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DOMESTIC MARKETs.


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NEw.HAMPsHIRE CONVENTION OF YOUNG MEMS
CHRIhTIAN ASSOCIATIONS.

MANCHESTER, Aug. ia Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Associations Of New Hampshire
commenced Manchester last evening IL is the nrst
gathering OF the kind which has been held in TINS
state, ana every evangelical church ia the state
was invited 70 send its minister and also laymen,
70 slt with the delegates from the various assOcl-
atons. The programme for today comprised
prayer-meeung at o'clock, and prayermeetlngs at
eight ana halfpast eight Afterward the Convention
permanently organized At ten the Association
ports were presented and these followed by dis
cussOn OF the question What IL the special work OF the
Young Mems Christian Associations" In the afternoon,
the first was, How Associations be made most ef
ciant In the geryIcA Of Christ fnlOYDd bv debate On
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12 Isss

the Importance OF organizing Associations throughout the
state. More than hundred and fifty cergynen ana
lay delegates have arrived. and MANY more are
pected The Christian Associations represented last
evening were those In Manchester heene' TX
eter Great Falls Canterbury, NEWMARKET, and New
Ipswich Among the cleTCyuen present were the rev
MesSrs Hooper OF Exeter Watrous OF fitzWnuah nor
Falls. and many others. The Manchester clergymen
were also in attendance. Among the lay DELEGATES Is
the Hon Ezra a. Stevens OF Portsmouth, Presuent OF
the State Senate. In every respect the convention
promises to be very interesting and emhehty success
mi
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and with this than ordinary energy in an emergen
cy the country will probably be saved from terrible
scourge.
THE PLAGUE AT PROVIDENCE.
"A drove of 33 head of Illinois cattle were
purchased by Providence firm from firm at Albany,
n y Eleven were killed aud dressed on Thursday put
the meat was not sold On the following day seven ded
from tne plague ana OF the Is remaining were 1ree
from symptoms of the disease hence ali were destroyed
INVESTIGATION or THE CATTLE DISEASE.
Col Capr0n, Commissioner of the United
States Department OF Agriculture has authorized Prof
Gamgee To proceed TOlOno for the purpose OF making
Investigations to the origin OF cattle disease The
Illinois state Agricultural Society has appointed Com
mittee OF medical gentlemen for the same purpose
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Tur Unions VS.. FORREST CITIEs.

RocKLAND, H., Aug. 1l.-A spirited game of
base ball was played IN this city to-day, the Union and
Forest CITY Clubs being the contestants When the game
was finished the score stood Union, 2i Forest city 10
The contest was exciting and witnessed by lm-
mcnse cOncOurse OF people.
The Eclfords defeated the Cypress Hill Club
Yesterday on the Union grounds, hy of Al 10
Ihe Cypress Hin organization is Of recent date,
but promises 10 do Itself credit Malone ptccd remark
nI.Ir rDIf fIl InE
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SUICIDE by POISONING.

An inquest was held yesterday by. Coroner
schrmer al No 37s Madisonst over the body OF John
HOay who committed suicide on Monday evening by
taking poison On the llth OF July Hoay overcome
by the heat and taken 10 Bellevue Hospital where
after treatment he recovered At intervals after that
time he IabOred under the delusion that lie 10 be
murdered. During Monday afternoon and evening he
called on acquaintance and bade them good bye
remarkng that he had but short time 10 live. Later In
the evening he reached home, and informed hs father
tbat ne had taken Paris green and laudanum. Medical
aid was summoned, but he died within two hours, IN
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FIRE IN THE WOODS ON THE LAKE SHORE I

FIRE IN IliE NO'bo Wv Inn A""' '.'''
On Saturday n terrible fire was raging IN the
woods FOR many miles the south side OF The Buffalo
and Ere Railroad between Eightccn-Mile Creek and
Silver Creek In several places the hrc cept up 10 me
track burning the fences and cndaugerug the road bed
In portions Of the track, near laruhhm station We
trains ran through the flames the neat being srushy
felt by the passengers and tie cars filed with Cnders
and ashes Fortunately about midnight, thc ram i'll
heavily and subducd the cOnhagrauuu. Had thl- uot
been the case il is impossible cay where would have
Efp
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TIE uAMKINs znrAvrs-

Providence, Aug. 11.-COmpany A of the
New York lst Regiment. Hawkins ZOuaycs, which wis
Gen. Burnsidc's body guard when he commanded the
Army Of the Potomac, arrived here this morning uud
were received by detachment ~ veterans ~ the army
and were welcomed heartily by Gov Burnside After
pleasant visit Rocky Point the company were received
ty the Governor and entertained at his residence with
elegant hospitality The visitors returned by the evening
IlrL.I IuL Ln
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LOUISVILLE, Aug II. The 'ouy'"r has returns
from counties. leaving 10 small cuuniir when lA7t
wear p0ed 1000 votes. about equally divided between
the two parlcs-tO be heard from. IT. figures show
gain OF 237G3 Democratic votes last year ana de-
crease i'm the Republican vote 81 $500 Seveusous ma
ority thus 37, and will probably exceed sOooO
IL will l.OOJ from that amount bakers vote
WIN be aboul lJ.OOy. steyenson,s. lIl.OO0.
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TRAGEDY IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 1.-THE Marshal of
Husonve, Crawford County Illinois last friday ac,
compauied by a possee, attempted TO arrest gang II
four robbers The robbers fired upon them' killing one
of the possee WhereupOn the Marshal and ms men
rusLed uuou the scOundres aud killed all OF them.
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NEW COTTON.

SELMA, Ala, Aug. 1.-THE first bale of new
cotton was received here to-day 10y Messrs Harde a
Robinson from George o. Baker a co.'s plantation, ~
weighed $40 lbs, and classcd as Middlng. II was
sold 10 Messrs Hopkins and Kennedy, at 55 cents per
mound.
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THE GOLD MINES OF MINYEsOTA.

ST. PAUL, Aug 11.-At n meeting of the
Trustees Of the Chamber OF Commerce yesterday CoW
H. Mobiles gave fun IepOrt Of the Nermlon gold mines
He spoke encOuragngly OF the prospects. The Chicago
Company extracted S243 IN bullion from tuni IN me
Buckeye lode have been obtained, ana IN the MIME
sofa Mining Companys ven 500. No one tun has yield.
ed leas fbauS
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The announcement that Barbe Bleue" was
TO be withdrawn from the at Nbo after this week
was erroneous The opera IL enjoying an unqualified
suceess and no man yet foresees the end OF it,
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CONGREss NOMINATIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE Republicans
Of the Win District, Chester County, to-day noni,
Congress.
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suttiaI Notircs.

Po,t-Oace Nouce.The Mails for Europe ~, 30 S,e.ened %
"a eseS noon .nA stations and b. llS G o aud iiZ'
Rand Y Il:lO aud al II o'clock IN ,,-- III. iii I.
~ an WEDNESDAY o,e Of the hour Of closing which viii Be
posted " Wv "'A''" INV JAMES KELLY F. n.
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HoUsTON-CLAREE Lond'uderrv Ireland o e 21i uit vii
liam olst esq OF NcYor Cts 90 Lizzie yo-uss. daughter of
Joseph Clirke esq. Merchant Londonderry.
ROSENG ARTEN-uCNTSMAS-At Finishing l. l.. on Tuesday,
AUGUST o. h. Rev Mr Mrer g. kuse1- %. Philadelphia
~ LuI.- rLLa.t lA.lht.r nf prli D. vs. IInaLamln.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

MEMPHIS, Aug. 1.-THE grand jury to-day
found a bin against the Hon. T. A. Hamilton,a state
Senator for perjury IN having taken the test oath. lie
was AL officer OF the Confederate States.
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Whte-st Importing House retailing mems furnishing:
VaiL ii Fuolt. Br0sdw4T, as prtes nessfd
~ ts cv TINS sill sell very best York NILS Shirts
yefy popular make ~ dozen and "thr0w W dOz gle'
Iusf lr splendid shirts al S2 muslin Drawers I3c,
best Jeau Drawers 81 EIila Eugsh HatOe IS " dozen.
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MARRIED.

Terrible Sunering- Rupture aai su' Of Mr..
Geor. HJ.es krt Do, statement on 5t PAGE SPECIAL notice
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For Moth Patches. Trecklcs, and Tan, the Face,
Use PKnKYs NoIH FEECKLE LOroS" sod by Druss every
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PARs Aug 1.-THE Baa closed aueL Reaes 20 fane' 10 cen
s..-.--. ttt.4.
closed A a francs
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Eve5oly says THE EVENING very large
lon since everybody 4. reading it, on the cars on the boats and
watering place.. Everrboiy right THE the
f.vr,e evening plper popular than at the
prs,en, time We are increasing our edition daily already
the lrss,, circulation Of any evening paper worthy of mention
Tie for this large growth we believe to be found in the i''s
and spicy character Of the paper sei We seek to aey s.~
sppy aasr iaaer Journal aui to this end throw
cumbersome natter that auds It's way papers oos
sketches. vAisrpspee notes and other 'pee' have made @ THE
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Branch Saratoga lai Mhopac Nework evening paper mSU
eagerly sought aNer than THE MAIL.
A. -,, ~ al rsvsn,.r rs,I.-. 70 the inertia az TIA
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TWO cvSrS - v snh..b.-, receive by NAL for only s1
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49,. ,,..n - T.. ,o Mana, 4, manfred for more eou.tapnx.
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TIE LOUISIANA MILITIA ELL

New ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-The Mllltla Dll
Giving the overnor Discretionary power to accept arm.
and commission officers " tho Volunteer Mlta' WHOSE
organization meets his approval nnaly passed DOM
the Governor to call out and dsperse the militia a1 lis
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sFyvoUp AND BLAIR MEETING.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Aug. IA large open.
ir Seymour and Blair meeting was held here 20 night
front Of Green's Mansion House. banner was dis
played which was inscribed the words, ON strlc
construction Of the Constitution, strict compliance
with the laws made in pursuance thereof and due regard
the sovereignty OF the States depends the pcrpetuy
OF the Union" Col. G.. W. Brent presided. Speeches
were made by Montgomery Blair, Gen Green Clay
Smith and others. MI Smith cOntended that Virginia
was I'm the Union, recommended the nomination Of oect
to be voted and the vote will be counted by the
of Rprr
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for the Presidency Iowa II dgnant she sees her
Dodge, but not in the light Of a candidate.
Three ex-GOyernOrs of Connecticut have writ
ten to Washington that they fully justify the House in
voting for impeachment Col. FOrney writes: " have
not converscd with Republican in either House who
does say that all his letters from home demand the
impeachment Of Andrew Johnson"
The Democratic Central Committee of New
jersey have decided to call the State convention the
10Th of June They order two delegations for each elcc
ton district to the National Convention and four from
the State at large.
No reader viii forget the floods Of vitupera
ton poured out upon female politicians, and especially
upon Anna Dickinson, by the Democratic journals, one
and all any time within the past five years. But there
is change in their tune. Miss Bisboe. it seems, has
been speaking, trying to speak, at Nashua n H. in
favor Of the Democratic ticket 1t is said that noisy &c
publcans prevented the people from hearing her threat
ened mobbng &c. Iwould take too much room to print
the indignant remonstlances of the Democratic papers,
their wrath is wonderful! such outrage upon iiee
speech; the young and beautiful oTatress, &c Verify
the whirgig Of time brings us his reyenges
Republican journals are taking undue trouble
to deny the authenticity of the following paragraph
which paraded in every variety of display type IN the
COpperhead papers:
power their hands, they Will override the Constitution
set the Supreme Court at defiance change ana make Ws
with them in their opinions, dare question their inia
hbiy and finally bankrupt the country ar ueiI Iso
with blood" Daniel webster March . looV'
The language itself proves that never was spoken by
Mr. Webster; but even had becn what does II Sis
nify9 His political foresight was hardly sulhcieh 10 III
vest him with the attributes Of prophecy
Judge Woodward, in arguing that the Senate
was not a lawful body. brought m with 4 snort
queston-how about the laws passed by Congress and
recognized by YOU and President Johnson if the Senate
is not legal body2 The philadelphia lawyer is said
to be equal to any emergency, ard was Woodward He
settled controversy by sayngs" Your legislative powers
have not been questioned, your mpeachng powers are
Could anything the way Of argument be more sasiac
tOryl
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THE CIVIL COURTS.

In the Court of Common Pleas, John Me-
Tierney recovered verdict OF $40 against James Muir
phy and Hugh Smith, propretOrs OF the MadisOn-aye.
line Of stages for the loss OF the services of hiss who
was over Sept II, 1854, by stage whereby he
lost leg
I'm the Supreme Court Franklin b. Munsel
and others sued Abraham Harris and j. g. Bergen To
the value OF l0s b Of butter sold by Munse to Der
check on the Bulls Head Bank upon winch payment
was refused, the ground Of "no funds" Effort was
made To find Bergen but without success but the butter
was discovered In the loft Of Harrss store In Washing
tonst. The plaintiffs alleged that there conspiracy
between Harris and Bergen to defraud them. Bergen
not being present Harris IL held responsible. lie de-
Tended the suit bv saying he bought the butter OF Bergen
in good faith giving cigars and money for it, The jury
found in favor the plaintiffs for the value OF the butter
and interest from the time Of sale
In the u. s. District Court, in bankruptcy.
question Of alleged fraudulent preference Of creditor
arising in the case Of James H. Whitney agt James Black
and William Secor was disposed OF Whitney had petit
toned that Black SecOr should be declared bankrupts
and the matter was sent to the egsteT take testimony
aud report Some time after Thomas X sec0r brother
az William, obtained Judgment In state Court against
William and Tie Sheriff levied on The partnership prop
erty OF Black SecOr Its alleged that that judg
brothers, William wen knowing az the time that his firm
either were or WIS in process OF becoming insOven
seized by the Sheriff. on the ground that under The Bank
ptcy act the property should be held for division among
Court holds that the proofs snow snch sde Oh lSct as
warrant order FOR the surrender Of the property BY
the Sheriff 10 the assignee, and 10 orders.
In the United States Supreme Court Sebas-
tan Richest plaintiff ia error agt Michael Phelps
up appeal from the decision Of the supreme Court
OF Illinois The only question m this the validity
OF certain land patents issued by the United States.
There f0r Oi them, ssuethin the usual FORM for
tain lands subject to sale 40 kaskaskia, Illinois The
plaintiff showed title 10y transfer from patentees The
defendant sought TO defeat the plaintiffs title from the
United states through his grantees by the Introduction
OF "a certified cOpyOf survey previously made by others,
and which covered the same land sued fOr.f copy
OF deed Of confirmation for the land was also produced
signed By Arthur ST. Clair then (78s Governor Of the
Northwestern Territory. Tho Court below sustained the
title OF the settlers aud Judgment against the plain
tf who relies upon this appeal for reversal OF that Judg
ment.
= In the Supreme Court, Special FERN, ycster-
day, interesting Ease on for ria In the latter
Banks and Richard X Risley formed stock enterprise
at Yokohama Japan with capital OF 100000, to organ
ize troupe japanese performers 10 visit this country
The stoc, divided into ~ shares Of which Brewer
held TO- and lac was 10 have full cour OF all the hnu
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cai busnesa Brewer subsequently transferred eight or
his shares 10 alleged, To George s. FISHER VINO was e
limited states Consul at Yokohama. The troupe was
formed and through Fishers influence WITH Inc JPa
AOer their departure Brewer sold 10 shares 70
Maqlire & Rlsley, who managed the troupe anu
divided the profits Of their performances sher ~"
sues Mcguire to recover ms aleseu sdrc " IN
Rrower This clam amounts TO about $4,000 Inc ue-
PENDANT Mr. Mcguire asserts that fshef receNeu, ~
satisfaction OF his claim $4,000 IN gold motion was
made 10 dismiss the complaint, on the ground Ina inc
@bt shares received by plaintiff were obtained by nm
os payment for using his influence as Onited otes Oo
AMI with the Japanese Government for an improper pur
nose and was void as against pubic policy I'M, queo
lion and also the point 10 whether plaitH hau sdho
0ned the transfer of his shares by Brewer was argued
bv COUNSEL the Court reserying its decision
In the Supreme Court, Circuit, question as
IN fine liability OF the city for damages oceasoned by te
explosion OF powder magazine arose In the case OF VII
liam n White ACT. The Mayor, &c Plalntih Is tho pro
preor OF several greenhouses the corner OF Avenue
midnight powder magazine, containing 81 tuns OF gun
pOwder and located ON seyentyseyenth-st, ABOUT BOY
Yards from plaintiffs place. exploded, ana damaged
plaintiffs property about $1,000 which he now sues 10 re-
cover with interest The magazine was on property thdV
had been purchased by the city for the purpose or open
ing ana the powder was 10 De useu
by the contractors in blasting rocks A nonsuI was
moved the ground that the street had not pee ope
the time Of the explosion and tnat thereIo Tue mag
azine was not in reality, city properly Inc E0a
denied the motion, and directed NefdlcI lot palulL
The Jury assessed the plaintiffs damage at so3J ~ anu
the Court added five per cent. Mt Dodge the assgnee
sued the Company for commissions $4,000 PAID by the
Government as charter money for inc steamer oiE
The defendants positively denied that they ha author
lied the plaintiffs assgnOrs to do anything In chfelin
in the Superior Court Verdict for plaintiffs Tor S4S'
aud interest,
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THE FOREIGN DRAMA.

There are 80 theaters i'll Paris, and % cdfGs-
concerts.
Mr.. Seton Parry has bought the Princes
Theater, Manchester
Miss Heraud has again been reading in public
in LOndOn-frOm ." Samson AgOnstes" &c
Mr.. George Jordan plays at the London Ly
ceum, where Mr.. Bandmann has appeared as Aa,eisse
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul are enjoying
extraordinary popularity in Scotland They acted and
sung, one night to an audience OF over 5000 persons
The Prince of Wales Theater Liverpool has
passed from the hands Of Mr. Henderson those OF Mr.
frank Musgraye, the Musical Director OF the Strand
Theater, London.
A new farce by Mr.. T. J. Williams has been
brought out at the London Olympic and is 10 be recorded
decided success. The name Of the novelty is zone
too many for him.
by a company OF French actors who went thither eX
pessy TO act in the presence Of its author Victor Hugo
witnessed the performance and was delighted with IT,
A new comedetta, by Mr. r. j. Williams, un-
der the title Of who's to Win Him." has been
fully acted at tho Lyceum 4 piece called THE Peep
show Man" by the same author mas Deeh done at the
Surrey It's chief character Is nautical
David GmIiclN will be produced at the
Haymarket on the 18th inst, and new piece on the
of Romance" II consists Of an American version Of
play by octave Feuet and has been altered ana in part
rewritten by DR.. Westland Marston
The Orchestra says: owe learn that Mr..
Theodore Martin sufficiently recovered from the ac
dent which he lately sustained TO leave Osborne The
magnificent ruby and diamond bracelet, as souvenir OK
their visit to Her Majesty's marine residence"
Alexandra Dumas has sent in 10 the Theatre
du Prince Eugene an unpublished comedy IN four acts
called VictOTn Ct NctOnne," which Is intended 20 run
simultaneously with the Chase an Chastre Tie man
agement is in treaty with several artists Tor the cast
of the new comedy Mile. Petit Of the OdcOn Will
take one OF the parts but the principal male role is not
yet apportiOncd
After 'Kean," a version by VI. Lacroix of
sbakespeares "Jnius Cesar" Is 10 be produced az the
Odeon H. which Is very conceivable, this piece IL
rejected by the lcenser version Of King Lear by the
same author will replace 10. Jean Ia POste' Is
more occupying the Gate, and bringing thereto very
large receipts. The acting OF Dunane as Jean Is excel
lent in all respects.
Fran Gossman, n well-reputcd Holland act
ress who intended 10 20 10 America, has changed her
mind as well that of her husband the Count Of Pro
kesch. Osen. in favor OF Egypt They are now travelling
along the banks of the Nile and everywhere received
with distinction thanks 10 the protection OF the COuts
father who Is Austrian ambassador at COnslautnOue
Another triumph Of Dutch ant!