uo, For the Nashville Convention:
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Dgr,RruAg OF our DtLgGArEs The wing
feleoa,cs rom this city 10 the Nashville Con-
ventinn left las: Saturday evening. at SIX o'clock,
an the fac steamer Empress; and rarely have
we witnessed more spirit than on that occasion
;,,no before tie hour of starting, the l. wee was
c,oyd,d with Wings. " 70 had assembled IN see ou'
oelegates off and give them parting cheer. As
the boat swung from her moorngs, the 1ne oand
e,vaoed for the trip srucA up spirit surnng
d,n and the banners OF the delegation were tiu"g
10 the breeze As the boat passed down as iaf
as the Place G'..rmes salute of twenty SIX guns
WAS fred by portion OF Captain sorno'S art!ile-
rv. who generously volunteered Tor The purpose.
and the counterfeit OF Jove's dread canons'
WAS promptly answered from cannon On board


As he Empress rounded and placed her Prov
nm the broad current Of the Mississippi, those
who had assembled on shore commenced loud
long cheer, which WAS continued almost without
interruption as long US the boat was IN sight
From every pcr from every boat. went up iouu
cheers lor IiENEY CLAY ana taELiNGruYSEN'
whic, we're answered promptly and wiih effect
hv those on board the boat. From the Hat.
boats along the Lcvee--tsose rude arks manned
bs the hardy sons OF The great West-wc noticed
lndispn,able evidences OF The spirit Of h'ggc1y
No, one was passed which dd not send up 4
shout for HAIRY Clay while from some Of them
we noticed banners gally futtsnng IN the bre' ze
havinr on their folds his cherished tlme-honored
name