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New-York tribune., 1868-08-05

for the survey, giving the area, character
and situation of the island in the lake
or river with reference 10 the description OF the sec
tion, township and range of the public surveys
Should the Island be deemed proper SUBJECT OF sur
yev. the applicant will be advised OF the amonht
necessary TO be deposited with United states De a.
pository on account of the proper appropriations 10
defrav the expense of field and Office work, as pro
yided bv the 10th section of the act OF Congress a
proved Nav So 1852 1t is TO be understood howeveT
that the fact of having borne the expense oil
give no priority of claim right 10 purchase the dnu
or in any manner affect the vested interest OF any
party thereto should such exist as the lslan Wnen
surveyed should no individual legal tte exist 20 .he
same will be liable to be disposed OF 10 lhe hignes'
bidder. ~, H., &c ~ y
Col John b. Bachelor of New-York, author OF tn the
Geometrcal drawing of the Gettysburg Dattlesnela'
is in Washington collecting material for his torth-
coming history of that battle. The GOveInment mas
placed at his disposal the official records OF Doth
Fourteen convicts we're taken from the jail OF tins
ctv and put on the o'clock train to-day 1Or Al1any,
NY Four of these are white persons, anu @ tne
others are colored Their sentences range from one
In eight wears Levi Turpen, convicted OF man,
slaughter in the shooting Of Thomas H. helcneI anu
sentenced to eight years in Albany is retained as
strenuous efforts are being made TO Obtain MS pauo'
The corner stone of the new Nj. f. churcn SOuth'
was laid with suitable ceremonies, at O'CLOCK Oo-
day, -. o.oi,.
ing IS names of persons whose appointments as Su-
peTyisors under the new spirits and tobacco AK
law he has recommended to the Secretary OF the
Treasury and the same is on file in the appointment
Office of the Department awaiting consideration;
The Treasury regulations regarding the dIa"paGIh
for expOrtation under the new law are TO DE pun
iShed tO-uOrrOW,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.

PORTLAND, Aug. 4--The International Com
mercin Convention met in Portland today Delegates
are present from all parts OF the United states Canau
and the Provinces John Neal was chosen temporary
Chairman The Committee Credentials reported tnat
delegates had already arrived and thar many more
were expected. They recommended the Hon: Samuel
Merrill, Governor of iowa. for President, with long
list OF ePresdents and six Secretaries from various
parts OF the country. Committee was appointed TO
wait on Gov. Merrill. who appeared, and assumed the
Chair after brief remarks. Committee OF thirteen was
appointed on the order OF business
During the afternoon session, the Committee on Order
Of Business reported the following: First: The railroad
across the Continent Second Lake, river, and canal
navigation. Third International commercial relations.
Letters read from distinguished gentlemen who
were unable 20 attend The Hon. JAS W. Taylor OF 81
Paul. Minnesota addressed tho Convention on the rail-
road and ship canal interests Of the West He said that
the best road to the without transmpment Is What
the West wants. and when ship canals shall open the 81
Lawrence TO every portion OF the great inland waters
then the proud City OF New-York will be compelled 10
afford the same privilege with her canal The railway
system s the key Of the canal system In closing. ne
alluded 10 the great future transcontinenta railway
terminating at Puget Sound Committees were appointed
20 prepare resolutions the three subjects reported Dy
the Committee on order OF Business The Chairman
OF the first Committee the Hon j. W. Corbett, Port
land Oreeon on the second. the Hon. j. w Taylor, So
Paul MINI, and on the third, W. H. Craig Detroit ch
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
THE EEST INDIES.
HAYTI AND ST. DOMINGO.

A VICTORY OF THE REVOLUTIONISTS IN IIAfTi
INVASION OF IAYTI BY DOMINICAN TROOPS
PROGRESS OF TIE INsURRECTi0N IN SAN
DOMINGO
HAVANA, Aug 4.-The following news has
been received from Hayti: battle took place near
Jacmel on the oath OF July between the revouonlsts
and the forces Of sanave which ended in victory for
the former The revoutionsts have concentrated 1000
arond the city OF Portau Prince and are pressing the
siege with renewed vgor. Gen. Lynch one oi the revo
imtIonorv commanders has issued naneso protesting
AGAINST The cessond any Hayten territory TO the United
States The Dominican troops have crossed the ironae
aud commenced the invasion OF hayti ven Boy, anu
are reported in various parts OF the country .,,,
Adyices from St Domingo represent lnht tne reSI,u
under the Leadership Of Gen. Luperon. decisive we,
tory over tine forces sent out against HIM hau Deen
1ed bv ogando one OF his generals The speedy fail
Of President Baez aIa the expulsion OF his Government
,siaa afaH
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
THE Harvard COLLEGE MEMORIAL HALL.

A special meeting of the Committee on the
Alumni Hall and Harvard Memorial was held on mon.
day The President announced that the chief object Oh
the meeting the consideration OF the eIpedency OF
appointing Committee OF Arrangements IN regaLu W
laying the Garner stone OF the Memorial Hall, Vch the
architects sad might be done by the middle OF OCTOBER
next letter was read from Mr. Charles r. Merton Ie
signing his position on the building committee ana MI
Charles II. Eliot elected In his stead. Mr Henry
Lee announced that there vacancies IN tne
Committee, on account OF DEATH and Nessrs. J. bH0t
Cabot, Chas III. Eliot, Samuel A. Green, and Charles Z
Guild, were elected members. The vacancy In the =
nance Committee, caused by the death OF 3. M Weld'
was filed by the election OF Mr.. Patrick r. Jackson
Mr John G. Ropes offered series on resoi1
iuons N regard 70 the late Hon stephen Weld W. tSa
expressed the deep OF his loss which was ft oy t
community at large, and paid high tribute 20 has wSrt
ana la6ots. They were unanimously adopted, ooi. a
Henry Lee gave adescrpton OF the ceremonies ~ was
proposed 70 have take place the day the
aio which included procession, singing ana adaIess
&c lie also said that the amount OF money IN tne o
OF the flnance C0mmittee at present. when 10 ttooV
not including the Saunders fund 2O0 can be opaheo
nOW There due from subscribers $4,000 The hai e
SAID would cost about $4,000 AT the conclusion OF s
report II was voted thar the Building CommIttee ine
Finance Committee, and the Chairman OF the COnnttee
Of Fly Cnarman be appointed committee 20 seper, =,
wise the arrangements for the celebration OF the laynRo
the CORNERSTONE Of Memorial Hall "
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
GREAT BRITAIN.
EENIAN TRIALS.

LONDON, Aug 4.-Mr. Scallon, counsel for the pris-
oners Warren and Costello in q communication TO
The London Times repeats his declaration that MS
clients were tried and convicted on the evidence pro-
cnred in the United States. The Times in answer
reterates in the most positive terms its denial oil the
correctness of the statement
THE REPORT OF THE IRISH CHURCH COMMISSION
The Royal Commission on the Irish Church EstaD-
lishment have made their report. They recommend
the abolition of all the Episcopal Sees and Cathe-
dral establishments in Ireland, except eight to be
maintained on reduced incomes. They also report
in favor of measures to encourage tenants unuci
Church leases to purchase property in perpetuiy
and 70 enable landhoders by the payment of tithes
and rent charges to eventually redeem and regain
possession of their lands.
THE HARVEST.
The wheat harvest in the British Isles IS nearly
over. and according to the estimate which can now
be formed the yield of the crop will be double that
Of last year and will exceed by onethId the annual
Average. -.- s..s. .l-L...
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
FUNERAL OF JUDGE BELL OF NEw.HAMPsHTRE

NANCHEsTER, Y. IT,, Aug. 3.-The funeral OF
the late aineDted Judge Samuel Dana Bell took paceln
Manchester today After prayers at the house. the re-
mains were taken TO Hanoyerst Orthodox Chnrch, io
lowed by the mournors legal fraternity and City GOV
people The sacred desk very tasefuly ornamented
with flowers After the singing OF hymn, and prayer
sGriptnre were read py the Rev. n. Bouton OF
Concord. An appropriate discourse Was then de; de;
liyered by DR. Wallace The remains then viewed
bv the assembly They were laid In civilian dress in
awanut casket on which wreaths OF flowers Inc Inc
countcuance of the dead pleasant xDresslon Inc
body was taken 10 the Valley Cemetery of Manchester for
burial The pall-bearers we're ex-Gov smyth, the Hon
r. A. straw, the Hon. T. T. Abbott, the Hon. r. W mar
rngton the Hon Nathan Parker, and the Hon. Jacob r.
lanes all of Manchester
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
n,,ou ar 1,sIEyEs INTo CANADA.

ToRoNTo, Aug. Ain consequence Ni the
sp,op,arv manner in which the vigilance committees
b Recently dealt with express robbers In the West
rn States there have numerous arrivals OF we'll
known desperate chancters here OF late and hs Cana
dian xpress companies khve taken the pIecau,ion 10
hi ate,apt wns made rob the express Office OF sher
brooke on Tuesday night Morse q C9mtahy' hr9Asfs,
Renand the NeN-Yok fOrger, whose extfsdition was
recently applied for discharged from custody To-
d he Use was compromised by the prisoners agree
mg 10 return 10 the States If the criminal charge was
an. dnua aI
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
EUROPE.
GERMANY.
THE UNIVERSITY OF BONN

THE UNIVERSITY OF BONN.
RoxN. Aug. A festival was held ID TINS
city yesterday to commemorate the o.
university of the foundation OF the UhiVelS,y
Rom There was great gathering of the students
olunri and friends of the institution from all parts
Of Germany. A banquet took place, at WHICH
among the distinguished guests present was the
Hon GeorOe Bancroft, the American minister to tho
North German Confederation. So
The University of Bonn has conferred the degree
of Doctor of Laws upon His Royal HighnesS INC
Crown Prince of Prussia the Hon. George BcIcioi''
the Minister of the United States, and Proi' Dai"ih
and John Stuart Mill of England.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
AUSTRIA.

MEETING OF GERMAN neutrality-suspicious.
IN FAVOR OF GERMAN UNITY.
VIENNA, Aug. 4.-The German Democrats helu a
meeting in this city last night, at which speeches
were made and resolutions adopted deplorng the
practical exclusion of the German provinces OF tne
Austrian empire from their former relations with tne
Fatherland and protesting against the settlement Oh
the oneston of German unity through the process OF
arbitrary annexation, declaring that all action TO
that end sbould be based upon the will of the people
of the respective States.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
COTTON MILL BURNED.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.--John Brown & Son 5
cotton mill this city wac totally destroyed BY nre tns
for S45 e0d as follows: n. British and Mercante siVo
Manhattan OF NewYork, $4,000; Phenix OF a
a 600 Security OF York, $1,000 HARTFORD re' StVV
National OF Boston, s3.lO0 Putnam Fire. 5000 standaru
of New-Y 5000; Royal Of Liverpool $4,000
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
EXPLOSION. OF A LOCOMOTIVE.

Aneusta OF the Alexandria Washington and Georgetown
railroad exploded this evening at the depot OF the
Orange and Aexandria Railroad Just prior 10 starting
for washington Knocking away portions OF two houses
IN the vicinity and scattering the fragments In every dl
reetiou One coored man. Field by name is believed 10
he fatally Injured; the engineer and fireman are slightly
hurt: a boy had his hp broken and woman was seri-
ously hurt and several others were injured.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
OBITUARY.

BOsToN, Aug. 4-Mr John Wilson, well
known master printer OF TINS city, dled yesterday aV NO
residence at Cambridge. ,
PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 4-Charles w. Brewster,
editor and proprietor Of The Portsmouth Journal died TO-
HARRIsBURG, Aug. 4-Judge William Dock,
prominent and much respected citizen Of this place
dicl this evening.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
EIRE IN ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, Aug A fire broke out this af-
ternoon in the Pacific Mills owned by Greenwood &
Mills extending TO the bakery Of Brown Co.. the fac
tory OF Owens Co.. and the paperbag factory of Blxby
Forbes a Co Loss. about $4,000. The Pacific Mills were
almost entirely destroyed. ..
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
ENCAMPMENT OF MAsONs.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug. 3.-The North Star
COmmandery OF Lancaster, Col. Henry o. Kent, Nohl-
ander arrived this evening with 80 members, ana were
received by Albert r. Hatch OF the De Witt
who escorted them 10 the Kearsarge House Inc foits
mouth Cornet Band Thompson, leader. then eecorleu
them TO OdiOns Point The band will return ana receV
the 81. Paul Commandery OF Dover and 81. George oi
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
r,p ,I,RANA LEGISLATURE,
COMPETITIVE pRlLI-ANorHER CHALLENGE.

BosroN, Aug. 4.-Capt. Finan of the Mont
eomery Guard has challenged the New-York Webster
Guard to second drill for the champion fag naecepted
this drill take place within three months at some place
intermediate between NewYork and Boston. Neither OF
the ridges TO be chosen from the regiment with wnch
either company Is connected and must be gentlemen
whose family ties will not prejudice their deeson
Fnan also publishes communication, addressed 70
by the latter in hs card relating 10 the recent compost
tive drill, Of which he was referee - lf . ~ .I
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
THE BOSTON YACHT CLUB AT PORTSMOUTH.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug. 3.-COmmOdore
goett and the officers Of the Boston Yacht Club arrived
in the Lower Harbor with their squadron on saturday
from Gloucester via the Isles OF Shoals Inc MIST CAPT.
morning bringing the officers aud members OF the Cuo
Thry we're entertained at the Rockingham House, ana
went thence in carriages Rye and Hampton Beaches
on their return this evening they will probably sail Tor
Saco Pool and Portland.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST GENERAL NEWs-BY TELEGRAPH.
-. Heavy rain in Augusta, Ga. yesterday after
- ...
An attempt was made, on Sunday night TO
bufa GoSpon. \. II. =,
John Bariman Of Cincinnati committed suicide
o. Msuday Ly shooting biusslf through the bead
The Scientific Congress assemblies in Chicago TO-
DAY About 3OQ psUbeD are sipeeeu W 10 p'ssS' ... -
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
THE CHICAGO EXPOSITION OF wooLEN GOODS

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The first exposition OF
the wooden goods manufacturers in the Northwest
opened to-day at the Of the Association In this
city The President OF the Association made few IN
troductory remarks and followed by Mayor klce,
who made a welcoming address. Speeches were nade
by the Hon. +. b. Ward Of Detroit, the Hon =. %;
Grnne of Iowa; Col. Horace CaprOn, Commissioner OF
Agriculture; the Hon. N. b. Judd OF Chicago; NJ D.
Townsend, President Of the WoolGEo%ers AS, Is,
goods are on exhibition from all the Western States
and several Eastern States, numbering about nIleen
hundred lots representing eighty mills Ths aierno1n %
the AssOciatiOn visited the Union Stock yards Az the
meeting this evening addresses were delivered Dy W. "
Cutler OF Milwaukee and Geo B steboins OF De'.oi.
Al business meeting of the Manufacturers Associa-
ton this evening the rule TO buying WOOL Ehch hae
occasoned much discussion, was resclnded iOmoIto"
will be mainly occupied in the exposition ana eHahiha
tion OF goods. On Thursday the trade sale occurs
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
mar IN THE OHIO RIVER.

CEcISNArI, August 4.--Ihe recent rise In the
ono River las brought out all the hrstelss packets
MI dnnbIe decker America, and the Gen. Lyle of the
n,sd states mail line resumed their trips between CD
einnati and Ioujsyihe vesisrdhy' .l ,.I.. .I1
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
STATE CONTROL OF SUFFRAGE.
=
SIR: The following is from THE NEw-YoRK

TRIBUNE Of this date ,-.,-.,,.. -.
The psny recognize the power o. the
State he st prescribe suffrage avs aud to confer and
withhold the ballot, whether aeera's 70 any no1 @ ' & sI% 5
ment NOBODY dpHtes tae original e0aro @ ne STATS Deer u< %
The sentence in itac, corolary Of the one preceding
permit TO say, do dispute And oeiie'e on a Tue
cse and protect the purity OF me Yotng rgnt, ohGy
never had original control ,a @ s M since the Ped
erai Constitution was adopted for that higher law tnah
all others declared once Tor al tAruele ~ SeJton & .,
senator Yates of Illinois disputes also for he SAYS
in recent speech In the Senate: The argument that
illinois, or New-York or Ohio is republican form Oh
cvernment II excludes any large class or cuLehs on
account of race color previous condition. we are 10
Judge il according TO the foundation theories OF our gov
Sgrnmental system is not worthy Of child ten years
old" This he states argument having direct refer
to the aboyeduoted clause OF 1he m saI
t the close OF late speech devoted 10 proving thaI the
States cannot disiranchise their people s,,,.
determine QuaihcatouS admit that
NAV make follow by rule Of logic or "a" that
o9ds these powers 1.-THE. So ao ns States R. against Human
@i II: s Ssn asserted Equality Of states 'n cover '' 'a ''' .'4
your position as quoted Imerely produce them TO show
that you wrong in point OF fact in saying hat no
body disputes" &C, &C. My own opinion nieht be
while those Of the other gentlemen can hardly 9s
to r goeodies" NJ Jogrs A., 1898 ho"AND 'hNN
THE ALABAMA LEGISLATURE.
MONTGOMERY, Aug AIN the House the day
was occupied by debate on the bill allowing all persons
railroad and steamboats, without regard TO
color The bill was passed The Senate discussed the
bl removing political disabilities, but without any de-
cided action.
yIRGINIA-GEN. HOWARD AT RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 4.-Gen. Howard of the
freedmens Bureau on his way South, addressed meet
ing OF negroes in this city tonight
THE BORDER STATE CoLoRED CONVENTION,
BALTIMORE, Aug. 4.--The Border State Coi-
ored Convention organized today with William Nesp,
permanent Chairman. DR.. H. G. Brown was apponten
Chairman Of the Business Committee. crowded meet
ing was held tonight Douglass Institute speeches
were made by Prof William Howard Day OF New-iork,
the Rev James Lynch OF Mississippi. and others.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
ARnrCrInN OE A YOUNG LADY.

TuovpsoNyIILF. Conn, Aug. 4.--Frances
uoytbo daughter Of Joseph HaythOrn of this place,
was abducted from her home and PARENTS
nm sunday and no information has been obtained OF her
fate Albert Potter OF Warehouse Point has been ar
rested for the crime, and will be examined Tomorrow
morning
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
CHILD RIrRNsn TO DEATH.

ROCHESTER, N, Y, August "A dwelling
house in Walnutst, owned and Occupied bS MI Topis.
Hammo was destroyed by Are lsst night aRd son Sf
Mr Ham non, Elk years of age; reFisnea n 'ss
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05

BELFAST, Aug. 4.-The breaking OF the ground
on the Belfast and Moosehead Lake kairuad was cee-
bred here to-day by the ringing ofDels ring OF cannon
and "A prDeessIou Addresses were delivered ny seYerai
grntleuen A large concourse Of people was present.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05

ALLENTOWN, Pa, August 4.-The Pennsyl-
vana State Teachers Association convened in annual
session In this city at 10 o'clock to-day About 200 mem
bers were present which unusually large attendance
at the opening of the meeting. The Convention was
called TO order by Prof Edward Brooks President OF the
Association In the Of the NicePresdens Pro
w r WIRES OF Westchester and Miss Jane herr were
elected Vice Presidents pro mpOre The exercises were
opened with prayer by the Rev. Jno T. Croueh OF Alien
town T. j. Young, esq superintendent OF SchoolS ioI
Iehjgh County delivered address OF welcome wIlch
was responded 10 by the Chairman OF the Executive
Commlttee and members Of the Association Ater the
Transaction of preliminary business the Association TOOK
/ a recess tin "a p. IN. - ,,r,, eo~,,
tendent OF the orphan school, read an interesting paper
on educational statistics wherein was shown tat dlner
emf degrees OF average attendance arc reported or d
emf States because OF different methods OF Keeping he
roll books In some every pupil enrolled Is carried
fbrough he YEAR other aDsentees OF week or nOnh
sfsndin0 are dropped from the books, thus average
Attendance Is not always fairly exhibited IN the 5tate
tables Following this able analytic ADDRESS py
prof Brooks President OF the Association, on the Ph
osophy OF Education wherein the present tendency 10
scentifc and matcriastic culture IN our schools was
deprecated and plea made for higher ana more
| spiritua education. Certain recent changes III tne
School Law OF Pennsylvania relating 10 teachers proie
sional and permanent certificates were then discussed
after which the session closed Inc COhNehIlOH WIN ~"
main in session during Thursday
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05

THE LAW AND ORDER MOVEMENT IN TRNENEs-
sEE-CONFERENCE BETWEEN CONFEDERATE
GENERALS AND THE LEGISLATIVE MILITARY
roMNnTIET.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05

DELIGHTFUL WEATHER-DIsTINGUISHE vIsI-
TORS-HOTELS-THE BELLIES OF THE SEASON
THE RACE-HoRsEs-ENTRIEs, TURFMEN
p,o,n OnrS al Corres
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-22
TIE KU.KLUX KHAN.
Reported Movements for Gener
Suppression Of the Mystic Order.

Reported Movements for Generai
Suppression OF the Mystic Order.
1t was stated in this city yesterday on
what is considered good authority, that a
portion of the United States troops at
this post would, during the night, start
for some point at which decisive blow
would be struck at the Ku-Klux Khan,
and that this movement would be followed
by relentless crusade upon the order
throughout the State
This action, it is said, is to be taken I'M
der orders direct from Washington, where
reports Of the numerical strength of vari-
GUS organizations, with the names of the
members are alleged to be in the hands of
the military authorities.
If the Khan in Tennessee be anythin g
like the formidable and blood-thirsty COM
bination that takes up SO much room in the
Press and Times, the paltry force of regu-
lars here would hardly be a match for the
ghostly cavaliers, could they be found.
The probability is that the whole thing will
end in smoke, and 'the bullet read" never
get beyond the sublime Imagination of the
Grand CyclOps, while the regulars will do
their lighting thshadows.