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NEW YORK CITY.

New YORK, September 10.-This even.
ing number Of the committee appointed
by the Louisville Convention TO tender
MIR. O'COnOr the nomination assembled
with other gentlemen, at the Andrew
jackson Club. The members Of the com.
mittcC gave it to be understood that a IA
v0rablC reply might be looked for. Mr..
OCOnor, they said, did not refuse the
nomination but COunsClCd moderation.
He expressed his hearty sympathy with
the Louisville Convention. To morrow
prominent citizens meet to sign u letter to
O'COnor urging him to accept the nomi-
nation. Several Of the Louisville com.
miltee think it will be accepted.
James Carrigan, who shot John uarIin
in the office OF the Express, has been nd.
mittCd to bail in the sum of 81 900.
Forester, the alleged murderer Of Ma.
than, will be brought before Judge Dow.
ling tomorrow morning. lfheis not dis.
charged it is the intention of his counsel
TO make application for u writ of hQ3eas
corpus 10 the Supreme Court.
~ singular explosion occurred on the
Communipaw ierryboat Central this morn.
ing, The boat was lying at the repair
docks, some wOrkmen being employed in
cleaning the paint from inside The cylin.
dcrs. They were working with benzinc,
and had u pail OF that fluid on the bottom
Of the cylinder. Suddenly a streak Of
flame started from under the hands of the
workman nearest the pail, and the next
instant the explosion occurred, scattering
the burning fluid over the men. Martin
Sweeney, Charles Malony and John HAYS
were seriously burned. The explosion
cannot be accounted for.
The arrangements for the Greeley and
Brown mass meeting are nearly complct.
cd.
What is known rs the Old National
Democratic General Committc OF Brook.
lyn, now anti.Grccley, has been revived,
and last night they made the following
Congressional nominations: Second dis.
trict, John 7. Henry, Republican; Third
district, A W. Tenncy, Republicans; fourth
district, George W. Baker, Democrat.
The ticket will be completed at II future
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Pittsburgh ISuces,

PITrsDURGH, September 10-The an.
nual races Of the Pittsburgh Driving
Park were inauguratcd this afternoon, al
McKcc's Rock The attendance was not
large, owing in part to the untav0rablc
indications Of the weather. The track
was in most excellent condition.
The first purse, $1,000, was for horses
that never trottCd better than three min
ntcs; first prize, $500; second, $3.50. third,
$50; fourth, 800, The first prize was
won by John II, in three straight heats
time; 2;31!, 2:a0, 9:iO, John Chambers
took the second, Nellie third and Major
fourth.
The second race, purse of 50 600, for
eel horses, 81 100 to the first, 800 TO the
second, $500 10 the third and 5000 to the
fourth, was won by Red Cloud in three
straight heats, Time; 9:99, 2:213, 9:3l.
Pilot Temple second and Jennie third.
The races will close on Friday.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, September 10.-ThG trial Of
Chris Rafferty, for the murder Of officer
OMcara was concluded in the criminal
court today, and the jury retired at l2:lJ
After an absence of twenty minutes rc.
turned verdict Of murder in the first lie.
gree fixing the penalty Of death by hang.
ing. The counsel for Rafferty, entered u
motion for new trial and the States At.
torncy gave notice that he should call tor
u sentence on the prisoner on Saturday
next. The murderer received the yer.
dict with the same stolld indifference that
marked his conduct through the trial,
The annual meeting OF the Episcopal
Diocese ot Illinois commenced TO day at
the cathedral in this city. This evening
Bishop Whitchousc delivered the annual
address.
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THE PITTSBURGH CONVENTION
Letter from the President in Answer
10 an Invitation TO be Present.

New EoRE, September 10-The fol.
lowing letter in relation 10 the approach.
ing Soldiers and Sailors Convention at
Pittsburgh Was received this morning by
Col. l.. L. Dudley, Secretary Of the Vetc.
rams National Committee:
Lose BHANCH, September O., 1872
Dear Sri am in receipt OF your letter
OF the 4th inst extending to me by your
committee pressing invitation to attend
the grand mass convention Of veteran
soldiers TO be held in the city Of Pittsburgh
on the 18th inst. My desire to attend and
meet again so many old companions
IN arms is very great, but my Judge.
mcnt tells me TO leave the cc!e.
bratlOn entirely to those whose mo-
tivcs cannot be misunderstood. | know
no class OF citizens better entitled TO meet
in convention, and to have weight nc
corded 10 their views, than the veteran
soldiers who risked their lives for the
honor and pcrpetuity Of their country
am sure your councils will be marked by
wisdom and patriotism, and that the
meeting Of so many comrades will be
Il joyous and advantageous one. wish
for you all that you expect from your
meeting Of the 18th instant, and only re.
grct that | cannot be with you on that
occasion. With grea, respect,
Your Obcdient servant,
s GRANT
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River News.

PIrrsnuNGH, September 10 River re.
mains unchanged; Indications favorable
for rain
CINclHNArI, September l0.-Riyer 4
feet . inches.
CAIRO, September lO-Rivcr fallen .
inches. Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, September lO-Rrvcr l2
inches in the Chulcs, IS iurLrs at Port
land bar, 30 inches ut French Island, and
4 feet on Grassy Flats. Weather partially
cloudy. ArriYcd-thc Champion and
Robert Burns, from Cincinnati. The
Champion groUnlcdon Grassy Flats while
coming do~n the falls, nnd the Pilot
pulled her c!r Two hargcs broke loose
from New Albany during the storm Mon.
day night, but were recovered without
damage,
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The Arkansas War.

LITTLE Rock, September l0.-partics
IRON Pope county this evening report 10
the Gd:ctte that Gen. Uph4m is still nj
Russellvi.le with his guards. Sheriff
Dodson's militia, about $50 men, are
camped about two miles from that place.
Everybody that can get away has iclt the
county. DOdson goes 10 the stores and
orders whatever he desires. giving in pay
his order on the county. On refusal to
let anything go in that way, he threatens
to break down the doors and take what he
wants. He says they will have martial
law in few days, then the people can
get their pay in State money.
On Sunday, Gen UphAm sent one o.
his guards and well known citizen 10
Dover TO ascertain il the parties there
whom they desired TO arrest, Painter and
Others would surrender TO the civil uu
th0ritcs. They replied that they would
DO SO checrtuIly, il iair trial was aSsui-
ed them, that he could select any justice
OF the peace in the country, and twelve
Jury.men from among the leading Rrpub.
ltcans Of the county, not identified with
D0Ison and they would abide the result
Of trial by them, but that he desired 10
come to Dover il they would guarantee
him protection, but they would not sur
render TO DodsOn. To these propositions
Gen, Upham replied that it was for him
and not them TO propose terms, that he
recognized DodsOn us the proper civil
officer to whom they should surrender
Cph@m sent two Of his guards to the city
today, who arrived this evening with
dispatches Tor the Governor. It's thought
they came for more men, and tha, Up-
ham, before moving on Dover, will await
rcinIorcCmcnts. Bloody times are autici.
patcd when he makes a movement in that
direction with Dodson's militia. Deputy
Sheriff. Williams is dead. Itappcars that
he had twenty.scvcn men with him. lie
came across four young men OF Dover.
Young Hale, II brother of the one mur-
dercd by the Shcritl's posse some time ago,
Perry West, one Of the prisoners who
escaped on that occasion, and two others.
lie fired on them when they returned the
fire, mortAlly wounding Williams and
slightly wounding one Of his men.
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ST. LOUIS.
Man Shot by n Rum MIllcr.-U. S,
Marine Hospital Scandal.

ST Louis, September l0-Ahout nine
o'clock last night, Geo. H. Hudson and
Pap Allen, being on II spree, went to a
rum mill OF FrenChman named Ricch.
art, tour miles from East Louis, and be.
coming disordCrly were put out. lIud,
son made some resistance outside of the
door, whereupon Riechart shot him with
"A revolver, killing him instantly. llud-
son WAS recently from New York and
had purchased u railroad ticket to that
city during the evening, and intended to
take the morning train. RcChart gave
himself up today.
The Ercning J0urnal has an article &C.
Cuslng DR., MctChcr, Superintendent Of
the United State Marine Hospital here, OF
receiving woman called Aimee, kccnrr
OF cigar store On Filth street, rs pri,
vAtc patient at the hospital, and detailing
some Of the doctors conduct with her.
1t is asserted that some Of the attendants
lett the hospital in consequence OF the
presence OF this woman, and that the
doctors proceedings caused rupture
between him and his vile. The real
name OF Aimee is said to be Hendricks,
that she came here from Chicago AS a
book agent after the great fire and that
sho has the reputation Of "sOiCd dove"
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GheQnteQigsueer:

NEXT-Thc next State elections occur
on the Sth OF October in the States OF
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Iowa and
Nebraska. These arethe only States that
vote before the Presidential election.
The following States vote for Governor
and Congressman on the day Of the prCsi.
dental election, Nov. 9th: Alabama,
Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia,
Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland,
Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New
Jersey, New York, Tennessee, Virginia
and Wisconsin. Texas elects Congress.
men on the 30th Of November.
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Legal Points Briefly Stated.

y note by minor is void.
\ note issued on Sunday IS void.
It's q fraud 10 conceal u fraud.
Ignorance OF the law excuses no one.
a contract made with minor is void.
Notes bear interest only when SO stated
\ contract that is made with iunGtic
is void.
The law compels no one TO do impossi-
bilities.
An agreement without any considera-
ton is void.
Signatures made with lead pencil are
good in law.
A receipt for money paid is not legally
conclusive.
The acts Of one partner in the firm bind
the others.
Contracts made on Sunday cannot be
enforced.
Principals are responsible Tor the acts of
agents.
1t is not legally necessary to say on a
note "iOr value received"
liza note be lost or stolen it does not re-.
lease the maker; he must pay it.
Each individual in partnership is re-
sponsible for the whole amount OF the
firm.
A note obtained by fraud or from a per.
son in state OF intOxicatiOn, cannot be
collected
An indorsCr OF n note Is exempt from
liability il not served with notice of it's
dishonOr within twenty.four hours OF its
non.paymcnt.
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LOUISVILLE.
The Coming Peace Reunion.

LOUISVILLE, September lO.-The city
is crowded with strangers who have come
10 the Peace Reunion. Every train is full
and the hotels and boarding houses arc
rapidly filling up. The grounds are cc-
gnntly arranged and decorated, and hun.
drcds Of cooks are busy today and to.
night harbccung dTovrs Of sheep, hogs,
and bUllnCks for tomorrow The eXposi.
ton is crowded tonight with strangers
and all the places OF amusement have good
houses. The committees met tonight and
made final arrangements for the festival
tomorrow and Il torchlight procession in
the evening.
The Jefferson County Fair, near this
city, opened TO day with u good attend
Hnce. LOng(cllow showed himself in the
ring and Was received with loud cheers.
He will he on exhibition ut the Fair
Grounds every day this week.
The storm last night did considerable
damage ut New Albany, Indiana, unrooi.
ing buildings, &c Thcmost serious dam.
age was sustained by the buildings Of the
Louisville, New Albany Il Chicago X. K.
drpot,and thCmaChinC shops'wGrC unrOOf.
ed, and the paint shop, a blilling over
100 feet long, was removed Tour feet from
its foundation.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Attempt to Bribc Jurymnn in the
FuIr CusC.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 0-Grcal
excitement was created in the 18th Dis.
trict Court this evening by Mr.. SanlilT,
one OF the men summoned ior u Juror in
the Fair case, tcstiIylng that he had been
approached by John A. Cnrdincl former.
ly II constable NJ the Mission D0aAch,
who advised him To get on the jury, shy.
ing they were bound To clear Mrs Far;
that money was no object, and il he want
cd IL Thousand dollars or more he could
gcti Judge RGHrdOn ordered that Car.
dinCll be Immediately arrested, placed in
Jail, and brought before him tomorrow to
show cause why he should not be punish.
ed for contempt, intimaling that his sen
tCnCc would be heavy il tho crime was
proven. The District Attorney will carry
the case before the grand jury also ON the
charge OF cmbracCry. Only one juror is
yet to be obtained.
r. T, Ould, recently figuring ut ST.
Louis rs Chict OF Police OF Frisco, IL no.
toriOus impOsI0r was arrested here to-day.
The charges NrG Oi numerous swindlcs hv
false pruIensCs. At the present rate Of
progress it will take weeks To secure IA
jury in the Fair case.
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EXPLOSION Of IL SIcum rnn.

RrCHMoSD, Va, September lO-A
special to the Dbpatch says the stcamtug
Agnes exploded her boiler this afternoon
near Jordan's Point, five miles below the
city, point on the James River. Capt.
Griffith Johns, Of the bark Lucy, who
was on board, Cnr0uto for his vessel, b
EmrOughty, engineer, two COlorcd tircmcn
and whC.l'mcn, C0lOrGd were killed, and
two COlorCd men were wounded. Capt,
Lawrence, who commanded the tug, was
blown some distance into tho air and icll
into the water, but WAS only slightly in.
jurcd. The schooner Mary Minis. which
was alongside the tug was badly damaged
The tug isH complete wreck.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
A GrOwI Over

A GrOwl Over tbc Geneva Award.
LONDON, September 1O-The Alrr.
user this morning expresses in strong
terms It's dissatisfaction with the results
OF the Iabor' OF the Geneva Arbitrat0rs
II says the plain English Of it is that the
British Government has allowed the
Americans 10 bully us out Of three or tour
million pounds to curry favor with them,
ana then conSratulatCs us upon paving
the amount in settlement OF claims ior or
which, few weeks ago, it was affirmed
England, was neither legally nor morally
liable. - '
X. c. Schcnck, the American Minister
is expected To return to London TODAY.
LONDON, September l0.-Odcer has
agreed not To contest the parliamentary
election in Preston il the Liberal candi.
date will pledge himself to advocate abo.
liIion OF game laws.
The rinderpest continues to spread in
the Provinces.
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Capture of Counrcrftltcrr Material.

NIw NOEK, September l0-COlOnel
Whitley received information Of the dis.
covcry Of nm unusually large counterfeit.
ing plot in ST Louis, the principals in
which could not well be npprchcndcd,
and that the plates would be sent north
10 he finished Yesterday the counter
iciling material WAS seized at the office Of
Wcscotrs Express Company in Brooklyn
It WAS packed in box md addressed to
B Still, who Ind been afraid to tnkO ii
from the Office. Two plates for fifty dol
lar bank notes were found, together with
about 5000 worth 0i counterfeit notes
which were pronounced the best Of the
Kind over mnAr.
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GOLDsDoRo, N. G., September 10
The Carolina Messenger sRys The cot
ton crop in this section has sustained
serious injury in the counties OF Wayne,
hcn0ir, Wilson, Greene, Pitt md Samp-
son. The drought and rust have damaged
the prospects very much and rAvagcs oI
worms in many parts will still lurlhcr
reduce the crops, Tho prospects Nrc ut
the least, twenty five per cent worse ,hNn
wns generally anticipated month ago.
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BALTIMORE, September l0.-Dr, Paul
Schwppc, recently acquitted II, Carlisle,
Pa, OF the murder Of Miss StinnrCkc,
filed yesterday, through his counsel, a
cavcat to the will Of Miss Stinncckc,which
was admitted To probate III February,
1869. 1t will remembered tina, Schwp.
pc claims the estate Of Miss S,innrckc
under u devise to himself.
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WASHINGTON.
A Patriot Editor Challenges the
President of the Board Of Public
Works,

A'N''AN az ~ eNS @S"AN VI NN'aS
Works.
WAsnEHGToS, September "a special
says that the reported clashing OF au.
thOrity in the Metis investigation ut
Providence, is denied by Inspector Gen.
eral Minmo.
Levin Bagglc, manager Of the Patriot
newspaper, has challenged Alex. r Shcp.
pard, President OF the Board OF Public
Works to fight duel.
The Treasury Department has issued
the following amounts in certificate de-
posts, authorized by act OF Congress of
June 8, 1872 At New York, 81 100000;
Boston, $40, 600; Philadelphia, $9i0,0OO
Total, $2,j10OO0.
AtN meeting Of the Committee, author.
lied by Congress ut its last session, to ap--
prove designs for ljIesized bronze statute
Of Gel. John A. Rawlings, late Secretary
Of War, il was determined that the Com.
mittCc would receive designs or models
in plaster from any sculptors who chose to
complete, limit Tor completing will be
until Dec. 1st. Gen. IEalbrOCk, Commits
sioner of Public Buildings, Edw. Clark,
Architect Of Capitol Extension and A. X.
SpolIerd, Librarian Of Congress, constitute
the Committee.
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O'COnOr and the Louisville SOmIna.
tlOn.

NEw YoNE, September 1O-Scvcral
delegates from the Louisville Convention
arrived in the city yesterday and to-day,
with II view 10 waiting on Chas. OCon1r
relative To the Louisville nomination, bu,
up to noon no interview had taken place
\ reporter who waited on O'Conor was
informed by that gentleman that he knew
nothing Of such dcputation and seemed
indifferent on the subject.
The Committee appointed at Louisville
to wait on Charles O'Conor to notify him
officially o. his nomination, met O'Conor
ut his Office this afternoon.
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The Survey Of tho Boundary Be
tween British America aud tho
United SImtCS.

TORo%TO, September l0,-A large party
Of engineers, under command OF Captain
Anderson. Of the Royal Engineers, have
lett here tor PcmhinA, where they expect
To meet the American party appointed to
determine the Iortyninth parallel hOun-
diary between Canada and the United
States territory from the Lake of tue
Woods To the Rocky Mountains. 1t is
thought the work will occupy three or
four years.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, September l0-Gcn. Mcndli.
mn with "smull force Of men, while march
ing from ManHIla, Icll into m nmbuscndc
ol rebels mud, but for the timely arrival
of another body Of troops, would have
been captured,
The negroes on plantation in the
vicinity Of this city attacked their over,
seer with knives and killed him. They
all subsequently surrendered themselves
TO the authorities Nnd confessed the decd.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, September l0.-Thc last weekly
edition OF Illustrations were seized by the
police because they contained insulting
carlcatnrcs Of the Prussiaus.
NJ l'nv' rEcrr 'e liauranne pronounces
Ml>r III rrport1l his engagement to Miss
Nc'!'e Grant, which first appeared in
EIgW0
NJ Layl, . Journals, committed sui
eide last night.
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Connecticut Soldiers Convention.

lIAWF0Np, Conn, September l0.-A
Convention OF Republican Soldiers and
Sailors, wns held in this city to-day,
Gen Edward lInrland was elected prrm1
ncnt Chnirmnn, with u large nuniNrr Of
prominent soldiers Of the State as Vico
Presidents, TwcnIy.lour delegates were
elected 10 the Pittsburgh Convention
Stirring resolutions were adopted and
speeches made by Gen. lIawlcy and
others.
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QuEnEc, September l0-Thc steamship
Edith MIlcy has gone ashore, and eight Of
the crew were drowned.
HALIFAX, n. s, September l0.-Thc
schooner Emily Graham has been wreck. .
ed nt Prince Edwards Island, aud nine
lives lost.
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Visitors for the Cincinnati EXPOSE
tIOn,

PHILADELPHIA, September 10-IIon.
jas l}irncy, Of Michigan, Prof VIM, T..
ltlnkr, Commissioner General, VIM. II.
Parsons, oi Texas, John l. Shoemaker,
Of Philadelphia, Hon q. Cleveland, ot
New Jersey, md DIR. Il. II, Lamborn, Of
Wyoming, NIL Of the United States
Centennial. Commission, lcIt in u special
car last evening to attend the Cincinnati
exposition.
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THE GENEVA ARBITRATION.
The Award TO the United States
&3,2JO 900,

GESEvA, September 10.-Thc Arbi'ra.
tors will hold their next meeting on Fri.
dny. The award to the United States is
now stated to b. GJ2jO,0O0.
New ioNH, September l0-A Geneva
special says the Arbtralurs are no, all OF
the same opinion on the several points,
and will deliver papers expressive OF their
individual views The full details Of the
proceedings of the Court will not be made
public ior some days yet.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Reception Of Gen. BrOwn--Graudest
Demonstration of the CamOai-n.

l%DTASAPoLIs, September 1O.-Thc re.
ccpIlon OF Gen. Tom Brown, Republican
candidate for Governor, to nigh. was the
grandrst demonstration OF the campaign,
consisting OF Hn immense torch.light pro.
ccssion, with numerous bands OF music
and fine display OF fireworks After
marching Though the streets Gcn. Brown
was escorted to the wigwam and address.
Ell an immense crowd
Hon. Is. Gratz Brown will speak here
tomorrow night.
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senator Wilson Explain. thc Letter
To the BROOKLYN Germans.

NEw YonK, September lO-A Boston
special says Senator Wilson mndrN speech
last night nt CochtnNtc, In which he Cy.
planned that the German letter To which
his maine was signed denying he ever was
Know Nothing, was written by Ger.
man friend without his authority.
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Winds vccring to southerly and W ester.
y over New York and New England on
"Wednesday, and generally clear weather
and rising temperature. Southcrly to
south westerly winds from Pennsylvania
and New Jersey to Virginia, with partly
cloudy weather along the cOast. EAsterly
winds, cloudy weather and rain from
North CaroInn to Florida, and for proba.
0Iy the southern portions Of Alabama,
Mississippi and Louisiana. Cloudy wealth.
cr and areas Of rain from Kentucky to
Wisconsin and Michigan, and probably
Ohio, Norlhcrly to westerly winds and
clearing weather for the Northwest gen.
orally. Clear weather for the interior ol
the Gull States and Tennessee.
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RcciprociIY with Iannn.

WAsHI%GroH, September lO--The
President Inns issued a proclamn,Ion nboI-
lshlnR al the duties on imports from
Japan in Japanese vCsacIs so long Ns
Japan Observer u similar rule in relation
to exports TO that country from the
United States "''