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FIRST PROCLAIM rInx 80 ~Tm NEW GOV
ERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

CtTY OF WHEELING, June 20, 1851.
Whereas, BY an ordinance Of the Convention of the
people Of Virginia, which assembled in this city tha
11th inst entitled San ordinance for the reorganization
OF the State government II was, am0rg other things,
ordained that the delegates eleced to the General
semby on the 23d day Of May last and the Senators
ttled unCer existing laws to seats in the next General
Assembly, and those who may be hereafter elected TO h
vacancies who shall qualify themselves by taking tho
oath or affirmation hereinafter set forth, ssha const
tute the Legislature Of the State discharge the duties
sno exercise the powers pertaining to The General As
sembly and beng by the ordinance further
oained tnat the General Assembly shall assemble In the
city OF Wheeling on the Let day Of July, In the year
1851 and proceed 70 organize themselves % prescribed
by existing laws, in their respectv branches:
Now Francis a. Pierpoint, Governor Of the Common.
wealth Of Virginia, do, by this proclamation, summon
thus composing the Legislature OF the STATE to assemble
the United states District Court room, n the city oc
Wheeling, at noon, on tho 1st day Of July, 1891.
Given under my hand and SEAL tho city Of Wheeling,
this 2d day Of june in the year OF Lord 1851 and
the S6th Of the Commonwealth. r. 81. PlERPOlNT.
By the Governor,
L. A. HAoAss, Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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THE REBELLION.


CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAeEl
Uylved M ;be fmk feamooat belonging 70 the harbor
80 txke charge OF the prisoners according TO law.
NE snhoat made fast to the Harriet Lane, and in
u bossd the police boat and their way ths city.
EaIela took his prisoners before the United 5rates
u who ConuDited them 10 tho rOnbe for
,si Wbere they located report Of the
lepsl PROCEEDINGS viii be ound below
VESSELS IN HAMPTON ROADS.
The efficient commander Of the HarIie, Lane reports
:he oio~ilg vettes la hampton Rosos, between For
wees Monroe ano Newport Ness:--
Tbs Mipr esots, cdmberand Star, Mount Vernon, Day
Light and AnaccsSR The Cumberland. which 70 The Tag
ship Commander Peloergrss) Of the Wset lnoa squad
r rcmirg To this pOrr 90 be coppered. she VIII DO
Navy Yard ana anchored oil the Battery this morning
wb.n ,he Roanoke left her wharf At ten O'Clock, the
.Gnc TIE renewing ehip North Carolina paye HAL
OciGmbia,' and the cfews OF both chips mounted the
rrgjfg and gave sb:ee hearty cheers for the American
hsg
TEE HARRIET LANE AND HER OFFICERS.
The report that this vessel hsd beer with one OF
Der warehouses shot away is groun 1ess and arose
probably from amps meeting either the Star or the
Vernon. which email United States pTopelers,
ard reporting the vessel as the aafriet Lane.
The cutier viii oe overloaded Immediately and II she
needs any repairs the save w be undertaken forthwith
CAPTAIN Taunce wishes " leave "a soon al he possiby
get away hs netded Ut the place he
Jpst iefs
The Following is lie. Of officers Of the Harriet lanes
Cap,aD, jhn Fslrce Frat Lieutenant, d. C0nsta-
bic; Lien.era,ts d D Tompkins H. o. Porter, T. n.
DrDggp, J. u Thatcher, g. J. Gambrnl Chief Engineer
j. Drynurg; with crew, all told OF nicrtyfour men.
AL well.
The Rsrlet Lane has oeen under sisEm and actively
employed since February She one OF the vessels
composing he 1eet before Charleston stormiug Of
Fort Sumter.
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OUR HAGERsTOwN CORRESPONDENCE.
HAGKRsrOWN June u 1891

OUR HAGERSTOWN CORRESPONDENTS.
HAGKRsrowN, June a. 1851.
Ho,o TIE Arrest of the Spy Aluey EGeded-Hs E1scu
ton Probable AZ the appointment Of Poll
tcsaMs 10 Military Offices Afairs at Wsuiampost-1e
Fate of Lieut.. Col Bowman and Orderly Chase 1Gary
keuenents, dc.
You were told In former letter of the arrest Of R.
Alvey The importance Of the event IL scarcely exceeded
by the In which It was consum mated and which
is worth relating Capt. Billy McMun, Of the Philade
pha Independent Rangers who act Gen. Patterson's
body guard Is the sharp" Of this military division
One night last week picket guard stopped the
road TO Hagerstown who answered the guards inquiries
by saying he wished to see Gen. Pattsron but when
about be introduced at headquarters wished to evade
the interview He was instantly seized and searched
and dispatches found upon him from the REBEL Gen.
Johnston to Mr. Alvey. AcHulln forthwith stripped the
Clothes gave him Johnsons letter. and started him
see Mr. Alvey. The dispatches, however, had been
nicely opened, copies taken, and then resealed.
McMullin's man was received by Alvey who thus fell
into the trap most beautifully. Alvey unfoded all his
plans, and gave him written answers to Johnson's des
patches. The supposed friend conveyed Aveys docu-
mens to Gen. Patterson The arrest took place quietly
the next day. When Alvey was confronted with the
documents and tho ndsputable evidences Of his own
tre.chery, . said he vas completely unnamed, and
sunk the bufthen Of his guilt He immediately
put in Irons and securely guarded
he Ii still imprisoned, and rumor says his trial will
take place here The proof against him s overwhelm
ing that his friends entertain hope Of his escape from
traitors doom. Some have endeavored to obtain An
interview, but without success II IL supposed there
more Aveys In this place, and efforts are being made 70
regret to state that much dsafection exists among
our troops owing 10 many Of the recent appointments
made BY Secretary Cameron for the new regiments 10
tho regular service. The noble hearts now under
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ARRIVAL OF TIE PRlvATEERsMyN OF THE
SAVANNAH AND The PRISONERS OF
THE SCHOONER LYNcaBURs.

The Ph!ZE BRIG HALLE JACKSON.
CHARGE OF TREASON, PIRACY AND RossFRY ON TIE
HIGH SEAS.
uN1sRD STATES DISTRICT ATroRsEy's oFF7cy
M Ethan Allen the United Sa.es AEs s.sut Hstrc. Al:
trney appeared yesterday before Judge Belts snd upon
the presentation Of proper adavits Ct Atty
that one Of the pirate OF the ssvsnush Augustus
Kuiokerbocker be committed ca the part Of
the government. The mo'ion grated. Hacker
booker is native Of Dutchees county shs STATE where
his family and relatives reside. He Charleston 10
November last 70 be employ ed as livery sta ,e msa
the propretors Of the HILLS House BE pressed r.o
service on beard the Savaorah 8is father vespec
appearing gentleman, yesterday caueo a. the District
Attorneys office verified the 90 hiss,
Within half an hour after word brought 10 the
Drict Attorney yesterday thar the had
rived Mr. E. Desfeld Smith i@ued warrant for their
Arreet and placed them In the cus:rdy OF the Marshal
They viii Immediately be brought before the Grand Jury
and their fria oe Get down 1t very early day The pr
sonere will be charged before the Grsri Jury with
son, piracy and robbery upon the high seas
Al about four O'Clock tho office Of tho United States
Marshal was the OF unusual commotion, no leae
than seventeen prisoners-thrseen prvsteersnen and
four OF abe Of the prise brig Hale Jscksorhkvng
been brought up In CUSTODY Of several United States De-
putty bafsha)s and member Of she river police
me following the names Of the prisoners taken
soard the privateer Savannah by the United States
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Chss. Williams, Seaman. John Smith, 30.
The order OF Captain g. j. Van Brunt 20 Fsrrce
was that all OF the above prisoners 20 delivered
70 officer Samuel L. Breese Commandan Of the Brooklyn
Navy Yard.
warrant was issued by Com seiorer Henry 20 dc.
liver the prisoners 10 the Marshal
The Darshss office was literally crarmed by tne nam
Der OF the captured and those there oy curiosity
see some Of the enemy under peculiar dffcult'es' y
They for the most part rsther fine looking body
men, Among them are two Portusuese, one Span'srd,
some Americans. and few EoRish and Irish.
Many OF them were inter- ogaed they rather
tacisprn, and under the advice OF their course-Nr
sive The little they did say has been ali published
before.
Some OF them state that their fellow pvieoner-Kuick
sho arrived here rome days since and ~ DO
used ~ the government 80 q witness .presse1
INTO Inc rebel service that he came board the
Savannah perfectly sooer and Of his own accord
Capt; Baker ID fine looking man. about az feet h,rh
aad wears o Pacha beard Efforts were made bv his
counsel TO permit him to rice in carriage instead OF
Seng taken handcufed through the streets: bu. wher
Commissioner Henry decided that the prisoners shoula
be held to answer and wrote out his utment the
Marshal became responsible, and that officer said he
knew distinction between captain and bumbe- men
charged with being enemies a the United States. Capt.
Baker was bowever, permitted write letter 10 hs
family in Philadelphia
Captain Ny ers Of the joseph, which was captured by
The prvateer about two hours before she he 5avannah
was seized by the Perry, was present, and will be
examined - witness for the government
The prisoners we're all removed 10 the rombe, land.
cuied-Cspt Baker, the st officer and the pursef being
LIKED together the others came couples, preceded BY
polcemen, deputy marshal walking between each nle
lhe prisoners viii be brought up for examination on
THURSDAY their sha have been alresdy pared
Upon by the Grand Jury
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Janssc Lcwber returned Jas. evening" from cruise off
Montauk, where she communicated with the revenue
cutter Henrietta Lieut. o. BENNETT, Jr and towed her
70 the Brooklyn Navy Yard. -
THE OFFICERS or THE NIAGARA.
The name OF Lieutenant John L. Broome has been en.
toned as that Of officer who declined to take the
oath lately administered BY Captain Mexican ON board
the Niagara. The friends Of the Lieutenant desre this
TO be contradcted hey state that, for short ts he
refused but not from any want Of patriotism but from
feeling OF PRIDE he having taken the oath VIII ,h
he OF course deemed binding long he in the
service OF the United States ano he felt hurt that Capt
McKesn should again administer II without orders IRON
the Navy Depart ment. He afterwards OF his own ac
cord, took the necessary oath before another officer
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OUR CANADIAN NEIGHBORs FRIGHTENED

Inc LONDON e. W1 FFee Pres says:-Ff0m the excited
tone Of the people In the neghborng States and the dan
ger that may arise from having large number Of men
that would not only be prudent but II s mperativcly
neceesary for the British and Canadian governments to
oresnze at least rs 900 men, 900 British troops and
20 600 volunteers until these large return quietly
20 their several empoyments. II 10 Old and wso say
ng that prevention better than cure, and 1t one
Of the rsx'ms OF the Duke OF Wellington, 'ro prevent
war, be prepared for nn
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-18

After !hi- dale Gaari Mounting VIII take ida
Al a'eloek in the moEine III -l, 2e.inenta
Para Be-
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2l Lieutemnt-E { Lewis.
>ERGEANTs-O 6 kelSey. L Z Bgyden. {
Baeku- j Eddy. j I Jones.
CoRroEAL>--i NJ Gillet g T Wilson. u
Camel. " II smith NJ Il Bucklin. \ ~haJtuck.
J II Hunter q | Moore
prummcr-C Heath.
Fitc--D { Holt.
Waroner-C Franklin.
PRIyArEs-A Aineworth. { Arlington. Il
Backu- T D Buzzell. VI Burnham. J II Bay4eIl.
Henry Balch. f Camfeld. j Chase, " CleTe-
land. y Collins. 4 Il putton. : nenase. N
Donayan. c II French. : Caodeli. T 6iDolsTee1.
" II I,r4enleaf. II G.,>s. Ira Goye. NJ hoyi.
II Hal. Hartman. / Holden. J Harris, J
heer . \ Jones. Lee. & Mills, 9 Marble,
J L MURRAY. " Moore. II Moriatr1. Wm,
Mills. i Alahalon, 4 Nicholson. II " Per-
sons. : . Porter. , Persons. Pero. J Rock.
" Strong. Is smith. "a Il >honnio. Sweeney
q SanerVilla : >crljard. y >layton. q >hal-
rick. 4 >lonn;o. { >-rcctar. = + >'nldin4
Tucker T \ Tra>h. ! Ne. Il II Wight. J
Nilber
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b Kennedy. joseph Louie'li. ,ja.h~u Iackey,
Edward Lawrence. Fl: Lombard. philo Ian
phcIe. George IaNGd-c. " @r.n Mal5uy. Bar
ner Mallory. Mjei.el Mason. Palmer Morgan.
keahcn Mag IN. Rohcrt Naine. 'e' Martin
dell. Peter Ma,ic-. David More .1ai.., Va
gan. John NewS1ead. Alexander Parker. \
Peck. NJ Potter. I II h0wlan. j. II Roger,
Francis Randall. \ Richardson, ioll.- REYNOLDS.
Lewis Shcrbat. Francis Sloan. y + ~turgir J
Salisbury. Peter >al~bury, I STaldin.. Ge3 Sui
ccr. II >ralding NJ Tabor. T. Vincelett... lien.
r Wright. Harrison Ward, Hiram Wake
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MUSTER ROLL OF SIXTH REGIMENT
STAFF OFFICERS.

NATHAN lpB1, JE.. Nen;oe ie-, Co'o2e..
:. P Blunt, 81. .th1s1ury. Lieut.. co,c4t-
OSCAR = -rTTLE, IAst-lisA. Eslcr.
+ [. A.GUlDTAzp. = A.taas. >-r.eea.
=. =. CEANDLER, Montpelier, -4ssis:sos sur.ee1-
EDWARD ?. STONE, Berlin Chaplain.
JOHN w. CLARK. Montpelier. Qasrie-ussts-.
T. B. Crsa1sI, Berlin, A1i1tsLt
3. t. ULLAA, Lua.5w, s=rg' I Major.
FRED. SWIFT. N.ddletury, ,lcsrter12s:er Sees-42,
GEO. Il. HATCH. Meltgtisr, Con-issarr sera@a q.
:. b. STYLES, ool.tock. Drum Esjsr.
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rVNr4NI T. -4l-5asis County

G.fral'i--E II Barstr. i. :, ttl5.bu.y.
= Lien isalt-I J. .,3,a> 2 Clark. Cae,Je@.
Phi lieat.ilaat-t i Bradbury. Hangille
.s,>--,-.I i1n 1as,s- J1na u Buckley.
pa--a;- ,. 'i.,r.~s.2. ". ] >Ierry. calvin J
c.ffaRa.~-W. " tarr, Ne.~.a I >-..r.
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>.err. B,s5a.in z French. lenrr d Cleveland.
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W .cr--G,.. y Iie-r.-.
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lnr'rr. Mason Barney. j. Eek..r4. He'.
Birl:ori. Willard I 81 ,..i.. t.aa-.. { BRYANT.
Arthur Bake Abel 7 Carpenter. Roswell
Ceif,an. John 4 Cotirsl4. .ialnc- C3riss. Dan
/ III NJ Cutler. Edward Dain. RILEY Demlng.
>ila, DwinncN. Albert : Earle. Ieyi + Foster.
Asa r French. Ems NJ ,roull. Sanford u GRAY.
jane ,,ray, Archibald 7 ''nth-ie Hiram tTt-:-
| X. Frank il Harris. Gcar-c + Hazeltine. .lIno-
, Ham. 'ieor-c . Hawkins. Cha-. HAYWARD,
Chae Hill. Wm. II Ingleston. Byron Jelfers. "
| + ,JoDe-. N Jont- Daniel ; j ones. WIN. "
| Judd ,Jsme, kcigtlev. Patrick Ming, Cha i
KNAPP. . D Matthewson David Merrill. WIn.
| X Montgomery. Chas, Moor. Walter Muir
dU.k. john ! Muripck. Isaiah " Page. Isaac
l. Park Henry Packard. oryis Pier. Elmorc
" Piere. Aaron Quimty. james Ramsey. Ev-
crc,y D Kicker Levi Rock. John ; Russell.
/ Frank H Sergeant. Robert D >anh5rn. Henry T
! Sheldon. Frederick >hanty. George II TAYLOR,
BEN. II War. Cha " Wallace. Harrison )
WAY Henry ; Wade. ''e,rEe Waleott. Horace
| \ Webster. Frederick Whitney. Henry {
Wright. Dasid Wright.
CoEFtrrf Ea.aa5. B1s.i7--sa .al F.1irt-,-.-
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General Orders
HEADQUARTERS. CAMP N
ncrul.er IL lSEl

General oIaers
HEAnqrARrERs. C,aP SAITH
October II. 1851.
Inc lol!'~ln@ v General orAer> "e1" read laHi
''''''''- . ''''t MI. III
After hi. DAT. G,ari Wnnnr NIL -als ,lo.
Al a'elo-l. in the mors.ine III n. Rr.inen,a.
Parade.
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No ei:iae' Nili = allowed "''lli- 'le e''1tinT
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4 wealthy gentleman Of Nsw hars-. lE4lne
four sta,waTt fellows lying .o,S@ 'on the Gce.D.
with 10 employment Proposed 80 ;hsn 20 en-
list. aoi promised each ! 5,u";y cut Oi his own
pocket If they would Go 50 IL, passed on
about his business. wien a iay Cr ;wY later. lhe
quar;ette marched in;O hrs store and demanded
settlement oi their ll;le bill. Oa inquiry {
wss satisfactorily ascsrtainei that FhFS ,s-d rl-
listed in the Ninth Regiment. ard 'Le gentle
na- handed over ,he amount PROMISED 70 .agA.
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COMPANY A. Bristol.

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loNrAHY8, Bssaf..l a. :;,r7,4.

lavta;n-AaIzo t. Hutchinson, AorTiel.
l.. Ilcat-IA Mar a. Tuha-. I9I-G
- Lieu: :-Ba.7a~i H. Fa'y van. bra1i"ra-
>EaazAST>-.Tohn II. Ngigai. 6ea- y F-a.,-
Ger,. Gt-9 T. Wool. .'e~5a n. 3.Ai.. Nelson
Minard.
CoRs3kAl~-t i.srlcs nv1- William \. Dew
o.. George Alsr>-eng,r Urrni Lut KIN. >al-Te1
II Lins-,ln. Daniel M.ulron. IT. II. -. u night.
.Iame- e. Iii ard.
Drummer, John 4. Colby.
Waxontr-Davi4 H9lIner.
PRIvA7E>-A { Ab',y,t. N:n. Arg 1t,
Wn. Argv. %. Wm. Ba-lev, 4. j. Bs-ey, Z
Bixbv. 4 Batcheldcr. Wm. Barron. Henry
Boutwell,. T. Boutwell,, Ct4:les Brock. II Z
Chase. q " Clifford. I Caraway. j NJ Cilie!y
D Cilley. II W Cillev. Wn. II Corey, L Dar-
kee, F Dovlc. ; Eastman. Geo. II Edison. N.
: \ Field. NJ Ferris. j X Gilman. { \ God
iard. David Gav. J L Kil.on. Alden Hildreth.
WIN. B dough. Henri Heath. Gussu- johnson
II II kiml.all. . kinsia.l, Geo. " hlmfali.
Chas \ Knapp \ " Lucas. - L5vefoy,
Cisa.. NJ Messenger. Il / Mar,ier. l. Miller. K
Mur.lock. II = Martin. N G Martin. \ Mars
tin. H II March, O Mar>h { Mcmillan. --
Raycr-,t,. : Roger. J - Kelley. J Palmer.
Geo Parker. John Pa1a. - Peters. Y Il II
Ro},v. X ! slack Ge3 " Silver, Henry Silver.
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u W:.lH,rs. .' ri-l~aa-r, ," Bailey. = j
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Captain-Gcorge Parker. Jr. Eergenne..
III Lieute a..t-klley 4 Bird. Bl.sto
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-26
WAaHINGTON ITRMs.

WAsHiSoT0H, Jan. Is.
Laiz Andeuoa, brother Of Mad Anderson, viii
leave tomorrow for his home IN Cincinnati. -
HIS saorit, both in Washington and Charleston,
were Instrumental IN producing the better under
standing between Major Anderson and the South
Carolina authorities.
A large number Of leading Republicans, from
various parts OF the country, have been here ior
seTeral days.
There Is q great deal OF consultation among the
friends Of the incoming administration, the re-.
suits OF which may soon be developed.
The Senate In executive session, confirmed q
nembeTo Of comparatively unimportant nomina'
tons, tifus clearing the calendar. Among the
combinations was that Of Capt, Black, OF n j,
as OuariennsSter ofth Marine Corps.
Mr.. kellogg, Of III, returned from Springfield
70 day, and from She fact that he expressed the
opinion that the Border State Committee resolu-
lions come nearer than any other plans 20 Whist
the public exigeneies require, this ) deemed sig
ssia0aIEt lsvCti1zr Nh his Recent visit to the
President elect
Afr Case Of Ind, ofthe COMMITTEES, will report
3 bin appropFiating $4,000 for the relief Of the
sufferers In Kansas
Thaddeus Hyatt has proceeded 70 Kansas with
q view Of exerting his influence In the Senatorial
election. The principal candidates are Messrs.
Army, Pomeroy and Graham.
Mr. Rust has, through a friend, sent q note 10
Mr.. Dunn, owing 10 what was said In their colo
guy In the House to-day.
There are no tidings Of the sloop ofwHr Le-
want
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THE ALL-sUFFIOIENF THREE.

TRIESEMAR |, 2&3, ARE DE-
TEOTED BY ROYAL LETTERs PATENT Of
England and secured BY the Seals Of the Ecols De
Pharmaeie do Psrin and the Imperta College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
No. ! 9 invaluable TOR exhaustion, spermatorrh@a
and all physical disabilities.
No. e. completely eradicates all traces Of those dis.
that have heretofore been treated By the
oious and perniciOus use Of fcopaiva and cuboba.
No. 3 has entirely Buppianted the injurious Use
mercury, thereby insulng 10 the sufferer speedy re
lief dispensing all impurities, and roofing out the
vernon Of disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. !, 2 and 3, are preparation the
form OF lozeuge, devoid Of taste and small, and can
aud divided into separate doses, Administered by
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-26
ExoTrEmERT BOSTON

DQsIONg Jan. EOs
After the fremont Temple was closed BY
the Mayor lass night, 5000 people gathered
in the vicinity, majority ofthem believing
il ruse Of the trustees to get rid Of the
mob. The crowd broke up into small par
ties after waiting for two beurs, and gradu-
ally dispersed. About two hundred pro-
ossded to Wendell Phillips residence, on
Essex street, and threatened to clean him
out.
The police prevented any attack, and
made several arrests. The colored popula-
ton became greatly alarmed in consequences
Of the threats that a mob would visit their
houses, but there was no such demonstra-
tion. Il is said that Mayor Wightman vas
informed that an organized attack by a
strong force would have been made on the
Temple from the outside, had the Conven-
ton re-ssssmbled in the evening, and there
fore closed the Hall and decided that il
should not be opened to-day.
A large crowd we're gathered about the
building during this forenoon, and the police
were required 70 keep the street open for
vehicles. The riotous demonstrations are,
hoWeyer, at an end.