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BuKrAu 0! vTAL sTAr.sTICs, Jun. Is 1857
.s
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Which q. death pressure ne loves! he !
s; ss 'iS s.sS sss
saS:sS g Per death: r.
Broosyn scars.na and diph!hsTi. Killed ths former
!:
Practise he s ssH1 s' sss
ss: Sas
hs few month. - m,a:. serAiny failed q bs
eRsnss N the prsvs,nS diseases except sSs
~ :S!asses o per cen. al Ss
the oiean well housed portions Of the city have for
ts 0p' IN
~ w me ward lss
20 on IN wards Of like sanitary conditions.
so .a: ~ nss
Metropolitan district warrant the hope thai no
e mo ne ne elective as ass
grounds satorcd in Of the great
BY the Kindness Professor o. w. Norris at Fanwood
176th street. and Dr. j. r. Loines of the Eastern DIS.
pensary Essex Market daily favored with
me.eorological reports, and these, as well as
tho several COUNTESS show that the avesAge height
OF the ground water 10 almost at maximum for this
region Of country and the systematic weekly
observation OF the ground water fluctuations upon certain
plains each city and county about TO be
viii call attention TO the subjoned note from Professor
Norris concerning the excessive rainfas In the
month"; The relation OF such saturaton Of the ground
the propagang OF certain epdemcs need here
be explained Malaria IL bane to the health Of the
grounds drying Of cellars should counted
among the last acts In like the present Cholera
typhoid fever and malaral maladics hold such close
relations TO the soils and drainage that they obey
the OF the sanitary engineer less than the skin OF the
medical chemist with HIS OF disinfecon and II families
throughout the Metropolitan district will immediately and
un winter Jake 10 keep perfect drainage Of
their grounds and cellars, and make the surfaces dry
great amount OF sickness and mortality will thereby be
that the saturated condition OF the ground In
ves the worst OF cpidemic wherever drainage surface dry
ing and cleansing neglected, Al the beginning Of the
1895 the learned hyge Professor Petcn told
people OF Munich thai the ground Of that city and
vicinity unusually dry from months OF drought that
the city kept clean the cholcr. would could
not be epidemic there the bad rcputs Of
that city and neghborhood for the cholera In former visa
tons ns prediction the prophecy Of sanitary science
and Austria but gave true Passover the deeply
dry country aud 20 the city Of Munich especially mem
ton these facts for the practical lesson they teach
X. HARRIS
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THE YouNs MEMS LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION.

Last evening preparatory meeting Of this association
held in the Sinclair House. Of Eighth street
and Broadway The meeting called for eight
O'clock but owing to the severity OF the evening, was
not called to order until after nine O'clock when the
President Mr. Edward Bonnell, said the first business
they had to transact to receive the report Of the
Executive Committee. From this report IT appeared
that there should be special committee appointed to
confer with the German the old Liquor Dealers Asso
citation and the other association OF the city, and ask
their cooperation. That the Committee Printing be
desired TO manage the communications of invitation to
speakers for the monster meeting That committee be
asking him TO appoint an early day for the
trial Of the parties who have been indicted for selling
liquor Sunday and after twelve O'Clock at night II
has been said, and doubtessy without truth, that he
has purposely abstained from bringing those cases to
trial before ures at the instance Of the Excise Commas
sioners whose counsel he Is That a committee be APP
pointed the Sheriff ascertain what extent
he would depuse special constables in any parties
combine 70 disturb the public peace by invading the
houses Of lawful while their business That the
pledge be printed Bristol board, in coors and gold,
with medallion Of Christ blessing the wine at the top,
that the dealers may hang them beside their license
They can be made and sold tor % cents. committee
consisting Of Henry Archeleres, Christopher OConnor
and Theodore Alien appointed carry out the above
resolutions Captain Rynders briefly addressed the
meeting after which the meeting adjourned until Mon.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD,

Great Flood and Loss OF Life nj Fort Hayes
Damage to tho Union Paci6c itailroad-Mob
Law In shnwncetOwn-Devnstn by the
sirasshOppers. s SIN N
ew LEAvEswoRrH, Kansas, June Is, 1851,
NJ AS O'Clock p M. !
The damage TO the track Of the Union Pacific Railroad
by the recent food has not yet been repaired large
amount Of mail matter has in consequence accumulated
Junction City salna At Fort Hayes the llth
inst the water twenty feet Deep Tho occupants OF
the fort have been compelled to to the roofs OF
the buildings SIX soldiers and citizen were drowned.
General Hancock Is engaged selecting another site for
the fort on higher ground ten miles from the present
one sa Ef.
On the 18th inst, while an emgrant train
camped near Shawneetown, johnson county, Kansas,
young girls attached to short distance to
pick strawberries negro came upon one Of them,
and violated her person in shocking manner. The
citizens arrested the and intelligence has just been
received that mob burned him TO death on Friday
night ...s 1
Grasshoppers doing great damage both sides OF
the Missouri river For distance OF one hundred miles
gardens and cornHelds being devastated and trees
stripped OF their foliage.
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TIVE NEW BOULEVARD:
Letter from MIR. O'Germau.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


TO rnE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Law DkSAKrnur.
OrYcB ov Council TO THE CORPORATION,
Juno 10, 1857
In the HERALD Of June II appeared article entitled
''what Has Become Of the Bouievard" You therein
ask, .Can Mr. oGorman, tho Counsel for the Corpora.
ton for tho long delay that has occurred in the
opening OF the Boulevard And you state that ghsrs
unsccouniable and dcporable delay in the work
for which you seem TO think that the Counsel 10 the
Corporal lie responsible. In the HERALD OF To-day
Park" you return to the subject state that 'sthe
progress Of the Boulevard has been mystsriously
Suspended by the Corporation Counsel"
some one has been misleading the HERArp IN this
matter II there has been any undue delay the
Counsel 10 the Corporation Is In way directly or ind
rectiy, 70 bsme for IT, MessrS Wilson a. Hunt George
Osgood and William ?. Leo we're, the 18th OF July,
1900, appointed by the Supreme Court commissioners
OF estimate and assessment In this matter, and have
diligently attending 70 the important duties Of their Of
nce. Far from any obstacle or obstruction tending 10
delay bavua been placed IN their way by the Counsel
the Corporation, his only Interference with their pro-
ceedngs been 20 with ali despatch such csa
questions they submitted TO him; ana nothing has
been done, said or written BY him. or By the Law de-
parmens tending 70 delay, or recommending or sug.
gestng any policy act which could By any Ingenuity
be construed protractina or posponng the compile
ished their assessments and awards effort win be
spared BY this department 70 prepare their report and
duty present u 70 the Court for confirmation.
In the meantime the Law department is without power
md should not DO held responsible In the matter
RICHARD 0'GORMAN
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the STATE CONVENTION.
SPECIAL IElrSRAM 10 TIE RsaALn
Calls for Informatisn,-The STANDING Ss""-
tees TO be Announced To- Morrow.


Calls for Informa,isn-The standing Cem""-
tees TO be Announced To-morrow.
= a,s.sY June ls-9 O'Clock 7. NJ
M. c,cv.n,on met Al six O'Clock this evening.
PRAYER was offered by Rev Father Thomas poran-
rxoHASGE OF DOCUMENTS
T6s PRksmEsr submitted q communication IRON fhe
co,,s,,nonal convention Of Michigan transmitting
,sou,ion which directed the State Librarian 10 make
sngemeus for an exchange Of copies of the Journals
:, ne proceedings OF that Convention 70 DO forwarded
Sely Laid on table.
Tns CALENDARS THE COURTS
Mr. FclasR, trep} of 0nondaga offered resolution
srectln 40 Secretary Of the Convention to request,
by addressed 10 The Clerks Of the Court of Ap
peals OF each County Court OF tho Court OF Common
the number the calendars Of their respect
I've courts, SC Laid under the rule.
TIE COURTS.
Mr. Cook trcp) of Ulster offered resolution direct
ing several county clerks to furnish statements
Circuit Court, Court OF Oyer and rerminer, Supreme
Court, &c, with the number Of civil actions for libel,
Islander assault and battery macious prosecution, &C.
ExEcurIvE PAADoss.
Mr. LAPnAx. Gepl Of Ontario. offered resolution re-
Questing the Governor TO communicate list of the APP
plcaons made to the Executive for pardon during the
years 1s645 and o. the number OF such application
granted the nature Of the offences in classes &c Laid
LEGsLATIvE DONATIONS TO CHARITIES
Mr. CASE, trep.) of Madison, offered resolution d.
rectng the Committee on Powers and Duties OF the
Legislature repor. amendment the constitution
prohibiting tho Legislature from making any appro
praton and donations OF 10 any private or local
eharablo or religious institutions or corporatons pro-
vidlng that whenever any appropriations are made by
Abe Legislature other than for government and State
nsttuions they shall be made TO each county Of the
Btate graduated according TO its population
Tho resolution adopted.
Subsequently Mr.. HARRIS, crop Of Albany, moved to
reconsider adopting the resolution, and the
motion went I'LL tomorrow
THE LIQUOR QUESTION
4. Mr. FOWLER (rep.l OF Madison, offered resolution
ferrng to the appropriate committee to lake into
sderalion the proprety Of reporting amendment to
the constitution prohibiting the Legislature from pass
ing any law granting authorizing the granting OF any
license for the sale of spiruous liquors.
Mr. HARRis, Of Albany, moved that the resolution be
laid on the table until the committees appointed
Agreed TO.
POPULATION TIE STATE.
Mr.. BicKFoRD rep. OF Jefferson, offered resolution
directing the Secretary Of State to furnish tabular
the population OF each county town and
ward in the state according to tho census or 1865, the
total population OF tho State the number Of aliens the
humber OF persons Of color not taxed the whole number
Of persons of color &C. Laid under the rule.
And then at twenty minutes past Six O'Clock the Con-
vention adjourned iii tomorrow
The Committees VIII be announced tomorrow
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YACHTING

Regatta or she Atlantic Yacht Club Yester-
day-A SoualIy Day and n Fair Race ONLY
The Agnes and the Carrie the Winners
The Teurh Annual Regatta Of the Brookiyn
Yacht Club Thursday-Entr s-Course.
The second annual regatta Of the Atlantic Yacht Club,
Of Brooklyn, took place yesterday from of the club
house, Gowanus Bay. The weather, although quite
pleasant the hour OF starting very unproptious
the yachtmen and the days sport but little en-
joyed by the many gentlemen and ladies that accom-
panied the daring vessels. by unequaled III luck
squalls htfu and in their character at times
struck the yachts, with such vshemencs as to capsize
the Hector the sloops Of the second class, and
frghten many tho others TO return before the race
had fairly begun to develop ITSELF
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the Same 20 the eastward and back home sakebogt
passing TO eastward OF all buoys on West Bank viz.
Nos H. 10 and TO- both going add returning Distance,
thirty nfiea
First class schooners and soop yachts will be on the
ground o'clock and take position a. they arrive
fifty yards apart in line marked out by stake boats
placed east and west second class soops TO south OF
nrst class two hundred yards, In same order 4
The steamer Charles Chamberlin has been chartered
for the exclusive OF the judges and members OF the
press and will leave the foot Of Court street. Brooklyn,
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ The steamer Antelope has been
chartered for the members and their ladies, and will
leave Fulton ferry slip Brooklyn. at halfpast eleven
O'Clock A. NJ II
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HuDsoS N Y, June rs, 1857.
Inc trsin on the Hudson River Railroad coming north
y<sruay, due here a. IL ~ A NJ, ran agsnr . man
on me TRACK two miles above Cask breaking three Of
ns IDS and injnrus him internally. He was brought
70 hm CITY on the sans train, and died n the depot
about Two O'Clock. Nothing on his person indicated bis
name o. residence. Three memorandum books were 10
- poo.sS from which appears he vagrant beg.
ny stroke OF lshsning. He about forty YEAR, old
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N8N Cleared WlE NMt
Steamship City Washington (Br Halcrow. Liverpool
s,samsh,p Malta !BrS Nex,eksn. Laysrpcol,E cunArd.
Ship Portland tBr). Peters. Melbourne--R Cameron
Ship American congress. woodward. London-Griunel
Bark JuSinal tNorw, Rspper oo,enburs- Holmboe
bark Washington Butcher Nckerson. sagua- Brockway
BARK K,nsman -, Boston-R Murray Jr
Brig Ann. stu. Monrovia and market-ogden Ro-
B1s roy.s sr Roy Coy Bsyvc,sndall umphray Co.
..schr Atlantic tBr>. Lockhart Hantsport Ns-Crandan
scnr Jonas smith, Nichols, charles.on-N Mccready
schr Clinton. shackford. Pemb okoJ Boynton's Son
schr sabino Morrison. Providence--J W Elwcll Sco
schr X Van Cortiandt, Coc New Haven-Rackett Tay.
soop Fred Brown. wrightman. Bris.ol-G N stranahan
Arrived. .-
inst iao AM IS north naiscra passed steamship
S.fesn,.Aip Emil s0adsr Lsssy Chsr,ss.o9 ynns "a
ship c,|%,s ,Brs HsyTinson Liverpool, a days, with
Ship scrcsmer, Young, Liverpool 50 days. with mdsc 10
!. /: Ssss .s s ~. Ts.s
sroashos. and Sn Nay g during heavy gale from
7
rSssS s.:sls a:ss ss e IN ss
spoke raft Nonpars. hence for Europe all wen.
s.s. g fs Wsrs CO '''0e' A''A' a"'' "''n 81
5so DO
Bsi fa@uri' johnson. sasus 10 days With sugar, to
Brig sIienus SBr, Hou, Para days. with rubber, 40.
dan T%pss,ay "a Co from Jsrs L; -, lon q % spoke brig
Brig ksismo 5srI. Morris HIrsscsps days, with log;
SSs 10 % ps rom B8s ss Sr NJ
BIZ Advent tar, Crow, Trinidad is days. with sugar TO
g, {. h ssss1ss ad ss. Cub.
pany with brig Matano FOR New York June . miles
sInss,S-n VIII sS: :psS% md q whale issi
lon q Posss Ts ss. S.s Shn See Putnam from do
rs Ann. ssrs.a Psriin sasua sday. with sugar
Bri: fs!cs. sSIsy sof chsyryaed,, Foster Lnsan 10
Brig Miner Lslshion' bridgeport cB, II days with
'' Bra 8 Ys@pin. rs. waters Hn.Soro SB lod.y..
E.s rs..:s' sGr's;.s Tucker New Orleans,
schr Pores! King wech, cardenas. 10 days. with sugar,
Ioinss, RaynOr. Baraooa, days with fruit,
Sch nyphens tBrl, Gardner Cal Island 10 days with
fruit 70 3 HUTCHINSON CO. "
schr to.nam Brl. Borden Windsor IS days. with plas-
sehr Small, coain, shulse IL days with spies 70
b.csIrs ingalls,, Musquasa NIB days, with spIies
70 Snow Richardson.
scSS hssnst ingalls,, Musquash. days. with spuss 10
sehr Penny Elder Shea. New Orleans % days with mdss
"a Hoyoke Murray.
schf ,Chss Penale,cn lOf Proyidence, Wood, New Or
Bchf French, Lippincott Virginia
Schr Comet Dow, BliHAbethpon for Boston.
Behr Alamo uhase, Machias.
Schr rafrdealer, Rcrnick, Ellsworth.
gchr Aeenoria, Means, Ellsworth for Rondout.
eehr Brilliant wass Addison, 10 days
Schr Sarah, Cobb, Boston,
echr vcrmion, Davis Boston.
gchs 9eahower, Chase, Boston.
6chr Hy Gibbs, Snow, Boston.
6chr bascom. Robbins, Boston.
schr Hotchkiss, Racket Providence for Rondouk
schr Pavilion, Reed New Haven. when abreast OF the
Shot Tower East river inso unknown schooner and
sunk her. W 7--
yohr Flower. Russell. Portland O..
Echr Northam, Pratt, Portland. Ct
eehr = = Hubbard, Barlow, Portland, Ct
Wind % sunset sw, With rain
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A. The !oio.ns iss. = froa pSysioisn
writer an Old Associate Of Dr. scHGscK who Knew him
Ths tuesday visited The room. 2,
with what shs1e would :us.e. as
Sn Is Is by most Of s ns
tie
m SsSsn
y sss q y os as
S sho so Is up sS' a WI S
back ana % q sssrl bowen:
ns sop sS' and 1nS
~ Ts's %sas
% sns AZ
aud bowels the seaweed Tonic her voraciOus ap-
ne had ne
striking evidence the benefit she had derived from
s OF a sa lis
and had been using Dr. schsnsns MEDICINES several months
sas formed me s Z. sS Ssd sss R
IL s . q .s
there sssg ay nd, BY 1 p0's With
private room witness and .fs. the s.sm and
s.y e d. ssssnss permitted . sasnlns them for
sad .
he tai in pointing out the true nature q ne disease was
%s ne
sE
Hu! think can cure you. To another Yonr disease
you easily be cured" 10 sn.ioas mother who hsS
az happy sp Inform t
daughter cured" shall forget the GRACEFUL
she exclaimed, aiod bless you, doctor, &C.
ns pGS into o S he
sen.ump.Sn. dy.pepsa and Complaint and found
ss & s1 G.y
Mandrake with other valuable remedies % tina. they act
PILL
Saps only Substitutes tho mercars preparations
bs ao hy e ps
upon and restore to healthy condition ali the secreoDs Of
Of digestion evidences before these
had had been As 3, The Msndraas pills and
Ssd the food ws s and the nS AK
and and MUSCLE gVsn to the patient
IN the Doctors extended experience ne found What All
restored healthy condition the organs are RE-. often feeble
properly isa Tie sssEesa roas tie remedy for par
sss .,as's s: "a sssss ss i
T. Is.
ss and @ Gs + S ap Ssn s sn
passed into the blood vessels from which healthy nutf,
family
the SsD E s
lions Of the important organ IKE paregoc oaphor
phne but promotes these secetons and enables the
70 throw Of dseased matter in the form Of copious s1pec
their cough without thinking upon what that cough de-
pendsha the lungs impeded 10 their Of
onthat they do need lock the secreons
stu more; but BY having the diseased matursd with
cough and the function Of the organ 10 restored Ito
natural condition.
ss e .s; s on: so
particularly for the benefit OF the sick who seeking relief
from disease have seem both In New York and Boston.
the vast amount Of good effected by Dr. scssncks
ana believe they better adapted for the diseases for
have known Dr. schenck for more than thirty years sna
SELF and many others In the surrounding country after his
have practced medicine upwards Of thirty
years. have desire for uotorfey In advanced
years but Dr. schenek has psissen q show my ls.ss.
Dr. Schenck for years. until few days since and
could not leave the city without doing what considered
only act OF justice 70 good and benevoent man -
Or schenek al the time hoping might benefit the
sick By Informing them OF what saw and know Of the On
cacy Of those great medicines. U. p. n.
SAMUEL BROTHERS, SO LUD0ATY HILL. LON.
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Died.

CLAax-On Monday. juno II. WI CLARK, in the
4eth year Of his age FEY NLf II
The reativ and friends Also the members Of Green
witch Lodge, No. 467, F. and A. NJ, and Howard Lodge,
No co. o. Of O. r, respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral from his late residence No. 291 Delaney
street, this "Wednesday afternoon, ~ two o'clock .
FoRN-0n Tuesday, Juae Is, THoxAs Form, native Of
Tralce, Ireland, aged so years so
The friends and relatives respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from his late residence Harris alley,
between High and Nassau streets, near Gold street,
Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon, u one o'clock.
lFv Otter Deaths See SeuenA PAGE
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NEWARK N. g., June Is, 1867
This morning . sabost containing eight persona
wss cepsixcd by nav on the PAssaic river above
Newark. near the Cemetery; and Mrs Ulrnl 4 French
ksdy, and two childrsn were drowned
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JouwvyfLs June NJ, 1857
The Railroad Convention n In session NJ the Louisville
ssoi.nment OF quick and accurate connections some
hpspU rVsds are represented
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HARREBuRG, Pa, June Is, 1867.
The body Of John Jenkins employe Of tho Lochiel
Iron Works. was found floating In the canal, with
fractured skull and q cash In his forehead Tho
Cooners jury returned verdict believing the wounds
inflicted by some unknown party He was ct
work yesterday: and as he had money At the tms he
is supposed to havc been murdered
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LoumvnEa juno II, 1851.
The Democratic Convention ~ Bowling Cree yesssr.
day nounassd Jacob Galloway candidate for CONGRESS
from tho Third district 70 n vacancy caused By the
deslh Of hon =. Hisa
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- eHir ARcrsc (NorvL went ashore on the sh OF Nay
soasco, MEXICO Her crew saved but she IL total
Eas. yrs .srs from Liverpool was totally vrsotsd At
ycTs AsrHyn CIT, from liverpool was wrecked Al
bnia Va nnessn COT Bsngov Kent from Dsrien for
PusssmsssAs Nh, wsh iunbeT went ssssre on fssqss
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F1a0es.
CHICAGO, June is, 1867
Eos 81 and 50 Sherman street, occupied . saloon
and boarding house. destroys Cd by Are ~ three
o'clock this morning II 10 reported that eleven pssons
persisted In the namcs Three bodies have been taken
from the runa Loss $4,000 insured The IRE 70 sup.
posed 70 have been the scs OF an ncsndsary.
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TINE FINE oepAATmEnr.
The following order has recently been issued BY the
Metropolitan Fire Commissioners

FRxurS's Hail., NEW YORK. june ~, 1851
On and after the Goth instant the hrc bells OF the
department will rung for nres - folowsThe Post
Once tower and City Hall bells fer oil dres the
and south OF Fourteenth street The Essex, Union
Marion Spring street, aud Jefferson BELLS for all
Eros the line and south OF Forty second street. The
Thirty third street and Fifty street tower BELLS for
MI rcs the nes south OF 05th street, and north Of
Houston street. The Yorkvle tower bell FOR all fires
the line and north OF Twentythird street. Including the
Harlem dstrics The Mount Morris Tower bell for al
nrcs the line and north OF Eighty fourth street sig
mails for nres south OF Seventynnth street will b sent
ell the bell tower and engine house telegraph lines
Signals for rcs between Seventy and iosth streets
will be the North and wes1 bell tower lines
and signals for 1res north OF 1o5h street will be sent
over the North bell tower line only
H. Bclrineers are required TO use extreme caution
and conform ngdly 10 the above Instructions By order
OF The Board ALEXANDER SHALER, President
InAA u GILpKHsl.kyk. Seoratarx.
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The nnal run for the completion OF the race was !.
attended With any other accident excitement OF In
forest The yachts bad all put back at The
ment OF the squali and returned 70 the Club House
but the gallant six above, AFRAID probably Of the
peated squalls which OF the south ward accom-.
panied by rain OF tho most violent character Tho
race thcn was limited 10 these, and, under
nlec sailing breeze, which, - they sp-
preached home, became quito steady, they
continued their way tho Addie " taking the lead fol-
lowed closely BY the White Wing and Agnes, while
further down and struggling calamity, came the
sloops Saus and Carrie, and this position they main
tansd passing the homo stakeboat ~ follows, unat
tended with the usual vocerous demonstrations charac
teristc Of the termination Of yacht race -
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

The following Dr. Harris usual weekly letter
the Of the public health in the cities Of New York
and Brooklyn #E
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TUE RESULT.
The yachts arriving at tho stakeboa first did not give
them the victory, however by the basis OF allow.
adopted by the Atlantic Club both Adde v and
white Wing were neccssitated 70 give time the Agnes
and, ser careful consideration BY the judges they de-
cded that the latter the winner OF the first class
prize by forty seconds, aud the ssus having make
an allowance 10 the Carrie. under the Same rule the
Carrie Was heradsd az the winner Of the second class
prize By two minutss and ten seconds