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The splendid steamer Maria, arrived at
our landing yertcrday evening, about six
o'clock, with the delegates to the Memphis
Convention; among whom we're the Hon.
JomN c. CALHOUN, aud Gen. GAINES and
lady. The Maria was detained some
time at Na,chez, by an accident happen
ing to her machinery. In the morning,
the fine packet steamer Ambassador, went
down the river To meet the expected dele
gates, having on board large and gay
pauy Of ladies' and gentlemen; and the
two boats came up handsomely together,
amid the firing Of cannon and the shouts
OF multitude OF people awaiting their
arrival. Mr.. Calhoun, owing to the late
ness Of the hour, did nor land, but was
greeted by large number Of citizens
The Maria pursued her way up, alter re-
naming here abou. an hour; having
large delegation from this city aud the IN
terror, added TO her company


We are informed by The committee Q
arrangements, that Mr.. Calhoun VIII stol
aud spend day in our city on hls return
from Memphis. [ Vicksbntg inteihseneef