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WHAT REMAINED OF THE WRECK
Bound from Rio JaneirO
for New York.
Description of the Erie and Her
Destination for Trade.
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our GORE
spondent at St. Thomas:-
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. THOMAS Jan. Is, 1878.
The brig Susan E. VOORHEES,, Captain Full
ford, which sailed from Buenos Ayres on the
18th of November, and has just arrived at
Barbados, reports having seen the steamship
Erie, Captain Tinklepaugh, on fire and burn
ing ON the I'd instant, at q spot ninety miles
north of Pernambuco.
OFF IN THE BOATS AND AGROUND.
Five boats filed with people had put away
from the fiery ship and were making for
shore. The steamship was aground when at q
distance of twelve miles of.
REMAINS OF THE WRECK.
The tunnels of the Erie, with some of the
supporting rods, were remaining.
ALL HANDS SAVED.
It is stated thai all hands, passengers and
crew, were saved. 'sess :-''s.s' -s,:s
THE srEAMsHn-HEB DESTINATION, COMMAND
AND DIMENSIONS.
The steamship Erie sailed from New York
on the 23d of November, under command of
Captain Tinklepaugh. She arrived at Barba-
dos on the Sd of December and sailed on the
same day for Bio Janeiro. For the return
trip her regular day Of departure from Rio
Janeiro was the 26th of December to arrive
at St. Thomas on the 14th of January, and
due at New York on the Goth of the same
month.
The Erie was owned by the United States
and Brazil Mail Steamship Company, and was
employed by the management in trading, with
other vessels Of the same line, between New
York, st. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco, Bahia
and Rio Janeiro. She was built OF iron, 1900
tons burden, had three decks and was classed
Al on the American Marine register. Her
woodwork was of oak, fastened with iron and
copper. She was built at Newburyport, in
1867, and newly metalled in August, 1871.
She belonged to the port of New York and
was consigned to w. R. Garrison. The vessel
was 1926 feet in length, "A feet in breadth and
had depth Of 20 feet.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ezra Cornell, Of Ithaca, is stopping at the Aston
House.
Orville Grant, of Chicago, is at the Sturtevant
House.
Judge A. e. Sunern, Of Haverstraw, is at the st.
Nicholas Hotel
Our January thawn seems to have been worked
by Norwegian Thor.
Ex-Assemblyman Smith M. Weed, OF Plattsburg,
Is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mrs. Ossian E. Dodge sues for divorce and
$4,000 alimony in St. Paul Court.
Ex-Congressman James F. Wilson, OF Iowa. yes
terday arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel e. J. LOOMS, Sergeant-atArms Of the
State senate, Is at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr.. Gladstone entered his sixty-third year and
Mr.. Dlsrae his sixty-eighth year on the slst ult.
Ex-Governor Curtin, Of Pennsylvania arrived at
the Brevoort House, from Philadelphia, late last
night.
Senator Nye mot william) is named for the mis-
sion to China. All Sin is not mentioned as an
attache.
Preparations are being made in Savannah to
give Wade Hampton an ovation on the goth inst,
when he is to deliver an address on Robert E. Lee
The Pope's late allocution as published, is re-
ported In Rome to have been garbed by the o1lcial
translators, who cut out or rewrote the bitterest
and most trenchant phrases
Judge Pheasant III. yell, charged WIN pOItlcal
fraud and intimidation in Texas, has been acquit-
ted amid yell Of delight among his followers, and
a pleasant 'smile'' all round with the jury.
Since the clergy have held special prayers for
the benefit of the press the Chicago Times suggests
that editors unite In suppicaton for the diffusion
OF intelligence and morality among the clergy.
Down East papers assert that "Boggsr has re.
ceived the democratic nomination for United
States Senator from Missouri. This is literally TAX
inc mar's name in vain without "Y or where
FORE"
sag that the 'peope Of Illinois want mo more
loafers' in the United states Senate, but that he
said they want mo loafer' in the Senate" For
taste and elegance 1t would be difficult to decide
which phrase is entitled to the preference.
Crown Prince Rudolph, with other names enough
for Q moderate paragraph, heir-apparent Of his
father Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria, and
ttular Prince Of Hungary, q lad OF fourteen, was
examined Just before Christmas In Hungarian his
tory In presence OF His Majesty, acqutting him.
self with high credit.
Jose Martins Coutinho, Of Cape Frio, in the prov
ince OF Rio Janeiro Brazil, Is, according to the
nine wears, having been born at Soquarema May
20, 1904. His mental faculties are perfect, though
he is stifY in the knees He remembers the notable
facts OF the reigns OF Dom John ", Dom Jose and
Donna Maria /. He has fortytwo children by six
wives and can count 123 grandchildren, eighty six
great-grandchildren, twenty-three great great
grandchildren and twenty children Of the last.
Champion Old man!
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

PARIS JAM 10, 1878.
During the session Of the National Assembly at
Versailles to-day M. Belcaste, in accordance with
his previous notice, moved Interpolation OF the
government with regard to the resignation Of
Count B0urgoing, the French Ambassador to the
Holy See. He insisted upon the continuation OF q
"Protectorate at the Vatican"
M. Dufaure, the Minister Of Justice, explained the
circumstance which caused the resignation Of
Count Bourgoing.
The explanation was regarded by the Right as
satisfactory and the matter dropped.
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Parliamentary Reassemblage and
the Subject of Slavery.
No Official Correspondence with the Washington
Enthusiastically Fishs Diplo-
macy-Is There Note!
TeLsGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Jan. u.s. 1873.
The Spanish Cortes reassembled in session TO-
day.
In the Congress, or lower branch Senior Sala in
quired Of the government whether it was true
that notes had passed between the government OF
Spain and the United States on the subject OF
slavery.
Senior Gorilla the President Of the Council in re-
ply to the question of Senior Saa, said he was glad
to have the opportunity to make parliamentary
denial Of such an assertion, and formally declared
that no communications had been exchanged be-
tween the governments Of Madrid and washington
on the subject Of slavery.
He further stated that he had instructed the
Spanish Ambassadors to the various Powers to
deny that the Spanish government had received
any notes from Secretary Fish upon this question.
The government was unaware OF the existence OF
anote from any foreign government on the subject
Of slavery In Cuba. II Secretary Fish had sent
note OF such character to Minister Sickes the lat
ter had not communicated 1t to the government Of
Spain. The Spanish government Obeying its own
conscience had presented the bill In the Cortes for
the emancipation of slaves in Porto Rico, and no
foreign pressure whatever had been brought to
bear In the matter.
Crime, Capital Execution and Carlism.
MADRID, Jan. Is. 1873.
The first execution that has taken place in this
city since the revolution OF 1868 occurred to-day.
The crime of the condemned was triple assass
nation. The customary procession through 1.-THE
streets was prohibited, but an immense crowd
gathered to witness the execution.
Don Carlos has arrived at Rion, . village Of
France, in the Department OF Landes.
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Messengers Enter the Camps
Of the Patriots.
The Cargo Landed at Ports Limo
and Quao.
ESCAPE FROM A SPANISH GUNBOAT.
Return of the Cruiser and
Her sPassengers.''


The steamer Edgar stuart arrived here on the
18th inst. She Is under command OF Captain Ra-
dolph Sommcrs, formerly OF the United States
navy. which service he left in 1868, since which
time he has been In the service of the Cubans and
Is pretty well known as having made some seven
or eight successful landings of arms. &C., on the
Cuban coast. His property on the island of Cuba
is said to have been confscated by the Spanish
government In 1870 but the Captain says he has
never to his knowledge owned any property on
that island.
DEPARTURE FROM AsPINwALL.
He left New York for Aspinwali on tie 18th OF De-
cember, with part Of crew for the Edgar Stuart,
and arrived at Aspinwall on the 10TH expecting to
Such not being the case, he left the 25th Of De.
cember and arrived Off the coast OF Cuba on the
2sth.
COMMUNICATES WITH THE PATRIOTS.
Limo ana sent messengers into the interior to the
Cuban chiefs, to inform them that the steamer
would be back in three or four days and to have
force there to receive the arms and ammunition;
also to send force for the same purpose to
place known as Port Quao.
LANDING THE CARGO.
The steamer then proceeded to the northeast
coast, and on the 1st Of January arrived at Port
Quao, small Cuban hamlet on the coast. where
parties were ready to receive the arms and
ammunition. Half the cargo was landed here on
the LIST inst, and all moved into the country at
once The same day the steamer proceeded back
The parties here were also ready to receive the
balance OF the cargo, and 1t was discharged the
same day.
SPANISH GUNBOAT IN SIGHT.
Then coasting along the south coast on leaving
Port Limo Spanish gunboat was sighted at a dis
| lance OF about ten miles; but as the gunboat did
not interfere or give chase, to the Captains knowl
edge, he did not trouble himself with her. This is
the only war vessel he met from Cape Mercy tt
Cape San Antonio, although coasting within five o.
six miles Of the land, 9 e. s.sa y
- rnn s sTn. .-s MACHINERY sHftks DOWN.
|
He left Port Limo on the I'd instant. 1T an0u
eleven miles or OF San Antonio the machinery
the Stuart broke down. The vessel was put unde
i canvas, anu with great difficulty she got or til,
Cuban coast, as the wind was blowing gale from
the northwest. She reached Key West under sail
md is now coang here.
PASSENGERS EACH WAY.
The STUART took eleven Cuban passengers from
Aspinwall Que Of whom is Colonel Aguero, to whom
the captain says great credit is due for the
ments as to the lAuding and prompt discharge o
the arms anu ammunit. on at the places named.
The eleven passengers returned with the stewart
and are now here.
Colonel Mechcor Aguero leaves for New York
within few hours.
A large Cuban meeting is announced. to take
place this evening.
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JAPAN AND CHINA.
The War Attitude Towards .s sl'a anu 'ho
Supremacy Of the Church Main.
:.
tained in Japan.

Questions Of Labor, Amusement and Toilet
Discipline Imperial Chinese Tour-Court
Feeling Towards Foreigners-Rumor Of
an Orsini Plot Against the Youthful Sow
ereign-Finance and Police Affairs.
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BRAZIL.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON, Jan. u.s. 1873.
The mail steamship from Rio Janeiro, with ad-
vices to the oath Of December has arrived here.
There had been bloody election riots in the city Of
Parana, and several persons were killed.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERAlD.

ROME, Jan. Is, 1873.
Signor Giuseppe Devencenzi, Minister OF Public
Works, and Signor Giacomo De False, Minister OF
Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs, have resigned.
Their successors have not yet been appointed.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Is, 1873
The steamship Colorado. which arrived at this
port to-day from China and Japan, brings news
dated at Hong Kong on the 18th of December. with
later advices from the Empire Of Japan.
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A.-St. Vitus' Dance Curable.-Wntts'
NERVOUS ANTIDOTE cured my daughter, who had
suffered dreadfully for years O. w. LAKEMAN,
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A.-Eau AnCeliaue, for the Teeth and
oums. BRISCOTINE food for infants DELLUC CO..
Ss5 broadway, the sole proprieors and manutac-
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Balls and Parties VS.. Snow and RAIN
Boots Shoes, Caters India Rubbers.
MILLER CO., No. Union square,
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NEW ORLEANS.

Successor to Kellogg I'm the United
States Senate for the Short Term-War-
moth still Ahead in the peoples Leg
islature."
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. Is, 1873.
In the Kellogg Legislature to-day Mr.. John Ray
was unanimously elected United States Senator, to
I'LL the term made vacant by the resignation OF Mr..
Kellogg. 1t is understood that he left for washing
ton this afternoon.
The Peoples Legislature, In joint session. took
ballot for United States Senator, long term, with
the following rcsut:-Warmoth, ~ Moncure, 20;
There was NO election, aud the Legislature win
ballot again tomorrow. NJ
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CUBA.

Spanish Naval Report Of the Inviolability Of the
Coast-Rebel Property Applied to Gov
eminent Use-British Mariners
After bhipwrsck.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
BRUSSELS Jan. Is, 1873.
A boiler in factory at Charleroi exploded this
morning with most fatal results.
Eleven persons were instantly killed and large
number wounded, some Of them In very serious
manner.
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Tho New Limo Of Steamships Bctween
Antwerp, Southampton md Philsdei-

Tho New Limo OF Steamships Bctsween
Antwerp, Southampton md Philsdei~
ph1a.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1873
The International Steam Navigation Company'a
line of iron steamers to Southampton and Antwerp
has at length been formally announced, tho
steamers being three in number-the vaderland,
$500 TONS Nederland 5000 tons, and Switzerland.
5000 TONS The first Is now ready, and sails from
Antwerp on the 10th inst. and from Philadelphia
on the 18th OF February. These ships built at
Newcastle, England, will sail under the Belgian
flag and carry the Belgian mails, but are owned in
Philadelphia.
The arrangement covers the receipt and delivery
of any goods at any city IN Belgium, as the railways
there are always in the hands OF the government,
under whose patronage this line is to be run; but
the system also covers Holland, Germany and
Switzerland in the same way. 1t also covers all
ports Of the United States where the Pennsylvania
Railroad receives and delivers goods; 80 1t will be
seen that this Is q through freight arrangement on
a magnificent scale. Passenger tickets may also
be had in the same way to and from all points ON
the railroads in the countries named. This is the
third European line OF steamships to and from
Philadelphia.
The American Steamship Company's steamers will
be running between this city and Liverpool by next
Spring,
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rested and permanently benefited by using COD Liver
purest sweetest and best.
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A BELGIAN STEAMSHIP LINE.

Average temperature yeSteruay. ... zo7s
last Year. 49,.
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FRANCE AND ROME.

French Definition of the Diplomatic Relations
~ to the Vatican.
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A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and BOerum street
Open from A. M. to 0 =. M.
On Sunday from 5 to p. M.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.ssNew Scheme
out Orders filed prizes cashcd inform ton fur
nished: Highest rates paid for spanish bills &c. &c.
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers Is Wall street. New York.
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Burnett's Miniature TOilets.-Elegant
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES, containing a complete
Toilet Appcndage admirably adapted TO the Toilet Table
and ira veler's portmanteau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. Wholesale by druggists sundry men every
vhara
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
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Hale's Honey of HOrehound and Tar
For the coughs colds hoarseness difficult breath
lungs, leading to consumption Sold BY an DRUGGISTS AZ
30 cents and 81. Great saving to buy large size,
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in one minute
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~ vana LOttery.-Prizes Cashed.
Royal hH MARTINEZ 4 CO., 10 Wall street,
Circulars sent. J;b.<
Post office box 4685. 7T--~~
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFIoHR,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. I6-l A. NJ.

Probabilities.
For New England, easterly to southerly winds.
rising temperature, cloudy weather and rain. ex-
cept possibly, snow. for the northern portion; for
the South Atlantic and Middle States, easteriy to
southerly winds, cloudy weather and rain. the
former shifting to northerly and westerly during.
probably Thursday night, with clearing weather
and falling temperature; throughout and west or
clear and clearing weather and falling tempera-
ture, these conditions extending eastward ana
southwark over the Upper Lake region. ONO.
Kentucky, Tennessee and the Gulf States
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Chfna.

Most Of the British war vessels at Shanghai were
to take their departure in few days.
RoYALIsr ENJOYMENT AND REGAL CARES.
The Chinese Emperor contemplates an internal
Journey through the Empire.
report, widely spread, is current, that the
Emperor is greatly ncensed against the foreigners
story is told that on the imperial wedding day
foreigner of Pekin presented the Emperor with two
enormous red candles. Suspicion being aroused,
the Emperor ordered the candles to be cut open,
eyhen they we're found to be fun Of powder and
bullets Another version OF the story states that
the candles were experimental upon In the open
air. when one OF them exploded and caused the
death OF many OF the bystanders. The correspond
ent OF the Ddtlp NetCs says that the report Is
absurd and foolish.
SPECIE CIRCULATION.
The new Mexican dollar has been officially
adopted at Canton.
PROVINCIAL MUss.
Riots had occurred at Foo Chow, but no
foreigners were melested.
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The Wilson Undcrfecd Has REACHED

The Wilson Underfeed Has Reached
what be the point Of perfection among sewing
machnes improvements nave been MADE from time "a
ing all that can be desired for family machine It IL
truly family friend, thousands of Its admirers
witness. 1t Is sold at much less price than any oheS
first class machine. Salesroom ut 7 Broadway, and in
all other cities In the United States The company
agents In country towns.
Wedding, Ball and Visiting Cards
Latest Paris styles Orders OF Dancing Boxes Of French
and English Note Paper. EVERDELL, 3O2 Broadway.
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RUSSIA.
ConAagration in q Theatre in Odessa.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HEsAls.

ODESSA, Jan. 49, 1873.
The town theatre In this city was destroyed by
fire last night. No lives were lost.
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Half Horse and Half Mnn.-Rheuma
ism sweings Lameness and any kind Of flesh bone Or
m usclc ailment upOn beast are cured by GEN
TXIJR i.iNIMENf the wonderful discovery Of an
Giant odern
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Oapoms
The Corean question is assuming very serious
aspect. The Japan Gazette says that war Is immi-
nent, despite a statement which was just lately
published in the Japan Herald in the following
words
Hanabsu's mission to the Coreans on behalf Of
the Japanese government has proved an entire
success There is not the slightest probability Of
any hostilities being engaged in. The mercantile
accounts between the ex-Damio of Tsushlma and
the COreans taken over by the government, have
being found due to Japan, it has been paid to The
COreans. The Japanese mission was most kindly
received in the Corea, and the 1eet has returned
to Japan. The correspondence published in the
Nfshfn ShtYljtsM was forgery, intended by its
authors to injure the Japanese government In the
estimation OF Its own people and that Opforeigners.
THE CHURCH SUPREME IF NOT INFALLIBLE.
The Japan Nal denies in toto that the foreign
clergy have been invited by the japanese govern.
ment to take part in the discussion Of the question
Of religious liberation.
AGRICULTURAL LABOR DIFFICULTIES.
The Japanese are considering the propriety Of
importing camels to replace the cattle swept away
by the plague.
PIRATES PUNISHED.
Many pirates have been captured and destroyed
by the French corvette Bourayne and the Chinese
gunb0at Chun Her.
THEATRICAL Reform AND NATIvIsT TOP KNOTS
Ali actors and wrestlers In Japan have been mott
years longer, after which they must follow some
more useful and honorable employment.
The male japanese have been informed that they
will no longer be required to shave their heads, but
the top knot must be retained.
MATERIAL PROGRESS.
Native merchants have petltoned the japanese
government for permission to construct railroads
and telegraph lines. The petitions were granted.
The work Is to be done under the supervision Of
the Public Works Department.
THE BENCH AND THE BATON.
Reforms in the Judicial and Police departments
are being pushed forward rapidly.
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Obstacles to Marriage-Happy Keller
FOR YOUNG MEN Sent free IN sealed letter envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, philadelphia, RAJ an
institution having high reputation for honorable conduct
ana professional skill.
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The Weather In This city Yesterday.

The Weether In This CITY festerdAy.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer at Huinuta
Pharmacy, HERALD BUILDING
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BELGIUM.

Steam Boiler Explosion and Many Persons Killed.
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J.unr COMPLAINTS, Bronchitis, Asthma,
r. arc snecdily relieved and If taken in time, perma
nentIv cirred by DR.. JAYNE'S EXPECTokANI heu
viii lind il also certain remedy tor Coughs anu Colds
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