The Union Movement In Western Virginia

Wueelixg, May 16. The Central Committee of S.ifety met tbis morning, Jobu S. Cavlislc presiding. After an expression of sentiment, it tv;is found to be uuanimous iu fav.or of holding tho convention on the llth of June. Delegates to bc elected on the 4th. Tho separate State moveinent also receivcd the endorseinent of the Central Comtnittce. They require arms, arnmunition and money from friends to the Union, to encourage and sustain t!em. Capt. Wm. Craig, United States army, raustered in a new compuny to-day. - One company from Wellsburg landed at Wheciiug Ieland with arms and ammunition. Anns have been supplied to forces alreidy on the island, amounting to 8OU30 800 Mueh depends upou the policy of the admiuistration iu regard to ■ rcorganizing the new Stato If the right of separation is acknowledgcd, tho feat 13 accomplished, unless the secession element in Western Virginia is inora fully aroused than it is now. A full regiment wül be in camp at thw point within a few days - uil Union men. The seoessionists of O!d Virginia have been ordered to loave Wellsburg. Frcm thoN". Y. Heiald, Satúrela. The proposod Stato of New Virginia comprehends a (superficial ama eipal to that ot' Maryland and Dolawaro together, and iucludes thirty-threecounties. Tlieir aggregate population is 270, 00 white8 aud 6,000 slaves, whieh indicatcs that tho manifest destiuy of tho new Comnioawealih would be that of freo State If oarried into oporation, the uew State will not laek the elements of inherent wealth and prosperity. It is a spiuudid grain-growing región ; it abounds in extensive furestá of gigantio trees of valuable timber'; it embraces the rich Kanawha canal ooal tíolds, coal oil wells and salt works ; it is stored with irou and other minoráis; its water powers, for driving milis of all kinds are uulimited; it is crossed by the Baltimore and Ohio Kailroad; it includes the commercial and inanufacturing city of Wheeliug, and is boundod for two hundred miles on the northwest by the Ohio Rivcr. It is, in a word, a fertile región of mountains, oovered with great forests, tablo lands, hills and valleys aud sparkling rivera, oapablo of hustaitiing a population ofseveral millious, aud ono öf the hcaltliicst re-; giou in the world. As the bal], too, has been put in motion, wc prediot that it will not 6top uutil New Virginia is a fixed fact, and a new center of eniigration, enterpriso and deyelopment astonjshjng to Oíd Virginia.