisrf their
post, provoke .s6i.p,. I'D ibus ssaksh bic
stfsogth as National mao
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
Special Notices
a cC"D INyE>rMn>r

Not verv long agoihter tirirsp..-.a eel.
msn happened "a S01thcrn sIr ars
pi"asufr, and az - soDciifn~s 30 .a..
ded mtrs non.v than hey eIp- .. 90
con p-'irt " N-fiie Tor iuuis io e saaF
wautug iAsV clubb~t iogefA- 40 .g
q L"usry Ti,krl ior $50 Th-g ID.
az about their venture, Bni'l s..-.t q,
esltsd Dpob one OF Tho tTiu "A rI.r .-. d.. o. :
Eres') and offered $40 GOO irf U., .r...
The NJ. - 'amslt raj aat I....
one va sait~d upon VIA ihr .ta-rr.s .,
tnqutty " was bond lhat ~ 10. ...,
apltal Prise and Ts-rtv-,' SO rn1 a..
$50 goo. on- of - pa'rv lP-.ra. ~---..,...
FL Pfssid' ~ -stah. isisf y n-n~ -r.r..
Inc Sou'h-wss'. ant i'Ho- ses " I'u,-,
wi rsmn 81 50 s. Si0 ~ SO a ~.
WOOD EboY \ c. O.. Hr.4rl-sr4 D-.s....
81 LoEiJ Nissorfi aFsr.,rutr.
ono Of heir irssars. I..sfi-s hs =. 40,
similar chahc~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

Friday last the Breek nridgs braneh Of
eos Dsmoersey net 10 ibis toss, for the pur.
pose o. aPpoiatiog delegates TO Charlotte
U.iIo-Col J. 7 GmsoS, in tho Chair. ard
70 N5Arq un, Secretary. upoo The mo,
lion q Tu1ss z. CARES, Esq "a svousI
saiagdsg4i'ei 8isubiobi,,, ADD on vbss. no
ton according u the oaisial prOeosdiogs, e
COMMITTEES q a7s va' sppsistod 20 select Del.
egates 20 tbs ConveatioB. The Chair appoint
81 che olosiaS Dr . O Mir. David n
C.ehfsl " Il Moore, Jobu Humphrs,,
AMI II Haatsr
Alter fsu'iaz, ths Cammitiss reported
sbo follouisg gsallsmsn 81 dslsgatss D,
. 60. Mis-, X. n Batshsr. Jno. n. Csms-
bs1 Zoo Moore, Dr. Dsusis Marpby. b,
E.5. q. Lleu, Thomas Rutherford and
NhHsm j stephens
hrssss sasltoa , Bsak, aad J Rae.
do'ps T1eksr Wsfs afg..a's s!,ernas,.
% molten n u Hpstcr. tts Chairman
ari Secretary Hers sfisd 10 ths Iisi.
% n7'iea - Jota Hsmpbfs,,. Thsm,.
g Green. vs. s'so aiisd 70 she Ii,t
II ue mntsks rot, NJ Tbomst Rather.
ford bsi5ngs 10 ihs Do1rlas siog ~ lss par.
", sui I'll probably isks part 10 600 Doog.
l., mssaoE % Fndsy bsrt ~ ibis. bov.
ever 20 DO zoe ss5W. as 81, q. seldom II
eve, at'eods p,iiuesl gathering,
Tbs D1agla.ites meet 90 Friday so-or4.
isgt. aamiag hanillis, &o. We Wi o..
4easar % report progress nsEt vssk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
NOTHIAG TO Do.

The UsiOs party have The best times 10
She world With bus one Oocssiosal rsfsr-
'oes 10 tbs attempt Of 'poils.kuniiBE snd
paid contemporaries 20 psTveFi ssd nislsad
their r'sds''r " have Only 10 quote from The
Aa'@os'oss Pssss theiS assaults sDos sssh
other We never dii hold high apptesi.
zion q 'hs honesty q political leaders aod
hiekstsrs 10 The so.esllsd Dsnoofasio fssks--
ubilst ~ regarded she masses honest, yss
dsosivsa-but no other svldsDss j. needed
'hsn their Ovn testimony a. ss ihs bon.
sstg and virtue u esoh oibes. The old a
sge is verified, 10 their csss, asd - "fosuss
fell out, honest peopis vi get 'bsis dus.7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

Hoe. } F4uLHsrn We h.,.,..i.
20 60 eHtfaot lpubiisbsd 10 ssmpti.t -
zen zee 1a'efe Hisie'i7Rs q C,uigss a.
"a I,'sr'fpif 3re1 10 wh Cd tbo 6.szrs.
ply Of tbs hoa JuAatrs Faolrsra ~,
Pfessbi Ain'stsf o. Pafs. l. r,eitsd b, n
htshr L4tzsc i5rtbs Bsormstios of p gsseh
'esasis Zee vofk b ssll sHseatsL ssd
ma OF ,afoushosi frisbdiy appfss.stioo
% zoe pao.io services shich bsvs usrhsi ~
career o. NJ fa2ikssF .-- Ma IsfsyEg1.,.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
DIED.

10 Shepssrdsiovn, o. ,hr 10 .,
HENRY int.st'on o. Thoms.
Linz sged noah, std - tst. 'E
In Shephssdsioss 90 tie a. oil.
inisnt soa - Jean l. snd J,.sr ,eFr
York Pa age no months.
Near Shephetdsso~n, o. W. ,.
CHARLES THO VAS. mas. q,
sed Elizabeth hslsu, Lgsa YEA 20
ace . days.
IN Shsphertsto-n. % No,1.v n.
RACHAEL KELLER. AGED - -. "a
A. he resifeHee Of hsrsor. a
rev Pete'sytlls Nj ga Ther.t.,-
ELIZABETH KERNEY sget a.., -
formerly Of iha eoORIy.
A, Der Ie.i isRcs. N ihs eou- ~ o. .-. b,
Mfs ALBINAh CRAVEN, ~i.rs.....
ST., On the 7isi Vear OF a.far~ N''r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
rvs DsHocaArIo HIaaoa.

This establishment 10 Old Lsudoso b,
ehsugsd bsuds Ne J. b Tsylor sslliop sol
20 VI n y Sheets Mr 3 mskss Biz bov
ia bandsomsly ufittsa Salutatofy. ssd
though se are ~ isfus up0u poiitiosl pr.B.
sipi's, 81 cbesti0lly assfd merit 70 oss %
vof,hy aod rbo 30 bops vill Sad The 60.
tcfpfIsa fsuu nefativs
We joia ouf ootemporafy q ths Rfsdsf
iessbuTg Herald 10 che isstinsni, sbovs sr
pressed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
REV. wA. c AGGLRsroS.

We regret TO announce 10 the numerous
friends OF this able and piOus Divine, the
fact Of an injury be received on Saturday
las. After services at the Bush Msstipg'
at the Sbauondsle Furnace, in returning 70
his quarters on horseback, 10 attempting
to raise bis umbrella bis horse became freight
eued aud suddenly started. IN his effort 10
check the horse the bride broke, aud Mr.. K.
was thrown With such force as to break hi,
arm above The elbow Tho fracture il +.
severe one, add will disable him for som.
time.
He has the sympathy Of cur entire CON.
munitJ for bis speedy restoration to health,
aud bis uOntsd useiulpess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
I'D TnMATnKa

Gs lbs .bsssso Of ". W.B Gsllahsr 70
sbom The favor Eas made Of . Zoe spssin,o
q Tomsios,. - ssknovlsdgs tbs receipt
from Mrs AuIeaL ". Tirg. Three q them
weighed 81 lbs, The largest q lbs. We hsvs
never sssn q larger Or better KIDD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

BEsoEiSHIpeEs Orisius 90 EvEEErr -
There 10 anoihsf slsmsot 81 the North. Boi
large, bat NOBLE aaD TauE lie consists q
ths scattered cohorts u ths Old Wig par
y, q mon hks EVERETT, CHosr. and
fAsig areciafss, vboss Conssrvatism. Cuitats,
sod Psui0tisn rs5eisd agaiaa fAs RrDsth.
cas- ailsaaas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

g. MIS- WINSTON AZ fINs.~
W. nrss-ssd ismst- rtF,rlaths.is
bng Syfep tor rhHtS~n isrlb q shtrt F.sa.
c'ifAies ne process OF irsihrus ~ .r's
gums, F~tociEz 81 inhaRwaitrn u.|a .r
psin, set is'ufe 90 F~gaists 'srfrwrs rH
aPoa ~ mDiheFs % uit riTr fsst .8 VI. r
snd fe'ief and b~a'th 10 your tufar.t F
sait 10 al Eases So styrrIt-a.,u. 70 d.
ruiumu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

ste toshs rcEDfso The Msptgoms,
tAla Cooiedsfstisu says th.t h. n, p
eoaniy Nc iisbsnf a 5 Thsris sbs -. -.
asisFtiss 20 ihs Jane Couvsntisa "a a
g'@sfy % ihst STATE shioh EAT 49,
% hieh@ond, asessitief % Bsit.g.,,.. -,
J.iaed ne Bel parry 80 IS vss,.I4 -.
'hat ihs sseedefs sfs 10 bsd ssio, :, 49,
80 thsi thsW friauds ere .sss,its, 80
hesp she bail foliius 'o-' ''''1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

Fttl bicE, PutL DKvlt. Th.,. -.
ll9 papers ibst sapbort H,.,s.,,.4-' sfs
~ ihai faPpars Desrs. -. SO
~ tes 80 sssdtdsts . 4 A. s..,i- - SEE
80 sasbef % tbsir srgsss 4. ~ 49, :.
Diok Pgl Devil sss =. a., - !, EsH
ssyl sc thsn ksih. =. Co., -. 20
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
Ma. BELLS VOTE.

The Richmond Enqui'er says Tbs, Mr..
BELL failed to vote 90 the bill for a,he abo-
litiou Of the slave trade N the Disri., Of Co
lumbiA." Though it - . matter Of small i'm
postahes whether be did OF nst, us desire TO
make or nsighbor stick TO the facts AMI 10
The record Mr.. Bell opposed the bill for
the Suppression Of he slave trade 10 the Dis
trie, aud recorded MS ross agaiHSi a, as the
following vote will sbO=
(ses Co Gohs. ~ n a. psgstsJoy
fEAs- Baldwin ScnIea, Bfigkt. 1 ass Chass Clarke
Clay. CosPsr. bT.is Of Mass, Daytea DiekiR.oa
Dodge % We. Dodge ~ lsss. Douslas EwiBr
Feich, FTs@ont, Sress, GSia, Hss, HasaliB. Haas-
tea, Jcs-s. Norris se-aSi. Sb,cS, sprsaucs. Star.
ssoD, IndsTSocd, wSss, W slksr, Wbusoub, sai
WintArOP-a5.
MAJ tsA.oo, a,dgcr. Bsrau.n. BELI. H.r.
Tten, bsilsr, Dave 81 Miss. Da Eson Dsuu, Haotsr
ktag. AsASsm. Ns-oa, Morio- Prau, sSkA,usA,
Soak, TS~ssy. saA YSIss-ls.
There Is iss vote, ADD ii will be seen that
Mr-Bsll il aDoDgs! ~ BsyA Lei the rsa,
der, however, glance hi eyes ever tie sysa..
and see ,b'rs names Of Bright, Cas-. Dissrn.
800, aud Guinn. nov susObg Toe krigbts.,
lights IN tie Secession gAlsIy - A. IYhIP.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
4 CARD TO rue SUFFERING

i@The Rev Wrti.a C.,.suy, ~,
~ e-Ti-g 49, m.,sf.as.y ID JaF,u 80.
of CoasanPt,oa. vbca 80 eIhrr v~4a, b,
ed. By rcciP< Obtsised fr1m a ~sru.l a..
residing - tbr Ersat sitv Of JsAaa. TIE - J
carvd crest Auts e~rs ~hc -~rr .vr-raf ~, ]
sstnIsiian. hroachir,s- >sTs Ths@.t raura. a. j
,"d 'sr a~h'iHy ana ssI' - dsFfr'h,ou s.tis5 y :
dtsordpU
DeStruS- % Aeasstiius rtAsFs. sti',--s
yhics have bruught hoir- 18th ~. i.. 80 10
free 81 shsFEe. Nitr.s.
REV. WA Cu~gEuNE
As fa.fHH kssaE
Nay ~. 'SO-1@ H-.4.slrI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

BaroriaEipsE Goiso AaEAD NJ MNvt-
soTA "A Missesota paper Announces iha
discovery n q BfeekiuFiiEo man 10 hat STATE.
and says ihsi makes tbrso
Harss Tor ibs Tsnssy candidate Hon
esftalbiy Foifg 10 ulth be isii acct bstati-
fally carisd-at issst. iB Miaues0ta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

BELL asp EvEsETr MEcusg Ar NV
oatet,s Nfis OShaHs Asg The Bell
end kVsfett meciirg stisb tsok place here
Les night a. largely attended. soms dor
en speeches WsFs delivered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
no rnE YtlMIIr

4 Thr goJeriso-t. 'si5s sci ...r-
tcfI woBii Oder tls s-fy.Hr, .ga .-...
LITERARY AID
HE viii iorsi,h Ai.'frssss D.a.ir.s f..-.
zen atios-. SgsEchss aEa q :. .rs 1 ..-.G
Aefos''cs prepare uFurr t.I .Hr o. sa..
t'cs. sud ~f,-s Pps-5F 90 saF -l....i t
(post PAID FINLEY J uN-..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

Lass AaAIsHT LaSE.- iion. q w T.aus
kinsmaa 81 Joe Lane tbs secession eaadi-
dats toF Viss Pfssi3sut u En- slisrusts zee.
ier - che Hantsyills disirisi % lks Bel
asa EssFstt Eshsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

mrHfcusrt Rurr. Irshnss. 49, severe.
ly iojufsd o. Wtssss5sy seek 81 Dsm No
b. pssaatsre 5iichsfEs Of a hla.t He
hssd ssd bsek ssfe nuch bFuissd ssd sui,
e. eel - sustslning iaiury iatsTusliy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
VI a " RED.

% he 3isiof July ~ Rev Az,
, NJ n o.; sAMPsELL to NJ, ly-',,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

Do Asudsy sex The ssviy elected Ju,,.
s's siIl ssss@bls. Dsvol'ing upos lhs body
vii b 'h' slsot'oa q Presiding Jas,iss .,
yell % tbs "Clasiheatioa" rsgairsd By lac
There gill b, doabtsss, other ra portsos "a.
ties, sud % some q ihoss vho sssVs fof ,bs
arss lias, nay tsVs doubts - 10 tlsif ss,s
ss osa osIy advise thea 70 sdhsfs "a The
iaso - ihsit guide, sd 70 he a,s,slss II an
honest oonseisoos 60 susisih thea. Tbus
iofr6sd, thsy go pss 70 score lboss uAo
choose 70 so apoa ssitbsf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

OossssssossL NosfaArios, s. Laais.
AEE i.--P = FoBks Ess usaoimously re-.
sosaiastsd - Coagress yesterday from tss
Rigth Distriet % iHaoia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

MA handsons Military Saddle Coys
oaa b sea - our oGss. Ne sksrss fsf en-.
amiaing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

DsrRiCr.
bl L. ". CHANDLER, oi Norfolk CITY.
81 TRAVIS "a EPPES. Cf NotioWsy.
"a. THOS BRUCE. Of Hauifsx
An. JOHN L. THORN ION, ofP Etvard
p Bin. JAMES 3. JOHNSON OF Bediotd.
9Th. w e SCOTT. OF PoWhauAR,
TIA LEMUEL J BOwOEN. Il WA 'sbprK.
sh. JOS. CHRISTIAN, Of MiddescI,
9lA u. III SHACKELFoRD, OF Fsuqoisr.
iO,h. AND. L KENNEDY OF jefferson.
liza. A. n. II STUART. OF Apsuss.
IA. w. X. STAPLES. Of MoetEoSne Y.
l3.h. WALTER PRESTON ~ Washington.
TIN. il. JACKSON ~ OF WOOD
I5h. A. Il CAL DIV ELL ct Ohto.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

SUPPER AND INlh
I'VE t.td.ssaf Bolivar ....r. rs
boo ssprsfas
WEDNESDAY NIsHT 4rsf." y
asd opsb PAIR on zoe srr
runitsari 10 ssFsrtI sBfntss
7 BE- proceeds uf ubfrh rfa
bsasai II iss BORDER GUARDS I'.'
ags 81 ssasfo8s pu5Iir fs aas. .r
iehsd IB.assf A..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
Baltimore Prices rurrtri,

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING Arc .-
R-gsTfsa Hsstr
RAN * I.ATrNtru
90 sotr sT6EG ks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09


The foregoing Report vas read and con
f'dered item BY item and adopted without
Opposition except the 5th resolution uhioh
after discussion, failed 20 receive the votes ~
The majority q the meeting on the grounds
thai such action by this meeting would be
premature, add might b considered dictate
rial
The following persons were then elected 81
represent Jeaer.on Circuit lin connection u,ib
the to- preacher. On the CircuitI IN tie pro
po-ei District Convention. % Wmrhr.tsf
ls delegate, ga
james Grantham. james " Broun sol,-
p"u firminr. add Thomas Locke As 49,.
41fsr
William gnnihsm Thomas Iahns,u. John
Oockreil and BeHjamin Bean
On motion the secrstry va. instr,~,ed a.
notify che Presiding Elder of tho esI asds
upun thc klicr "a che SD fssaluiias
Ou motion f vas resolved thatths rfae..I
inE ~ tbe meeting be pubIshsI in fhr f.a8
ueEsIaTers neufd in Js6efsou county and .a
che BALTIMORE Chr.siiao Adyacsto
Ihs meeting then sdioarlsi f.as ahr
WIfLtAWGEgNTUAM Ch.m
JAHGs NJ HE0wE Srreug
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
rnR maRnosIous noYIno.

Men o. uor4s. sba sot u deeds.
Are iiEsaFar tsn luIlof Weefs"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

foceefi.9s ef tAS male messJers Of Gks
aetAod'ss HsPssoopaI Chsreh. on Jefferson
Ct'o~'', az a saeeti-y koI2 at CAarissfora,
"a, "a, Q" frIdGy, the 2TA day Of JOY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

- platform Of praciples BY che Dsmecratc Ceaveu-
ton ct CnciDrsd the year 1855, bsesiag that Demo
cratic principle are apohanRrab'e n their aaurs when
applied to Ls same subject matter abd we recommend
a. only further resolutions the folio wing:
That D,suucb ss offers Of opioiou exat IN the
Democratic party as 10 the nature and orient oil the
IoweIs OF Territorial Legislature, and as 10 the 20 =.
es I'D du'ite Of Cospress uader che Constitution OF
to United States, over Tho insti ution Of 81 very with
IL the Territories,
Rt'ored, Thst he Democrats party viii abide oy
the eecsi IN Of the Supreme Court Of toe Uotd Ssies
over tie Lsuuoa Vt Slavery ~lthid the fsrrt 'rtes
Re,oyed That II Ia the cufy OF the Uo'tei sc stcs
aaoId smple aod soDplete protection TO al ire CO.
z.br, at bone abresd AID whether native or ioreig
burn-
Resolsed That ore Of the necessities of the age N
a military, commercial, and postal point OF vie 70
tp+tGy communication bet Seen tho AtauJc apd =
c,iic Mates, aud the Democrats party pledge such
constitutional Enactment VIII insure tbs coasrdcton
Of railroad 10 toe Pacific coast az tie earasst pract
cab teIicd.
Rewired That tbe Demoerstic party are 10 favor OF
the acquisition Of tbs island OF Cuba on soch terms 10
shall be boa orable 70 ourselves ana jdst 10 Srsla
RG,Ofred That ne eip.ct neus Of State LIZ slaiufes
70 oei,at The faithal execution Of the Fugitive Save
Law hostile in character, subverve OF tho Con-
stautiOp, aid revolutionary IA Ihelr elect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

THr TINE TO PAY Your water RESTs.-WiA the
Let of May approaches the busy season IN important
bureau of tho Croson DeparnssaL Three months
after moving day are allowed BY the authorities in
which to pay in advance the eAts aing 70 III, ely
for the Of the Croton water. Already aamber of
citizens baye called at the Rotunda, requesting t, bs
relieved Of their portion of the TAI nov, In odsr to
avoid the rush;" bat tip books had not boee opened
and nothing could be ione for ,aem untl the lss Of
Msy. During the early part OF tie tmeaot ed fo tho
COLES ton Of these Moneys an average of nearly 600
is taken In daily Toward the END OF the inO, there
IA usually great fowd in tho Rouads every day from
o'clock in g. morning until O'Clock IN tho aisss-
noon, waiting 20 pay their due In 'utn. The saouAs
TAB at such dimes often exceeds $4,000 daily AFTER
the lst Of August, additional per censis 'aa gsd
The naoray Of cze ne pay their dues wisha the time
allotted for the purpose, bu, an average OF hree to
four hdI,d dollars daily 10 usually collected feon de-
linqu snts throughout tho Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

-Hepry NJ. Failing and Thos. J. Walsh Of New
York, VIM. Madiean and Isaac Reed OF Boston, dele
oates from the two cities named to the Typo
graphical Union, which is to meet OF Nashville on
May = left this city on Saturday 70 the steamship
Augusta Many of the craft were present - witness
the departure Of their representatives.. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

The steamship Prince Alder, from New York, is ex-
pected 10 leave ST. Johns N. f. for Galway, on Tues-
day. Dispatches for Europe will be received at No.
p Wall street to day and to- morrow forepoc aou To
ceiye uromDt attention. The tolls will be REFUNDED ON
snv message which fails be pat On board the Pface
Albert. which vessel will doubtless make Gqack run
. r.luav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
rrnu In. Ba,tor Trnral..

CHAhLEsTos, April p, Io6U.
Two members of the Ohio delegation had a fght at
.be Mills House, ana thIe@ plates at other. One
then Grew a pistol, when the o.heT clinchsd lim.
Their friends separated them.
Co. Craig of Missouri and Langmo'e Of The 81.
Iou;s Rendition also had rou "a and tumble fight at
the Mills House, which is 10 be settled by duel
their return bone.
II is thought the programme Of the Fire Eaters Is 70
run separate candidate and eRdeayOr 10 throw the
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Fire in Rochester.

KOCHksTEK Ap " 20 IoUV'
A Gre this morning Destroyed tue founog uiil
OWED aid run BY Main & Chapman, insured for
$500 ~bieh will nearly cover toe loss on the build
mg; Ioss stock, $4,000 to Sc OOUi Insured .? 100
w Carts mill, acjo Mug, vas lot moe lsjated
by fire. bot the rtocs Injured by water few hun
oi.d cellars. The canse If the fire Is unknown.
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Powells portrait Of Washington Irving, fal''snssa.
iepre eptipg him in bis library at Sammy See, On
eAhibition al Goupis, Ninth street sDd Roadway.
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The CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
A sPLtrfnMIxExT.

THE SOUTHERN PLOT.
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Northern and Southern Democracy
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THE HOUSE TO DECIDE.
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The Serate to Elect the Vice.PreSident.
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Two CANDIDATES TO BIZ PUTIN fHs FIELD
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The following lie the majority report:
Resolv,d, That the platform adopted by the Dem
oeTatic party at ClncnLst be affirmed, with the i0i'
loyylI 4 * piaritory resolutions:
FIRST: That tie Government OF O Territory organ
zeo by act Of Congress ls provisional aud tsupo
nav and during IT. existence all citizens OF tho Uneu
STATE have an sqpsl right t. ts with their property
in The Territory without tuer rights either Of pors IL
or pf,peIty beng destroyed Injured By CoR5rrs'
sio1 al or Territorial Ieg'slanon. "a
Second That il IL the duty OF the Federal Cove
meI IN all The depsr nehts, to protect tue r9hts OF
pe.s ns AID property in the refTo,es and wheresver
slee itr constitutional euthonty eSteads
Third. That when the setlors 10 Territory, hay
ing an adequate population form STATE C1nettoton,
the fia hi CT sovereignty commences, and being COZ
sun mated by their admission into the CnioD ttey
stnu ON sn equality with the people Of otner S!a'es,
ano State thur otgaDizrd ought 10 bo admitted INTO
the Feoera Union whether It's Constitution prohibits
q r. G, eJilss be Institution Of Slavery.
ResoirSd That the Denocrtic psrty ara in favor oil
tie arau alton q the laud OF Caoa euch term' as
sball BE- honursbe ourselves sno just to Sphin AZ
The earliest practicable moment
Rt,oitcd Tnat the ensctGen Of State Legislatures
10 ooiest the faithful execution OF the Fueuse slave
Law ale bottle III character subsersive OF The conStt
ta'ioD, ana revolutionary IL heir effect
RtSo,rfS II st ms Democracy OF the u nIted ota'os
recplnZe Il the ipperve duty oil tho tjVernhrh IL
70 iTotev CT the natuIalzed eizen III all hs fighS,
Wheeler al lomt tr in fOTee lgbds TO tho same ex'
as i,s tative-born citizens. -.
ph1pas one Of the greatest necessities OF the age,
in political cOuDercsi, postal aud military pom. OF
view, is sleedy communication between the TACTIC
sId Atlantic coasts: therefore, be 1t
Rts0ired. That the HaiioLa DEMOCRATIC party 90
hereby pledge themselves 10 every means IN .heit
power the psseage Of some bull to the eA'enl
Of their constitutional authority by Congress, 'or .oo
construction Of Pscihc ksilToad from tle m'sSssipp
Rjv.rio the Pacific Ocean, ut the earliest practical
moment.
THK MINORITY REPORT.
The report Of the minority Is ss fellows
Resolred That zee, the Democracy OF tho Union, in
Convention assembled hereby declare our ailrnalo1
Of the resolutions unanimously adopted and eeaare'
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-12
From the BrOWnVlIle BOyS-BrOEn-
Vile Route.

We are permitted to make the follow
ing extracts from a letter to G.. w. Brat
ton, of this place, from j. M. Cotton, of
the first company leaving here this Spring
for the gold mines. It's dated Denver
City, March 25th, 1860. He says:
1--WE made the trip in thirteen days
from Browhntille, and can say the route
from Brown,iile is the best to TT. Kear-
ny we have travelled. [Mr. Cotton has
travelled the St. Joseph, Nebraska City
and Omaha routes. The roads have
been excellent not a drop Of rain or
snow since we left. W. are all in good
spirits, and health. Our mules are in
better condition than when we left. Times
are good, money plenty, aud produce not
scarce; American -four So per 100;
Mexican do SIG, and other things in pro-
portion" j. NJ. CorToN.