New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

Han last evening, Rad very stormy eommehoe"'i'
but very harmonious conelus'en. ,;or =, t,o
The result was, the unanimous nomiuiuoh OF Wy
Hon Michael Hahn for e office Of GOvcrro1-a Iesui,
which We nail as bright omen ioI the fu'uIe oi LOUIS
lana. r.. .o,,,oa ,o,ooororv
Chairman pursued very singular course lie attempt
I'd to stac the will Of the majority q the Conyeacn p
arbitrary ruies aud named Commute on ,t,uT' an
Of Ike mind which after long session presented
port ia which they attempted to rule many vi S.r.
iahus friends ont of the Convention Iho icSL'u ~
refused To- put every motion which was not mace ot .
ayowcd euemy Of Mr. Ham, or TO allow any dTeu'sion
whatever on the report % Ito COMMITTEE. nc al'o
denied the right OF appeal from Ms own ue3i.Io.,h
and steadily refused 70 put every such Gppem u Inv
Convention. 81. a., 1900. ISL.
lngth ,oi The floor and demanded 10 ne heard where
uncn tbe Chairman OF the Committee Credcnti
moved that the Convention should ADJOURN 10 the fleo
State Committee rooms The President without pulthE
lie MOI ION 90 vote declared il 30 he carried whereupoh
few delegates withdrew and tho proceedings dnrn.,
the remainder Of the session, were haTmouAogs oI"'1!
ME Ir.crcrs 81 The hour ct Which tho Convention
adjourned prevents rs making any extended co'nniens
heTe We have ouly 10 say that the result II Whas We
desired and expected Mr. Tahn vii be Elected ~ u
triumphant ma orty and the Free state of Louisiana
Will SET noble example speedily 10 be followed Nv al
the States where civil government nas oeeh
BY the Rebellion"
Tho election takes place Oh tie 92l inst and Lou
siaa will then take hcT proper stand once more in the
Union q statcs.
1 lie lln1L Itu arr IhtiiNit WV 'I's''N' 1855 '
will be the GIst State restored.
/ ARMY MATHS.
The recuitinc cf tic veteran volunteers tansoenls
al expectations under the stimulus Of tie large boun
lies given Nv the Government.
There is 10 var news % importance. An active
campaign is looked for soon as Admiral taIIagut
promised feet arrives
There can he DO doubt bot hat Mobile VII become
the scene Of active warfare the coming Sumner
Eyopthirg is quiet in Texas. Recruiting Of reinsTe
continues active.
The reuoes are al carried to tie interior and th'
Corps d. Antique are hot doing much YET.
d. f. Frc,sOn al old merchant o. New Orleans, wa
dead.
The weather at New Orleans was warn.
j. :. Wlittakcr in a Published letter, declnes III
use q his lame before the Stale Convention as cardi
date for Governor.
Tie brig CIocus e. Now Orleans lost hor decsloat
aud boats and received other damage in gale IN ih'
Cut
The steamer St. Mary a; New Orleans. from PAS ca
valo, brought the sd Illinois.
COMMERCIAL ISITILIGTNCr.
I On tho Isl OF February COrroN under general ro
ceipts was da1 bugcp Standing sooi Vie ony Piyat ~
ton Al "a fer Ordinary to ~ for stTisi Midng
SUGAR in Consequence Of Taiu sok hght aud firmly
bold MoLAssrs active SO bbt 'od at +aolc' ~ ID
TGo inatiye; .scs ofAirss roHx O., 81! "a FRsioHT'
b. steamer lie. = ID for Cotton, AID - hognsai ig
for sa91 r.'i and 4o.' q III ior hcls..e.
Solp an At ic6Si,. dsl9si slLvE g,i ii's az
We are indebted to Mr.. Hampstead purser Of The
George Cromwell foI the prompt delivery OF our nhii'