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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-29

L DIR Dow continues TO be consulted at his office,
Nos. Z and Endicott street, Boston, on all dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
LAST YEARS CABLE PICKED UP.
SPLICE MADE, AND CABLE LOWERED
Great Eastern Laying the West End
EXTRACT FROM DIARY OF THE EXPEDITION
HrAnrs CONTENT. Sept. 9

HEARTS CONTENT Sept 90 1896.
The cable of lastyear was picked up this (SunGay)
morning at 40 o'clock in latitude SIS 52 longitude
go O3. The splice was made and the cable lowered
at 7 q. m.
The Great Eastern is now 700 miles from here, pay
ing out. Everything is going on we'll and they ex-
pect to reach here on Saturday next
ST. JonSs N F., Sunday, September Q 1866.
The Terrible arrived here at noon to-day. She left
the cable feet Wednesday evening being short Of
coal and provisions. AT that time the Great Eastern
was starting for spot hundred miles east Of the
point where the cable broke last year. all attempts to
successfully raise the cable in the 1900 fahOms depth
having failed The following is minute abstract
from Mr.. Beams diary:
SUNDAY August 2GreOt Eastern joined the Terrible and
Albany at the rendezvous The Albany had hooked the cable
previous to the Great coming up and lest with two
miles Of graphing rope
AUGUST - AND H-Drifting.
AUGUST l5--Mf Canning being satisfied By the strain on
the dynanometer increasing to nine and half tens that the
cable hooked O'clock everything was made ready 70
Let go large buoy with veering rope attached Hence the
occurred the splice between the graphing rope
and buoy rope having drawn. Fortunately no one was in
jured
AUG l6-Drfting.
AUG l7-A II o'clock ships time. the cattle cane to the
surface at the bows Of the Great BaseD but while oil were
congatuatng themselves this great success the cable
slipped of the grapples and disappeared From this date up
10 Wednesday evening the 2stb wewere graphing with va
ou success On one the Albany brought up two
miles Of the cable Tie weather very unayorabe AT
tho time the Terrible left decided 60 east 100 miles
where the water is only ll6 flthoms.
They would arrive there Thursday and appears the re-
suit is a perfect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

Fletcher Secretary q State Nashville; Gen. james r
gomas o1altsrmaster General Nashville, Col Ad NJ
Heneb0wer stan Vol A. ID c. Col w O. Garrett GoIgm p
ham esq The Rev j. A. Hydsn late Chaplain DATED states
Army, Capt David Nefon Captain United states arm,
6rcr, esq., Capt William punts late United States Army
the Hon. William Wires. House Of Representatives. CaPS
,S hnh %.s sst Of 4 n
Committee Gen. John Eaten IT, editor Of TA MmPA. POm
ss S5SsPi 4sf M sssa Ai'
Representatives,, the Hon Joshua B. Frsr,9p speaseI o.
sress tho Hon A. W. Hawkins Commissioner Of Railroads.
Major Brown, late Of United States Army the Hon
House Of Capt william Heydt sergeantat'
Of House Of Representatives. h3ior & Sraa
speaker Of the House Representatives. Major GhaIeS v IN
man. House Of Representatives, Jesse Saou sng Mn Hon To-
seph Doughty House Of Representatives, the Hon o.
ugdon. the Hon A. A. Patterson Judge Ientn yue e1Ss
emit the Hon. Wm Hanten, Judge Criminal oVuII II
T Mckinley Commissioner Registrations the Hon .; o.
Noah Chancellor Fourth Division; Judge Wp MIs Com
% %. w 81 ransInIy Az JOS Gregory sup
Freedmen Dr. D. A. Davidson Director s.St . kqrOd5q
Turner VIM Mccoaco. J. L. Williamson Edmond Hurry,
Dr. j. a. sse Isaac Roach Dr. Henry McCa DsVa
tom ESQ J C. Reayi. james MeDrcvry. s. A. Smith NJ ).
EDWARDS w% scse. George S Pq ManSs,n ~ Msior
Barbour Lewis, Gen. John Eaton IT, M'sI O. Pierce j.
T. Merriman Judge Claiming Richards H. Pesrne. A.
p Bnrd j. e. Conner, Major Joseph Tagg W: b DIitt 4.
NJ wolcott p NJ Neil John Sherman, j. L. WINFIELD Jonn
III Bills Thomas Boile tie Hon. Fielding Hurst MAJOR H. Nj
Thompson Col Melcher, j. Il. Cole, Judge o. W Keeyee'
Robert Quinn, Capt Green Robert Medng John McCiarn'
MISSOURI.
DrIPGATEs.-Gov Thomas C. Fletcher the Hon. j. W.
Mcclure John X Keso j. T. Benjamin. Geo. W Anderson
r. T. Van Horn--a members Of Congress- aud Charles r.
Moss A. d. Carman, Louis Gottschalk A. NJ Tyler
Theodore Hdehrand Gustav A Finkelnburg Lous foop'
Ncoaus Schittner. VIM stumpf Chas Gordon X j. Ron
bauer j. W. Decker. Chas. Picker, Gustav Fisher + NJ
Wake T. Ledergerber Christian Oberbeck John CAV,
ender Henry Lagor Edward H. Rice nadee Vale Emil
Pretoifus, C. G. Simmons Samuel KnoE Luoien Eaton,
George Partridge A. g. Braun, Alfred Capp Peter Baker
Chas r. johnson Capt John Reed Col. Phil A. Murphy,
G. W. Fishback Gen. Chester Harding. Col W. 3 Pope
Samuel Bonner Isaac T. Wise, Chas. II. uowlsnd, A. L..
Gray C. c. Hartman, Laclen Eaton, Samuel X weed VIM
Bond Sam. W Eager. Irwin Smith John G. Vogel Geo.
T. Strong Warren Cuuier, John GTether Edward HeFZog
Charles Wslther j. H. GreeneaL T. W. Fox, ID. J. jew
ett H. NJ Thompson, Charles w HorT -..e ID EngeL An
son Comstock b. II Bonper, j. y0lcord Dam OCanag'
ham, John JcFa1 Henry Gambs, WIN. Miller, j. A. Wood.
ward Weston Flint, j. Jo' Ison Horatio d. Wood
LOUISIANA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
BORDER STATES.
WEST YIIGIsIA.


DrLEGATRs-Goyenor Foreman, Senators, WILEY and Van
Wrinkle and B. +. Kelly Harris, Duyan, Lishourn and
Stsoher porte Crayon) al distinguished GeneTh officers
durug the war. The Hon. H. NJ Ktshen ne HOT. james
Burey the Hon John Atkinson the Hon. W. r. STEPHENSON,
the Hou Greenhury Slack the Hon. Edwin Maxwell George
W. Norton Jacob iIornbroos J. C. AcGrew, Nathan Gon
ID. 5. Pinnel, and Gen. 5. ID. Karns.
KENTUCKY.
DEkEGAIRs LARGF-James STeed ex Attorney Generals
the Rev. Robert j. Beckihridse toe dsng ushee fresoy
telian inc and who Temporary President o e ni'
vention which nominated President Lincolnj The Hon Wm
Il. Worthngton Bourne Goggin Al. A. Benton H. j. BAKER
Msjor G. W. Williams Hen. Lucien j. Anderson N H.
Black Colonel Wu. r. Thomasson the Hon. g. Durham,
Colonel s NJ Barnes the Hon. r. r. Weir p johnson j.
H. Lowry j. O Oxsley Geo. T. Wood, r. l.. Wintersath,
VIM Stewart the Hon W. H. Randall aud the Hon. Samuel
EekeOn-the latter members OF Congress,
DISTRICT DEIEGArHs-C0 T. IS Fpirleigh. William B Belk
nap Col H. T. Burge LicGt-CoL Charles Gill Capt Z. G.
Hare A. b. Sempe William p. Benedict. David l. Beatty,
d. Spadng H. lr T.. W. Colscot, b. L. Avery, NiItin 81
jur H. g. VAN sseeenn j. NJ. Armstrong John Houire, H.
r. Martin John Fry DIR. ID. j. Grifihs r. Gwathmey, G..
Bagrmaa H. W. HAYES Christian ssege, Robert Ayers Jc'
seph W. Calvert Joseph SerD ANTHONY Wiser William God,
William ID Caieehef Austin Dupuy w s. Hsgan Dr. James
Lane Charles Esi gton J, Cabertson w. j. Steele, VIZ
Ian Van Pe! IfughW. Adm, /. L. pinkcrtOn and W.
Hontan.
TENEEssTE.
DsLgGATEs-Gny Y. q. BsownOw, Knoxville, the Hon. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
MIDDLE STATES.

SEw-YoRK.
The gentlemen who represen, the Empire State are so vel
Enown that Il Is unnecessary to give any more than their
Asmea
DztNeIrxs AT LARoE-sepators Morgan and Harris.
Many Of the County Conventions which have been held dur
s the past three days appointed delegates the Convention
but the mails have failed bring full list The following
are the nance so chosen as far can learns
Sion Lyman Tremains 0. H. P. Kinney, editor Of ~
psylsy Advocate Andrew j. Lang Allison Elmer Horace
q Gleason y H. Demipg Major j. b. Cali Alexander Jea
pings j. B. LAufed FREDERICK Richardson and r. L. Dodge
IRON Tioga County. w y 'e xs Je0T R, aSS
Prince Wm g. McCnnn, Hastco6 Frost Snmuel NJ TITUS
james Rider Mso hfATs5, Lassm a. nSsg H Icp
sou Norman Vsn Noe'EaDd ond Daniel PesisaH Of queens
County James Wi9slOw. VIM 5 Johnston JeIomas wltse
Isane Plstt Gen W De Peyser W. w. Hagcman, George
ssletvne George Parker Gilbert Benty Herrrick Thorn
George Alien DT T. Deyo Major " BulaTd George innls
Augustus Allen the Rev. George Rider the key. o. Ia
w Strong and Mr. Batter of Wesiehester County Eemlna
Hammond Thomas j. Hail. Robert Rogers Martin WIGS S
nund A. Bounce George X. Hubs Edward r. More ana
gdwin A. Smith Of suffolk County Joseph laneus w a
Kuloni S. p Heath Of Montgomery and David = Forrest
O schsreetady Col Alonso Ferguson, Capt e g kSmer
bllets)of Schohere Comfy Judge John a. Porter Of the
Court Of Appeals and Frederick Dousas Of Rochester.
The following are the NewYok City District Delegates;
First Disrict-Maior.Gen Hiram wolbriige Brighten.
Michael c. MaIphy Gen. Gastave Paul Cuseret Col A. j.
cs SiRf hfs a T Taf MS
Thompson Poilip j. Calehan, David Abbey VIM Conan
Henry parry Fourth Dll.iiciJackson Schultz john G.
Chamberlain. John W. Britt0n Thomas Little Robert T.
Scott j. w Reh srdsop Robert Hayecck Tbouas Adritncr
jr., louis sehri Thomas Galley George Heule Bert
seA@sfey simsoa LsIeza. Tsnih Dsctr > sehnls r.
s. Cumberland, g. T. Poison, C. 4. Zain s. j. McKieyer
Thomas Little. Foftesnth District Hamilton Fsh, wias
Daoe, Peter Cooper William Lainbeer IT, IL T. lrenaipe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
SOUTHERN STATES.
Maryland.

DELEGATES AT LARGE The Hon. j. A. j. Cresswel the
patriotic in TIE United States Senate 10 Gov Hicks
lie Hon Francis Thomas whose Congress showed
trns patriot John L. Thomas also thorough Union
man and of Congress- the Hon. John Lee Chapman
Mayor Of Baltimore, Cen Dennison brave officer in the
ale war e. c. Fulton editor Of TAs A@seaa The leading
paper OF the state, Samuel Graham, George A. Sands,
samuel NJ Evans. and Alfred Mace.
DKnacT DELEeAIFs-Ihe Hon Jacob Tome Henry r.
Torbet Joseph T. Weer John r. Thompson the Key kch'
ard Chambers Curtis avis Ezskie Cowgirl Daniel OTem
Dr. Cadmps Daniel Wm. H. w FArrow. John A. Hopper.
Geo. NJ MccoDas, II LefevTe, John II Ensor. David K
Lashv Cspt L NJ Hayersock. + c Smith. james l. Low
ny, JOIN McGaugiC, VIA; Ki@Sal, Henry stockbriGge
John Barron Judge Hugh L. Bond Archibald Sterling, IT,
Robert H. Bond Capt. Wm 4. Faithful, Samuel l. HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

actress and company board She expected 10 arEo
here about the 18th inst Mr. Grau proposes 70 opca on
day the subscription book for the fret eighteen
sentat0n This movement will dscomht the spectators,
and afford equal for al persons 20 ontain choc
OF seat II will also insure audience Of the most select
order The subscription book will be opened at No. tJ
broadway Madame Rori viii give sx peror at 100
Brooklyn Academy OF Music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
THE LOYALISTS CONVENTION.
List Of the Delegates, with their POliti.
cal AntCcedents.
A Strong Array Of Statesmen, Soldiers and
Literary Men.

The Southern Joyalists Convention meets in Phisdel'
vha today Below we append full list of the delegates,
,vng history Of the political sntecedents Of the most
proninent Composed as the Convention will be Of the
Fading staesmon soldiers and literary of the North,
snd The unnchBg thrice tried Uniolsts Of the South,
h will have an historic character. The list Of Southern
eegates not full would DESIRE but this is IN
yoidsbe as the lives and property Of many Of those who
attend this Convention would DO eopardzed If their names
we're known to their dsloya neghbors in the lately 10
kallions gtafne-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
CITY NEWS.
a cotenpo~

ESrERPRsISe JoURsALsx.-A morning cotenpo-
rsy informed Its readers Saturday at the
Of the Jewish Temple Friday Rev. Dr. Adler preached
avery eloquent 10 German As the reverend
named sat quietly in his chair during he will
doubtless be Interested In reading news
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

SCULLrSG MArcH.--Joshua Ward, the distinguished
seuler Of the Hudson in training Newburgh for match
at Portland harbor with Walter Blown Of the latter city
which is take place the 18th inst The distance be-
three miles and the stakes 90 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
NEW TEMPERANCE MovEMENr.-The bui

New TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT building
known the Temperance Institute in Twenty niuhst,
between Ninth aud Tenthave has been secured by
Father Mathew Society No. for the purpose Of holding tenn
peranee meengs Delegates from the yaroos branches Of
the Father Mathew Society met here yesterday afternoon for
the Of business II Is Intention Of the Society
able speakers and hold frequent meetings at the hail
In Twenty -ninth-et.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

OLD NEw-YoRK.-The interesting facts concerning
the landmarks Of the past TO- found in this City the pres
snt time published in The TRIBUNE Of Friday morning were
compiled from advance sheets Of the new Hand Book os
Travel by Mr. Edward H. Hail. 10 be published shortly BY d.
Appleton 4 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
Latest Ship News.

ARRIyED....,.....sUSDAr,S Sept q
Steamship Abema BORNE Richmond and Norfolk, with ndse
and pess. TO Livingston, Fox 4 20. . -, -
ship John Ryeson. Paterson Liverpool JAY H. win ndse 70
Smith Demnng 60, =. =.
with mdse 10 Tapscott Bros L Co.
BARK Cnckstep (Br oswoheby, Port Monent JAM 10 dAysi
with bamboo &c., McMasy. The captain. Foster Of
Brooklyn ded 81 sickness Il four days. three cTew
sick with feve aud win be transferred 70 le hospital ship
Bark Mary and Louisa. Horton NewOeans e days. with eoor
and rosin 10 Jonas Smith.
schr Snsan sersnton. Portland. Conn. with stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Court COM
its Fall term to-day. large number Of cases
Of them important Ones will before t. including
charges Of murder and one Of maDslaughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

PIcKPocKRTs DEFIRD y - Demorests Inialbl,
Watch simple and convenient Price
and 30 all the ewey ard fancy Hs
receipt Of the price No. 40 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
THE Pacific STATES.
CALfFOENIA.

DRIEGATFs-Se Senators Conness and Cole, ID. { MeRner.
VIM Highly and Join Blwel the Whole three rcmbers Of
Congress Frederick Rengs Richard CheneEy and Moses
Ellis
DFrFGATrs-IIon. NJ d. Inrsmc, W. \. 1oonbs, John
Orcr John ~ Clark Thomas Barclay A. 5. R0fns NJ. J.
Henley aud Jeges Dubois bona ne citizens Of nat Terri
tori.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

THE BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH protects invis.
withoat damage window and door Of the bose
cannot fail. T.. HoTnEs, No. 11 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
Announcements

OUr.-KSox's Fall Hat for Gents. No. 9l9 Broad
way, corner Of Faltonst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04

Fl FICTION OF JUpsE CRrAr.-Onr omls-
sion Yesterday to notice cditorially the
election Of Judge CnrMr to the House Of
Delegates affords us to-day an opportunity
not only to congratulate II people upon
having secured the services Of 50 capable
and influential n gentleman, but to remind
our ncighbors of the Eaqdr'r that this very
.iudicious choice Of Il ina formerly distin-
guishcd in the Democratic party wa made
by the cold" Wing "doc>"o Of this city,
to whom it is 50 hard, in the opinion Of
that paper, "to teach new tricks and
made, we strongly suspect, with the as
s~istancc Of Messrs. MAcTARLASD, DANIEL,
and ELLYsoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04

THE. LOUISIANA CoNyENTIoN.-ln the
Republican of yesterday General BANKS
publishes a letter, in which he has the bra
zen impudence and shameless dishonesty
to pronounce the bogus Convention OF
Louisiana, which occasioned the riot Of
Monday i'll New Orleans, q lawful and
peaceful body.
PEI contra, General SHERIDAN, in q tele-
gram, pronounccsi it an assembly ofpolitical
agitators and revolutionary men "calling
itself the Convention Of 1864" He q
he had made up his mind to arrest the
head men if their proceedings were calcu-
lated to disturb the tranquility Of the
department.
We doubt whether there i. any body,
North or South, who viii believe BANKS
when contrsdictsd by S~HssIpAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04

THE KIDNAPPING STORY FAL'E.-The
NAVY Department denies the statement
published in the TIriJmc and Washington
Chronicle relative to the kidnapping OF
negroes on the coast of Florida in"asdcr to
sell them in Cuba. There is not one word
of truth in the matter. 1t was only one OF
the thousand of sensation stories with
which the INSCRIPTIONS Radical press Is
flooding the country to il.iiamc the north
ern mind against the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04

GoRcEr.-Thc Austrian Emperor gave
TO ARTHUR GoRGEY, the celebrated Hun
garian rebel, the command OF the Hun
sarian volunteers recently enlisted to de-
icnd the empire. GoRGEY, in the brief
Hungarian rebellion, proved himself to be
"a man Of mastery genius-onc of the
most brilliant and successful military
commanders Of the age. lie surrendered
his army to the Austrians when he thought
there was no longer q hope; but he was
bitterly denounced by KossrTu and others.
He Is u man Of rare attainments, being a
professor OF chemistry, an author, and
q composer Of music.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04

NEW STAMP LAw.-Thc new stamp law
FOR it appears there is such a thing is as
like the old one as two black-cycd pcaSarc
to one another. We compared the taxes
imposed Ivy the new and old one until We
became weary Of the work, and finding no
difference, concluded too hastily that there
was none. If anybody knows the differ
cncc, we should he pleased to learn il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04

uhniA'N'''Spp 'A"s'h LlhIALu aF' 'A"Ah
4 MOTHER LOT OF EXCELLENT
"A FURNITURE At AUCTION.
Wo will sci! BY auction, ri our store, on sATCf.
A MORNING., th instant, commencing NJ 10
o'clock. IL splendid variety 81 FURNITURE 81
every description. embracing in par
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUITES.
WALNUT wARDRoBEs,
ROSEWOOD MARBLE.TOP CEETRETABLES,
AIM WORK TABLE,
MAHOGANY W~ARDROBES,
MAHOGANY BUREAUS,
MAHOGANY DINING TABLES,
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
~CAEE-SEAT CHAIRS,
CANE-SEAT EOCkING-CHAii.>,
PINE WARDROBES,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY M~ARBLE-TOPBt -
REAUS,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY ~MARELE-T"r
W~ASHSTANDS,
WALNUT SOFAS,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BOOSTERS and PILLOWS,
FEATHER BEDS,
. WoRSTED DAMA>K LOUNGES,
MAHOGANY MUSIC STAND,
; pieces WHITE MATING,
LARGE PARLoR MIRRORS,
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SET, about tw" hun.
drea and fifty pieces
| LADIES SIDE SADDLE new
10 cases SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
TRCSSES.
APoTHECAEIEs' SCALES and WEIGHTS,
A RACK,
: iIP BATHS,
CROCKERYWARE, sc.
ana REGNACLT X co, AuCtionc"rs, sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04
i.h"ll Davis

kea' kH'a's Arsr''a Aur.flra.r.
corner NJ Eighth and Na!a .ya..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04
au 1T j. VI. hbDDlN, 'a>a!'r.

ID EMOVAL.-The. undersigned has
IL been compelled, by the rent charged, u r.
NOV, from tn. sIasll store heretofore occupied hy
him, on the cast side OF Sixth street, second door
from the Vegetable Market, Ia The lar.r three
the opposite side of the street (,ccuud door from
c. l.. Todd, where he Will be- glad 10 see his old
customers and friends, 10 whom h" expresses HI.
sincere thanks for their past idvors for c!ght years,
and assures them that with the improved capacity
of his present store he will BE- enabled 10 give
them entire satisfaction.
Everything IN the BAKERS LINE will be- kept,
Of the best quality and fresh. All he asks !, \ call
from his old patrons and the publlc generally.
an I-alx ORG ). GRAVES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04

~t~,,;,, of ,ba+ cant;orsncsx and ou.rr,or..
u,;,, ,,a "ro :, sa;a >, nj,
r,..u..,., -. as,;,, =. ,,., yc,.rs,,c
;,,r-a, which cav, ~, Tho D;sno.cb."
aorso3 with y committees two weeks ago
r,,;5s Fpo,s-,,). Nsssrs. MCFARLAND, DA-
>,r,. and EIlYsox refused to instruct the
Jn,cca.cS "a tho PHILADELPHIA Convention,
and sn.ronrca that ~unSuspecting Young
ocn.,omon .J,urs NELSON, and those Gre
ar,ors ola,r,v ones .Jouy R]rrurRYooEp and
p q u,s,,>s although ~rclicts of the old
- -. ;,,, nm unnro,csting
.,. :, ,rcir action aided, of
No., I.,x.ov p Il. GR,Tr,y.
= ,,o oh,,r;nahlr set who
,,,or.rI .Inux Rrrr rnr
,""' ,,d,, - ,ho -,
60 -.
''"i' ""' . :. p..a..
- ~
." ,.-m.-...
"'"> ~ i"iu, -.
"'''''" ~ ~
o"1"1" .;1 49,
We think there was every respect paid I"
the former numbers and Opinions oil the
~ h'n"o''"'tC i"'!' Wv "ff'''c
f''''eNI"s' u ~ ""N
repeat the declaration that they "truly
represented the people Of Virginia" in
refusing to instruct Il delegates.
But whence did we derive our ihiofhia-
t;on ~ IN the wishes of the people of
Virginia, We might reply, From the
ENQUIRER. That journal told MS very
recently that erpressio uuivs ~erclu>io est
atcrim&. We merely ask it now 10 accept
the result Of its W teaching. There
have been meetings held in various conn-
ties in every section OF the STATE Tor the
purpose of taking action IN regard 10 'he
Philadelphia Convention; ana IN "hiy ii
a fcw-wc believe III only "he-""S 'hc'e
any resolution passed IN favor oi instruct
ing the delegates. II according 10 'lc
Enquirer, when 4 meeting passes reSolo-
tons declaring us "iSHcS'" huNt "e 'aheh
for granted hat 'AoSc resolutions express
all liz wishes. Our "rrcsumption," then,
is based upon Inc aclloh OIL the people
Themselves. Inc Eh"l'''tFS 'pfeSump-
ton Is due 10 That same lhodcS'y winch
allows is able cdl'"r |" speak oil Il. 1.
DAEIELS arguments as" "retchcd and
transparent >"p'lS'rE' ana 'ha' power "'
discrimination amt nhrrrlhg judgment aSt"
men which i discovers IN mentioning
Jaws BARBOUR, Of Culpcpcr,' aS Supc-
rior 10 tie delegates appointed.
Tie I r'/ is evidently ohli'iouS III
tie ..c, tia, the State al Virginia has
been severed in twain, and the region
which secured 4 majority 10 BEECKINRIDGE
been erected into another State. We
Eo2ll most respectfully inform our neigh
ior that BELL received 4 majority of the
votes in what i now the State d Virginia.
Aud therefore, according 10 his own argu.
mcut. tic committees did right in conform
~ - tie usage, of the 0!yorty party.
VI defy the E.41'.st 10 cTadc the point.
/, argues tie; Tie u>agcs Of the party
which was always most numerous in the
STATE were those Nv which the committees
were morally bound 10 he governed. We
show that they ,rcrc governed by the asagcs
Of the party which carried Virginia (as it
now il, and Is il is 10 be represented in
P~hiladclyhia,) III the Presidential election
# 1850. The fuquocr, then, is bound by
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this country, and in all suoseqr"n '''it"''"hr'
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her. at his residence, No. IlO Clay street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ SPECIAL NOTICE.-We would call the
attention Of purchasers TO our sale OF
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a- REMOy ,L.-DR. WILLIAM w. PARKER
Las removed his Office and residence to ROSS
STREET two doors from IL, Richmond House.
an u-3t
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday, the 3lst ultimo, at the residence of
Mrs. L. J. Jones'. by the Rev. nr. PlukueY,
GEORGE LOEING ANDREWS. of Boston, Ia
MARY. third daughter OF the late George IL. Jones,
OF Virginia.