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MRS. WHARTON.

Only Eleven Jurors Obtained So Far
The Death or Sheriff Chairs Causing
Further Delay.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, JAM l3, 1873.
Six additional jurors were obtained in the whar-
ton case to-day. making eleven 80 far. The death
of Sheriff Chairs, Of Anne Arundel county, has
given rise to some complications in the case.
writ OF venire summoning the taesmen and di-
rected to the Sheriff was not returned pro Jos7nd
when the Court adjourned on Friday last since
which time Shertn Chairs has died, and his depu-
ties could not return the writ A new sheriff was
appointed and new writ issued summOning the
same taesmen included In the FIRST venlre. Some
OF these were sworn as jurors to-day. The non
return OF the deceased Sheriff will be point for
the Court OF Appeals In case the jury find verdict
adverse to the prisoner.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

AsPINwALL4 Jan. 6, 1873.
The revolution In the State OF Canca is progress
ing In favor OF the Church party who expect assist
ance from the President of Ecuador.
PERU.
conspiracy to assassinate the President OF
Peru, by means OF torpedoes placed on a railroad
over which he to ride has been frustrated, and
the leaders In the movement arrested.
revolutionary plot has been discovered at
Arequipa. The woudbe revolutionists were ar
rested and banished from the country.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Inauguration Of the Two Governors,
McEnery and Kellogg.
President Grant Submits the Whole
Question to Congress.
Judge Durell "the Vioegerent of
Almighty God"

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Is, 1873
Tho inaugural ceremonies passed on quietly
The weather was clear and pleasant. Mr.
McEnery was inaugurated In lafayette
square. several Thousand persons were
present, including many ladies. The ceremonies
were opened with prayer by Bishop Wilmer
An address was delivered by Bishop Pierce, which
Emery The oath Of ONCE was then administered
and the ceremonies concluded with benediction
by the Rev. @. X. Guetheim.
KELLOGG's INAUGURATION.
Mr.. Kellogg was inaugurated at the Mechanics
Institute the doors Of which are still guarded by
United States soldiers The Senator'S repaired to
the hall Of the House.
Acting Governor Pinchback delivered a short
valedictory, which was followed by the inaugural
ceremonies, &c. About fifteen hundred persons
were present. three -fourths or whom were colorcd.
THE ALMIGnrY's vIcEREaBNr ON THE BENCH.
The following is from yesterdays P1cavilne:-
An unusual scene occurred in the United States
Court on last Thursday morning. Mr. Thomas
Hunton read to the Court an aifidavt made by
States 0omm Commit with unproiessonai con-
duct Among other things the affdavtt charged
Shannon with saying on recent occasion that he
(ShannOn) wrote the decisions OF Judge Dureli (;
that he possessed his ear and could influence his
Judgment, and that for small fee he could make
Court all right. In presenting the afidavit Mr..
Hunton alluded to the frequent attacks that had
recently been made on the Court. This allusi0n
was too much for the Judge. He at once allowed
himself to be transported into the most violent
rage and INDUCED in language most unbecoming to
Judge. Among much else that was unseemly he
used this language "I am the viceregent OF
Almighty God, sitting here to dispense Justice, and
as HIS agent intend to see justice donep
Governor McEnery's reception at Exposition
Hall tonight was largely attended. The I'1cavune
efice, the st. Charles Hotel and several buildings
on Canal street were Illuminated in honor of Mr..
McEnery.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

investigation OF the Canadian Authori-
tics Touching the 81. AIban's Raid.
OTTAWA, Jan. 13, 1873.
Hon. Mr.. Langevin, the Minister Of Public Works,
and Sir John A. Macdonald, are to be examined
to-day In the interest OF the British to
show that there was no knowledge, on the part Of
the Canadian authorities, prior to the occurrence
OF the ST. Adams raid and Lake Erie affair, OF any
Intention to violate the neutrality laws
Mr.. Sowles, Of st. Adams represents the United
States government and conducts the cross-ex-
amnat0ns.
Sir George Cartier was to have been examined in
London on the I'd instant.
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1ELfsRAm TO THE new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Jan. Is, 1873.
The Py'ussfan cross Gazette to-day contains
bitter article against England. 1t considers the
invasion Of Khva by the Russian troops, the negO-
taton Of Prussia with Portugal for the acqusi-
ton OF Delagoa Bay and the measures taken by
the United States in regard to the Sandwich
Islands as so many attacks on the prestige OF
England.
The writer alludes to Russia and the United
States in a complimentary manner, and mtimates
that "those powers combined with Germany might
divide the world between themu
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Neat Holiday Goods.

O.
To those engaged in mercantile pursuits any inventions
that will facilitate their abors highly worthy Of notice
well as OF extensive patronage. One Of tho most i'm
porant inventions of the present age is that of pen
that possesses the necessary qualities OF rmness in
Pre-eminently such are those Of JOHN FOLEY manu-
lacturer fine Gold Pens and Pencils. No Astor House.
Their superior value tested the long time he has
been engaged In our city In their manufacture.
Pens from constant use Of them for number Of
cheerfully recommend them to those who wish for the
best and most perfect Gold Pen ever made.
Signed by the following gentlemen and over !, 900
j. E. williams President Metropolitan National Bank.
Geo. s. Coo, President American Exchange National
J. 4. (Beardesley, Cashier National Bank Of North
VIM A. Falls President Corn Exchange Bank.
r. II. Lowry President National Bank of the Republic
D. Tappan, President Gallatn National Bank
G. F. Timson Cashier Continental National Rank
Isaac g. Ogden Cashier New York County National
VIM. I. Jenkins, President Bank of America.
J. W Lewis, Cashier Union National Bank.
Vim. b. Meeker, Cashier Bank OF N Y N. Banking ASS
J. t. Southworth President Atlantic National Bank
VIM. II. Cox, Cashier Mechanics National Bank.
James Buell. President Importers and Traders Nattonas
j. NJ Crane, Cashier Shoe and Leather National Bank
Geo h Wie, Cashier Bulls W Hea sar Bank
Howcs Macy. United States Express Co.
White, Morris a Co. Barclay Livingston.
VcrmiIye a Co. ii. j. Raymond 4 Co.. New
wnsow, Lanier & Co. York Daily Times
Geo. d. Arthur Co A. Gordon, Cashier New
Fish Hatch. York Herald.
II. r. Morgan Co. I. Ketcham Co.
American Express co. s. b. Chittenden Co.
Chas Dennis Vice President Atlantic Mutual fns. Co
Ewood Walter, President Mercantile Mutual Ins. Co
A. r. wmarth Vice President Home Fire ms co.
Morris Franklin, President New York Life ms Co.
JOHN FOLEY, Gold Pen Manufacturer,
No.2 Aston House, opposite the Herald Office
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ROME.
Papal Audience in the vatican-Pio Mono to the
German Priests
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HtRALa

ROME, Jan. IL, 1873.
The Pope gave audience to-day to a large group
OF visitors from abroad, among whom were several
German ecclesiastical.
His Holiness addressed the latter, complaining
OF the treatment the Church had received at the
hands OF the European Powers, and ended with the
following words 1.-THE governments strike the
Church. which Is stricken IS Christ was struck. 1t
Is the duty Of the governments TO defend the
Church. whereas they rather seek to destroy It, and
With 1t morality"
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ANOTHER SHOOTING ARRAY.

At q quarter past two O'Clock yesterday morning
an unknown man entered the concert saloon
IL Bowery and began annoying one OF
the girls. The proprietor, Charles Chrystie,
expostulated with the stranger for his conduct,
whereupon he drew a pistol and, placing Its
muzzle against Chrvstie's breast. hred. lie then
ran out into the street and escaped. Chrystie ma
his way to the Tenth precinct station house. where
his wound was examined and found to be OF q
serious nature. lie u now vt Bellevue HOSPITAL,
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THE CALIoo0N RAILROAD COLLISION.
POUGHKl

PoUGHKEEPsrE, N. Y, Jan. 13, 1873.
Information was received here to-day that Mr..
W. H. Core, a Showcase dealer, of New York, was
in one Of the sleeping coaches which were burned
In the railroad collision near CalIcoon Station on
the Erie Railroad, last week. He was 70 badly
burned that his recovery Is extremely doubtful Ii
was stated at the time OF the collision that there
was only one person injured, he having his leg
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THE ALABAMA sENATORSHIP.

SELMA, Jan. Is, 1873
The Selma Times, leading democratic journal,
will in tO-m0rrOw's issue advocate the election OF
Mr.. Richard Busted as Senator from Alabama,
1t being impossible to elect democrat
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TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 10, 1873.
despatch from Bombay says report has
reached that city that q terrible earthquake has
occurred at Soonghur, a town OF India, In a de-
Nched district OF the Baroda dominions, Id miles
north of Bombay.
Fifteen hundred persons are said to have been
killed in the town alone. Nothing has been heard
from the surrounding country, but it is feared that
there has been much additional loss Of life.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Jan. Is, 1873.
manifesto has appeared against the proposed
reforms in Porto Rico. 1t advocates the gradual
abolition Of slavery and strongly opposes the pol
icy of the government with regard to the Antilles
The paper is numerously signed by the nobility and
members Of the monarchical parties
TROOPS AT SEA FOR CUBA.
Additional reinfOrcements for the army in Cuba
have sailed for Havana.
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FRANCE.
Government Action Against the B6Napartes-
Capture Of Internationalists.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW york HERALD.

PARIS, Jan. 10. 1873
The committee appointed BY the Assembly to
consider the expulsion of Prince Napoleon from
France has elected M. Depeyre to be their re-
porter
The Right ia disposed to take the ground that the
act OF expulsion Is unsustained by law.
NJ. Goulard, the Minister Of the Interior, In the
course of speech to q deputation. showed with
what forbearance the government treated the
Bonapartist press at the present moment. but de-
slared its violence could not be tolerated much
longer.
CAPTURE OF INTERNArIONALIsTs AND A CHANCE
FOR REVELATIONS.
Several members Of the International Society
have been arrested at NarbOnne. One OF the lead
ing men OF the society, with important documents
on his person, was captured by the troops near the
Spanish frontier and has been brought to this city
for examination.
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HORRORS OF THE WESTERN STORM

MILWAUKEE,, Wis., Jan. 13 1878.
Sad news Of the great storm continues to be re-.
ceived from Minnesota Whole herds OF cattle
were caught in the storm and were frozen to death
man named Christopher left Glyndon. Mime
sofa, for home on Tuesday night, and was f0und
lying under the snow frozen to death.
A young man, named Berry, OF the same neigh
bOrhOOd, shared q similar fate.
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SAN FRANCISCO HARBOR FRAUDS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10, Il

cAN FFANUTSCO,
The offlcia report Of l.. L. Crane, the expert who
was appointed by Governor Booth TO examine the
books OF the Harbor Commissioners, shows de-
ncency In the accounts OF over twelve thousand
dollars and exposes general system OF pesulation
and iayoritlsm. j. J. Marks one or the commls,
sloners, and his son we're before the Municipal
Court to-day urging statutory objection to the Tor
nation OF the Grand Jury which Indicted them.
No decision has been rendered YETI
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MISSOURI.

The Democratic Ca nous Nominate Colonel
Bogy for United states Senator.
ST. LOUIS Jan. 13, 1873.
The democratic caucus at Jefferson City this
afternoon nominated Colonel L. v. Bogy, of st
Louis, for Senator, by the following vote:-Bogy,
GA: Blair. Al.
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TUE FOUNTAIN HEAD OF THE HOUSE.

Corsica Unexcited-Scene at the Old
Homestead.
PARIS, JAN Is, 1873.
The news OF Napoleon's death caused no excite.
ment In Corsica.
The family mansion Of the Bonapartes at Ajaccio
Is drsped In mourning.
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Royalty, Aristocracy, the Diplomatic
Corps and Citizen Friends.
Eugenie's Health in a Criti-
cal Condition.
Dynastic Caucus at the Chamber Of Death
and with France True to the Republic.
Paris Tranquil and the Press
Against Napoleon Nv.
IelernAMs TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. h. 1873.
The arrangements for the funeral of the ex-Em.
peror Of France, Napoleon Bonaparte the Third,
have been completed. The interment Of the re-
mains will take place next Wednesday, the 18th
instant at the hour Of ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
THE CORTRGH FROM CHISELHURsT TO THE CHURCH.
{ The CONN containing the body Will be removed
from Ohiselhurst and conveyed to the chapel In
hearse drawn by eight horses.
His Highness the Prince Imperial Of France, son
OF the deceased will follow Immediately after the
hearse as chief mOurner.
The Princes Of the Imperial Bonaparte family,
kindred Of the great Napoleon and of his nephew,
will come next after the Prince Imperial.
Then will follow His Royal Highness the Prince
OF Wales, npresent; the foreign Ambassadors and
members Of the diplomatic corps serving near Vic
toria's Court; members OF the arstocracy, British
and French; the officers who were attached TO the
household OF the Emperor Napoleon, with friends
OF the family, ranked according to the rule OF clas
sincati0n just given.
Ladies' privileged to be present at the interment
will proceed to the chapel in advance Of the funeral
end there await the arrival of the cortege
The procession generally will lie OF a very plain
and simple character.
EUGENIE'S CONDITION OF HEALTH
Her Majesty the ex-Empress Eugene is seriously
fndisposed, and her condition OF health causes
muoh alarm among her friends. The ex-Empress
WILL consequently be unable to attend the funeral
VISITORS STILL ARRIVING
A telegram dated at Chlselhurst this morning
announces that visitors continue to arrive at the
house Of mourning from the Continent and from
various points in the United Kingdom
M. Emile olivier, formerly Napoeon's Minister
OF State, and His Eminence the Cardinal Lucien
B0naparte arrived at Chlselhurst yesterday even
ing.
Populations from the cities Of Bastia and AjacciO
are on the way to attend the funeral.
LATEST MOMENTS OF EARTHLY STATE
The body viii lie in state on Tuesday from neon
until four O'Clock in the evening.
Arrangements have been made for the admission
of 200 persons hourly to view the remains while
lying In state.
THE vEsTMENTs OF SEDAN
The uniform OF Marshal OF France, which clothes
the remains OF Napoleon, is the same worn by him
POLICE PREPARATIONS.
A strong detachment IRON the English metro
pOan police force has been sent to Chiselhurst to
preserve order during tomorrow and Wednesday,
when the crowd Of spectators il expected to be
immense.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship wyoming will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post ONCE
at half past eleven O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
win be ready at half-past nine O'Clock in the morn
ing.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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AUSTRIA.
Americo-German Aristocracy and the Court
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, JAM 10, 1879.
Madame Schweinitz, the daughter of the Ameri-
can Minister, and recently married to General
Won Schweinitz the North German Ambassador,
will soon be presented at the Austrian Court.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 49, 1873.
The Minister OF Finance has made up his budget
for 1873 1t shows . surplus Of receipts over ex-
peuditures.
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A.-Herring's Patent
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EARTHQUAKE.

Terrible Shock and Disastrous Visitation in
British India-Fifteen Hundred Per-
sons Killed Near Bombay.
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Tho Test Of Excellence.-Notwit

The Test Of Excellence.-Notwith ~
standing the unprecedented and popularity of
the WILSON SEWING MACHINE. there are still few
ncreduous people, easily influenced by the representa-
machines 20 believe that sewing machine must neces
sary be sold at higher price TO be good one, and
thereby submit willingly 70 be imposed upon To all such
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goods inspect Its workings In detail and
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he ar her verdict this does you that
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then YOU are conviction Of anything Salesroom at
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the United States The company want agents In country
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A.-Watt's Nervous Antidote Cured Mo
Scatica, Neuralgia and Nervous Twitchings of Ave-
years standing. GEO. BRADY Athens, N. z.
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MEXICO.

The Border Customs Tariff Duties and Agitation
on the Rio charlottesville Move
ment for the Protection Of Trade.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed.
Circulars sent J. B. MARTINEZ CO., 10 Wall streets
Pos office box4
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SPAIN.

Aristocratic Reaction Against Colonial Reform
Army Reinforcements for Cuba.
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Crown Caucus ut ChiseIhurst.

LONDON, Jan. Is, 1873.
political conference will be held at Chiselnurst
Thursday, 10th inst, when the expediency OF q
formal proclamation from the ex-Empress and the
status OF the Prince Imperial Of France will be con-
sidered.
1t is thought that Prince Napoleon Is opposed to
the views Of the ex-Empress and also to those Of
the extreme Bonapartsts in regard to the future
position of the Prince Imperial.
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PHILApELPHIA, Pa.. Jan. 19.

PHILADELPHfA, ia, Jan. TO. 1913.
Henry NJ Hamilton, Vice President Of the Ma
tional Railway Company, was to-day brought into
the Court of Quarter Sessions as prisoner. An in
dctment had been found. against him charging him
with obtaining $4,000 from the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company by falsely representing that he
owned all the stock OF the Hamilton Improvement
Company OF New Jersey Not being resident OF
this city he was arrested on bench warrant on
his arrival In town. After questioning the officer
as to the manner of the arrest the Judge fixed the
amount OF bail at $40, 900, which was promptly en-
tered and the prisoner was released.
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"DigcstfOn."-"Cod Liver Oil Invfg0-
the Digestion and improves the character OF tho
blood. HAZARD CASwELLS is perfectly pure and
na
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RUSSIA.

Hopeful Financiering and the Treasury Balance
Right
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GERMANY.

Public Pronunciamento Against England-A
Holy Alliance, with Unotion from
the United States
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

Church Triumphs in New Field of Labor
Presidential Danger in Peru-Asssssin
Plots and Revolutionist Projects.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-New scheme
Orders filed, prizes cashed, Information fur
nished Highest rates paid for Spanish bills. &C. &c
TAYLOR CO., Bankers Is Wall street, New York
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Half Horse md Half Mnn.-Rheums-
ftm Swellings Lameness and any kind of flesh bone
muscle ailment upon man beast cured by CEN
TAUR LINIMENf, the most wonderful discovery Of
cient modern times.
Lung Complaints, Bronchitis, Asthma.
&c. speedily relieved, and II taken in time,
ncnty cured by DIR. JAYNES ExPECTORANT. You
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THE NEW JERSEY RAILROAD WAR.

The Pennsyivania Railroad Causes the
Arrest OF the Vice President Of the Pro-
jected and Protested National Com