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1@u""s'oa tOr sonoEy com8EeseIo0al documents, a- mong which is the Memorial of the New.YOrk Goa. ventiOn in iavor of the Tariff and Domestic Industry, from the pen of A. H. Everit, Esq Or Boston. It at the service of any of our sUbscrbetS who wish to Peruss it.

 YOSRgM Mea's Meeting iu NesU- Hauen--We are glad to perceive that the Young Men of our sate are ac- lively engaged in preparation for the ensuing contest for the Presidency, which is to take place in Novem- Der next. The young men of Litchfeld, New-LOn- don, and Hartford couutes have already appointed ! Delegates 10 the Convention at Washington in May. And in New-Haven last week meeting was held for this purpose, and delegates appointed, to wit Charles A. IngersOll, Isaac H. Townsend, Aaron N. Skinner, Sidney M. Stone, Henry w. Brintnall, Le- veritt Candee, Walter Osborn, and Samuel Scovi of New-Haven, John A. Foot of Cheshire, and Elisha s. Abernethy of Waterbury. We hope soon to see Old Fairfield waking up from her lelhargy, and talk ing part in this movement.

 Among the resolutions passed at the meeting were the following:

 Resotued, That the near approach of the Presiden- tial election demands activity from those who still feel the energies Of freemen.

 Resotued, That, in the opinion ofthis meeting the elevation Of HENRY CLAY to the Chief Mayjs,racy of the Union will be conducive to the maintenance oi l true constisatiOna enlightened and republican, prim- ciples, and to the best country. Resolred, That it is alike the interest ard tie duty of the young and working portion o our citizens, sustain the American Syslem, aud iis most efficient 1 and gifted advocate.

 Resolued, That we deem it highly important that the of Connecticut should be secured for HENRY CLAY at the next Presidential canvass; and that, as

 friends of the political consistency and true interests

 of our state, we will fearessy all honorable means

 to effect this Obejct

 ! United States Bank.-During the past week. the ! papers from the cities have beeM much occupied with specuIatO"s respecting the proceedings Of the Com mee appointed to investigate the affairs of this Insli tuition. Rumors have been abundant tha, much cor rup'on was likely to be brought to ight-in conse- quence of which the stock fell or 5 per cent; bu, in the course of few days it again rose. though no, up to its previous rate. letter upon this subject we

 have given in the preceding page. The editor of the

 National Gazette. at Philadelphia, who probably ha,

 good of ascertanng the facts as any one moi director, says-"T The current reports concerning discoveries by the Bank Committee are prepos,erou in every respect. Each of them equals at least ,h

 story of the three black But as far they al

 feet the price of the stock of the bank, they dessrv

 something more than derision." B Among other idle rumors upon this subject was on

 that Mir. Riddle, the President of the Bank, (who re gently visited Washngton,) had gone ihither for h, purpose of electiOneering with the members of con

 gresa and with the administration, have the bill fol

 the renewal of the charter passed. The Globe putt this story down at once by stating Unequvocay iha ] his visit had no relation whatever to the matter.

 Ata meeting of,he members of the Liichfeld County 1 Medical Society convened at Lchfed, Monday 1 April l6, 1882. WiIiam BueL. NJ. D. was appoint

 ed Chairman, and /. c. Becktcih, M. D. elected \ Clerk. @ Dr.C. H. Webb was admitted member of the So I osety-,' | Drs. Johnson c. Hatch, Lyman Catlin, Ralph De. I ming. Joel G. Cantlee, aud Josiah G. Beckwth were chosen Fellows of ihe Connecticut Medical Society, l to attend the General Convention to be holden al ] New. Haven in May next.

 ! Drs Deming, Miner, Wehb, Fowler and Hatch

 were appointed 10 read dissertations the ] al meeting.

 The following addition was made to the bylaws o l the Society:

 1 Rpsolred, That there shall he elected annually a ] presiding oficer who shall be styled the President o I the Litchfeld County Medical Society, whose duty h

 shall he to preside at all meetings and deliver

 address at the expiration of his term of office. ! Whereupon, Dr.. William BHei was elected Presi 1 dent of the Society for the ensuing year.

 > Voted That tho Clerk be requested publish such an abstract copy he may deem expedient of th c proceedings of this Society.

 A true abstract copy of record: I j. G. BECKWITH, Clerk.