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MISCELLANEOUS

To the Constitutional Convention yesterday ser some
uu,upo-tant business transacted discovered
that there quorum present call OF the con-
venuon ordered, but on motion i was suspended
ate some debate, in which members we're soundly
for leaving Friday after voting ns recess
from friday until Monday aud thas compelling other
members TO remain to no purpose. An Adjournment
ehen took place sntIi Monday.
Senators Wade and Sumner. Speaker col'ax, Mr..
Stevens and others sereuadcd in Washington last
night bat Speaker Colf.x the only one who re-
spondcd III a speech OF any length Senator Wade
not st home. and Mr., stevens was too unwe,i.
In the surratt yesterday another witness testified
90 having and spoken 10 the prisoner Elmirs
che 18th OF April brother OF the accused was also
~aHsd to the stand, but his testimony amounted to
nothing ar. Bradley said tina, important witness
was s absent, but he willing 20 submit the case
without argument the court could not wait until Mon
day The court agreed 10 wait until Mooday ana sd
jcurned one Of the jurors taken very III during
the dsy and compelled TO lie upon lounge while
the testimony was being taken.
A g.aphc and detailed account OF the scenes attend
fns the execution OF Maximisn 10 published in col
umns ths morning from Querctayo Journal dated on
che day after the event letter the Empress Car
lotis by the imperial prisoner the night before
his execution IL also published Some ne- facts are
stated relative TO tho trial Of the prisoners, one OF
which - ths, Minister Romero, al Washington, secured
tue Tor tho execution agansi the strong incna-
t,on the par; Of Juarcz towards clemepcy.
oar fashions letter from Paris contains the usual
pcy cht-chN about female attire, including descrip
tou o. ths dresses by the hgh danes nj the prize
distribution The Partisan ,eoanas q, presen. havo .
mania for dying their compilations with chicory Mrs
pr Mary Walker and several other strongrninded
females are displaying their costumes quite lavshly at
ths Graud Hotel
Two spanish friga,es recently arrived q, ST. Thcmas
for the rurposs OF watching the American bark ra,mos
which hsd pu, In there in distress with cargo Of
ordnance aud ordnance stores, probably destined for
Cnis A few DAYS afterwards, however. four Amer.
oau eunooats arrived, having been sent for by the
American Consul at st. Thomas, end The srsnards
quietly withdrew.
General r f. Lee u is said, il to be appointed Presi.
dent OF the Covngton and ohio Railroad Of virginia, and
ms SON. Gusts, ia 10 DO chief engineer.
Tbs records OF the Richmond Court Of Hustngs foI
nix months having shown that the penalties imposed
kvsrs trians In proportion v the alleged crimes, and
fhat indictments had been dismissed because II was
hlssd that the judsmsu, Of the Court was set aside 10
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The Associated Pres. and the Reform Bml.

The reporter of the Associated Press an
nounces through. the Atlantic cable that the
tories in the English House Of Lords sustain
the Derby-Disraeli Reform bill. and that Earl
Grey opposes it, This piece Of intelligence is
not worth the cost. What else can the tories
do. II they oppose the bill they endanger
Lord Derby's tenure Of Office, and perhaps
lose Disraeli. Everybody was aware that the
measure was sent to the House Of Lords on the
10th Of june with the understanding that II
would be passed by the Peers. Earl Grey OPP.
poses the bill for the reason that he expected
more robust offspring from his own measure
Of 1882.
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shooting Of Macmillan from the pens Of soms'
of the ablest of the Mexican statesmen. These
are documents which cannot fail to be Of
value, and we look for them with considerable
interest
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TERRACE GARDEN. Third Avenue. Fif,v.eighth and
riftynInth streets.-THHoDons THoEAs' PorrLAs Cor
SgRTs, at q O'Clock r. H.
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; BROADWAY OPERA HOUSE, No. sno Brosdway-THx
4KoRcIA hIEsrREs IN SCENES IRON SOUTHERN PLAnrArou
ltrR A
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HooLEY sOPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn.-RrHrorr,s N,S
erRHIsy, BALLADS AND BuRLTsoUrs. PROGRESS or
NATION.
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! EI0HTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. Of Thirty.
Fourth street and Eighth avenue.A kKHs TROUPx
u VARIETY OF LiGnT AND Pleasing EuhETAiSHENrs.-
dHu HAPPT COUPLE.
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TRIPLE SH E EFT
Vow York, Sunday. July 81, 1867.
EUROPE.

The news report by the Atlantic Cable is dated yes
tsrday evening, July 20.
! Napoleon continues his warike preparations. Tho
military workshops Of France overiaskcd with wora
and cavalry horses are being purchased. The o.
preparations from Paris produced great dtrust in
financial circles in Frankfort and the government and
ali other securities wore very fiat
The Russian Journals express great dissatisfaction at
tho French and sentence the OF the
sAssn, Berizouski Tho review OF the British yolun-
honor OF the Sultan passed of in very credia
bic The Derby reform bill is generally sus-
tanned in the House OF Lords.
Tho London Change closed for holiday. Five
swcnties were at 76S In Frankfort
III, Liverpool cotton market firm, with middng
upssnds a. i0Ad.
CONGRESS.
Ia the SENATE yesterday on the proposition
sder the Adjournment resolution. Mr. Chandler and Mr..
Fessenden INDUCED In harsh but parliamentary Ian
gusss towards another which was, however. inter-
rupted by resolution OF Mr.. Sumner defining the priv
lsses debate the Senate with regard to civil OIL
Liable impeachment The repor. OF the Conference
COMMITTEES on the motion to adjourn until the 2lst of
November agreed TO- and after executive session
chs adjournment took place.
In the House the Senate bill 10 establish peace with
CERTAIN Indian tribes amended aud passed reso
luton adopted instructing the Judiciary Committee
90 report forthwith on the Impeachment question.
nica,on from the President relative 10 the pub
caton OF the Cabne proceedings the Reconstruction
received, in which he says the publication was
made by his authority The repor, OF the Conference
uommitsoe adjournment agreed TO- Jast as the
Impeachmen, Committee ready 70 report. the hour
adjournment arrived and the House declared ad-
ioarned until tie 2lst day of November.
Thc nomination Of Horacs Greeley ~ minister 10 Aug
sS-s tabled in the SENATE and The appointment OF
Otcr5olfs Secretary OF Legation 20 the republic Of
Nexire vas rejected
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY ns Brcsdwsv =
iHKAD RI0ar Arm or fROBsr-TpN WAsus0roN
fwrKs-woNDzRs NATURAL History, scIryoE AND AsL
LECTURES DAILY. Open from A. n. til lVf. n.
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: OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-TRs FAsr NAN
EoiUMBUs RECONSTRUCTED.
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BUTLER'S AMERICAN THEATRE, 172 broadway -
BALLET, FARCE. PASroxfMr. BuRLEsoUgs. ETHIOPIAN,
SosIc AND SENTIMENTAL vocALIsss &c.-THE zAsSRErrA
yRoupE
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sANvARDS NEW YORK MUSEUM. Broadway and
Phrteth slreet.-CURiosIrEs or NAruEE AND ARr.-Ial
Or
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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-THr ArAns AND
kuL PERFORMANCES
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woRRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE, oppo.
ate Now York uoteL-BLAcK SHEEP.
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BowERY THEATRE. Bowery-THK Kuenrs or III
CROss-SPgCTRE BRIDEGROOM
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway, Broom
ptrect.--TnR WOMAN IN WHITE
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john Minor Bolts Platform Of Prisctpfes-
speeches by Governor Pierpotnr mt Whites
vile and Glover Depot.
RicuHoxp July IeaT
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General schencld Regulating tho Hwssisss
C0urt-The Collect0rship Of Internal Rove
nuc-A Railroad Presidency be Offered -
Geuernl Lee.
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TsT Qatyshag Arl.rGiA Russysie !
ikttto tDme tSpt! He'd M. Va IVA
q AS& FORK sNAek6d h Afl0asly II Con
sress the other day. he denounced il q ONE
Of the most infamous frauds saA swisdles
ssstpssp sAr1ssd aadsr'ths kaiss of charity.
The first prize advertised il farm valued q
ssaose, sAaA NJ. Van wyek dsclas,d, .
Aia psFsoaal kss~ssdss, 70 - wsssh lsss tAan
q, 900. The other prizes coasistsd 81 dia-
moaas. ~ property Of New York tobacco
mist, 1Ao he'd been cheated iato advancinx
100000 on them, and Afterwards disess~
cred that they were only superior article Of
paste. S#
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public in very stiilfai manner. Some Of
The @ost reliable journals in ~ eaastry hsvs
indeosd3t. Nss York 49, ssvs i :
havArSdsnotic6s Asd told spaAssitls ssssy
shout the dianaad jeyeIy ba,isg been she
properly q southern isdies " The com mence-
nsat e sAsrsbsliiss, nd aAwAasas IN to
2 New York broker for the bene6. Of the Con-
federacy. IT. fT
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CD90e1oa& Of laAssAal hsvsAue j. ,s,l,,.
WIZ The sapsrvisoss Of ths scheme hsd ~,
sxsaptsd frodt6G psyaSas Il he ,p.c;.l
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LLrrEa rnoa xsesAuauA.

kEOsArQuA, Dec. IL, 1867.
Mr.. EDrroR:-Being citizen Of our elo-
rioas and srowins y5ua6 connossaal.h,
proud Of her history in war aud in peace,
and deeply solicitous for her future suecess.
tAossht 4 vosld offar a.fewsasesssions which
! think eight 10 sain The Attsaties Of the
next Legislature, which VIII soon meet It the
Capital. Let our Legislature encourage any
and al public improvements calculated to
develop cur natural resources .. State. l
know Of no one agency 70 much calculated
70 aoshis 10 good railroad system, and
were member Of tho Legislature, instead
OF even attempting to pass laws unfavorable
to railroads, would aid and encourage their
constyuction through every part Of The State.
Take the Des Aoines Valley Road, and see
what the building Of that road has done for
the rich valley OF Des Moines. She has
quadrupled the value Of real estate oil along
the line; coal mines, that have been hid for
ages. are opened and becoming vast sources
Of income; wheat, cosn, cats. md everything
produced BY the industry Of man, now, 6ads
ready market 1t money making prices.
An not in the interest Of that or any other
road In the State, but ge< out OF patience
with this universal clamor akainst these great
Improvements. Ian Wiling TO venture the
assertion that the varioas railroads projected
Arossh The Sssas, and new 10 psoesss Of
completion, have added more to the actual
wealth and general prosperity OF Iowa than
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THr English papers that SO unctiously
preached mercy to the United States during
war, are clamoring now for the extirpation Of
Fenians and Fenianism. One would think
that the cruel haste with which the English
administration had tried, convicted and ere
cuted Fsnians had fitt,e Of any leniency in
IT, But this seems so to the Loadon 7faes
that "thunderer now says: LET there
be no clemency for Fenianism, which is Z
mixture of treason and assassination"
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THE latest impending real estate operation,
with which rumor accredts Mr.. Seward, 10
the purchase Of Cuba and Porto Rico. Spain
offers to sell these for one hundred aud Fifty
million dollars. This amount aos being alone
for the real estate, but for the slaves on the
island, Of which article Of Democratic mer-
chandise Uncle Sam would, BY the proposed
contract, become large purchaser.
As the whole matter = shus far only idle
runor, the subject doesn't deserve serious
treatment. As Congress seems not Disposed
to foot the bill of eight million dollars for his
purchase OF ST. Thomas, Mr.. Seward will not,
surely, on the strength Of that unesr.aia.y
risk another venture in land operations in
volsing an outlay Of one hundred aud fifty
millions.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
n =, r.y -,3,,.>y
BI THt gGHAPH To THE

Brrg,Lo 9-R,enpg FIour5enanl moderate and market
at 5 50 o boaIe Extra and is fr white Indian, Wheat
Quiet and nothing doing Com nomiDs8saoc for No and Sec
arcy quiet and nominal at 81 os@4 o. IS to qa Re quiet AID
cfae*so 5od sal and 10 Light smoked Hams retailing
o al aa sIe ' W5y an n9 81 b. p'''su
py the local trade heoa, viii not BE- 9pn before Sarsy
Orders from the and East cannot be filed d present sales 100
tn7 T white : foT double Es re fi 5,T ~
choice Western Barley, Rye and Peas act Shorts in good de-
No. at I! % and No at 81 o. Corn steady; s,es 7ic oai,
S Sf1H ips 49, jd :s T A di LIVE e % & 90 os
P90 Drs,'el LOGS 9mi s,,s' at n og s Mr Coffee
qc sasar a ysTIs 80 hid. Cabs fJ refining q
% s sly uP1s %p " nominal Ms Good 's G ah
M.eJ 81 Ga 81 o5 yellow L. lover is at gSas7c the latter
for lots delivered At Pels Point Oats $50 Soc WHISKY CostrasSd
active desd for Bacon aud bulk but stock Lard her
sa,SSAM jan 3coton dull Pew sales on basis Liverpool
MOBILE JG 3i-Coton sales Of 900 bb, Markets closed
lower MiDgs Bic denand very light Market opened 54 but
Ca,EIssUoS 3-coton declined cent? sales 200 bales
ArGrr, o. jan Cotton active sales 40 bales Mddlng
MgSPss Jan SiCotton quiet and unchanged Receipts 1904
bales exports zoos bales Other markets unchanged Business very
PeNcsco aTonr unchanged market quiet Choice
qaeSss Of the Withdrawal wiz OF tie leading export baye
+lo55 yellow Jacket sl57i Gould Garry si7o Choar, s22o
quiet Flour nl with declining tendency Wheat ry active
~ ia ~ M for No and III 5lH ri 90 for No Corn active
7lGa Oats steady Mess Pork shade higher with sales ; 80
dl9 3c Bulk Meats in good and held very firmly; sales
o. shoulder At It loose Sweet Picked Hams good request. with
sales Halle Cumberland Mddes steady STABLE packed Lard
quiet but firm at dl2c Green Hams from Slaughtered Hogs sold at
@. d9ic Shoulders at Live Hogs n tend upwards
sales Dressed Hogs IN active request for shipping
advance 5dloc medium, and 2dylr choice lots market
closed firm at 81 2oa ~ IS Reer5Goo b6ls Flour 600 bush
Wheat 5000 bush Corn. 1909 bush Oats 1000 Hogs Shipments
100 bhls. Flour 900 bush wlelt.
MLwAuKKR Jan. Jl-Fiour dull Wheat dull 81 Sc for
No Provisions dali, Mes Pork 10; Prime Lard nhci Dressed
Hogs dulS7U ~ Recepls8O hhls II W heat
1000 Dressed Hogs Spmontsy0O bb Flour; 1900 bush Wheat
ORLEANS Jan jCo0n dull and nominal; sales Of $50 bales
Log Mln, Of 5l0A!c Mhliug R0!c; receipts, 1000 bales
Eour easter superhne Ne Frt-a si2d4l5 80 Com
lower ~ IS At Doc Hay firm az S53GS59 Pork
Shoulder 2c; Sides 5dl3c Lard dul
unchand Tobacco Medium Leaf 'J9c, Pair, SGllc Gold
100. neIIns ELehlnge lao
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IlfPEdCHUENT.

MEETING OF THE SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN ASsoCn-
TION-A NATIONAL CONVENTION TO URGE THE
IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT PROPOSED.
At meeting OF the Southern Republican Association
held at their rooms street, Wednesday evening"
GOV. Hamilton OF Texas presiding the subject OF ben
citing tho loyalsis of the Southern States In the
speedicst manner under discussion. The various
representatives Of the States to the number Of twenty
took part I'm the discussion. the main point being upon
the calling OF National Convention, 10 meet IN hhAh
ugtou about the 4h Of March rcXt, 90 represent
tie loyal spirit OF the impeachment party, ana Thereby
instruct the NLth Congress mat i ~ thc VIII on the M
tS IrIin ,c rtion ~ no re.6lutjGn 10 further
non. l'llnT ", ~ ' i IT,, 80, a.. linn, sueal,l.
that the Hon Thaddru scy the Ion Mr. Boutwcand
lie Hon Bent T. Butler who had been consulted were
friends OF This movement, especially the former The
members IL the association were fully satisfied thhi the
South had nothing to hope from the present Congress,
and that useless 10 petition or beg Of body That
had been dcrclic In duty to their friends. Ih'y
10 frightcn the next Congress into definite action,
nothing could possibly be hoped for Tic only question
was whether the ioec Should be cohetnIated on recon
stmcon or Impeachment and t Was the unanimous *.
preston OF vac meeting VIZ, HHi,aci,ht VIZ VIZ @
Of the Northern states undoubtedly their proicd
u Inc present Ooh9Ies, lo We >ug., anu Nvc SUI
fled. beyond q doubt that nothing more could be done
with the matter They were tired ~ waiting ana beg
glng The time l4d come Tor inaI!!t't acloD. Nt@
York bankers had lobbyists 40 Tho Capitol every day,
upeachment for the financial welfare Of the country.
The members Of the association had done al IN ther
potent than right One OF the gentlemen announced that
he had yesterday obtained important Information
desired by Mr. Ashley, and be hoped every member 81
the association would be as active a. the committee
had been In strengthening the hand. Of the chairman
OF the Impeachment committee. Another IN
connection with the subject OF impeachment 10
urge Congress TO demand why tie cOnfiscation OF
property in the South had not been carried on accord
ing to the tenor OF the resolution passed In 1852
The final triumph Of the loyal South was at hand "
President Johnson could he iinpcachod. ono thing
certain, the HXHlXth Congress lad the honor Of ~
augUrating this movement. II remained for the Xlth
Congress 10 carry 1t OUT and II this not done, they
would brand themselves before The world set Of pol
TOOns ana fools forever. The gst and the ures hope
would be in tho assembling Of National Convention,
composed OF delegates from the East and TIE West the
North and the South, and let them declare, under the
shadow OF the Capitol, and within hearing Of Congress,
that 10 IS the viii Of the people that the President should
De- impcached AT once and. unless the convention met
there but little hope Of gaining that recognition
which had been long denied, and that recognition could
come alone through Impeachment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-01

DIED.

BEcK o. Weesr Jan Rachel Beck u,at daughter OF William
and Ann Beck sgd moath and DAYS 80 49,
Funeral 2ocock az the residence of her parcnls No rs
West >iNteouthst
BRASDoN-on Wednesday Jan 90 william Brandon In the o year
~ ll.
The friends Of the fy are respectfully invited attend bis funeral
saturday morning II o'clock from bis late residence, Ne "
Laightst, without further notice
BIRR-On Tbursay a. consumption in the 4 Of his
age james Butler formerly Of Ennis County Clare. Ireland
mi, funeral win take place Sunday 2oclOck from his late
residence. No. 10 Madi-onst, n. y
CLYDB-Ou THURSDAY d. Mrs Elizabeth Clyde ia the SS year Of
Her relatives and friends and Of her son John Clyde
her funeral on saturday Feh = ~ ~ clock
m fon the residence VI Mr Robert Murray, No AL West Twenty
serOlfsL
GOn Thursiv board the steamship Henry Chsuncey
Aspnwa 10 New York Albert john sou 9" the
and Elizabeth Vosbugh Gil In the I'D year Of his se
Notice Of the funeral will De giyca hereafter
uARTSUORSRAt Portland N j. on wednesday, jan % 'chsrh
Oldest ION u Robert Hawthorne.
The funeral sIl a place to-day (FHdsy), Feb
MOTION WeusSay jan o. Lawrence Mott IN the 9th year OF
T relatives and friends are invited attend his funeral aray at
ock f the Dutch Church. Mott Haven "esches'er
Co " y. Train leaves Twenty slNth-st at 10 o. IA
oBRIESOu Tuesday Jsn 10 Of paralysis Terrence Obheh sen
Ia the Goth year Of BIS agc. a., -. n..,ao
funeral rom residence No 800 West liy second on td
og AT ~ o'clock The remains viii be taken to ne Canir OF OF
Psni lie Apostle Fnynnh between Ninth and IenthaeS
where High Mass will he offered or the epsse OF bis soul am ron
thence % Calvary Cemetery.
pERRYOn THURSDAY morning Jan a. at No 81 Clinton place ac
long distressing illness. George H. Perry son Of I've ave Vt
Perrvo ~ Boston. aged p years
nj, remain. all be removed 10 Boston for ibtermeRt