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OBITUARY..
prof. ROBERT BENTLEY.

Prof Robert Bentley, whose death is
announced was an eminent botanst and frequent con-
trbutor to scientific journals He was Dean OF the Med
teal Faculty Professor Of Botany in Kings College, Lon
don. and held other important professional appoint
ments lie was President OF the British
,Scn lie was the sole proprietor and publisher OF Temple
Ror a inawazine devoted to general literature.
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THE UNION LEAGUE.
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COM


NETTING OF THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COM
MlTTEE.
PHI ADELPIIIA, sept. l3.-lno NatOnal
Executive Comrittce Of the Union League Of America
met to-day at the Continental Hotel, ex-Gov. william A.
Newell Of NcwJcrsey in the chair. large amount Of
business of private character transacted, which is
intended to improve the efficiency of the Republican
party in the elections soon to be held The commissions
81 all the national deputies OF NcwJcrsey vacated
snd the subject remittc to the State Council Much dis
ussiOn had certain troubles in Arkansas The
subject WIS referred a Committee, consisting Of Col
b K Rich of Maryland. G. W. Goddard OF NewYOrk and
che Secretary New deputies were named for several
States, among whom were the Hon. A. b. Butilcs Of
Ohio aud the Hon Chauncey Carpenter Of Nevada The
Committee adjourned 10 meet again In this city on the
GTst Tuesday in October.
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GERMANY.
IiEsSED.

THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY TO BIZ SUPPRESSED.
sALzBURG, Wednesday, Sept IS, 1871.
1t has been decided by Prince Bismarck,
Count Won Beust, and the other diplomasts who re-
manned here after the departure OF the Emperors VIII
liam and Francis Joseph TO suppress tho International
Society and TO settle luay the Schloswig question.
1t is thought that the census OF Berlin Row being
taken. will show population Of 9O.OOO
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SPAIN.

THE SUPPRESSION OF GAMBLING HOUsEs-THE
KINGS HEALTH.
MADRID, Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1871.
The Minister of the Interior has issued an
order dismissal OF all Police Inspectors who have
failed to execute the orders issued by the Government In
relation to gambng-houscs.
King Amadeus has entirely recovered his health, and
at Tarragona where has been the case everywhere
else during his progress through the provinces, he was
enthusia stically welcomed by the people
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tes{.5 oeo rsn in csnter in 1884, and o,sdiaeurs
soctDu uou ia in 1865 was very hollow afyair
VS., Syea ,, ,rd Lyon and savernske the follow
f ys &c Ssa1 Sasqss
Lance on Lra G epuaton OF Ser family in 1857
beating both Hermit Derby wpnsr and JSu: x s9s
Cesarwitch winner. fOtM Sderats IorseS IN their re-
ecys yesrs Sut eo pn. successful against
goAd feld and completely tn ,ou 'A0 '"o'o' VI NV
ianHa connuarOr in I}AxAA
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TIE ROMAN QUESTION.

LONDON, Wednesday, Sept 10, 1871.
The Opinione of Florence states that the
Count dc Rcmusat, the French Minister declares that
France accepts accomplished facts in Italy she only
wishes to see spiritual independence Of the Pope
cured The renewal cordial relations between France
and Italy is therefore possible.
The France OF Paris reports that the affair OF the Con-
OF the Trinity Rome has been settled the French
protectorate having been acknowledged
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THE MONTREAL REGATTA Pc sTPONED.

MoNrREAL Sept. 18.-Ihe rowing regatta
has been postponed until tomorrow on OF rousn
" Iii .vont ,bsir over 70 winrf again. Chambers and
eer T, wers with difficulty eyonted from coming to
blows today and what may uAo psG nc ibo
crew.
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Early Purchasers have thu, Best Seiectton-Oor peo
good, stock for Cusron ready and embraces the hss
Of the market 10 fne style Of elegant 60 DDS
lDKyLrs 4 Co., Cohen,
Broadway and GraDd-sa,
B,osxly and arena
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Guetiai Ncsicts

The Excessive Consqsittee OF III. CITIZENS and TAI
PAYg for the FINANCIAL REFORM III the CITY and COUNT
Of NFw.YORA
Tho u.d me-. members ~ No Sab tuuHss ways and Men
re, ,ull, sot subscp for dssns tie eIpsHsA
Of tie bo, Committee ss1ent performing the duty s'ove upss
thu, Committee meeting held the Cooper Cnion 90 hoec
evening September e Such subscriptions may Be sent hes
,usr ESQ., Treasurer No 100 ssdwsE to ehes o. Tie 0ndss
CT to collectors duly sp2s.ed 81 The vOs viii sssv @sa
sltaonty
NewYort Sept y. ts1l
JAMES 81. BROWN. PAUL n sPoFFoRD.
pExRy CLEwx WASHINGTON e. vERAILYA
SAvL D. BAR0Ck, WIN n. fIIESS
B, Z SHERMAN j. SsLGAAN,
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SAILED.

Dor LIyERPOOLIn Steamship Cabs Sept Csos ~ vleuna
vIn. poa Do Fonsiroirs W. wOodha James Douss J.ne
r. Hci.tsr NJ .nd NM Levi. two Hhs srd servant Lieu,
7 stsSn oad1s, Henry Gu.i;ss, ~ Bra. T. am hS1d VOL
B. Hsli Ma Ida Bal Ns l1us Dal NJ. u Bahl k.' ssA'
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ALSDORr-AMBRMAN- St. Pauls Chs APe.skn Wednesday,
Sept o. " Amsrnap Learner ABSORB VI fisLk -
Fannie daughter Of the oGsia ting clergyman
0ARRETT-HAYDBN-In this city Mon9ly Sect By the Rev
Pullman, VIM Garrett Of Wis aty 70 MIS- Carrie HARDEN
-PIERSON--Op Thurssz, Aug a. at gfnbsh j., ~
ROLLS Read Herg Irving Webb Of Nss|orL ." As Asss
Peroo ID West6eh, N. J.
All Notices of Marriages s..s bs-indopssd scith ~
name ond address.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

vu.,,a,ox n C. Sept l3-Sprh Tstpechas strong ~ toa
"a 40 for strained IS for No S6 Is TOT Extra PAN, s
@s g sr Ps. Crude Tarpenne An - fas fellow 1p and
- Tor Virgin Tar krn at ~ ID
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urooL. Ss,ninarx for Youna Ladies', OF g. Eass
and Hancomsves Poazbkeep ~ Location elevated goana
veil furnished AMI Venue1 pain rooms
hot planes and sppasu new uhoa thoroaga
Lecturers 4 Rev " UPsos CHARLs AFsAA
II n and ohera A limited number of pu pills Address
$780, MARY b. JeHSsoN, Principal and PropnstoA
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THE MONT GEMS TUNNEL.

A dispatch from Suza, Italy, announces
that the Mont Tunnel has been successfully opened
and that trains passing through it without
delay.
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M4RRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, initial stamping Note esssA
WI EyssprLLs Sous fuLrossr t)Lo pDcGa CHgRok
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Johnsous Anodyns Linimens Al, nu0h for internal - -
ternal and possesses Ds2 merit
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LATEST SEuP NEWS.
lFcrotner SHIP Ners see seec"d Pd5ef

lFcSofher SHIP Ners see Seco~d Pd5e1
ARRIVED.
6hp EnN SoIe Soue Boston In lsilsS4
ballast
Bark Cen an ~ eursbets C.rdis days -is railroad iron.
Bark Den ecsy Brow Psgu 50 dys With ntss Of soaa
Bark Gxym nth (Br) Drskais Hsvana II With
Bark Ocesn Home Brandt, Havana IT AysivtA sss.s.
Brig Are LvspooD saadsr Port sp Is days win ss1 -
Pis ANAL. Stl embo London lays cas aud ossA
Brig Emma d an Dnteh Atkinson Currea day. vito noss
Brig 0ssco Covert Kingston, JAM via 09sstof % days with ssg
and logwood. -
Bns Herald IA Maeu} T.y 81 Pierre txaraiqss) - day -
sugar and cedar
Sohi (oAMachs smsA hsyasue r. Is days With sD
and moia,ses ~
dsys with
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RACING IN KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, sept. lo.-lne races to-u1y
were well attended Tho tmo slow, on account OF
very heavy track The following is the summary OF
the first race: ..
Billy Williams ......
hc!ntyre's b.
Time, l49f-l:O
The second for sweepstakes Tor tnfee-year-
olds mile heats. The following is the summary:
Nellie Grey ''''.''''.''.'''''''''
Wiley.
Humphrey Evans
Time l:5Ot-:52t
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Raw-TIidc Cor d,
For Dumb Walters, Sash. Cord, &c Mas.hreuref By
Tas DAaROw MANuSAcrU1 tISo Co., Bristol Com.
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BEL Wv.
Ship American Bsiou Chandler fro u LoSdon Aug VIA maS "
Ship American Congress- Gbiseu London Aug Ii with 1A'
and
SAILED.
Steamships Colorado. for Ii ,p"oii Cleopatra Tor h'raes
Champion, for Charleston
SAVANNAH Ga, Sept l-Arrvad. ysteanshp h9nevne noJ
Ncw.York Cleared schI L. H~rsAfos 'sAsonie' "' lon
CasRrrsrcs g. c. Sept ia4siled, steamship Manhattan "a
New-York.
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D. 8. O.. X days, With tur.o4f.
AND coAsrNIsx-
II. NJ. Wells. Rcndout
S. L. Goodwin, Rondolt
Connecticut, Bizabctbpoh
Lucy Baker. Providence.
San Juan. New-Hsven.
G.. c. Tsnne1, Providence.
Tho,. B. Smith. New. Bedford.
Geo. Washington, stanford
Join MettleI. Movidence
John whitlocF, Providepce
Cornelius, Nor y:cb.
Sarah Elizabeth. Eew.HaTsA
Leader, New.Hayen.
Expedite. New London.
Cinlcrilla. Norwsis.
c. ". Hawley. Sag Harbos.
Gsrsnd, New.H,rcn.
Bellona, Eew. Hayen.
J. l.. Hess, Prorid-~ce.
David Sprague. Nsotuckot.
Frances Coin, hachias.
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0ce Nofico.-T$s MAILS POa EUROPEAN Tie we.
ross nns,y sepc It, I'm will al ths oaee on Tuesday ~
sass an Wsdnesdsi IL Tharsiy iiJ and On Sa
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Schr. Nancy SMITH Boyd, Charlcset
sCHoOSKao-RlyRI
Louisx Prancis. RoadOut
Almo. RondouL.
Addison, Biilabetbport.
Stephen Waterman, HewI Cdfora
Minerva, Pal' River.
Esquimsux. Dighton.
Transit. Bosom.
IL. T. Hedges, Boston.
Belle, Bridgeport
Planter. Ssl,m.
George & Edgar, Stamford.
John Wright, Portland, Ct
John Brooks, Sew-Hsven.
J. s. Porrnan, Eew-Haven.
Mercer. Bridgeport
Escort. Bridgeport.
Angler. New.Bedford.
4. L. Lyman, Hew-Hlven.
C. C. Sadler, Providence. I.
Ariel, Bangor
L. Daniels. Hartford. I
WIyn-Snnset ligbt w clOudy z
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THE TURF.
RACING IN ENGLAND.

THE 1ONcAsTER Or. LEaER-BAR0N RoTrG-
ChHDs ELLY HANNAH THE wNNER-AL-
BELT VICTOR SECOND, AND RINGwooD
IhihD-TEN HORSES sTARTED-LATEsr BET
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Fneentn ns.sSS sesips A Assoa.aes wtn " s.n
L. le1l. - "A ectoos y t1c15a uss
THUkSD4i "a Thirty Iksdsl /5Oa b POLLOCK. Prst
~ W. -" tsoaI "A A. & RvASs Ssefsf 49,
The New York herald., 1871-07-11

sfser eleven O'Clock, ana all sensible people are In
or course, where there arc so many people Of
fashion struggling for the mastery over rivals
IN THE NATTER or DRESS,
manners are never so important IN our watering
places There ia q good deal OF bitterness and q
good deal Of ilnatured talk. Thus far, however,
have heard nothing here piquant or amusing enough
onlmatters OF social disagreement deserving or spe-
clal notice, and SO mote 1t be.
Nearly all the lame ducks and those ducks who
grew fat during the past racing week have dlsap-
peared, to Saratoga to add to retrieve their
fortunes, and others to the safer and more honest
paths OF trade and business. send herewith few
OF the names OF the more prominent people ut pre-
sent at the Branch. list OF all the arrivals here
within the past few days would nll more space than
i suppose you would be willing TO give.
There are at the West End HOtel:-HOn. George
Smith, M. p, London: Hon. William WeT M. p,
Glasgow; blackstone Baker, President Great Vest
ern Railway. England; w. K. Muir, Secretary Great
Western Railway, England; Count Turenne, France:
Major Gus Nicholson, Unlted States Army; Charles
Rice. O. p Tweedy, r. Campbell, New York; James
+. Casey ana family, New Orleans; Sheriff Patterson
New Jersey; H. W. Hook, Bishop and Mrs. Simpson,
Philadelphia; p. W. Hitchcock. Nebraska.
The New York herald., 1871-07-11

and Restless are at anchor In the club basin, foot OF
Court street, Brooklyn The latter yacht was run
into during Friday night last by West India
1rulterer, ner captain stupidity mlstakinR Gowanus
Bay for New York Harb0r. The Restless was bCt
slightly damaged.
Rear Commodore Osgood's schooner Columbia ia
at anchor In the stream OF The South ferry, Brook
lyn.
The Dreadnaught is lying in the North River, OF
Hoboken. Since her return from cape May she has
been docked, and four additional tons OF lead bal
last cast In her keel
The schooner Agnes, Mr.. Edward Harvey, win 60
to Fire Island tomorrow with party OF ladies' and
gentlemen. She will be away week or more.
The schooner Magic Ii anchored IN the East River,
on the Hamilton avenue ferry, BROOKLYN.
The slO0p Joe Jefferson, OF the Harlem Yacht Club,
with Commodore Brnkerh0ff and party OF friends
visited Greenwich on the Fourth OF July, and the
party were very Hospitality received by the Ameri-
Gus Club. They speak In the highest terms OF their
kindly treatment.
The Dauntless is on the larger screw dock. On her
return from Cape May on Friday last her dying jib
Brigantine Shoals, which caused ner to leak some
what. She has been calked where needed, and
while up Will be fitted with new dying jib boom
two feet longer than the Old one. and new main
boom ana main gan four feet longer than those pre-.
vlOusly used. She will also have SIX tons OF lead
ballast cast In her keel When these alterations and
repairs are completed the DauntleSs will make
short cruise eastward.
The Madeleine passed through Hell Gate on Satur-
day last, en- route to Newport.
The Sl0Op Josephine was run into on the North
River on Friday last by schooner, damaging her
stern badly and tearing into ribbons her mainsail.
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
LITERARY CHIT-CuAT

BENSON J. LOSING II to DO the editor OF the new
American Historical Monthly and Notes and Que
ries,n the first issue Of which will appear In
January, 1872 from the press Of Chase & Town,
Philadelphia.
s.LB BLocUs DE METZ EN- le70' Is the title Of o
new historical WORK on the Franco-German war,
published by the Municipal Council Of Metz. We
have not heard Of any Of our beseged towns In the
American civil war dcvotiug themselves to make q
permanent historical record Of the event.
BEEoaER's "Life OF Jesus the Christi Is now
nearly ready, and will be issued by J. b. Ford Co..
to subscribers only.
SUIT FOR VIOLATION OF COPYRIGHT has been
brought by DR.. George II. Napheys, OF Philadelphia,
against Messrs Parmeee Jones, OF ''The National
Publishing Company" The lastnamed house pub
lished ''The Physical Life Of Man and Woman, -
which DR.. Napheys says pIagarizes the title, con.
tents and text Of his book entitled "The Physlcal
Life OF woman"
AN INTERESTING Book Is the "Journal HlstorIque
ct Anecdotique du Siege dc Parisn by Messeurs L.
dc viers and De Targes.
The SIxTY-s ECOND VOLUME OF THE "BrBMoTECA
DE AuToREs EsPANoLEs" has lately appeared at
Madrid. 1t contains collection Of letters OF Illus
trOus Spanlards of all ages.
The GERMAN novelist Splelhagler has new story
In press, entitled "Allezeit voran."
The ATHENEUM for June "a has an appreclatlvo
review Of Samuel Hazards "Cuba, with Pen and
Pencil" qualified by mild complaint at the bigness
OF the book.
The same journal says Of Miss Alcotts Little
Menn:-"Here We have transatlantic academy
where young ladies and young gentemen-boys and
grls-are brought up together. This novelette, Is
to school systems what More's Utopia was to the
system OF politics IL describes the impossible"
QUEEN vICroRTA's ELDEST DAUGHTER, the Crown
Princess Of Prussia, Is about to publish work on
"Female Labor" promised long before the war; but
postponed 1t is presumed, by circumstances beyond
her control.
LEONE LEVI, author OF several works political
economy and taxation VIII soon issue "uistory Of
British Commerce. from 1893 TO 1870.
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
ANOTHER YACHT RACE At CAPE MAY.

From the Cape May Daily Wave, July 1O.l
The Gertrude, Congress- Curlew and Ida started
from Scheenger's Landing about noon on Satur-
day for a race down the creek, across the bar and
around to the front or the island and return. The
Curlew was allowed sixteen and quarter minutes,
three OF which she took at the commencement Of
the race. After the Curlew started the Ida, fol-
lowed by the Congress, and afterwards the Ger
trude. Before reaching the bar the Congress had
passed the Ida which latter boat was IN turn also
passed by the Gertrude alter crossing the par. On
long tack to reach the nagboat, anchored or the
Excursion House, both the Congress and
Gertrude succeeded IN winding the Cur.
lew, the former boat leading. The course was
thence around the Spar buoy at the western end Of
Uncle Ephs Shoals, again around the nagboat. pass
ing between II and the island and thence back to
the landing. The Ida in the meantime had fallen SO
much in the rear that she abandoned the race.
From the time Of turning the buoy the Congress had
everything her own way, crossing the bar and com
ing into the landing an easy winner. The main in
terest of the race was between the Gertrude and Our
lew. The latter little boat was so skilfully sailed
that she managed to keep under her larger oppo.
nents stern, thereby keeping half the WIND out Of
her SAILS aud though she came In third received The
second prize by timo allowance. The Congress re-
ceived as first prize, and she deserved it, being well
handled $52 90; the Ourlew SO and the Gertrude
$l2. The purse was made up by Messrs John w.
Lockw ood, Joel Bailey and Edwin Benson.
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AQUATlCs.
The College Regatta Week at Spring Held,
Mass.

The College Regatta Week at Spring Held,
Mass.
From the Providence Herald July lo.l
The annual boating contest between the colleges
is ira nsierred this year from Lake Quinslgamond,
at Worcester, to the Connecticut River near
Springfield. The course Is to be three miles in
length, with no turning stake, and is without bend
or break I'LL about quarter Of o mile from the end,
when the river makes quite sharp curve. Tue
races of regatta week will begin Tuesday, July 49,
when the Harvard University crew will compete
with the Atlanta SIX OF New YORK city for the ANA
teur championship OF the country. AS both crews
have high reputation and nne record
tue contest win undoubtedly be close and
exciting. On Thursday, the 20th, three races Will
PROBABLY be held under the auspices OF the citizens Of
Springfield, but the complete programme for that
day Is not yet definitely determined. On Friday, tie
2lst, will come of the grand contest OF the week
and embracing contests between both the Freshman
and University crews. When the Collegiate Boating
Association nrSt talked OF, some months since,
1t was expected that Harvard, Yale, Brown, Am.
herst, Williams and B0wdoin colleges and the Rens-
seaer Polytechnic Institute Of Troy would take
part in the races but Yale has refused TO participate
FOR this year at least; B0wd0ln, owing to distance,
will be hardly able to send crew until next season.
and there is considerable doubt about the appear
ancc OF q crew from either Williams or Troy. Hence
the contest for this year Is considerably narrowed
down, though 1t will be carried out mono the less
CALAMITY by the competing crews. The Brown
crews are qlartered at the lngleside Hotel OF Hol-
made mp their minds that II by any mschance they
should not carry OF the colors themselves the vcto
ri0us crew will be obliged to put forth all their
powers 10 reach the goal before them.
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Y A @ n TIN q.
A LETTER FROM MIR. AsHBURY.

The Yacht LvOnia Coming to the United
States.
No. SUSSEX PLACE, HYDE PARK GARDENS. W.,(
LONDON, June %, 1871.
To THE. SECRETARY NEW YORK YACHT CLUB, NEW
York.
sIR-In accordance with the rules of your Club,
which require me to send model before entering a
yacht for race, have pleasure to forward model
Of my new yacht, the LvOnia, OF 280 tons, old mea
surement, which the Club will honor me by accept.
ing. =
am sir, yours truly,
JAS. ASHBURY,
Commodore Royal. uarwich Yacht Club.
Per T. NJ, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1871-07-11

The BALTIMORE COUNTY TRAgBDY.--The Whining
ton lDe\ commercial OF Saturday, referring to
slatement that the insane woman murdered at
Chase's station some weeks since was probably Mrs.
Kate Plake says:--"We are convinced that this last
supposilOn Is incorrect we have seen Mrs. Plake
freuuenliy and she Is woman with dark hair, IN
yariably dressed In pack and not young, While the
murdered person II spoken OF as young girl with
claimed the remains OF the unfortunate deceased
League who fired the fatal shot, and his associates
are stnl confined at r0ws0ntown Jall.--Baltiaore
AMERICAN, mn I0.
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FIRE IN eAffsToWa CENTRE, n. \.

CONCORD, July to 1911.
The Uncn0onuc paper mill at Gafistown Centre,
owned by r. Y. Cheney 4 Co.. OF this city. was de
stroyed by nrc yesterday. Loss about forty thousand
dollars. Insured for $25.oOo in the following com
panies:--Andes. Of Cincinnati, $4,000; Pacific, o,-
California x2,5O0; Putnam, OF Hartford. t2,5OOi
Charter Oak, OF Hartford, s25o0 Narragansett, OF
Providence, $3.50; Merchants OF Providence, 81 500;
Security OF New York, $450; Bay State, OF WOrces-
ter, $1,000; First National, OF Worcester, $4,000.
The New York herald., 1871-07-11

The Maud took the first prize, the second not being
awarded. Some objection bea2 made to the Water
Lily on the ground that she was "let for hire"
four men IRON the capsized sloop Hebe which, by
the way, was leading her class when she went over
ond prize In this class is reservedt but the Maud
was awarded the first prize, spy-gass. while the
wave was awarded the prize for boats under eign-
teen feet this being set Of signals.
The only mishap which occurred to the various
yachts engaging In the races yesterday was to the
slOOp Hebe, In the third class, which capSiZed be-
tween Spectacle Island and red buy No. 8, on the
Lower Middle, when she had decided lead Of her
class The Water Lily, sailed by Captain p. Coyne,
and owned by Mr.. Daniel Briscoe, which was follow
ing her. changed her course at once TO pick up the
four gentlemen comprising the crew, succeeded in
dong this, and came past the Judges boat the sec
ond in her class. In consequence of the treasurer
men. the prize for second class keels Is held In
allowance.
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
SUICIDE Or 4 CHEMIST.

Theodore Alther, chemist was found lying dead
on the noor of MS room at 800 Broome street. The
body was sent to the Morgne, where Deputy Coroner
Cushman made o postmortem examination and
found that death had resulted from some irritant
poison but the precise nature OF the poison 1t was
I'm possible to determine without an analysts De.
ceased had been very despondent for several days,
caused doubtless BY having no friends, permanens
home or employment. Mr.. Alther was thlrty.two
Coroner Herman has charge OF the case.
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
UNITED STATES NMy OFFICERS IN cASAuA.

TORONTO Ont, July 10. 1871.
General T. w. sherman, Of the United States Army
and o party Of twenty one ladies and gentlemen
from West Point have arrived at the Rossn House.
They are going on an excursion down the So. Law
renee on theit way back to the united states. Sew
stOpping at Ine Rossn House. General Il. Mexla, Of
the Mexican Army, Is stopping at the Queens HOTEL