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The preamble aud resolution, after some modification,

were then adopted as 0llows:
WHEREAS In the opinion Of this Convention, the uncertainty
which prevails public mind the policy which the fed-
Executive Intends towards the seeded states
treney pjurou the Industrial and commercial interests ri the
country excitement which unfavorabe
pending disturbance
Of the public peace Therefore.
Resoei That committee three delegates be appointed BY
this Convention upon President OF the United States
hin this preamble and sou ard respectfully ask
him communicate TO this Convention the policy whehih Fed
era Executive Intends TO pursue la regard to the
States
On motion of Mr.. MONTAGUE, the vote was record.
ed as follows
Yxs-Messrs Amber Barbour Bskey Boudn Branch
Cabe Csperon, Cecil Chabis Chapman Connan, Conn., Y
Conrad H. Cox Ctchsr, Dekins, Echoh FISHER Tourney
Garland Gillespie Graham Gregory John doode Jr Hale Al
olson Hail. Cyrus Hall Hammond Haryie, Hocomte Hunton,
sDs Ken Kindred aw,On Leake Charles h; Maory; James
rick Parks Prest Randolph. Reharjsl Robert scott wm
Scott seawe Shelly sssghte Speed Staples Strange sOther-
llu Tayioo, Tredgay, Waller, Wilson and Wysor- 81.
NAYS hessrs Janney (PfesD Armstrong, Aston Baldwin, A.
NJ Baylor Berlin, BoE Boggs Brent Burde Bulsy
C.upbe Cale, Carter Clemens c Conrad, Couch, Gusts,
mond, Hoge Holiday Hubbard u hes Jackson Peter John
Lewis MeGrew Marshall Masters, noett Moore osburn,
II. H. sus Chapman J. stuart Summers rarr, White, Wick
ham, Wiley and Wise b.
The PRESIDENT then announced TIA. nominations OF
the three Commissioners were in order.
Mr. SCOTT, of FAuquer nominated Hon. WV. BAL
Preston, Of Montgomery, and he was unanimously
elected.
Dir. SUMMERS nominated Hon. A. H. II. STUART, Of
Augusta.
Mr. H0LCOMBE nominated Mr.. G. w. RANDOLPH Of
the city of chmond.
Various other nominations were made aud withdrawn
and animated debate incidentally upon party
nomenclature etc. Finally the nominations of Messrs.
STUART and RANDOLPH were confirmed, and then,
On motion OF Mr.. PATRICK, the Convention adjourn
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DiED.

H Max Court House, the reIlerce Of her husband Oh
ath o. March in the Gsth year Of her Mrs Macy Baby
wife q Co. Vim. Bailey Of Halifax county
Possessed Of all the o. earthly Enjoyment oVsd AID ho
cred by large circle adeconsc r. ens and relatives
called pas' through the dark valley Of death
The deceased endowed with intellect sr0rg qrS
10 hut Few Of her and gifted with couyea
tIonsl that commanded the respect ami SdGiAon
numerous friend AMI associates
sh was remarkable for her hrdnes and 10 her neor
gbOrf and ruthuly he said that paEd
path through he unweared aborns fpr those loved
full Of tender charity for al who her She
faithful mress an onored ni.hbor and respected sho
her To her husband he indeed M nd AMI eompan
lon who d chreed and nt ned him Tor macy years
the trials and difficulties o. lie snd woe clear Jug
could always with coma irnce rely Mrs Pse hsd brra
pous and consistent member Of the Episcopal
Church. and calmly resigned her spirit TO that blessed Saviour
whom she had faithfully served aud enabled by faith say
81 that Rsierler veh and that lie shall itsnd
day upon the earth and though after skn tsoy
this body yet In my a .sh shall see Goo"
affective disp.nss.on be solemn and saeetonae sp
peal her those whom she loved earth s
viour who loved and HI. life for many" c.
the sth Instant JAMIE HEATd yOungs, Peyton
Ann VI Johnston, sge1 Is months.
III. furer. vi. take place from the Monumental Church this
svirg o'clock The friends and rSlniances Of the
iiy are invited TO attend without farther notice.
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THE ATTITUDE OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND

WASHINGTON, April 6-Fhe statement that England
and France will sustain the policy of the administration
in the event Of attempt put down the secession Of
the Confederate States is without Shadow of founda-
ton. Advces received by the last mail from Europe by
both the English and French legations indicate pretty
clearly what these powerful governments intend TO
d. They will keep hands Off and wait the development
OF events. The instructions all their agents on this
side OF the water clear aud explicit In no event will
they take sides ia the difficulties which now impend over
this country They sincerely hope to see peaceful So
luton of the question. | make this statement on the
highest authority.
The war wing Of the Republican party are In great
gee at the prospect Of plungug the country into civil
and blood. They do not hesitate to denounce Gov
Seward in coarse and ungeDtlemanly language, merely
because be opposed their insane and reckless schemes
Had it not been for his wise couns the whole country
to-day would witness that would appa the strong
est heart. He will permit this administration TO
follow the wild and fanatica schemes Of the aboonists
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CONSERVATIVE NETTING IN MIDDLEsE

At meeting of the conservative party OF hidtlesex,
held at Saluds on Tuesday, the End of April, for the
purpose Of sending delegates TO the convention to be
held at Yorktown on the lth inst to select conser-
vitive candidate to represent in the Congress- VIM
Christian was called TO the chair, aud Lewis Jones,
r appointed Secretary. On motion that the Chair ap-
poin. three delegates from each masiserial district
the Chair made the following appointments
lst Distriet-Jamos w. Fisher, NJ Evans, John L. So
gar Mt, p
+. Robinson. go,
sd Dis.rict-H D. Barrick, Douglas Pitt and A. Stf
"a motion the Chair and Secretary were added to the
list of delegates.
On motion these proceeding were authorized to be
published in the Richmond Wing and Rural SoutherneF
On motion the meeting adjourned.
WIN S. CHRISTIAN, Chairman.
y,-,s Tncrs Secondary
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plDWIyrs pFCrLATIyC Pills

Ara the great cgenerage edclne Of the Ladies for yau
the ciint 81 depressing Mecousuung complaints o. tPtcd
nature, restored heath and by hlr All the
dnay Tons Of he zach bosc and ye yield the G
Six PHI suffice In ttt and iey
In from three 70 sS hour C-ctual an 20 the dT-
given In eating tnties Coated IN
the ri Is have tis agreeable They
tvne quickly but rnspenuv and In biousness they To-
fa bie Dypeptcs who have suffered r years 10 ieE
under this painless operation They act poSerilly
the circulation - the blood rendering il uniform and tquA
81, tinutth as
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IupopT.Nr tn p,prNTc

Every should keep py e RadFaYt Ready Rel
instantly Ia the house II only bat viii vafd sticks
o. Fever and ig1 Group, IuIerE fore Thoat small PoH,
&c e Fever 1yphoi Fever and other malignant ard
In % RheumAtism. Neuralgia, CTanp Pa Acie tHd
other lufrms, spp alton Of TIE Ready Relic externally
ssspoOnf. in itfc dick. will stop the
tiating ps rs ia fem five 60 Gf.s.n MINUTES
In t4cks ~ Group Dip heraor Sore TON paFpe
Railway Ready Relief will always life and quickly the
patient.
For Worms there medication quick dose Of Rsdsay
Ready Relief
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: Nd SUPPLY NEW
| IL. IL. IL.
| FAREWELL
CALONEL, PLUE PILL, QUINENE.
OPIUM, CHLORoFORM, AND ALCOHOL.

Railways Remedies combine all that rtqred or tie purgt
ton publication, regun, Inyig ration and haimonion q
all the oryars ~ ~" hpman body.
RiDwAY's READY RIIFE taken preventive, foItihs The
fame asn the hdrnces q bad air, had water dsrp ddn
changes Of Temperature and sieclts nj elton II ctms
~ ~ 'he Taken ~ III o. Quiet
disease alone Adun later, u ia the
disorder opportunity Tor the rtmeJe,
eTclta their ttngn " d lerce
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TrPoRfANr YRor O8lRfxurov

CHARLESTON, April 9. 1sCi.-Relisble ipfs,m,,,.-.
been received from the North that reinforee,re, s'
ordered TO Fort SUMTER and will be accomp,n;.S "s
squadron under command OF Commodore S,rinVb,n'
Eve thousand Southern men, In addition 70 IT,
present in the Notifications are rcady 10 ,,L. 49,
within - hours. Hed
The ultimatum, seigs or surrender, hs M. ,.,
sent 70 Msjor Anderson, but with the supple. a..
day he notified by General Beauregard ths, IT, ~
he last, which Ia equivalent declaration Of ho,,s
This is positive.
Troops have been ordered n rendezvous A, noi,,,
mote from Charleston, but within supportinc di.,,.
to watch the movements OF tho enemy. They NOV :,
once.
Governor Pickens has all day been inspecting tn. nj,
terie. accompanied by portion OF his Council atd a.
Tor officers Of the army. Everything throughout va. r.
a state Of efficiency
Boodshed !. inevitable, and drop IL spit, no on.
kGowns when Il will end '
Aforma demand for the surrender Of the for. h.,
not been made and may not be made a, all
For obvious reasons the intentions Of the Conf de
| are involved in mystery
The excitement IS intense, and everybody il IN ,b,.
ing humor. '-'
MONTGOMERY Ala, April G, 1861
The people in this city reish the war ne vs. etee,d
~. They are greatly pleased with the prospect Of
brush, but are afraid that the Lincoln administrative
will evade conflict.
The OF the firing into a schooner ct Charle.,o,
brighiens all faces
Dr.. Norwood Of Henderson county Ky, was murde,.
ed few days ago. by fugitive slave.
The people OF Madison couniy Virginia at their ,,t
court adopted resolution aginst sendag reprtsep,
tive to Congress.
At the municipal election in Stanton Va, On the "A
inst n X. Trout elected Mayor.
DR.. John Reynolds. has been elected mayor of sben.
herdstown Va, aud George Byers recorder
Mary Ann Lovett, convicted at Louisville Of throw
ing voI upon Mrs Parrot has been sentenced to nav
| fine of $4,000.
The citizens of Talspoosa, Ala, have pledged them
selves to buy goods from merchants who purchase
| goods in the free States.
Some mscreant in Cleveland Ohio, hurled stone a,
the statue of Perry, breaking the sword be hold. IN biz
hand.
Miss Charlotte Cushman attended the wedding Of
| nephew in st. Louis Wednesday.
| Miss Dix, the phlanhropis, is 10 Nashville
The Portsmouth VA, Transcript says the fruit cron
| in that region promises well.
James Redp,th has been appointed Haytien consul for
Philadelphia.
Purdom ermayor Of Jackson, Mississippi, died on
| the 10Th ult.
Hon. C. G. Clay has reached Minnesota where he
went for the benefit of hs heelth.
Nearly all our Maryland exchanges report the whoa.
crop very promising.
Secretary Chase is spoken Of the Of Judge
Mclean.
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pAnWAY,s RENnvArING pPsnLvENr

Searches the diseased blood and 81 rnamm1tory Gbd
corupng partc Hor chrome diseases supposed 10 b. ftSi
the u,h and tissues al help II "a the @ ;Hrid'h
cure There not sh skin dis order that s this nigh
dsnfecten liberated Throat Bronchitis Tuberc'e
the lungs all oms Of liberation inward outward sGeeunb be-
fore iis anti s. pt.c anti hsmEstory scion
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere.
ans RADwAY Co. % John ~. Y.
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ATTEMPTED koRLEE iSP SUIcIDR.-Albert Dittman
ardent young Dutchman, residing in Sogth Boston,
having been sernly rspused from the affection and the
bodily presence of Margaret Pedre bu1om German
mss, lust sixteen years DID, of whom he desper.
atey ehagored, procured pistol on Tuesday last and
loadicg it With powder and gravel stone, repaired to
the residence Of his "king' inamorata where, after
brief interview, he leyeled his weapon and placing it
against her neck fred tic stone entering tho neck of the
girl, iufcting dangerous wound Albert then rushed
out of the house aud Jumped into the iver from which
he violently Gsbed and escorted Jail to await his
t-ial.
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eigu Safes to which ii existence, and which are
tortured by its mystery and which held to be as In
potent as their gent for shielding themselves and from
one common aud overwhelming ruin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-09

TIE Emperor Napoleon has recently done very brave
del lie has taken the frs step towards making him
Sc Pops ia bis own kingdom. For many months past
,ie French clergy have been complaining bitterly OF the
uperors treatment Of bis Holiness the Pope of Rome
The Bishop Of Poities aad the Bishop OF Orleans have
ei this against bis Nsesty-and lately they have
become ou.rageou>y ilsoent. By way OF punishment
the Emperor has substantially communicated the Bhh-
op Of Oelus by for5iing all the func,iOnaries OF the
diocese from holding any Intercourse with that preate
This is the beginning Of the quarrel Another and may
be much decisive step will be taken, tina; OF depo
sti0u Introduction of bread and and punishment
While Napoleon III. lives, there cannot be more than
one ruler in France.
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AN,ppt,evox Uopsvp,cr

4 MARRIAGE on HORSEBACK "A few weeks ago, Will
lam Montgomery aud Louisa Long eloped together and
wee married at Red Bluff the ceremony being perform.
ed while they remained horseback prepared for the
emergency of alert parent The citizens gave them
hearty vecOme aud escorted them with tnklng cymbals
i'fz brass further on their way TO bIss, via San
L...ll.llLa Io..rnnI ! - Il 49,
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10 CoRRssPoNpENrS

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THE EXCITEMENT At CHAMorTE-The Charlotte On. C)
Bftti,. Of Tuesday ssys;
Business slnoS; entirely suspended in Charlotte
Yesterday the citizens having been worn down by Ia
isue watching and mOmeutary alarms The citizens were
on duty all iay aud the greatest excitement prevailed
We fear tie end is not vet"
I, mentions the following additional fires
yesterday morning at about S O'Clock the alarm OF
fire wss gveu aud pairing to the spot we fouad the
stables OF Mr. Hand eompe ely developed with fire, the
york OF ircerdaties
At 10 o'clock another alarm given, and We dis
covered that The stables Ar Samuel Blair was wrapped
ia flames.
The buildings in which the fires we're kindled we're
entirely destroyed but 10 the great credit OF the citizens
and the engine company the flames were not PERMITTED
20 SPREAD.
The greatest Wig lance is absolutely Necessary, we
have no doubt that organized band Of ncendaes are
at work 10 iuiu the city OF Charlotte"
corps of Regulators" consisting of ave 10 each
ward has been formed who to require all persons IN
each ward 20 register their names and occupation.
Rlthhorne il the name of fha new town inst snrun0
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@WATKINs 4 ElCKLEN are open.

WIZ Ing, IN morri-g, more OF these
linen Sets Collars and slecyes) a. rs cts
Beaut fgl b. oche Barge Ahglas very cheap
Elegant Printed 0rganiie,
II sck B.rege HernsnIe
Brilliant Lustered Heavy Black silks, very low
Newstyle Hack aud Colo Parsso,s, with many otter
Spring goots by every arrival
pRich Silks Bareges Chsle Bsrege and Portrd Roea,
&C. M from recent Auction will he sold second a,cr
at a great sac. lice.
aJs wATKtys PICRLgN.
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w. O. Yeverton, who figured lately In the great scan.
di suit 10 Ireland has been suspended from duty in the
British army.
Lord Lyons has sen. special messenger to New York
to look into the workings of the new tariff act
An election will be held il Kentucky the All Of
May next for delegates to he Border slave State Conven
ton.
Rev. Heman Humphrey. D. D., ex-President Of Am
herst 90 egs died 10 Pits6sd, Massachusetts,, last
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MORE MISSISSIPPI TRooPs PEYsAcoLA-The Mo-
bic Advertiser states that ,heas of the Mississippi quota
Of troops reached that city Friday night last in all
aboq, Eve hundred men. II adds
There from fifteen to eighteen hundred sol.
diers here, mostly hssissppans, waiting uniforms and
equipments canvass city of tents occupes the old
Ann street camp ground and drill duty ia the order Of
the day. 1t is dangerous looking army that for though
each man has not yet rife nearly every one has his
natural weapons-bowe.kufe revolver-girded on his
hin
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GREAT BAnGaINsIH SILKS

A ESPECIAL COM 1gSSIrNER und-r dee &c pro,
N nounced by the Circuit Court Of the city Of Wsniugad
univ Of James CITY the ih day tf peoembeF lVln
the Of Robert H. Arm ad executor Of !Ohn NJ saa,
ceased plaintiff asains wilson purfy, It as, tetntA IT,
will sell at public auction, b-fne tie SOubOu'e dor 10 NE cH
OF WILLIAMSBURG hONDAY May lh. s6 the uAc, Of LihD
situated In the county q James cry, kaown as htrarteV
field coniainag sLo hpee hundred and irtyh
TKsgs-Credir Of monih s.cnred by bona Win 60
personal security bearing lnteres, oa date sale Tic retained
uLul purchase morsy psid
Walker W. yAsr. Special conm"ionef.
Williamsburg, April g. 1861. s'9 dh
CRUDE CAUPHOR.-A cheap Camp or for packing
20 pnWAKD n ROBINSON.
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kAtoeorne IS the paue of the new town just sprung
% in the region Of the oil discoveries in Northwestern
sgilia IL rumoers some 1900 Inhabitants all drawn
together IN short time The present. Legislature ~
passed an act Of Incorporation for Rathborne
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VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.

The Convention assembled in the Hall Of the House OF
Delegates at 10 o'clock A. N.
THE ARKANSAS CONVENTION.
The PRESIDENT presented communication from the
Governor transmitting ordinance and resolutions
adopted by the Convention Of Arkansas. The docu-
laid upon the table, and ordered to be print
cd.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
TuE U. s. SrSAroRsuP-$l, 600 En- ROUTE FOR Nv
IORG

LEWIS JoSEs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
msrLe,.-Peported By Telegraph.

CHICAGO. Nov. 9--FLOrR q1iet. WHEAT dGH, and 90
lower 7lc. for No L. o. H. for No 2, IN store cOkN
quiet 20 ior m,ed, in store, Oars active kEcBIPrs
900 bb, Flour n 0Ol bIsh. Wheat 5000 bush. Corn
sRPnEyrs go bbs Flour 100 bush. Wheat lO0 bush
Corn FEEGHTs hrme At lJc. on Corr, and I4c On Wheat
20 Buffalo. ExCsANGE unchanged.
OswEsO. Now 9-tIouE ~ changed. WHEAT duili saies
last light 4Ou0 bush Winter Red indiana a. III to-day
1000 bnsb. Canadt club a / %. COKN quiet BhTKr
dul sses 600 bush Bay Qunte at 81 d3lac and 20 do
20 aflye SOC RYE and Pas quiet CASAL FREGHrs IN
rnsnrrd on Eonr Gle Whsa; 20c TO NewIork. IAKR lz-
PoRTs 80 bb Flour Geo bu,h. Wheat 6s 300 do Corn
C.sAL ExPoHrs 2O bbls. Flour 90 coo bush Wheat, 2V0
DO Corn, 800 do. Barley. 49,
BUFgALO, Nov. 81 p. m.-FLouR unchanged WHEAr
ar-t sales Of coo bush Milwaukee Club at Sc 5000 do
lisd Winter Ot.. Corn lower, with fair demand
,ses % 900 bush 4o N0 do at 39ic Canal FREeHrs
bu.ter at 24c. Corn and 2c. on Wheat 20 New York
LAKE IspoRrs ~ 900 bbll Four 20oC0 bush Whea,.
81 600 DO Corn; 5000 DO. Barley. CANAL ENPoRTs3 2VO
bbs Flour. 237 600 bu.h. Wheat, l6{ 600 do. Corn.
PHuADELPHiA Nov. 9-FLorR hTm; sales slpertre Al
s5 So WnHa,-sales 800 bush az El 310 81 y for Red
and 81 IS for White CoRS-sales 50 bush at tls a6Jc
MEIEKY fEm at n d2l.c
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
.MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF HEw-YORK.......Nov.
Cleared.

ships-Manhsttsn, Dixon, Liverpool c. H. Marshall Co
nyincible Hepburn Liverpool Spofoid, Til'ston Co
Euphemis tSpan.l Salas Genoa Gomez Wats Go Hen
rstta TrecaItsn Londonderry Brett Son Co. RochArn.
beau, Snow, London, J. w. Elwe Co.
Bsrss-Chantifleer. Hatch Lisbon, NJ. NJ Freeman Co.
Margae.ta Rosa (Aus Stapuriok Dublin Craig Nichols
Union Davis, H.ue Boyd Heiaeken; Augusta, Grant,
Greenport W. Oaksmith
Brs.-Peeress (Br), sksliney, Arroyo, II. j. c. A. De
woli Penguin ,tBrl Conyen Bermuda, Middleton Co:
samson, DENTON, Triesei Beatrice Coffin, key West H.
Benner kiphas tBr Daniels Curdsnas r. L. Neyius Son.
schooneri-Ocean Wave, Price Snow Hill T. L. Benton
Sons Wreath Rende Boston, Prince Of Wales Chisholm
Lewis Co. Robert H. Dexter br Dexter, HaisI, =.
Whitney Do searsvie, Sears, Gibraltar B +. small
Amsnda, Kelly; Pembroke Aadie E. Bsnes Be.yoI.h ST.
Pekens ncCready, Mott Co. risi. tBr shaw. Cafdenss
d. H. Dewolf; T. Raymond. Mpy, WILMINGTON J. eager
Sarah Helen, Sherman, BspglT n. r. Buck Co Rescue
Bacon. Baltimore, Merrill Abbott G. 5. Hazard BIard
Hartford II. ) Rscsett
sloop--Nil ile,t Mason, Newport. L. Kenny
Stsancrs--Saph Joner Phsdephs Cbesapeske Cfowsh,
Portland, II. Is. Cromwell 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
Passengers Sailed

IN ,teansAip irago Jor Southampton aGd Hisre--0en
Winfield Scott and servant, Col H. H. Scott lady son snt
feryan, Ihuflow Weed Mis- n. A. Weed AlbSnv Col and
Mrs John Winthrop, Hsysns; Howland. Rev. william
Iamson Paris Dr and Mrs J. v Huntington, Rev T. Ma
ellie New York IsaGc Isein. Havre Mr.. ana Mrs w. H. AP
peton Misses and Master Appleton HOemere French
nv Baltimore; Mrs l. }. Tiffany Miss Tiffany and maids
Be,ton Philadelphia; Dr. j. NJ. Leedom L. Tiffany, Rev j.
H Roland Rsv A. Frisyes Rev. r. LouauDt, two Misses
Dehon MI and Mr. e. X. Green Mrs Green snd family j.
g. Johnston family Miss Hayward aud maid T. De doer
r. V. Welch, Nes.York T. Chsso Boston Mr. and Mrs o.
IIsrtwitz Baltimore X. Neessr H. Hackee y. X funnet,
Mr. and Mrs Leopold and two children, H. Van Scheck
Nr Bsnk NewYork; j. Lcge Mrs Helm and servant, I'D.
Brown England; '. NJ Moore, NJ Cebalss New York q.
Collier Mrs and Miss oler. St. Louis Mrs kTumbhear Q.
c. Thompson G. NJ Thompson, New York II. Adams T. w.
Maden L. Roseuhsd Jules p Chabannes DR. Keathn, Mira
do Vsnguq and servant Y. T. Dow Mass r. Searny,
z. h1ssm T. Stagg J. Gonery q. Goodrjge, Angel,
lady and four children Mrs Jules Ch.bsnDes Miss Bore
servant Miss Lanap Mrs and Miss RlfAnt Miss Learer
NewYortt T. Homer, Mr. and Mrs Wm. b. Fry, child and
servant PHILADELPHIA Mr, X Tenbroeck, Miss Anderson
Miss j. Perfo True Mr.. H. Aphonse Mrs. Hussou, L..
Ooday H. Henry John Pechsrd C. Buhler p Kasfmsn A.
Cousst O. Fuser j. A. Ustuacher j. Pucaud H. Bartine, J..
John OF, Bsuy, Mira Burial Mrs. Joseph Ricsud, +. T.
Var, Miss Williams
In steamship Gla,gop, for Ltepoo,-Mrs H. NJ Lsnsley,
Aysn Hovdy, Misc Hoyey Boston, John do Ia Montsgne,
tishkl r. Podde. ID. f. Solomon, A. i. Kennedy balti-
more @. w. Aritcher r. b. Low II. b. Brown, John II.
Lewis w. d. Honeu T. H. Avery, Rev. JAmss Quiu 3. b.
Cochrsne, and others In steersge.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11
IBy Tel graph |

BALTIaoRE, Nov. 10, 1861
The full returns of the Maryland election show
that but one Rebel Senator and SIX delegates are
elected. The House of Delegates stands 68 Union
and G Rebels. The Senate stands l3 Union and 8
Rebels. Seven Of the latter are Of the number who
hold over, aud six OF them represent strong Union
counties.
Bradfords majority for Governor is about Jo'Ooo.
special session of the Legislature is 10 be called
by Gov. Hicks to undo tie rebel legislation OF tins
Spring to enact new police law, and to put tie
State full and square on the Union platform
The seats of the Baltimore Senator felIot, and
those under arrest will also be declared vacant, and
a new election ordered.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

Richmond, twenty-five s-inch shell guns; two 10.
inch do. no =,
guns. %
Q yioceunes, sixteen medium 32s, and four sinCh
Wafer Witch, two 2i.lb howitzers, and two l2-ib
riaed guns.
The force Of the Rebel fleet was:
Ivy, one % -ib rited gun.
James e. Day, one 2i-ib riaed gun.
Orlando, no guns, intended for boarding
Mckay, no guns, intended for boarding.
This was one Of the most disgraceful affairs that
it has been the misfortune Of the American Navy to
record.