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Tns Co>vsNrroNs.-Del Delegates to !hc great
Viii. Conventions arc pouring into baumorc
from the North, South, East and West, by all nc
channels Of conveyance; and each successive
dav witnesses still increasing s"c,! OF the tide
Of popular movement hltherwayd. There are al
ready some thousands of strangers here, and 10y
The morning of Thursday neXt-the day ol Tie
assembling of the Great Ratification Convention
the number will be increased many fold The
proceedings Of that day promise TO present as I'M
posing spectacle as has ever been witnessed IN
this country.


Several railroad trains from Cumberland, com
prsiny sixteen cars in all, crowded with delegates
came in yesterday evening.


The evening train from Washington had eighl
cars-all full.


Yesterday afternoons train from Ph'adeIphia
brought seven cars. filled inside and out.


The train from York brought seven full cars.


The IfE. with The Binghampton. \. Y. delt-
cation arrived yesterday evening. Bait. Amer
: The State Tyler Convention which assem-
bled in this city yesterday was. we are miormed'
rather slim affair. 1t is SAID that some ioTty-
four delegates only were present. and that about
one hundred and twenty-five were absent


Bait. American Yesterday.