The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-08

Church, SO; Packer, 81; A. Johnson, 81 !;
Doolittle, Il; Hendricks, 30; Blair, s.
Chase has not yet been mentioned.
On the third ballot Seymour, of New
York, got nine votes.
Indiana is voting for Pendleton.
Virginia voted first for Andrew johnson
and then for Blair.
There is nothing definite. Hendricks is
gaining strength.
The southern delegations are generally
skirmishing, with the avowed purpose Of
voting for the man who can concentrate
nearly two-thirds of the northern vote.
Third Dispatch.
NEW YORK, July IS P. Mon the
first ballot johnson got: Alabama, 8 !;
Florida, g.; Georgia, 9; Maryland, ~ !;
Michigan, 8; Missouri, p South Carolina,
6; Tennessee, 10; Texas, 6; Virginia, TO-.
Pendleton got Maine, a; Missouri, 5
Nebraska, g; New Hampshire, g; North
Carolina, 8; Ohio, 81; Oregon, 3; West
Virginia., 5.
Hancock got Louisiana, I; Maine, a u ::
Massachusetts, Il; Mississippi, Z; Mis-
souri,, 10; New Hampshire, 2.
The rest were scattering. Arkansas
went for English.
The balloting during the day was merely
skirmishing, and at the adjournment there
was no indication of the final result.
Seymour received nine votes on the third
ballot, when he again positively declined.
Virginia voted for Pendleton on the third
ballot, and the vote was hailed with cheers.
On the fourth Florida changed from Han
Il, Il, 81, an |, Nc
ballot gave Pendeton two and half, Ar
kansas three, and Georgia voted for Blair.
Chase has not been mentioned yet.
The Convention adjourned after the sixth
ballot until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Fourth Dispatch.
NEW YORK, July I'll P. M.-Thc Con-
vention adjourned at 3 o'clock until to-
morrow.
North Carolina voted for Seymour twice,
causing great cheering, but that gentleman
peremptorily declined to permit the use OF
his name.
Pennsylvania voted steadily for Packer,
New Yorh for Church, and illinois, Ohio,
and Indiana for Pendleton.
The following is the result Of the six bal
lots.
English: First ballot, 16 second, 12h;
third, ~; fourth, X: fifth, I; sixth, 6.
Hancock: First ballot, 33 - second, As :;
third, 45R fourth, 431a fifth, 46; sixth,
47.
Pendleton: First ballot, los; second,
991a; third, 1191a; fourth, 1857; fifth,
1O9; sixth, 1221I.
Parker, of New Jersey First ballot, Is ;
second, Is; third, 10; fourth, 10; fifth, Is;
sixth, IS.
Church: First ballot, 3d. second, 33 /;
third, SO ; fourth, 30 fifth, 80 sixth, 80.
Packer: First ballot, 26; second, sc;
third, 26; fourth, &c; fifth, II +; sixth, 81.
A. Johnson First ballot, 65 second, 81;
third, "a % fourth, 80 fifth, "a sixth, 81.
Doolittle First ballot, 10; second, 12R;
third, II !; fourth, IL !; fifth, Is; sixth, II.
r. Johnson: First ballot, 81; second,
s; third, IL; fourth, s; fifth, 9h sixth,
Hendricks First ballot, ~ second, 2 !;
third, w; fourth, X; fifth, l91a sixth,
Blair, of Missouri First ballot, u; Sc
cond, l0115 third, 4 fourth, 2; fifth, 10 . a;
sixth, -.
Ewing, of Ohio: First ballot, -: second,
u third, l !; fourth, l fifth, -; sixth, =.
Seymour First ballot, -; second, -;
third, -; fourth, 8 fifth, -; sixth, =.
J. 0. Adams, Of Massachusetts First
ballot, -; second, =; third, -; fourth,
-; fifth, l sixth, -.
On the second ballot Texas changed from
A. Johnson to Hancock, and Virginia to
Blair. On the third ballot Virginia went
for Pendleton. On the fifth Florida changed
from Hancock to Doolittle, and Michigan
from A. johnson to Hendricks. On this
ballot North Carolina gave Hendricks 6 y
and Pendleton ~. South Carolina gave
for Adams, Georgia for Blair, and Arkan-
sas for Pendleton.
The Indiana, New York, and Pennsyl-
vania delegations each held consultations
pending the three last ballots, but there
was no change in their actions.
1t is believed Pendleton has reached his
full strength, and will decline tomorrow.
Chases name was not once mentioned to-
day.