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+ Celebration IA. " YORK II he French Rerolu.
Nttoa. q lS30.-At 3 O'Clock. A. NJ, snys the
I New YORK. San, the Peench fnililary, tho Lafny-
cite Grart's, assembled their arriary, corner OF


Bfome Mercer sirets, wleresa splendid tri-coor-
ed iiag was presented 10 thcm. At 9.oeiock tho
kcomPoRy, itt tho FRENCH citizens ia attendance,


proceeded To tho Catholic church 10 Canal street.
onI went through viii tie celebration or mass
Tor rthe persons who wcro killed during tho revo.
luton OF July, 1880. ...


AT lh' close of the religious exercses, the Tag
was c"usccrntcd by the priest according TO tho
usual custom, when the Guards moved down
Broadwoy. making very imposing appearance.


IhcIr NUMBER has been decreased OF late 10 a II
eighty. From the Battery he procession moved
10 tho French consulate in Greenwich street,
"hrn salute was fired in honor of the tri-color-
ed liag' which lloated gaiiy above them.


Tho Consul being sick the Vice-Consul. Mr..
HoTge' made an eloquent-sPeech, which was lis.
tened TO with the u.mes, attention. Tlts compn-
ny tHeh dispersed for refreshment. Al six o.
clock n large number of our citizens, with Mr..
P"goat. the French Minister at washington. sat
down to grand entertainment at the ppollo sa.
loon, provided by MIR. Bonnard and closed the
celebration ia style particularly French and
Fechercts We like tho spirit Of this domoustra-
ton. and hope tosco /: repeated with every rotarn
OF the annycsary.--Er.


Rssuscitation Of tie Drowacd.- Deaths by irow-
nng arc very frequent, many lives being sacTi-
feed for want of knowledge Of the means of re-
storing suspended animation Life, in some in.
s!acos, wall remain an incredible Time in tho boz
dy, and oaly needs the proper rcs!orntyes to set
II in active motion rgnin. Dr. Mott. of tho Amer.
lea" SnPwfc-k Society, gives the following di.
r,cuOas:


as soon as thc body is removed from lhs-wa-,
ter press the chest Suddenly and fofeibly down
ward and backward, and instantly dlsconilnti,
tho pressure. Repeat this without intormission
until pair Of common bellows can be procured;
when obt"ined, iHlroIIcc tho nozzlo well upon
a. "n the base Of tho tongu,. Surround tic mouth
wiki towel or handkerchief. and close it, d..
rect hlstln4ar 10 press irrliy on the projecting
part oi the neck, called Adams apple, uud use
10" bellows actively. Then press upon the chest
To "Xp"l the air from the Iungs--lo imilnt. natur
-' breathing. Continue this an hour at least un.
iii signs e natural breathing come on. Wrap the
body IN warm blankets, and place it near the fire,
and do every H.ingto preserve the natural wa rhh,
ID, well rs to imParl artificial heat, If possible
Everything, however, is secondary TO initiating
tho Iuo@s. Send !or medical aid immeliatcy.-
Avoid Nil friction until respiration shalt lc in some
degree established"