, 1864-09-03

Tine Compilations at Aupper-An INSIDE
View OF Hhe1r Xntrntio4,a.

&heAonePHdtoLH a1 @upper-AH INSIDE
J View OF their 1n1caIioas.
The succesr Of the Tx11r8E In occurring, in spite
Of the Biahop n The Diocese OF Illinois, full and
accuraIe reports Of the teetimcny Of the
in the celebrated Hsgar csse, aud the familiarity
Of or reporters with the science OF acoustics
exhibited On numerous occahion~, and on that paK-
tculaF occasions By the use Of an lndaa rubber
pipe constructed On the principle or ~ ear trum-
pet, that conveyed the 1niormatIon direct to them
g ihey were e.ated in spacious apartments han
ereo Salde IemoEed-an explanation now for the
nfet t1Ene mtde puhltc-has induced our reporters
10 tfF their nard In another dsreetiun, with Whist
success can BE- iea1atd from the following aarrs-
sirce a week ago yesterday, the readers OF the
Tribune hare had abundant evidence Of the pros
fnct OF tra3;o1s In this fair city. Their fout exha
Iztpns Of dtsloy atty and hate to the Government
snd the 1ag that has protected and honorcd them
have been borne dslly and nightly upon the, breeze,
riFsll'ne in puAgetcy and tGtidity the odots from
River. Our readers Fave known. too, that t6e
En- At md shining Ill hts OF the - Democrutic''
ss Hposas; o9 .ae pesef
diebam, Suntet Coz and half dozen Others. nav
mates Of the new church-remained behind when
the majority Of The deies,sea to the Convention de-
parted: It whs not Enonn j1at fur wnat they de-
1aycd their departure. but 1t shrewly susoectcd
that the1e ~ss aoune eche.ne OF political yi,lainY
On Thursday night, just as tho +hadows bessn
to lepethen, Wilbur F. Storey and Sunset Gov
were teen II csoee consultation. An .'inteiieenr
con,tlaoanar M was placed upon their track, and
carly yesterday muruipg be makes the tol.o slog
repurt: When NJ Storey and Cox separated, the
former wel ded hls way to Ambrose d Jackson's
Ga1ine taloop, On chik street, opposite the Court
House. and bespoke tha best supper the establish.
mcnt afforded; Ambrose vas tod to spare no ex-
pe1te- a little sfter eight the conspLators drop
Red n1p1ne of them, inciading Wood. Seymour,
et3h Of 81 npprr rom fronting on Clark srr. ct, ID
i1ll yieE cf the UIion demonstration In Court
For \ lime they aIe in silence: At last coz
time Over yonder."' Vaiiandishum noide%d % a-sens. nj
Rosr & ene Goa .oes ea sa.. q
"1hnse id Aboluonists arc mating heap Of
noise over the Convention. Stusuy, didu't you lei
~, ~
Id the bt!l, and = ssb!e a..endant appsaled. d
.BfinE on lie Wiae Tbs lns xas an h19sae brn1aSs
TT eyes q i @ ,l.t o .Dsmeesaie" baud sps!Elea
p1sgss Tnsssa.s ss9
wine. AT ifs approach, doubt, dlssrust ana cloud
disappear. ard IN their place come hope expecta-
sought md long Wished for by philosopher. L Il
tse hiysa1 so'ssnt % 81 the Coz was
filed bis glare. Fernando 81 I'd hts glass, and 60
did al Of Them All hobnobhed w.th each other,
anG %,,!l all with Storey ..u ..,,., ~
your cp.n,os o. he sasaat,on! said V:llsads Da
mighty tsoit thing, don't 7ou. 1,nis
Hat ng1ecd 10. soto roee. The Ice was
broken. and thenceforth there poured forth
: stream OF w0rdy frolhIne tx,k. They told Of
p. !, rsn1y, Of the despotifu, under wnsch they
Ered, how they we're deps1ye1 OF The privilege ct
p u't,1g. for the downfall Of the Government:
low With Mcclellan and Pend1ston Is their stlnd.
ard lea1e1s. they were certain OF victory IN the
cpriLg c-mpsicn, how th1t Little Mac was al a
pnl'ret In thelr hAndB how that ValIanaIehnu
should be Secretary oi N'or; Guthrie secretarY at
the TtraeuIy, Seymour Secretary OF State, and
tat storey should have drt elaas mission
abroad lharry dav for chlcaeo1i how that it was
The tar1esl desre thst the south should attain to
llcept oceuce hoW that slavery should be fostered
and encouraged how that pesca once secured
Mexico should be oytrfup, and the Institution per
ntancptly established there, and how that there
ehou'd be var With England and France whea oQr
domestic cifaculties we're settled. Toasts we're
..Ihs health and prosperity Of Hts E1celleuey
yfft ron Davis, President Of the Confsdernte
Statee OF An efica.'' Vallandieham rsepnnded
and offered Confusion 10 tyrAuts. aud to Abraham
EiLcoln the chief Of lhem." Hos1tio offered '.Tho
Constitution and the iaws'-{uader which KIog
: a sentiment decidedly ont Of place in that crowd
Storey drank to the 'sUnion It the couioderscy
and the Northwest" Fernando Wood offered al
LIS eentiEeM =" prayer for peace" Others Of.
ierfo. "a fEse ballot or free fght'' sNo more
.he reunion WA continued until long after mid
night and after eettll1g bill OF $1s5 for supper
tors eepatned. going dewn stalrs carefully one At
time. at intervals Of few minutes, as If they
feared that their reasonable ptterances had been
heard BY the authorities.