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Tne Chicago Convention organized on the
fifth instant, by making Mr.. Edward Bates, OF
Missouri, the Presidcn'. Letters were real from
Messrs. Clay, Benton, Wright Cass and Van Bu-
rem. Their views upon River and Harbor improve
ments may be epitonzed as follows


Mr.. Clay: Cordial concurrence in the objects Of
the Convention.
objects OF the Convention.


Mr.. Cass No opinion whatever upon the subject.


Mr., Wright: Imperfect views upon the objects Of
the Convention, but not indifferent 10 them, though
none for public use.


Mr.. Benton: Subject belongs to Congress which
must confnc it within Constitutional grounds OF
which the President is the judge.