, 1860-06-21

BALTIMORE, june 90, r. Nit IL now ctT-
tain that there will be another break in the
delegates from Louisiana. The following arc
SAID to be pledged to 60 out: 22 from Virginia,
9 from North Carol na, Is from Tennestte, 10
from Pennsylvania, under the lead Of Senator
Bigler; from Maeaachuse'ts. tr rc1uding hon.
Caleb Gushing. and 10 from New York. There
vii! probably be no accession from Kentucky
Messrs. Avery Of North Caro1ins and Sau1s-
bury Of Delaware waited On Mr. Dean R:ch-
moud, Chairman Of the New Yo1k delegRuou,
today, With propoatt'on to admit all the sece-
ding delegations, With the understanding that
Mt Charleston. This would exclude Aessrs.
Douglas, Hunter, Dickinson, Lane and Guthrie,
II was nut probable that tho proposition would
be accepted.
There is no foundation for The report that tue
Douglas delegates have made any threats of
Withdrawal from the Convention, under any
circumstances.
It Is rumored that The delay in the report Of
the Committee is designed to embarrass the Sc
cedine delegations, Who have to meet to NOR
row in Conrentlou at Richmond in rebellion
against the Democratic organization. whist ,t,il
seeking admission iuto the Democratic >nr"u.
ton .-ps~a ikE
tee On Credentials have cided to report in "a
| vor of the admission Of the Soule delegation
|
lrnn Louisiana.
CAucusing has been Hbrra1ly carried on to-
right The D,uafas mel have made tire.
| nendous rally. having been IN consultation all
The evening, At RoveTdy Jobuson's. Tho high
tnne assumed by the Southern deiegates, and
their loud denunci8tiou Of the New York dele
CATION, has apparerty created reaction
among the latter. The talk il tha. if tho
SoushsF. seceders are admitted, il will only
lead to new difficulty; that they wilt .hen put
| nf nil hn1f HcRiu RffeF hang RI.
mltted.
IL seems more likely now than last night that
| the New York delegation may uphold pnd sup
port admitting the whole Soule or Douglas
delegation from Louisiana. and that then all
the other seceders will refuse to come in. This
may, after all, lead to the nomination Of
Douglas.
difficulty Of personal nature occurred be.
tween tmo Virginia delegates, and ap1sto' meet
ing has been agreed upen. 0ne d the partaea
is supposed TO be Mr. Yoft7 OF Mr. Motitt. a
Douglas man. The name Of the other Is uu-
known. The particulars are carefully concealed,
but it ia known that Mr. Pryor was sent for as
| friend Of one Of the parties. and he arrived
here to-day. Rumor says that meeting is hr-
| rauged for to. MORROW, from the fact Of the sud-
den arrival Of Mr. Pryor.
lFtoa tie Trtuness Washington corrs; s;ondenceJ
Numbers Of the Democratic Senator'S and Re-
representatives. who have visited Baltimore and
conferred freely with the Southern delegations
announce that there il no prospect or t1prcta
ton of a compromise between the rival factious
| Mr. Douglas IL an lnsuperahle obstacle to any
adjustment, and bis friends will not permit him
to withdraw, eyeu we're he inclined to do 30
which be is not
AZ explosion Of the Convention in eome form
is inevitable, because the antagonism cannot bs
recancilet.
BALr1noRx, June 2o.-Testerday afternoon
Mr. Push Of Ohio aud Mr. Barry Of Mississippi
had an Interview, in which the Ohio Senate
SAID if the New Y Yotk delegation should give it
casting rote for the unconditional admission 0
the seeding delegations, then the kotth-wes
will secede. On the other hand, Mr. Barry "a,
in behalf Of himself and friends that he woul
make no pledge It was then agreed on a
hands that the rupture cannot be healed, m
all hopes of harmony are at m end.
The Key stone Cub, who arc here from Phils
depbia ia behalf Of Douglas. had smother fracs
this morning with some of the Baltims re mel
Mr. Stevens OF Massachusetts YVES iustrue.e
q, BY hts delegation to rote for the admission
the seeding delegates. bnt refused.
T. The Committee on Credentials voted Is to
,. in every case.