The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18
TIE CHARLES TON COyvENrI(N N.

TEE CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
Arrival OF IN. spAuidspx at Baltimore.
orr SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
On BOARD STEAMSHIP S R sPAuIpSa,l
Az SxA, Saturday, April -, 1860.
IN, n,io,tes q, Board-Firs Nigh at Sec-Lerrio B,s
Ton Observation-Disclosures Douglas Delyatss-Ihe Ae.
commo6atisns Of tie s. z. Spauldimg-Good Food and
GOOD Liquoss-Poiioe Regulations on Board-Pr5syencss
ofns Dtla2aaesA Hsdry sea-The Delegates Csssiag Up
Accounts, de-
A, six O'Clock this morning, find ourselves out NJ
the open having passed truly pleasant night on our
passage through MarthA's Vineyard. And now, with a
glorious breeze blowing and our FAST steady ship making
good way against chsrmng little pillows tnst feet
before her PROV let US glance back aud notice
what We have passed through since leaving Boston the
stye OF accommodations the csibre Of our passen
ger g. and sone other that viii We
proceed.
LEAVING BosroS--BooAISG OF CANNON, ETC
After finishing the collation., which was par
AIKEN o. we shouli JUICE, taking q fair ave-
rage without distinction Of party the S. r. Spauld-
me began TO move from the wharf A strong Douglas
speech erunca at the close Of the collation. by Col
Ezra Nell OF watertowp Mass gave rise to cousd cradle
cheering as the vessel moved OIL, cheers Douglas
were gwen ny crowd the wharf, amid loud cries
OF "ssck 10 Douglass "Suck Douglas ;" az yoa don't
nominate Douglas yon'd better not come back" SO &c
las but shall presently ascertain now far the dele.
gaes board represent the wishes OF that mu ltude
ard proceed We shall represent the exactly
II stsnds, without Partially. But previous this lot US
look ~
ysr ACCOMMODATIONS $ R. spAuIpNo
Extra ACCOMMODATIONS have been fitted for the pur
pose ihe Berths with curtains ave
been corsirucsd IN 'he forward between decks, and
BEEN 10 os onforsoe. The staerooms nodious
for goirg The saloon Ia noaty furnished
and everything hus Far indie ates that the boat saunch
of the excursion, Col. Peter Dunbar or Waithsm,
Mass, master truckman in the Boston Cos
ataobe in the institution, and also one OF the
priaors ncye'5 IN The undertaking. have done much
as re success Of the enterprise warranted at any tine
In Contributing 10 The comfort and amusement OF the
guests. IL big oipg this getting IN excursion,
q. cre huncred dollars per ticket Yankee Land among
dem0cTss suo rs credA'e 20 the good eense of the
New Ecsara democracy that tho affair has met with
success ihat the vessel is Amply Supplied witt
good Dr0visiors evidence furnished q. the supper
last sight te oaly meal 80 have yet taken BOARD
and az ot the aors etc the Sine LIST 10 equal 90 that
regu'st ear established beard, where good
liquors are azpersod ut ten cent? per glass. 1t patro
lions o, ~, cf he primary slplstiors OF
The excursion, tia: Ill pefsous found &C ali tho Day
manipulation for the application of Internal ca,a
plaspis 10 the shape OF raw oysters.
THE PASSENGERS DELEGATION, KTc.
There ar deis sat-a on fio Maine New H&mp.
shire ana sisssschussts oihs's as before stated, wiz
on ,b S9 q ,s 1s he aos sgs VIII be m0
NAISs-Gco'fo shepley, of Portland, delegate at
large always democrat; L. s District Attorney for
Mare.
Ew Fsley, also delegate at large, old line whig Mr.
Faroy viii Tor tho best an 10 tue convention; would
doubtless, prefer Old lice wbg faicly moulded into
democracy but doc not object to any named canaidate
except, pcesbiy, Ger Joe Laae. wits whom he came
near hRy mortal coolcat 10 Washington, where both
were members OF the Lower House four or i've years
ago Blu, even Cen lane may net be Questionable 10
Mr.. Farley, for Nj. + seems TO be gentleman, who,
IKE COL Damas, loves man the more the batter he fights
him.
He Ia the substitute of Hon. Augus.n Haynes, OF Bdde
ford, who WIS elected by Douglas convention. Mr.
Lane doss not oeec. 70 Douglas but goes for concaton
District Two-c Eecord (non mi recordo') wears white
cravat and don't object 70 seeing . enjoy himself.
p. s.-Mr. Record goes for Douelas
blanchard wealthy ship owner 10 Tor Deasias:
1hr talbot NJ Nm talbot sus very solid unos
Eusve gentleman. He does not oppose Douglas but his
an Objectionable candidate upon those States upon whose
votes the party relies 10 eject
You have ALREADY been furnished with description Of
cudinr the only delegate from that State now on board
George " Stevens, Esq.
John G. Tucker, OF Boston, who Ia substitute in the
tested OF the Fifth district. He is the friend Of Me-
Heard and active worker whcr he sets about It, and
will Of sustain the claims Of Messrs Heard and
Lovejoy to seats 10 the convention, in place Of Messs.
Haeu and Doher,y. In case General Cushing shOui
not attend the convention, is intmated Mr. Hoard
who one of tho alternate, at large may be seec.-
ed In as stead-Ar. Swift. of New Bedford who
Is also ar alternate at large, being already a
delegate Icn he first representative district. II
Mr. Heard gees the Con cnton in place Of Gen.
Cushing, the troubles Of the Fifth may be considered in
measure Aied unless Mr. J. c. Loyooy and Mr. Tucker,
who is the alternate of Mr. Heard carry the SIGHT In
the delegates appointed at the boiling Convention In
the tth should be admto the delegation viii therefore
stand j. Ioveoy and John Tucker, in place Of Benz
+. Halets aud Cornelius Doherty.
Messrs nohcrty and fucker are the representatives OF
dlerebt OF adopted citizens OF the Filth audit
necessary 80 both in order TO give the dernocra
Ec candidate for Conge.s in that distc any show of
Il. the election Mr. Heard hes been the Caud,
dale past Congressional elections, and is not likely
to Dc again sney webster ESQ asles for that honor,
in the Convention Mr. Haet and Nc Dohery will be al
mled II not, Mr.. Lovsjoy and Mr.. Tucker likely
10 be-
HEAVY SEA SICKNESS AMONG DEEeNrEs ETC
At tn tine OF closing this desplch Q0.,5 A. ith)
the S. Spauldpg Is of Block leland. The sea Is high,
weak stomacbs At least one half the delegates have
suffered tho horrors OF sea sckness and they will to
Charleston with clean stomacas if not clean bands poll
alone other passengers who have not lately BEEN down
10 tie IN ships, suffering dreatfuly. They
staggering about the saloon ike ghosts in pautonme
But few thinking about the Convention the Pres
dency As the ship continues TO roll and pth the dele
gas continue to throw up their specuaiiJns ana their
Are you s was Os nos asked Of aoe
horse.' I" Who's your candidate 81 shant con
tend; I've throwed up five times already, and now
taking politics this tme is the refinement Of cruelty.
have tonne qralns on the subiec. myself but guess
little worn, xood will 4" settle" the matter.
Al ba rast ten O'Clock the ship gave double roll that
startled FL hands and the cook thought myself she
went Gown about quarter OF mile
BALTIMORE, April 16, 1860.
The Tip Up tie Chesapeake Bay-TA. ECec. Of the SCI on
he Proclires of as Delgahs--LAxe's Prusps.s in the
Ascerdaat-The Aa.i Douglas Men Board-1sme Fsrsd
Jon The Departure from Baltimore, &C., d.
After cncoun.ering another Of rain while somng
up tie Chesapeake bay this morning the s. r. spauldng
and her precious freight reached this port at eleven