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SUNDAY ON ST..TEy ISLAND.

ExoJ,. of Rxcrr.;on p,r,,.. r,o,-- the civ.
.s,, .,s. s,,, 80
neuens' ~oro"H' ~ 'r"sn'"g una i's
ing nj the LANDING.
Yesterdays excessive heat drove many thou sands
S nv r,on, the ci,, ,o inhoto ,ho ,ro.h o,. ~ a,u
''"' Va. VIZ w '""''e ''o "'sn ",' VI "'"'o"
Island ana adjacent resorts. The whitehall boats
rcap ed glorious harvest and the east side of sten
~, =, .oa,,., H.. ,,, ~. >,.,.a.. =. -,
'''"" ''" "''' w" A''" '''h''e' ""O ia"
caet aside all thoughts OF business In their desire TO
breathe pure air and enjoy dclightful sail pro-
., :, - =, 49, =, -
P'io'o's VI "Eo' oeer eaoons Hhu c"'ng houses
were In ecs'aties, while even the physicians
were unusually busy owing to severe. ace,
-, VIA a., -. ,,,,,,.. = =
uohe' VIM" "o te"mcr hiuu'e'o"h was On
the voyage TO the Island, Ignatz Adrian, a
youpr German. aged twenty wears empIoved bv
a.o,n. u,oh.aI ,n,oh.r =, s,.aio,on oo,, r., a.
".o'b' ''"ao'' o"'o"e', ~ ''Np'e'oh' "" noh '"e
rail OF the promenade deck to the lower deck, re-
ceiying a very severe copcussion of the hin The
,.u .,ss 90 so,,.,o ,h., no 600. .,,, ~. 80.
50" "' ''''' ''"' Wv "'s o'"""o", "'' "o'"
were all ioosened, and as the blood eushed from his
month and nose, everybody thought he lad been
killed: Dr. Elliot Who happened to be on the boat
volunteered his services, and restored the man t.
consciousness, but owing to the excessive crowd,
was unable To make more than superficial eramina
uon. on me svrva, OF t"e rcet s.srae,ea. Ls"d
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oEY. GRAYr AT LONG DRANcn,


Our President ConnnIuG Himself TO his Cot
tagc-Why this is the Chse-i!cn. Grants
Receptions Ills Work on International
Law.
L0s0 BRAscH, July 24.-0ur President has be.
come great attraction here II Is true he does not
show himself much in pubic, but that makes little
difference There are some people here who enter.
tain such affection for him that they are contened IL
they Peep through the shutters Of his cottage,
and see how he looks in his meditations, when Lc
thinks no human eye is on him. The reason why
Gen. Grant confines himself much is said to be
that he finds the people in the streets so enthusi.
astc as to make all progress and quiet oil.
servaton impossible. That AMIR Of his arrival
here when not cnecr was raised for him, ~ only
mistake somebody's part People hadn't seen Gen.
Grant here FOR 80 long time that thcv didn't think
II proper to worry him with noisy demonstrations.
An old woman who WAS Rmoag the spectators,
sHid this was quite right, for coming such q long
journey, tho President might have headache, and
headache H. very painful
What Gen. Grant does In his cottage no outsider
knows. OF course no smokes good ciglrs, hut =
private rumor says that lie is preparing material
Dor for gigantic work on international
law, which win contain MANY new ideas.
Since tie Presidents arrival the price OF cigars
has consi leraby adynnced-that IL, OF good cigars.
This makes little difference to Gen. Grant, however
for as learn that gentleman who entertains great
esteem for him, and desires position as Postmaster
In Connecticut il about to present him with fe "
thousands Of the best Connecticut seed cigars that
can be found
Gen. Grants very numerous personal friends visit
him, Of course, daily For ordinary pe0ians' visits
metropolitan Hotel to be the place.
There is great number OF New York politicians
here, all Of lom In the best OF spirits Some qulzz
the President when they see him, while others try
10 eaten his eye, Whether these gentlemen viii
have 20 wait for the wooky receptions al the Metro
poltan remains to be seen.
Tho President attended service to-day IN the
Episcopal Church with his family
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NEW JERSEY.

John Jacobs fell dead in Washington street, Ho
bokcn, yesterday.
Johu Crimmns, aged Is, was drovned on Satur =
day while bathing OF souta ffth street. Jersey City.
The Bishop OF Baltimore will preac ch ut the open.
Ing OF Patcrson's se0,0oo Cathedral next Sunday.
The National Executive Committee OF the Union
League OF America Will meet o. Long Branch on Friday
next.
Frederick DE Witt OF Iloboken dropped dead IN
the New jersey Railroad depot Jersey CITY Satur.
day afternoon.
Many persons were injured on Saturday in a seri-
riot Trenton, caused BY gang OF roughs at
lacking pcplc party,
There was dserace'ul fight on board the steamer
Magenta, on her arrival At kewarF, excursion
yesterday afternoon. Several rowdes arrested.
A prominent gentleman OF Newark, MIR. II. Back.
~ OF the nrm OF Bacgns Co, contractors aud wharf
builoers overcome by the heat on Saturday, and
lies At the point OF d.ath
II required tho united efforts OF four patroimen
and one sergeant a. arrest Martin McLAnghlin IN New
ark Saturday for breach ofihe peace lie resisted
them oOstinAtcly with rcd.hot bar oil iron. Ha
comm itted In default OF 81 900 bail,
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yOITIN0s AMOUR no WV.

The body O. colored man, almost nude, was foA,od
yesterday on Dedloe's Island.
Louis scckm,n fell Yesterday from tree in Rim
Park ana was fatally injured.
wm. Gria, aged 20, OF 1876 Norfolk street, wu
drowned on finh street. yesterday mornins.
Sophia Jacks fell Yesterday from the third story
jured.
James Tierncy, while bathing yesterday At III.
cramps and waS drowned
Mossrs. Charles g. Cornell md Thomas Murphy
of killing FLORENCE scannel,
J. D. Conkn, the spriiaast, /. dyinf Of con
sunption a. hts bfothcrsre'"ence Eighty third street
There was a general tendency in the Chathoc
Churches yesterday to dispo.se whh sermons, on so
The body OF John Barry, Of ~ Hamilton street
wlo was drowned on Fr,d1 while aIt,mprI. M TO- 'w"
MIR. u. r. Bibbitt aud tho employees in his cstab.
li.hmcnt have subsoIbed i2o21 gs iun 70. ne rec,
OF wounded and disabled soldiers Of the r'Hh'i"s
army,
One Of the Hpest sK.oared iergcs ever launched
b that bull! oy Mr. Ingeroll tor oy iIonna9 snd sen,
rowiocks, ani walnut thwort-.
Patrick Mcclure, aged @, rolled from the window
ialin9 on Ehsd one story hsI ana tct euom htJ the
yard carly yesterday mUrnng.
Collector MurpIy is said TO have given up tho
person, appyias TO him for Office apl suhstlt1t.l ia
is place copy OF the New IosA prtct,ly ior ljiJ,
The steamer Lafayette on SATURDAY. took our Col.
jerome Bonnpartc. Nj. Bllgaic an Old rr,Icl it,i'
9ent Of ths e.y, nd "a" eh'lrc9 Of l,c Il - u
Mrs Latour, ol No. .! uahc'siy place, h'l !
narrow escape from death on oaiari.y: - wt~ nnt
IN her own YARD, when some Que med bullet from "a
alr.pun, vhch smashcd u pane oi gia'' w,tl"N aics
feet OF where she stood
The barks Vera from st. hnu's lly Fnunie om
Caibarcn caro- from Havana and ocean rcir tron
MaanEas, aud thC sthO ,nsu. Iuug 4 \UH llu IRON
Havana ana R6l de Alo, nou Hsr Goa, arr' ca ljst
night,
The proprietor OF the Cjontta, Io principal Jonr-
n p Al ~ L h
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TO COSEY ISLAND ny RAN.
Unke ut Chnrlcs a. NeilIs,

Brookiyn's sunday Bathing Placc-A CInm
Bake nt Chnrlcs O'N.iirs.
n Concy Island wcrs less easy Of access to New
Workers II would be ohe Of the mos. fashionable OF
all the bathing haunts and summer resorts In the
country. bu. although its proximity to the city Ia in
ono sense great blessing, 1t Ia In smother
Inconvenience. inasmuch as II has become the resort
OF thieves, pickpockcts and rowdics. who make a
vsit to itshcaut al beach mixed pleasure and an.
noyance tbs is particularly the case on sundays.
Yesterday large crowds iilled Mayor Gunlher's
rickely cars throug Iout the day That part OF the
island near the depot the COney Island Railroad
presented during the afternoon very lively scene
Gaily dressed bellies AID sprucciy attired gentlemen
"heAyy swcls ~ and elderly women, children and
nuTscs-in iced. ali classes of humanity gave them.
selves up to the pleasures Of the hour and the ring
Of merry laughter and joyous harty was heard on
every side. The bathing houses were " ell patron
lied, and irquisitiVe, pTying crowds amused them.
selves by WUching the mishaps aud accidents which
be 81 the HOyiccs Ia the art of sw INNING
Al Charley O'Neiil's many folly party gath.
cred TO discuss the merits of Cunoy Island clam
bake, ami champagne corKs popped a. many \
pleasant joke cracked So the hours passed
away uutil eyeninr, aud the thousands who mad en-
joycd the saline bTeezcs started IOr their city homes
Tie OILY nuisance attending the retura to New
York was The tre,en e In the ours Of ieN drunken
non, who, At . e leginning OF the trip, we're iu-
. incl % De- noisy.
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PERSONAL INFELLIG ENCE.

Senator Cameron is II years old, and very tough,
Mrs, samuel sinclair is stopping at the Hotel
dc rAth6H6c. Pare.
NJ Treilihhrd tho French Minister in Chill, is TO
be the French MiGstct In Washington.
A handsome estate In Long Island City has been
purchased by Mr. stenway, OF tho panofortc lrn Tor
tGOVl,
United states senator Elwood aui family amt DR.,
Richard Rudd, of Louisville KY. sailed on saturday
tOl LycrpO
DR. Ferris has resigned the ChanceOr'hip OF the
University and Dr. Howard Crosby has been named
for the place.
Lady Franklin arrived In Cincinnati from Califor-
MIA on saurtay TO confer with Cant, Z. + Hail In re.
gard 10 his proposed Arctic expedition she stits for
this city 20. lay.
Con Pn sheridan with his chief OF staff, Gen
Forsyth reached Long Branch on saturday at T.. "
aud, after long interview with the President return
ed to Washington,
The members Of the Third Army Corps Union
have pre- seucd to MAJOR Gen, j. Watts DO pey ter a
gold media worth 500 a. testimonial o. Their aypro.
Clauoa Vi his services An historian Of tho CorDs
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THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.
Watching fer the Yachts OF Sandy Heek-A
Delightful seaside Retreat, Free from
the Temptations OF City Life-Hsw the
RenHeaenfniixes NJ the lsrssa Ielnu re.

w.,cs,rs t.x ~. y.c.,. ~ s.rsv U..I-A
u.s..S.. s..N - 60.
. ses"o 1890, -"
the temptations OF city Lue-Hew the
Representatives Of the Press at Leisure.
SAspy Uoou Ltaur Uousv Juiv ol-Tbe bar-
-. ~ '
ren "ssb OF SANDY HOOK has seen unusually lively
during the past few days, and hotel accommodation
bas risep IN n ae.ia.a v..o,,r, m. o.., x.nx...,
.".,- :. W. " o'eueu premium i"e 10" rcp'osou
.aNoe Oh the press who have been fortunate enough
TO secure resting place on the point are boarding
with Mr. ps,ter.on ,h. ,,.a... r.,a. t.
~'o "s"e"ouso heepcr' "no
mas peen very oohghing IN supplying their wants.
Sandy Hook, believe IL IL you ean has neither Dor.
ter hou.e M, no,,,,.,.rs ars v-o,,. a, ,,,,,. =.
-, ~. =, ~ pos "ou "oo'u oe e""'e para
oise " ~ Were not ior the MES and mosquitoes,
which nre most persistent in .her attacks upon
stra pre,a Iocomo,,on IA r.,,or atr..,, -.
80, -" ., 'a'"o' "''"'u''' 30 '"e
sanu gives WIN he ioor
For the past few days q large number OF yachts
bo,. b..n er,,.,,, .bon, .na o,h, ~, ,on .,osa.a,
80 " "e 1' ' N'e"' VI ''" anS"''eu
on the Horse shoe last evening
Tho America attracts much attention and Ia sail.
,nn .,., h,, ,..a r.s,., n, ,ho r,aa, yy..a,,, 49,.
'"s "o''' Du' w. 'asou " ''' i'u'' "s'eOn no'
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FroIic on Concy IsIund-DuciIins u WOmnn
In Emil AMnrnOOn DreHa.

Wm. Norman, Of Pittsburgh, an attaohe of the
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh Railroad Company
Thomas BIackmore cigar manu- acturer Of Puts.
burgh aud Henry o!mond-, a soap manufacturer
Of this city accompanied by a lady, weGt
down to Coney Island yesterday to s'e FUN
aud have dash in the surf. The three
gentlemen, after swimming some time. ran
40 on the beach, and suddenly seized tho young
lady, ard notwithjtanling her resistance bore her
of iuto the water, AMI ducked her two or three
times. OF course drcnchng her clothing, hat and an
thoroughly. They then carried her out, and placed
her on terra fymd amid tho uproa iOus laughter an
loud jesis aud lccrs OF the throns.
The young woman after few moments recovered
hor eqlanWity, ant seemed 70 accept the stu ltion
in the bcs OF good humOr One o the gentlemen
escorted Lcr 10 Tue hotol, and soon aiterward she
came on. dtGs'od IN Aholhor SUM- laughing At her
stir and enjoy themselves to the top Of tucr
bent.
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THE QUINsIGhMOSD RACES.

The Final DccisiOn-Day Srnte the Winner
General Dissnt tisiHction.
WORCESTER, July N.-Thc decision in the locai
fouroared race In Fridays Regatta, was rendered
last night. Ray State has the first prize, and N,tuaa
washburne's crew the second. The utmost dis.
satisfaction las been expressed about the whol.
regatta with exception of the single scu,i race. Tho
friends OF Yale especially excited and bave pub
lished circular tending TO throw dhcrcdit on ths
ucsmonl oi the referee Another protest win appear
In the lea lins daily OF u city from the sama
source to morrow morning. Come GALL for pu;iip
meeins 10 gel IN expression 0i opinion oi the o Va
zens OF the whole matter. The lIlrv ris refased 20
row again with Yale, having, AZ they claim. broses
ranog, and being obliged to part with Lyman, ,hs,r
hpk
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sPlRKs FROM THE TELEGRAPu.

Charles Snyder OF Madison avenue, Albany was
struck dead by lSh ming on saturday,
len iorscs have been entered for the Buffalo
Driving PaIK Assoc alton 10000 Lusc The nrst race
lot purse OF 81 00ls 20 be contested by Lady Thorn.
Goldsmith Maid, George Palmer. An ROCkcy,
The President OF the Rcd Stociing Base Bail Club
Publishes card denying that ths Clue has been lity
of unfair ayng playing for ts lie adds Il Unl thOueh
the liCd SO Clnss may be defeated tLe Club VIII u0t
be DESTROYED.
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VOLUNTEERS pr rus HUNDRED THOUSAND.

More than one hundred thousand volunteers have
been enrolled In Germany. Martial law has been
proclaimed In the Rhenish provinces OF Prussia, as
well as in Hesse, Hanover, schieswig, Pomerania,
and Eastern Prussia. The port OF Hamburg is still
Open and traiic is not disturbed. The river Rhine
is still open to public travel
BISMARCK ACCUSES GRAhoSr OF LYING.
In the North German Parliament last evening,
Count Won Bismarck denied the assertion OF the
Duke OF Gramont that Germany had confessed the
imrossibility OF Prince Hohenzoerns candidacy.
lie asserted that from the time the Govern ment
first knew OF the project nothing personal or ON
cial was said to Bencdetta about IT,
BID FOR THE AMERICAN GERMANS
The Government has issued oircuI,r, To all the
Consuls OF North Germany In foreign States requr.
ing them to forward Immediately all Germlns lrble
to military duty paying their passage to the father
land. and furnishing them with such articles as may
be necessary. They are also empowered to forward
the same terms, all volunteers who may wish to
aght for Germany The sailors OF the German ships
now in English ports are returning to Prussia, to
enlist In the armies and the English dockyards are
emptied to man tue German navy.
'"r '"t i ni .'s
a., ,,,a rI,nnn.I"Eranc. pnv. M R.yorJ
10 the Stimulation. of the Paris Conyen.
tion-H Hcsse Going With France.
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nouns or LEISUR ~.

In Tony Pastors this evening an entire new com.
plhy open up budget oi lun, The entertainment
prOhlscs variety and excellence
During the last six mig IA of the season at Hooleys
npeLallnuse brBlnninf win tonight anu ending with
we week, rae ecl 'cuOn OF nteC'A 20 he hi,cd
lhh rVtnins MhB Fanny DaYenp II VIII have b'nont,
ana on Ihuudai the CltzenS OF Brooklyn tender y
grand cOmDilnentury henBAL Ia Alta Lana hdWln
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT tn.

John IIalahan, OF Yonkers, who was run over At
the THIRTEEN street depot OF the llu son River Rai
road, d,ed on SATURDAY. night IN Bellevue Hospital
John Ilallahau, who WAS injured on SATURDAY.
night having been run over by thc Yonkerp trlty
the 1hiItelh sIe,t depot. died yretcrdy In he;evue
Hospital,
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iofn = nSinE squadron under the command OF Admi.
RAJ horney, who has been telegrsphed at Valparaiso
70 retsrn 70 Ensiand immediately. A,spsciai des-
psses nom Berlin announces that the passenger
ramc oa the railways will cease to-day. The re.
serves and the Landwchr are being pushed forward.
ne nny u In excehens spirits and null OF cont.
eence.
V''sioSs IRos Ihs bsirsH fhsss'
ssArpv crfacises the LANGUAGE used
y" Fresoa Emperor In MS recent circular 70 Inc
o'pso"snc ssen" OF France His Idea that war
NSeu WIN "e UNANIMOUS spproVai OF the people
na" % nsh', untrue ire real suthor OF the
NV no ""o ecciares ~ ou' ne VINO makesh
- ine oe'"eav he''eU ooes no' 'nink
,, ,s'' y. ouoa WI" % anee'ea one way OF
" w. Hs'"pos" conp'os"ons' ino
~ W w ~ '"o'o mn ""es' 'no ss"e
paper rays' rs oimcut. HOLLAND, particularly,
bcgs for silence about tbe di.posion of ths Dutch
80. :, 1,.s .,s.,,n c.p''Vn ,,. ', 'u' a Du'0a
~" "P wv VI bo"uV", "nien
'ano' 'o-oas' eakes 'he mans Tor new YORK which
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h""A"' ''O''' arc s'" very nucn oro"ueu
now THE HoLsArIA WAS SAVED.
A great many shipwrecks have recently occurred
the German coast by reason OF the removal Of tho
beacons 1t is generally admitted here that the stu
stion OF tho French army has every advantage over
that OF the Prussiln. The French have two points
oi attack. The steamship Holsntia, which arrived
at Plymouth yesterday noon, was discovered by an
English pilot bing TO In fog. The pilot informed
tie captain OF tho declaration Of war between
France and Prussia, and warned him to make the
port OF Plymouth with all possible despatch, which
was accordingly done.
NOT WANTED, WAR CORRESPONDENTS.
The French Government stlIi dscourarcs tho
newspaper correspondents and undertakes to supply
| war news to the journals Of the county through
the onlcial despatche. Of the War Department The
officers OF the Bank OF England to-day announce a
| still urther advance in the rate OF interest. The
| minimum rate is now tour per cent.
THE AUSTRIAN CIRCULAR.
| n,ron va, R.pst ,bs An.,ri,n pima Ni,i.,or
ha. issued n cir,ul,r "a tho Aus,ri,a ,nini.t,,.
| .hrood ue.o,s.
| I, no, .,oo... ,,, Ia, .,,.,. r.,,,,, .,,,Ao, an,
sal. 70 war hc,,veeni,s ncvrcrfaI r'tio,s ds
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was Tes' ls"'o"o oe"on'"oh ~ Lyons ON
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tne charcns every eAy 'or Nc ssooes' o' 'uheFrepee
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n'e "au o'o"u up 'no eastern aou'nen' VI t'o
| heh railway oridSe, connecting WIN tlhs CITY,
| Marshal Machlhon is expected here tomorrow
| The Emperor Is expected at Nancy The French
troops are masslng at Metz and ThionvHe.
| rne ALGERIAN ARMY IN FRANCE.
MARsrtILEs. July e3.-lestcrday large party Of
| tie army which has been operstng in Algeria ar
rived here on transports. They were accompanied
| by numerous volunteers (Rabyle' They we're all
greeted with the reates enl usasm as they march.
ed ,htoueh tae see,s o, the city on the way to tho
| "'N
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| Italian People Enthusia sticnlIy Prussia N
| The French War Declaration.
BERLis, July PA proclamation announcing
tie strict neutrality OF Italy in the pending war VAS
issued to-day at Florence. Large demonstrat ions
bave been made In Miiln Padua and Genoa n favor
Of Prussia Dispatches from st. Petersburg, dated
| YESTERDAY, declare that Russia will maintain her
neutrality.
QUEER IDEA or FRENCH rovop.
| Tbs only written doc,nent which pr,ss,, Ia,
| recoivcd from France sipce thu he ,,npin, of IN,
| on,r,e, r.,cbed nerlin At ,.an p N n, T,osd,,
last. and vas tho dscl,ra,i,n Of war n decI,re.
that ia Fm,cror NJ IN. French "a oh,,vod N con,
slider the proposal to elevate Prussian prince to ,e
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The .fo,oring are The latest dispatches re.
,arcd IN TIE Sun office do,cn 10 o'clock this
uorniag. Later despdtclcs, If any, rM be
printed in postscript
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Austrian and Belgian Deisism
Oxcrrnn with AnsIrinn spics.

vienna, July est is believed here that the
neutrality OF Russia and Austria has been agreei
upon. The neutrality Of Spain Is uncertain Tne
Austrian Recl srath has been convened in extra
session in order to take tho necessary to
preserve neutrality.
BELGIUM ovRRRUS WITH sPIBs.
A correspondent Of the Tndipcndance Be'g,, writ
ing from Metz, France, says: THE whole country
swarms with Prussian spies, Prussia seems to Oe
eager to pay for all information touching the
ments OF the French. France, however, not through
pride, but from a wish to maintain the frank char.
acter ofthe warm harmony with its object-decincs
to avail herself OF any such fundamentally"
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