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GEORGE M. DALLAs.--Although, in the proceed ings of the National Convention which we copy to- day from last Baltimore papers, the name of SILAs WRIGHT is given as the nominee for Vice President yet we place the name of Mir. DALLAS at the head of our columns, as the candidate; for he is so, in truth The seeming discrepancy occurs in this way Our latest Baltimore papers give the proceedings of the Convention, including the fore session of the 29th. Up to that time, Mf. Wright was the nominee. We have received later information, which is to be relied on, that MT. Wright declined the nominations; and that then 1Ir Dallas received the unanimous vote of the Gonyen- ton. He is, therefore, the regular nominee, and along with POLK, will receive the cordial support of every Democrat.