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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-08
The Iron Steamer Peerless.

MONTREAL, June 3.-The iron steamer Peer
less, which is supposed to have been bought
for the Confederate States. has been seized at
Quebec, at the instance of Hon. j. X. Gid
dings United States Consul General.
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ri, ,o,poN HIVES on AMERICAN AFFAIRS

r.sTHsR PoISr June A.-The steamer Hi
-, has arrived of this Point. bound Il
Dnpbac She brings adsices via Londonderry
40 The 2th uit
,.,Ssv IN 81 DAYS FROM St Johns,
Arrived from Baltimore, May I'D, shiI
rgrrituck at Liverpool
London underwriters have fixed the wa
.,as on American vessels at six TO eigh
The London Post, The minis terial organ
s,s that il the ministry are defeated on Nh
Seuga,e's proposition they will dissolve Par
i!sUsnt
H. causes Of the American war, and has !.
sfrong editorial on Mr.. Stewards letter to thu
American ambassador TO France, which ii
sv, sounds very much like an Insult. The
edtor rdicuies his propheticai ideas.
The French ambassador At London had re-
tufnpd from Paris, ii was reported with in
Instructions OF a conciliatory character.
In the French Chamber OF Deputies the op
rosition propose a material reduction in the
budget The Council OF State refuse to make
any modification, and 4 warm discussion Was
expected
Ad-ices from Italy say that Gen. Carvignau
hs1 reached Turin.
Nartlno, the new Governor of Naples, has
issued = proclamation expressing his inten
lion 10 govern with energy, promising i'm
u1snse improvements in the service OF the
country, and calling on the people for theii
sOpport.
petition signed by ten thousand Romans
has been addressed 10 the Emperor Napoleon
praying the Withdrawal of the French troops
Inc PEE itlon has been sent to Paris
Accounts from Spain say that Santanna
continues III command Of the military in SaI
Numlpgo.
In Hungary the collection of taxes by mill
fary execution has been suspended, the Die
guaranteeing the amount que till the ques
Hon OF taxes shall be- settled.
- Prince Drlof, the President of the Russian
Council OF Ministers, is dead.
Ia Eagiand the American question was
suil paramount. Minister CIay's letter at
tracts considerable atten ton.
Inc runors are repeated of vessels goinl
cut from Liverpool 10 engage in privateeTing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-08
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND Jnne 1876
NAVAL OFFICEHA WITHIN THE CON-

NAVAL OFFICERS WITHIN THE CON-
~ PEDERATE STATES, who are embraced ~,
aad who dekre to avail themselves Of the proyl-
81 n, Of the CT If Congress. entitled ian sct to
anne nd an act to prcvid- for the orgacization of
tue Navy approved May 20, 1871 vii. Uotify
he Department thereof on or before tn 2Nh
insAn
in act to amend act TO provd< for the organization
of the Nary, aFYrofed March ID, tset.
SEC. l. Ths Congress Of the Confederate States
OF Amsrlea do enact, That the President he, and
he IL hereby authorized 70 aomin ate, and by aud
with the advice and consent Of Congress 81 ap-
Pc ut ali o6cers of the Navy Of the United Sestes
VINO have resigned, or may h-fezfter resign their
commissions, ON aceouni Of the sscess ION Of any
all 81 the Confederate sGatss, aud roo ynss b.,
o. Tor active service, To the same rank and pasis
iiol 10 the Navy Of tho Consedersss Il stes which
they held In thai Of tbs Unitsd s,atest Provided,
however. Thsf no etaeer shall be so ApE oistsd
Who may. u sey time, have eomnigtsA aay as, u
hostiliiy against the Confsdsr.ts States, or any
ssc : That the Freshest hs authorised 10 ~.
siEe olae:r. af tAs Navy to any day sonssessd
With the defense Of the eons'ry and tuitsbis 10
thsif rsnk. which he msy deem proper,
eEc 3 That the President be authorised e. ap.
point six Assistant Pay masters Of the Navy, each
10 receive salary Of oas thoasasd dollar when
employsd q sea, Aud seven huasYed dnllsss when
not t6as employed, and all Pay MASTER II tas
Navy shall be taken from the grade VI Assistant
PAY nAster.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-08
Arrival of the Rorussia.

NEW Yokz, j une The steamer Borussia,
from sou Hampton Oh The 22d ult., has arrived
here.
Italy wants loan OF 300, 000, 900 francs from
France. Doubts are Ell teTtaiued, as the new
Kingdom is nor Yet ackuo wledged
Tue whole Iouion squadron have left for
syria.
A portion of the troops have been with
drawn from the squares in Warsaw
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LIVERPOOL May 22d.-Sales of l., 900 bales
OF cotton on Tuesday. Prices advancing anu
improved. Flour closed very dull. Provi-
sions steady.
Uonsols gltasls for money and account,
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OVER COATS.

MILITARY OVERC0ATs, Ready
Made and Made To Ord r. at III
W. Stages Military Clothing Depot, -
nth ST near the American Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
Sc SHOULDER STRAPS on hand. u 7-lms
n HORSES ron SALE.-lus t arrive Cd
l9Nat our Exchange Stables, On franklin ST.,
lot OF fns young aud sound HORSES,
which Will be sold on accommodating terms
nv - TT DAVIS q prfcHEkGE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-08
LETTER LIST.

IST OF LETTERS-.R emaining IN tho hfCH-
IL MOND POST OFFICE, on the 7fh day OF June,
tsdl
EF-Published by authority Of Act Of Congress
% the paper having the largest circulation In the
District where printed.
kE-Persons calling for letters In the LIST will
please say they are advertised.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-08
Army Movements.

WARRINGTON, June 4.-Col. Lem. Towers
battalion of District Of Columbia Volunteers
lef. here to- day, provtsiened for ten days
They took the route up the canal towards the
chain bridge, two miles above Georgetown.
Major Jewels battalion of District Volun.
teers, similarly provisioned, move tonight In
another direction.
The report that the troops stationed near
Cincinnati as a Kentucky brigade are ordered
to Louisville, is without foundation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-08
The ST. Louis Habeas Corpus Case.

ST. LouIs, June 3.-The following return
was made this morning in the habeas corpus
case by Gen. Lyon, to the new writ served on
him and other officers, at the arsenal, on Sat
urCiay morning:
THAT the within named Emmett Mcdowell
ia not imprisoned or detained by me, nor is he
in my custody, possession, power or control,
and has not been since this writ was ISIS ued A.,
and have not therefore power or authority to
produce. or cause to be produced, his body be-
fore this Court"
Col. Blair also made a similar return. The
Court then adjourned to enable the other par
ties included in the writ to answer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-08
From St. Louis.

Sr. Louis, June 3.--tienerai Lyon has ap-
pointed Col. BldlI TO command the arsenal III
this city. Capt. Cole Is To command the bat
terry OH Duncans Island, opposite the arsenal
Inc examination OF ali The passing boats is
vigorously pursued. The Sixth Missouri Reg.
ltnenL OF Volunteers was sworn Ia to the ser.
wee tor the war on Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-08
SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRI


LHOR HIkE.-A likely GIRL, abou lSyears Of
L age, sceu. TONED to waiting IN the house aud
nursilS children.
FOR RENT.-Seversl comfortable HOUSES In
various parts Of the city, at low prices Apply 10
TH0s J bA0UY,
Agent for Hiring cut Negroes snd
Js7-at Renting oat Houses, No Wall Of.
SERVANT> FOR HIKE.-For hire, tor The
- balance OF the year, two good FAMILY Fk-
MALE SERVANTS Inquire II
MIas d. COUGHS Residence,
te74t Corner Of Franklin and 9TH sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-08
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

every thing is quiet at Grafton, and that peo-
pie are returning to their homes. Seces-
sionist named Neeson had been arrested by
the Union men at Pruntytown, but was soon
rescued by company of Virginia cavalry. A
young man named Matthews, charged with
being concerned in burning the railroad
bridges has been imprisoned at Camp Cariiie
where his father is also in custody. All the
troops, except two companies, have LETT Ben.
wood and Beliairs for Grafton.
BILLY Wilson'S cur-rHRoArs.
Wilson's Zouavss were 70 leave New York,
via Jersey City, on Wednesday. Their dss.
tiuation, it Is stated, has been altered, and.
instead OF going TO Fortress Monroe, ~ was
originally intended, they will proceed to
Washington. Rev. Mr.. Nash, Of st. Johns
College, at Fordham. has been selected as
their chaplain by Bishop Hughes. They are,
however, past praying for. The Herald says :.
Colonel Wilson's men were mustered into
the service OF the United States some six weeks
ago, and have been ready and willing to depart
for The seat CT war ever since that time; but
up to Monday they had not received either
camp or garrison equipments, uniforms or
arms. They borrowed thirteen muskets 10 do
guard duty with. of which one had a broken
lock, and consequently was entirely useless;
they had seventy five men on duty every
night, and those not furnished with muskets
did duty with clubs; the req uisi lions sent up
to albany for under clothing have only been
partially filled. and officers and priyates nave
not, they say, received one cent In money
either from the Federal or State authorities
or the Union Defence Commit,ss All the pc
cuniary aid they hare received 80 far has been
from private soprces. gncorssQ usaee Of thsss
draw6soks and dlssppo!ntmsnn, DOL Wilson
and his oG3e1sa hAv0 had great 0ltRoalty In
SSSp.nS sks nse toGeihey bal, ey meaaa q
pfpMlies And hftkssi hhsmlv ablTlsalsai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-08
The Frankfort C0nV,ntion-- Union Feeling
in hentuCky.

FRANKFORT, KY, June 4-The Border CON
vehtion adjourned yesterday SINE die, after
adopting the National ana State address.
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-Union flags con-
stantiy raising here amid great enthusiasm
Today all lying at half mast conse-
quence OF the dea tn OF senator Douglas.
Mr. Critlenden consen TO run Congress
IN the LtXingto Instruct.
Mr. Mallory has been renominated for the
Seventh district by acclamatlou.
AT La Grange, Kentucky, immense quaint
ties OF provisions are going day and night by
way OF Shepherdsvllie elg n teen miles south
OF Louisville, on the Louisville anu Nashville
railroad, thence 10 be sent by rail south, il
and when transmission south from LOUIS
Vile shall not be lnteIdicted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-08

PHILADELPHIA, June 4 The habeas corpus
of the parties arrested in Baltimore
county charged with participatiI Ind burn
ing the bridges of the Northern Central Rail
road, and who were taken to York, Pennsyl-
vania, came up before Judge Cadwallader this
morning.
George II. Williams, Esq, of Baltimore
who came hither as counsel for the parties
did not appear, but Mr.. Wharton, OF this city,
associated with him in the case, announced
that the prisoners had been discharged by
order of the War Department.
Mr. Wharton stated that Mr.. Williams had
left the city for fear of violence, which was
evidently unfounded as the people took nc
in terest in the matter. There was scarcely
fifty persons at the hearing.
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have progressed 30 far "a to show the imprse.
nabie character INTENDED by the dr.isner
Lieut.. q W. Snyder. late Of Fort Sumter :.
western SIDE. '
Two hundred and fifty laborers are CON.
family at work on 1t. assisted by a dhtsch-
men, 81 soldiers. About a week's more work
will be required TO finish the work.
The Zousve's camp which has heeu loo. al
FIthtn the enclosure was moved to dsy to a
beautiful grove about loo yards northeast. and
Haar the reservoir ""o
~ inc grand army shall be moved formi-
dtbie force is expected to he enconntarad >,
manassas junction, as the preservation of the
only means OF recurring for the Con federates
: connection between Harper's Ferry and
ncnmond, except perhaps the difficult one
VIA Staunton, Au~usia cnr~,y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-08
WANTS.

w WISE LEGION =
Thirty good men, TO complete an infantry yi(
company iorihe Wise Legion. Apply at rem W
Jezvous, at Blair " Harve's, corner of lIth and
Cary streets. Uniforms furnished
BY order Of Capt G. n Toy
R.H STRoTHER,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-08

Ar,EIs + ROM f U II O u ]
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09

Tar Ir.-With these words the stranger put
a package of De Land & Cos Saleratus into
Kates hund and disappeared Ever after this
memorable day. poor bread, diugy pastry, and
sulphurous biscuit we're unknown in this family,
but the fame of Kate's excellent pastry, bread
&C., spread over the whole school district, and
for many envious people to make the Inquiry,
"WhOse Saleratus do you use 7" to which she
invariably replied D. B. De Land & Co.'S. 1t
can be purchased from most grOcers and store.
keepers, and for sale at wholesale by the manu.
faeturers, at Fairport, Monroe Co., N. Y, aud
by the grOceFs in the cities and villages through
out the country.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09

The KANUCKs are getting their backs up, be.
cause writ OF habeas corpus, had been issued
by the Court of Queens Bench to bring An.
dersOn, the fugitive slave from Toronto, to Eng.
land. for fual trial They treat the matter as
an impertineut interference, which Canada will
not tolerate. Who knows but that if the Eng
lish lion should lay his paw on the seeding
southern states, little waywardness, on the
part of the provinces might bring them in to
fill up the Tacuum. If such thing couldn't be
helped, it would not be without consolitary iea.
tnres.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09
MARCH APPOINTMENTS.
PROPE All THINGS!

DR. II. w. WADSWORTH, Eclectic
IL Physician and Surgeon, will be In attendance foows
Ashtabula, Ashtabula House. Monday, March 5th
Psinesylle, Cowles House. Tuesday, March 5h.
Chsrdon. Wednesday, March 9th.
Cleveland, johnson House, March 7th and 'tb.
The Mode Of Examination pursued by DR.. w
very simple and entirely new and by it disease NJ auy
Of the internal vital organs Is in very few minutes detected
with facility and certainty without asking the patient
ton or having the least previous knowledge Of the
ScTOiua, and all Diseases of Scrofulous origin.
Ulcers Tumos Enlarged Glands Joints Hip Disease
ed Neck or GOe Scrouous Eyes, cald Head Eruptons
the Face other parts Cancer Ftua Spinal Diseases
Dysesis, Gravel Impotence Structure Vus Dance Epi
lepsy rheumatism, DrorFy, &c. &c.
All diseases peculiar to Females and all chronic diseases
the Brain Eyes Thnst Lungs Heart stomach Liver spleen
Kidneys skin or other organs.
Those suffering from ChroEic D1ssases
Of any description mny be assured that their will h
treated fairly and candidy and they will encouraged
10 take medicine without corresponding prospect Of benefit
nr. W has visited Cleveland and other places Ohio
New York, regularly for the last ten years. and furnish
patients with Of evidence in regard his skill
and qualification physician He will visit the above
places month for year. thus giving who
suit him opportunity to continue till cured Those caaes
by Others pronounced ncunbe, requested to cait will
cost nothing to have examined and explained
Those uishng " consult by letter. direct Batavia NJ
" 10 the Of tile Hotel at Of my abpoufrents
H. '" ADS oies Residence m ~, and , tavia one.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09

f Hkip&tHE Ia the hvbrs sign by which nature makes
any deviation whatever from tbe nktuh state % he
Drain and viewed In this light II may be looked "a $50
g9au intended To give notice Of disease which might other
te escape attention, TIL too late 10 be remedled s
should never be neglected. Headaches be
w Ihuef Two names, viz Sympt0matic and ldnTahfe-
uonauc Headache Is exceedingly common and e. the pr
Cso % geat variety Of diseases among which Apc
PeNy ,Sovt kheumatm and all ebrile diseases In
Uus oTn u sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach conau
g es headue vt hepatic disease constituting bOus head
uS OF worms constipation and other disorders Of the
@ az wen as renal and uterine affections Diseases Of the
hest ave very frequently attended with Headaches Anands
are also affections which frequently ozeasioa
luloPSthe Headache IL also sery common, being
uss coming on suddenly In state apparently souDd
hah ana prosating at the mental aud phyaiea eet~
ge ana In other instances II on sovly heradsd b.
oppression i spirits or acerby Of temper In most instances
e pam IS In the hont Of the had one or both eyes
20 he named NsprGlPia -
the treatment OF either class Of neadaehe the Cephe
I nave osen found sure and safe remedy relieving the
mo,i Sente pains In few minutes and BY ia subtle Dows
trsdcating the disease Of which Headache the unit-
indrx.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09
Terms, Cash or Ready Pay.

10 all tch0m 1t may concern:
X NOW YE THAT when King Solo
IN earth the first time he said there we're
nothing under the but had he lived this time
lie would have Grocery Store dlled with
All New Goods,
and would have said that Ashtabua Village nor even the
County, the before for quality or quantity
they no, surpassed having been with great
aud bought at the lowest cah prices and will sold for
Cash or Ready Pay,
at prices that will suit the purchaser and other way
The following few Of the articles that hand
Pork, ams, Shoulders Dried Beef Lard Fish Of all kinds
hoasses Sugars Rio other Coffee ground 10 the berry
Spices Cnanon Cloves Mustard Starch Corn Starch Cho-
colae Cocoa Saeraus Ginger Soda Cream Tartar Soap
Tobacco Snuff, Raisings Cuants Figs Prunes CIT on Teas
choice article Stearne and Taow Candles Herring BY
box Powder Shot and Lead Dairy Salt in bags barrels
Crackers all kinds Shoe brushes and backing Hozse brush
Curey combs Horse cards. Lanterns three kinds Sceyes
Butter ladies' Coffee mills, Chopng Knives Scrub brushes
Whtewash brushes Clothes Pins Pails Tubs Brooms Mop
Sticks Stone churns jugs and Butter Crooks Yellow ware
Rock and Glass Bottles Shovels Spades and oeS-
Corn in the Far Oats Flour and Meal and in fact
that is generally kept in well regulated
Family Grocery Store.
BEING satisfied that the Ready Pay System the most ad-
and he will strictly carry out the PRINCIPAL in all
Having beea engaged in selling Goods for the last
for MesSs. Prentice rombes, II. C. Tonbes and J. H.
Thomas Eqrs who probably the most experienced gro
sell good articles in his line and low prices as can
found at any establishment in the County.
Butter, Eggs Lard Potatoes TurnipR and almost every
thing the farmer has to SELL will be exchanged for goods
the prices that will sell for cash
ES Remember tile place, Hulberts Block, Main street.
near the Park.
Ashtabula, March Goth, 1850. 63o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09
Constipation or Costivsnesa.

No one OF the "many ills Aefh heir 10" % prevulsuA ID
hte understood, aud much neglected Coalivensa
often originating In carelessness sedentAry habits n IA
regarded slight disord of ton little consequences 10 -
cite anxiety while 10 reality ths precursor cot
ion Of many Of the most fatal dan yerous dseases and ~
less early eradicaied it will bring the erer annsy
grave Among the lighter evils which cosyeness Il the
usual attendant are Headache, COIc, Rheunatisn Foai
Brrath P1es and others OF like nature, while long
ightul diseases such Malignant Fevers Abceses Dysen
tHy, Diarho Dyspepsia Ap0pleKy, Epilepsy ParaysH Hya
teii Hypochondlis Melancholy and Insanity indicate
their presence In the system by this alarming symptom Hoa
unfrequently the diseases named originate In Constpato1
but take on an independent existence unless the
dicated in an carly stage From all these considerations
follows that the disorder should receive immediate attention.
whenever Il occurs and person should neglect 10 get
box OF Cephnlc Pills the hst appearance ooDn
a. their timely use will eXpe the nsiduous approaches
ease and destroy this dangerous foe 10 human lie
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09

SENATOR SEWARD AGAIS-The presentation
Of lengthy petition from N. Y York on Thurs
day last, by Senator Seward signed by the COM
promising denizens Of that sadly compromised
city, was made the occasion of another speech
The central thought Of the speech was the
question of slavery in the territories. That
question, it is maintained, is settled, and the
only issue is to accept inevitable facts, and re-
coucile them with the perpetuity Of and fidelity
to the union. To do this, he proposed to stand
by the union, but if compelled to submit to its
dissolution to do it in constitutional woy, by
means of convention The tone of the speech
was eminently pacific. He spoke of battle
only as possibility, as the last and most pain
ful measure to be resorted to for the salvation
Of the Union This remark was distorted by
Mr.. Mason, of Va, into declaration of war.
So very unfair and aggressive was his manner
that Mr.. Douglas strongly rebuked him and
other southern senators who he said, repelled
every measure of conciiation from the Repub-
licans. Mr.. Douglas did himself great honor
by his manly remonstrance.
Mr.. ADAMS, in the House took up the same
strain, and delivered a speech which is highly
spoken of as worthy of the Adams stock, in
sentiment and ability.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09

BREAKING TIE Ict,-We copy this pret
ty little rhyme from the N. Y. Sunday
Times thinking that it may. perhaps, sug,
gest something to basbefhl young gents
who skate
Tom sought in vain, unhappy spark,
To gain a footing with her;
Until at length, to Central Park
He drove and took her thither.
Too verdaDt he-too bashful che -
Till fortune did entice
She slipped-he caught her on bis knee,
And that, sir, broke the ice
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09

The President did not hesitate a moment to
sign the Kansas bill, as intimated. 1t was
promptly signed as soon as it could be enrolled
and delivered to him. The flags on the Capitol
therefore sported thirty-four stars.
One hundred guns were fred on the 4th by de-.
tachment of U. S. artillery, in honor of the ad-
mission of Kansas The first gun caused thrill
among the people, fearing it was the signal for
something more serious.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09

skpeLr-MIfns Tants ron 70 seud her boz q csphars
Glue bottc Of Prepared Pllsbut I'm think nR thays
DOT Just 1t naher but petaps yen be Aher knowing what
IL is Ye SEQ she's nigh dead and gns with the Sick Iead
sehe, ami wants Of that reaived ker ~
fore.
LrSgetR-You must mean srsIding's cepbAlIc Pills
Bridgst-Och now and you've sed IL hsrs's d.
quariher AID v the fills and dent be AL day ahsst
sither
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-09
Peace ConKreaa.

John Tyler, on taking the chair over the
Peace Congress on the 5th, delivered an ad.
dress which is eulogiSed by those who heard it
as highly patriotic and conciatory Gov.
Chase, is represented by telegraph as having
expressed himself particularly gratifed with
Ex-Presideut Tyler's speech in the convention
aud assured him, as most Of the other commits
sioncrs did, that they were ready to follow
where Virginia led. The hopes of the Union
men are buoyant. The proceedings we're chief
confined to an expression of views, and some
what conversational. Bouligny is the only
member Of the seeded states who takes an nc.
tive part in the proceedings.