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The RiyerdaIe Mystery,

Coroner Young yesterday held an inquest over
the body OF Gustav Kaster OF Rysrdlle The jury
found that lie died from "shock OF the system
caused BY having first been shot through the head
ana tnen run over by a train tae Hudson River
Railroad, at RVerdale, on the morning OF Nov. l.
Bat how the .hoi was reeesod We are unable from
tue evidence to determine,
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81 NO. 49, lO lSl, sI 49, lJs, lgl, 49, 49, dO, "a IA li
Ia
1885, 1856, las, l6i, isi. Gail l6s
surEsHs covsI cracvr-r.h SAN. . ys.'ri,y =, ,,..
SvrIEoE CoUHr-Pau IN,i ltiS, 49, ki Gtj, ss9, 1851
1891, ls3a 1885, iigs, lqil, l9lS, l2t 1850, 1851,
CoH1oH PLsAs-PAn l-No, sI Olt 49, a. sOs tl2, $40,
1850 l0if ass A. ar, 1908. Part l-Ne, 80, M ioi5, lli
1855 ll0o ll) Oq. i0iS, 1854 1867 St ~ l0i nos, lOs
Cos-OS fLEAs, EsvuI IakA,-hSs. ltb, l1Si ", lst
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Policeman McCu,Ler,s Post.

On Monday morning Roundsman Ryan Of the
Thiry.nth street police complained before Com
missioner Manerre that on the 9th inst. Patrolman
Hugh hcCusker was sbsent from his post one hour
and hfty three minutes. His excuse was: "hy
post extends siIty blocks between the avenue and
cross streets, and have to try turee thousand tive
hundred doors during my tour Of duty ] was on
one part Of tins po.t and tie rouDdsman on TIE
OLherN
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Louis Lppard. tall, broad-shoudersd, mus
GUAR young fellow, with ropulsve counter mes,
was placed tie bar in the General Sessions yester
dav. He accused OF garrotnE and rohbing a
gentleman ~ O'Clock IN the ming, and when
asked what he had TO say. responded Guilty
Judge Bedford In passing sentence said: " The
community at large and gentlemen out at night
must be pi otected against tie assaults OF prowing
iuians, ana, az an example, shall sentCace YOU IA
$ wears IN State Prison. Li?pard's Eocompiice
was convicted last week
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
pasHEs HERB AND THERE BF TN HE
SUNS REPOR7 ERS
a New neal all Round-iIow the Old Tam
many Lenrcr. nre bcfnE Converted into
Hrncai Rcfnrmcra.

a New neal all Round-Ilow the Old Tam
many Lantcr. are bcfhE Converted into
UcneM Reformcrs.
a new deal oil round" is the word among
sle poucilns and scores of patriots are pressing
forward to MI the places Of the decapitated. The
Comprolers onice yesterday was besiesed by per
sons anxious to serve the county in any capacity
from Conf mptroler's clerk down to assistant clerk Of
Washington Market One Of tho crowd, SUN re-
porter hai seen, a fow weeks ago, loannE around
Mr. Tvced's Office for his pay sewer inspector.
On that occasion the sewer inspector had atr ctcd
the reuorter's attention by loud.moutiiod lauda,oa
OF the Boss.
81 thought you were q 1ammany man." said the
Sun reporter yesterday.
"Htstl" said the qusudom Inspector. ra'sins ris
Gnger to his lips "1ammauv's played out"
" Then you've changed your opinion Oi Tweed
Twadc, indade-. he tdait worked for him
hard NIL election, and not crt dd Eet Tor ~ and
he won't see any e. us now We elections over
"How is thNf' m
"Wcll don't know; spose ne ein't willing &c
mt out any more money ior rOiti.s."
Then who's boss now "
"Jimmy O'Bfn-. lie can twirl them all on his
thumb Iie's g'en me eertiaGit. and I'll STOW Al
TO the Comptroller "
"Wuat Goes IT sayi'
crat.' replied tuc ct sever inspector with a grin
The SuN reporter also gnnned.
Many gotkinSmtn were around the Court Horse
yesterday anxious TO Let their paw. The winter D.
coming on, and the appearance Of many showed
tnAt they were but poorly prepared Tor lie hlrdslips
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neIp The FrlendIe.s GirIs.

Ladies desirous Of promoting the welfare Of
frirudess girls may do 80 by paronizns the dress
making and Quitting deoarLmeuts Of the Wilson
Industrial School and Mission, corner Of Avenue A
and Eighth street, whore suits for Ia lies and chill
dren. or undeTgirments are well made 81 very mod
prices, aud Al short nOtics. Green Cars pass
door
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su.llce Bowling. Opinion of scrgr. Loouie.

EUtIIVt DbWIIhg = UpIhIOh OF StrVI. To0nlr.
Leon 7. Phillips was arraigned in the Special
sessions yesterday, on charge OF aSsaultipg Ohcer
fiizgibDons on the night OF the election, IN the
Twenty second street police station. For tho de
lence, It was shown that the prisoner and another
person went into the station TO hear the returns OF
The election. Sergt. Lounie and another sergeant
ind several other persons were behind the deck
And FtI bbOns, without any cause, thrust the pris
pner out lie clu'cnel at the officers clothes in
orier to save himself nom falling, and was then
tutbel and arrested.
Justice D0wug said that II appeared TO him this
M from the disorderlY state Of the station as
tappeared people were admitted inuiscrninltely.
ihe doorkseper Ou-ht TO be dismissel and IL that
Ets The way 10 vince Ser-t Lo0nie conducted Affairs
~ lae -nuon, he was not A. for the position.
Tue PRISONER was discharged.
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Free Love la westerr-ter-A Fair typo al
the Free owe GhuE,

Yesterday morning lstabo Watts of Mount
Vernon Trested sLepL Senator, who turned bis
wife out OF do' :, and ,aed Amelia Herman in
her place, on Monday night. Afterward his wife
broke in the door, and Is knocked down BY bin,
doused with p.ii oiN er. ana spanked with bot
shovel by Amelia. Sonai ? nsd. Yesterday morning
be returned with rev. YER IN one hand and knife
.H ths. ether. Rs weht iaio ,ae hoaso and emptieu
his pistol at his ie drove tho children out OF doors
wiIh knife upset tho stove and ignted tile house,
tEs.s-% ~ Aes sg basE; a.-fSdt %te eats -ai uA.
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Financial Crash I'm pi,tsburUb.

PIrTsnUR0H, Nov. III. A. Dilworth Co.
aud dates n Goldsborough, petroleum dealers, have
failed These hrms have been operating considerA-
bly, togetue er aud the suspension OF tho ate Is In
consequence Vi the failure Ol the former. Dlworth
Co.'S liabilities are estimatei At from Sl6O,OO 10
t2J0,O00
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Eight Dollars a Day.

Yesterday was the second day of the session
OF the Supervisors Of Wsstchester county, as a
board Of County GanyasseTs, aud yet tloy nave not
nall com peed the canvass OF the votes, task winch
might have been comp!sted IN four hours Tho
members get % day
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Sr. PAUL, Nov 1.-THE Official returns Of the
ate election are not all in but enough have been
ceived TO show that Gov. Austin will have a ma
icrty OF about 1900. 1he Legislature stands, on
IoInt ballot, 10 Republicans and ~ Democrats,
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l'''' states Commissioner White, as Master,
t.,.r ne lur Rhwsy Company pie.
t,,, con. .'. 70. .t9.., duplicates IN eyery
''' Ur ..Ir- ur-lf., sesd in the hands
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ALExis's APARTMENTS COLOGNE fountains and
cycopea -Doxcs are features IN the apArnCnt,
OF the Grand Duke At the Clarendon, On a diamond
pointed pes. manufactured expressly for tn occasion
and inserted OF the DedrOOtnD "a a hal
purchased OF Knox. 2i2 2Broadvay.-Adg.
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Ex-Asscmbiymnn Irving to br Tried IN De-
tltpr

IN l-, Woodruff has informed District Attorney
Dui taa. he viii not try any rnlni cases dur.
ny O.. present term, rs the evil calendar Will
-omm l lis exclusive attention. The Hon. James
Irwin indicted uu Chatge OF resisting Deputy Mar
Ahal D0l'sy Willie attempln TO AIRES, owen Geo.
Ehegan. D. not to he trici Until December Doolcy
has sumcient'y recovered to appcar in Court A
large tuu Der ~ seanen who are m TIE couuty Jail
on q charge Of mu inv must Nsit until neat montn.
ans q lc Witnesses AGAINST tacm are % be Sopt In
mo n Iise Detention.
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wrscl, aud Loss OF Life on sandy Hook.

Wreck aud Ioss OF IIIIt on 9HHuJ HUOA'
PORTLAND, Me, Nov. IA despatch from
Capt George Pendelon saJs that his vessel, tno
brig Il. q. Swell OF Bath, from Philadelphia for
Portland, was lost about seven miles on slniy
HOOK on Friday night. aud that the cAptaia's VIE
ana ,afse OF inc rrsW Wtfv drowned.
The sun., 1871-11-15

Of Coleman. the receiver, and send said shares or
stock to Commissioner Whites once on or before
O'Clock =. on the 9s1 inst, TO be then delivered
TO the attorney OF Heath and Raphael, unless other
wise ordered
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sunIigbriurhe Mcrrlsania Prison.

Last night Sun reporter WAS invited TO pass
through tie ACgrisHuiA police station, lie found
everything as sweet and A. clean A. nut. Tu0rs
Are In the great stove, and the only prisoner
WHO has been there hneen days said he Lad all be
could eA Yesterday,
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The best place Ia New York to buy reIi,.
hle NNchts nae diamond, riCh. fishlpnable few.
eTyy yyandsterHg aver yelling pres snts Is sQUIRE'S
" Fulton SL Diamonds specially.
The sun., 1871-11-15

The Wilson shuttle sewing Machine, tho
hest ana cneapeft nrst-'llss machinss N the world
fIlce from tij 10 sio) sales room III Broadway.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNAsAo-rUs DAT.
sun rRes..... a. sun sots... a. Moon rieos..
HtsH wArER-TuIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 81 uov. Island. 10 a. Hell Gate ..R
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Aims, AmerIous I

Mrs. Lynch, the well-known diamond broker
an Ter the New York Hotel has purchased no less
/ an eighteen Americas ub badges during the uast
week. All these badges re s0t with diamonds
The sun., 1871-11-15

LA Broadway, sold BY paving 80 down aud $40 per
N nth, without extra charge. Mschlnesto let.
j, 7. ELLIS & n. PERRY.
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DTTORCED,

Forn Warn, cosy room, use RoEBUCK's weather
etrps s. Fulton st. mar ClIf.
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Guslntss AntIt.s.

Duriag the Process OF Testhina every
mother should give her child MRS, NINSLows
SOOTHING SYRUP
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Eiecaut rolls. biscuits SC, with Dooley's Yeast
POwder. Depot. % New At" New Notk.-.ids.
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The OnlcIaI Vote In the A..embIy plstrIet.


lSsct Of sllts Canal Ccm'nfsr. Jus'ics SssslOrt
Wler..,.. 51t5 CuApmAl.... 5e0l sAedeker Gee. 5.Js
Acl1- "sg--- Dee ,rss-,+@l Sua.u go. sis
Dem. mai eliI Dem mai. 6B| Dem. mai. COS
CoWpVOler. Prison InSpecfof, Senator.
Nlcl oaft ~ NC agi Eocls tis
Hopkins. atlS Kirkpatrick sa'A Deane.... ty5
Dem. mai. % Dem. maj. 5G. Dem. maj. 1903
TrfdsHl -. Lisf. 4 iOI Hsy ~ Y sSgsE,1}y.
Rristo... 5f-aI Downng... 80, pr nce...... Siii
RAnts... . i60g Aa.Eer... iGA Lawrence. lgJ5
Dem mai. 6!i Dem. NAL. al4 Rep. maj, ll72
AuOrHsV general Cor0HTs, Second Aasenb =,
tAampa,u... 52l5 Hall. 52l GA alley .s53
Barlow.,. TO-, Van Zandt... NVs DAN.dSon... 2J-3
Dem. mE 50 Dem. mai. COS Dem mai. $50
S.ufs h7,yi1eer t's School Com,
Richmond. 59ul 3ayS,.,.,., BIS llncoln., 2al!
IayIor... so, P1Tter..... t'v tfaaA1ln,,.. 2jl
Dem, maj. o.. Dem. maj. a., Rep. maj. Sj5
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UNION SQUARE.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS.
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THE ELECTION.


Oaciat Returus from the City.
The Board Of Canvpssers have declared the
following onicial returns;
sRo. OF sUfunu hTrokrrr
srArr oouET. nrorsrrR. sENERAL.
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81 Wall street, report at 4

In state bonds there was another raid on new
South Carolinas which carried down the price Of
to July issues y cent to 81, and the Apni 10
SOH, hissouns rose u cent. 10 ON, and Ten
nc,seos y to GS4. American Exchange B-nk
sh4res sold at ia. Railroad bonds were strong an
in inquiry, unon Pacific nrsts selling at @A 1Pl
incomes 50, and Great Western trsts Of 1865 al gl
Tlcre wH iatternE demand Tor c esap, lko rnI
ON ~ 4 l-Lll
The New York herald., 1871-07-10
RUNNING ,orEs-poLITlCM AND GENERAL.

schurz has avowed himself in favor OF Charles
Prancls Adams for the Vice Presidency. The Albany
Journal thinks this Is refreshing"
Hancock IS the iavorite OF majority OF Southern
papers for the Presidency.
An attempt Is being made 10 galvanize the tenn
perance movement IN Pennsylvania.
Special election In Illinois November to fu the
vacancy caused by the resignation or John A. Lo-
gan as Representative at Large.
The Boston Transcript does not take kindly to
General Butler the republican candidate for Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts,.
Agairst female sufYrage-Tbe Legislature OF the
District OF Columbia.
The quincy lMass.l Patriot rather likes the idea
that the name Of its townsman, John Quincy Adams
should be mentioned In connection with the Secre-
taryship OF STATE under Chase aud Hancock ad-
ministration.
The Rome (Ga.l Courier takes issue with the Mont
gomery Advertiser IN discussing the position OF
Alexander II. stephens and the Atlanta Sun, OF
winch he Is political editor. There seems to he q
cloud rising in the democratic horizon In Georgia
The New York herald., 1871-07-10
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.


". II. Pope has q benefit at Irving Hall tonight.
This is the last week OF Miss Fanny Herring at
Tony Pastors
This is the last week OF Through by Daylight' at
Woods Museum.
Miss Llzette Bernard makes her first appearance at
the Globe this evening.
The Hernandez Foster pantomime troupe arc the
new attraction at the Bowery.
Julien has many important novelties this week in
his Terrace Garden concerts.
The last nights OF Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins engage.
ment at the Olympic are announced.
MIR. James Miller Is the treasurer and business
manager OF The Vienna lady orchestra.
The Berger Family OF Swiss Bell Ringers commence
an engagement h! week at Lima Edwlus Thea
tire.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall, with their burlesque troupe,
at Bryant's, present "Lurne" as traveste attrac-
ton.
Boucicaulrs latest play. "Ehe.' viii be given at
walack's tonight, with the full strength Of Mr..
Moss company.
williamsOns benefit takes place at NiDlos on
Thursday afternoon. Dominick Murray plays Danny
Man there this week.
very large and highly fashionable audience at
tended Thomas concert at Central Park Garden last
evening. These concerts are unequaed In respect
TO the standard OF the programme and the perform
ance.
Avenue Theatre, on which occasion the mock re-
hearsal OF the "lhe Savage and the MaIden' and
the new comedy, "An Angel" VIII be presented for
the Or st time.
The New York herald., 1871-07-10
VICTORIA.


Financial Affairs Of the CoIony-NIiscellano-
GUS News.
The budget of Victoria showed deficit OF
$3.50 OOO and new Increase on duties and the
property tax had been proposed by the protection
lists.
STEAMER WRECKED.
The steamship Auckland for Sydney, had been
totally wrecked on the East coast. The passengers
and crew were saved.
SMALLPOX.
The steamship Somersetshire. from London fifty
having smallpox aboard Quarantine Is now en-
forced ON all English vessels
MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
Adamson, the new American Consul, has assumed
his office.
Statistics show that the wheat crop greatly
short OF the demand The Chamber Of COmmerce
were urging the government to support the Cali
forna steamship line.
The Annie and Flying Eagle from New York; the
Agate. from Boston, aud the Anwick Castle. Star Of
Peace. Oxford AMI Essex, from London, had arrived
MELBOURNE MARKETS.
Wheat was selling in Melbourne at 6s. AID, kero-
sene at Sis. 54s. In Adelaide nour was selling at
El5 los. In sydney Kerosene quoted Is. Sd. 2s.
ed rosin at clio los, and pitch at 25s 26s per Dbl.
Flour and wheat were weak in all the colonial mar
kets.
stroyed by dre Loss. $4,000.
The Oregon salmon shipments to Australia re,
suited In heavy loss -..s-fr ~''
The New York herald., 1871-07-10
Personal Intelligence.

Ex-Postmaster General A. W. Randall yesterday
arrived at the AstOr House.
Dr. 7. c. Durant, OF the Directors OF the Union
Pacific Railroad, is stopping at the Gilsey House.
Colonel BENJAMIN Thomas, OF Arkansas, is soourn-
ing at the st. Nicholas.
Colonel G. q. Puner, OF South Carolina, Is at the
Grand Central.
General Casey, OF the United States Army Is quar-.
tered at the Astor House.
Professor Edward McCloskey, of Maryland is re-
siding at the New York Hotel.
George b. Williams Deputy Commissioner OF Inter-
nal Revenue, yesterday arrived from washington at
the Gisey House.
Colonel George G. Williams, OF Wisconsin, mas
quarters at the Grand Central
". G. Fargo, ex-Mayor Of Buffalo. is sojourning at
the AstOr House.
Ex-Congressman Joseph L. Pugh. OF Alabama, Is
dOmlciled at the Fifth Avenue.
Captain Prime, OF the United States Army, quar-
tered at the Hoffman House.
Colonel Vim. II. Reynolds. of Providence. n. l., Is
staying at the New York Hotel.
Colonel Rhodes OF the British Army, yesterday
arrived at the Fifth Avenue
A. De Laski, of England, is dwelling at the Bre.
WORT House.
Joseph Caushon, OF Canada, is at the Fifth Ave.
nue.
The New York herald., 1871-07-10
FOREIGN Personal ITEMS.

Mr.. Chiders, late Of the British Admiralty, is
stin at Nice Italy. His health Is improving.
The Dnke OF Edlnburg rScently distributed
presents to the pupils OF The Royal Naval School.
New-Cross, Kent, England.
--Henrt Hene. writing in 1910, predicted that
the Vend0me Column would fall the first victim TO
the Paris C0mmunisic ma dness.
The Earl OF Pembroke attained his majority
ON the 9th inst. grand time was anticipated
among the tenantry, laborers, &C, at Wit on.
Mgr. Delalle. Bishop OF Rodes, Spain, Is dead.
At the time OF his death ne was seyenty.one years
OF age. In 1856 he was elevated to the preacy.
Louis Napoleon. according to recent English
reports, Is about to become tenant of Mamhead
House, DawIlsh, Devon, the seat OF Sir Lydston
Newman.
Count Brunnow the Russian Ambassador at
she Court OF 81 James gave aGlfeu n &c 1e "a
the Grand Duke Vladimir.
M. Cremiux has just handed to the French
Minister OF Finance Of 300 900 francs, the
amount OF public subscriptions behalf Of the
French prisoners in Germany.
-Uardlnal Cullen, in his pastoral on the Pope's
iubllee. saws the Commune which established sys-
lem OF goddess education, may plead some excuse
since the Irish National Board has also banIshed re-
hgiOus teaching.
The MARQUIS de PlascIc. it is thought. will be
made Governor OF the Bank OF France. IL was to
his spirit and energy that the Bank was mainly In.
debted for iJs safety during the reign OF the Com
mune.
Mr. q. j. Holyoake states that the name Of one
Mt least Of the English members OF The inIerna-
tOnaI Society which appears at the close of the
manifesto lately issued IN London was used without
his consent or Knowledge.
Prince Napoleon, as Is known had collected a
valuable museum OF works OF art III the MOntpen.
sier wing Of the PaaIs Royal, AMI when His High
ness left ne was unable to remove The whole. All
that renamed has pershed in the fires OF the Com
munc.
M Viscomt VenOsta, in reply to the Marquis
Alfieri the italian Senate, declared the other day
that should any members Of the Partisan Commune
find their way the Italian frontier the
ment Will denver them up without hesitation to the
Fr enCh authorities
The New York herald., 1871-07-10
ADELAIDE.

Cable Connection With Bntavia-Clerical
~Guabbles.
The advices from Adelaide are that arrangements
were making 10 Law line OF wire to connect with
the cable from Batavia. Furness had been ap-
poin'ed agent by the proprierors.
The Governor had been G wing Anglican church
dignitaries precedence those OF other denOmi-
nations, which was causing great Indignation.
GOLD DISCOVERIES.
Gold had been discovered at Humbug Creek.
GERMAN PEACE FESTIVAL.
grand German peace celebration took place on
the 2,d OF MAY.
The Peninsula and Oriental Company offered TO
deliver the English mails at Glenny If the other
coon.sts agree.
Wheat was quiet at So. I'D. or So SO per GENITAL.
THE NEW ZEALAND CABLE.
The ship Saxon has arrived at Adelaide with
materials the extension OF the telegraph line to
Port Darwin New Zealand.
The New York herald., 1871-07-10
THE WESTCHESTER CATHOLIC FROTEC'
TORY.

This institution, which was founded eight years
ago. has progressed far beyond the most sanguine
anticipatlons OF IT'S founders. The improvements
made on the grounds, and particularly the build
tngs are immense-the boys new building alone
costing so far q; not yet being complete, s2A.o95.
The object Of the institution, as Is known to the
New York public, is for the reformation ana proec-
tion OF young denquents Of both sexes During
the year 1870 Loss boys and 4o7 girls received the
fostering care OF the Protectory.
Yesterday was day Of great JOY for those VINO re.
ceived special invitation 10 visit tue INSTITUTION !.
being the occasion OF reception given IN honor OF
the boys on their entry TO their new building Az
twelve O'Clock the boys were marshalied IN tne
grand han OF the institute and there underwent a
most severe examination before the large audience
OF nved guests. 1t Is no exaggeration TO say tnat
they acquitted themselves admirably III every de.
partment OF knowledge to the entire astonisnnent
OF the very critical audience assembled, composed
OF clergymen. judges lawyers and merchants Az
the close OF the exercises Algernon ). sullivan,
Assistant District Attorney addressed the chlldren
IN very appropriate language aud earnestly recon-
mendcd the Institution to the benevolent o All ue'
nominations, after which the invited guests Ge.
scended to the reiectory where sumptrous repas'
was prepared for thcm
The New York herald., 1871-07-10
UeATH IN the SURF.

Yesterday two gentlemen who were bathing at
Coney Island noticed man leaving the In a
bathing dress, with an expression on his counte-
nance that seemed to indicate some physical PAIN
They watched him endeavoring to dress and found
that ne was splitting blood. They went and spoke
TO him. but could get no spoken answer. He shook
his mead and nodded an acquiescence 10 the ques-
tions and II was supposed that he could not
speak English. They endeav0red to assist
him to Dress but he died before the toilet was CON-
pleted. Judge Voorhies held an inquest on the
deceased appeared to be about iortY-hve years OF
age was dressed IN light pants dark coat and vest
and black SILK hat. In his pocket was found sill
yer watch and chain, silver snunDox, roll OF
bills and card OF $. Apiebeck. surgical Instrument
maker. The body was sent to 202 Atlantic street,
for identification, after Justice voorhies had held
an inquest. The jury rendered verdict in ac-
cordance with the facts
The New York herald., 1871-07-10
F r A " Q E..
General Condemnation of Count de
ChambOrd's Manifesto.
GAMBETTA BECOMING A JOURNALIST.
The Army Vote Wholly Re-
publican.
LOSS OF A FRENCH VESSEL.
TlEGRAM TO THE ssN YORK HERALD.


PARIS. July ., 1871.
The manifesto OF the Count de Chambord In
generally condemned IN severe terms by the press
as calculated increase the agitation which it pre-
tends to deprecate.
TAXING COLONIAL PRODUCE
The Assembly, by vote OF 4S3 TO 5, has passed q
bin imposing additional taxes on colonial produce.
THE PARIS MUNICIPAL ELEcrIoNs.
The municipal elections ior the clty Of Paris will be
held on the 26ih instant.
THE ARMY EVERYWHERE REPUBLICAN.
The army everywhere votec the republican ticket
for the Assembly.
GAABErTA TO START A NEWSPAPER.
M. Gambetta Is about 20 undertake the publication
OF newspaper and mas proposed 10 General Fad-
herbe 10 take charge OF the military chronicle OF the
journal
= THE HARvESTS.
The present harvest in France VIII fall below the
annual average.
LEGITIMIsTs RES GNING FROM THE ASSEMBLY.
The GduiOis says several legltimists will resign
their seats ia the Assembly.
GAMBETrA'S LETTER
Gambetta has written a letter rejoicing over the
result OF the elections ahd urging moderation and
patience on all.
POPULARITY OF GAMBETTA.
The lists OF ca oidates voted for by the army
were all headed with the name of Gambetta.
VESSEL AND ALL HANDS LOST OFF CAPE OF GOOD
nOrE.
News has been received here of the total wreck
OF the French ship Souvenance the coast near
the Cape OF Good Hope All on board, including
large number OF passengers. were lost hundred
and fifty bodies had washed ashore from the wreck.