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The New York herald., 1865-05-30
Coroners' Inuucsts.

SUICIDE OF AN IMPORTER ~ SHOOTING HxBELY. About
two O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mr. Robert Dcidcrchs
importer OF cloths, doing business al No Is South
William street. committed suicide by shooting himself In
the mouth with aplsol causing almost instant death
For some unknown to his friends deceased had
been In unusually melancholy state OF mind and
Just previous u tho commission of the act, Mr. Dcde
chs remarked TO young man in tho store that every
thing looked black TO him. and believed he bad softcning
of tho brain He then went up stairs, after which
the report Of pistol heard and search being made
Mr. Doiderchs was found lying dead the floor OF the
loft, with blood oozing from his mouth and nose.
Coroner Cover was notified and permission for the
removal Of deceaseds remains 10 his late residence No
"a West Nineteenth street. where inquest will be held
this morning. Mr. Deidericbs was in anuent 0rcsm
stances his income being estimated at about eight thou
sand dollars per annum. he was about hty years OF
age, native Of France and unmarried What prompted
the deceased 70 take bis own fo may possibly be de
veloped before the Coroners jury
FOUND rss wArxR. -Corouer Cover yesterday held
inquest the remaias of Mr. Henry O. Bsckenhus
German gentlemen, thirty years Of age. who
found floating In tho dock foot OF Chambers street
About veek since deceased cf the lower part Of the
city for his home 10 Hobokcn, ana not Afterwards
sces alive. II 10 supposed that n attempting " get
board tho ferryboat be fell into The dock and WA
drowned Deceased bad been IN The employ Of 6rm
doiug business ri No $50 Broadway Ho was q single
usn and IL said bss loft money and other property ~
a considerable amount
BoT DROWNED William O McComber, lad ten
years Of Age whose father captain Of ba schooner
Wild Horse, lying 2, the foot Of Morris street, North
river Col overheard and was drowned Search was made
FOR the body aud u recovered erl hours subse
queNug. Coroner Cover hed inquest on tho body,
and verdict Of accidental drowning was rendered by
the Jury.
DRowSp I,oor RRoovEpsp. the Goth instant George
Rreig, IN comiss down the North river n small boat
htchsd !! W craft in .ow VI tho steamer Madison
The New York herald., 1865-05-30
The street Department.
tn ruv ppITOR OF THE HERALD.

Tho following facts exhibit one Of The beauties Of
our presep, system Of city government have before
me tho for resctns curb and gutter in Forty
ninth street, from Tenth to Twelfth avenue, which could
have been done by private parties for about hundred
dolIsrs The total bill Ia sx hundred and seventy thres
dollars and thirty cents (Se7s 3ll or this two
(s26 7 for doing the work the price Then
two hundred and seventy dollars and thirty
1910 81 charged for that the surveying
cost than the work Fifty dollars Is charged for
inspecting hundred dollars for advertising
much a. the work-and thirty dollars and twenty nine
cents 1880 29 for assessing and collecting This straw
shows which way the municipal wind blows, and there
other straws yet 10 be developed. REX.
The New York herald., 1865-05-30
Important Prize Case.
REBELS HAVE A Ri0uT TO APFEAR IN COURT
uyfTRp STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Nd

MAr2o -TAs United States u.s. One thousand aun.
drsd and yhso Shares e Creat wesisrm Railroad COM
pany This wss action, commenced ovor . yeas age
In the United sta,es District Court for The connscaon u
one Thousand seven hundred and fsytwo shares of s
stock Of the Great Western Railroad Company mo pso
perry OF Leroy n wiley, formerly q merchaaA " This
cjty but more recestiy6 Alabama The DlsAsict Cour
decided that wiley was alien eaemy snd had ne
standing In opur and could therefore appear 10 an
swer fhe case came up appeal 10 Che Circuit Court,
and Yesterday forenoon Judge Nelson gave his dccsoA
reversing that Of the court below. The grounds OF the
reversal are that " was improper, on prelimlnay mo-
on 10 decide who had been rcbeis who had noA The
accused should be allowed 70 appear in coun, ana men
the question 70 whether NOT he reboi shouo
DO passed spon by siury spd e0t by The Goart
The New York herald., 1865-05-30

A NEWSPAPER REUvAL.--Tbe war carried q
host Of sickly newspapers TO the grave, and the
return of peace Is already calling new batch
of experimental newspapers into life, North
and South. Some may succeed. but many will
fail, for the country, North and South, is not
yet out Of the deep water Of its financial diff
culties. But letour newspaper people 90 ahead.
The more the merrier.
The New York herald., 1865-05-30

che vicisisy Of MAssoa 0he ana regimeat ef militia
bad V b called oas 10 suppseu tAs dtGursanoa 4
number q Ne leading rioters were arrestsd but great
sEoitensaA prsvails1 end n feared there would bs
another outbreak.
The Tom Moore Asssoias,oa oslssrassd their fourth
anniversary last sveaiag BY . social dlansr u ths
Blocker House About any young gsuisnen ct down.
roasss 70 sThe henory e Tom Moore" "Ths Ctty Of
Nov Yost, "Ths Prsss' aAd The Adiss" were drank
cad responded b with III ths hoaos Ins.rumsatal
music consisting entirely Of seleotsons from Moore's
melodies, and songs from Nr. 0ustavus 0eary whied
away tho night end much OF the morning vsev agreaby
heavy shook q earthquake was feis In San Fran
CISCO end throughout Southern California on tho
ing Of tho 2lsh inst but Il appears 70 have done no
damass.
tho yaauc soa., woolieu MILL with I'll its contents.
was burned on Friday morning last The min had been
ruunog forty years. and was valued a sxsy thou
doilan tho property was insured for forty two thou
sa0d six hundred DOLLARS ton thoasand ave hundred
Of which wAs In New York city o0Bcos
Tho stock market opeoed dsA aad closed heavy yeser
day. Governments were inactive Cold was arm, and,
after opediss a lso closed n hafp ave p NJ a.
1sTk Al night the closing quotation was tS7x.
tue oosaeroiaa situation was unchanged yesterday.
Tho markets wers a6iss, ssssni thing. and prices
fused stsaAx Foreign goods quiet ana but little
Sus'6sss was done Domestic produce was irregular
Groceries cotton. petroleum. Ao, dull On Change
aour was 30 100 iower Wheat and corn wore scarce
sad higher OaAs were aotivs aud decidedly 6rmer
Pork dull and lower All other kinds Of provisions
were duh aud heavy, but unchanged. whiskey was
nrner, with sales at 81 10.
The New York herald., 1865-05-30
P.rsonai lnteiIigosce.

Joaauim n N do Azambuja tate director Of the De.
parsmcna Of Foreign Affairs st Rio Janero has been ap
soip,.d Minister TO Washington, 10 piaos Of Mr. Lsboe
who is appointed 70 Belgium
Major General Joc Hooker. 10 command of The Depart
uent Of the North arrived ~ this city Sunday, and
stopping a. the As,os House Brgadier Gsnsrd "
Clarke. late Of General McPhersons stan was 10 the
city yesterday, but left late IN tho day
Mr aud Mira W J. Florence, having concluded their
protractcd western engagements arrived in the city yes
terday, aud are stopping NJ the Metropolitan Hotel
Tboy de not propose pla ing during the season
The New York herald., 1865-05-30

THE LAST JOKE ON JEFF. DAvIs.--A Philadel-
Monroe, applied the other day for the services
of physician, that Connecticut doctor was
tbereupon first sent him, whose services we're
refused; but that the next conner being q Jersey
man he was graciously accepted. From this
IL was evident that JED. Davis is among that
class Of funny fellows who think that Jersey
is not in the United States DR.. Blackburn
would probably be the physician most accepta-
BILE to JEFF. Just now.
The New York herald., 1865-05-30


The LOSSES or THE SLAVE STATES FROM THE
WAR.--Tbe actual losses Of the South. including
ali the slave States, in substantial wealth, from
the late rebellion will never be known. They
are beyond the reach Of the most industrious
researches. The aggregate debts OF three thou
sand millions Of dollars In rebel scrip incurred
by the JEFF Davis usurpation, afford no approx
imation to tho extortions from and losses OF his
subjects In their accounts with his Southern
confcderacy. We are therefore left mainly to
conjecture the substantial losses OF the South
from the war. The shareholders of all tho
slave States, with the abolition of slavery, will
have lost the ever available cash capital in
slave property, Of about twenty-five hundred
millions of dollars; but the country in this item
loses only the slaves actually destroyed or dis
abed by the war, and their losses of labor
incident to the revolution from slavery to q
free labor system.
The material losses Of the slave States In the
products of labor, from the rebellion, doubtless
largely exceed at the present day q thousand
millions OF dollars 10 gold, leaving cut Of the
calculation the terrible destruction and reduc-
tions eutailed by the war upon the population
of the slave States, whites and blacks, men,
women and children. Take the following
items, estimated, Of crops lost aud property
destroyed -
Thrce average cotton crops lost, which, a
apeace valuation, would amount TO- $500 600, 900
Lost In four years, In the products OF rice,
Tine. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. M p 100000 900
Property destroyed In chips, steamboa,s
canals, navy yarde, arsenal forte esf
magazines, lumber and othor building
materials, railroads and railway build.
stock, o'..'...:..............". 'O 100000 600
10 the destruction OF cities, vllages mile
foundries, factories, farms ond rianla.
tions Including dwellings, outhouses
engines, implements, fences, horses
mules, cstsie &c. &c................... 500, 900 900
And We have total 900, 900 900
Incredible as iheso figures may appear, they
fail to convey any idea approaching the ex-
The New York herald., 1865-05-30

tended and appalling soeass Of destruction.
desolation end destitu1ion which prevail
throughout u South. fhst comprehensive
word, exhaustion, has solvsd the problem Of
the rebellion. end, h their terrible exhaustion,
the late rebsllious States and their people
stand before ~ today vanquisbed, submissive,
destitute aud In state Of social disorganiza-
ton and confusion 20 broad and general - 10
be beyond immediate relief Their fatal insti-
tuition Of slavery, however. which led them
into their ruisous revolt b gone. and With Ii
removal, In gracefully accepting The sew order
Of things, they may. amply repair 10 few
years all the damages and desotation Of this
destructive war, and start upon career Of
prosperity and progress from which, under
their old system Of slavery and slave labor,
they would have been forever excluded.
The New York herald., 1865-05-30

MAILS THE GULv SouADRoSs The United States
steamer Fort Morgan, Acting Lieutenant Commander ".
Eaton. will leave the Brooklyn Navy Yard to morrow
wednesday, morning, with the mails, supplies and
officers ordered report 10 the East and wos Gulf squad