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Virrinis ConreniiOn.-FrOm the Richmond Whig of MOnday week we copy the following article, which shows the progress this body is making in soTming new Cons,i,usion for the Ancient DOminion:'

 "Tha Convention on Saturday completed the 7th week of ts session. It affords, presume, the sO- sary example of delbeEalve body which in the lapse of ReaFiy isO lsnar m0h as agreed to 10 one ahsne decided nc one principle. Meanwhile, Congress and the Legislature are within fortnight of assembling, and twelve members of Convention. are h.ew'ee membes of Congress--and the public mind 's kepa ID state of great excitement, agitation and shspenss. Too much inquiry and deberation cannot be used ID great w0gk, bue we respectfully suggest q these nos considerations so urge the Convention cas' observe the maxim sfin0 lsnse-i they should not al least, " hasten slowly" very wkwaFd state oi things will bs pFodueed hy che conemporaaeous ees. ion of the Co6vsusoR, Of Congress and the Legisa' .mre.

 Ne.hinR is yee determined in the Convention. Fos she last week. the question o she extent of suffrage has heen ehiey dscussed and has called forth almost as much warmth and iRtevesl, and quite many SDeeches ag tha of che basis of representation Par Vses on this subject, differently disihsd There ' less of secsiOnal eeng, although there is yet much 10 extend nuEtmge someOhet, is the disposl tioR o neasly tha whole Convention, Mr. Randolph perhaps ed vaVy few osbeFs excepted. Difference of opiR' lon exists as to degree, and the parties may be thu'