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Vhe Nails, Valuable Packages and Surviving
Passengers To Be Forwarded to America.
divers at Work at the Place
Of the Disaster.
Official Investigations by the Coroner
and the Board Of Trade,
Press Censure Of the Conduct Of
the Harwich People.

IsPEcuAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, Dec TO- 1875.
All the mail matter containing valuable
packages, bonds, &C., which has been recov-
cred from the wreck of the steamship
Deutschland has been dried by order of the
Postmaster General of England
TO BE FORWARDED TO AMERICA
With the permission Of the Berlin postal
authorities the mails of the wrecked vessel
will be forwarded to New York by the Inman
steamship City of Brooklyn, which will sail
from Queenstown this afternoon
THz SURVIVORS OF THE WRECK TO BE SENT
The surviving passengers will be embarked
for America in the German steamship
Moselle, which will sail for New York on
Tuesday next, 14th inst.
SEvxRE COMMENTS ON THE CONDUCT OF TEE
HARw1cHERs.
The London Times editorial is exceedingly
severe in its expression of indignation at the
tardiness which was displayed by the people
Of Harwich in going to the scene of the
wreck. The writer says that ''the conduct
of the people of Harwich is disgrace to the
English name. At the coroners inquest the
Harwichers say that they saw the first rocket,
signalling DISTRESS at half-past six o'clock on
Monday evening, 9th inst, but the fact re-
mains that they knew it was on Monday
morning"
THE WRECK PARTED IN HALVES.
The news from the scene of the wreck to
hand this evening reports that the Deutsch-
land has parted in halves.
SEARCHING FOR THE DEAD.
Divers are engaged in searching for bodies
of the dead. They have found the body of
one Of the fremen.
THE coRoNEB's INQUEST.
A second erratic inquisition as to the
cause of the wreck was held to-day by the
coroner's jurymen. The further inquest
will be opened on Tuesday
CAPTAIN KINGS TESTIMONY.
At the inquest on the second group Of
bodies brought in from the wreck of the
Deutschland, held at Harwich to-day, Cap
tain King, master of the tug Liverpool, was
examined and testified that the coastguard
notified him on Monday evening OF the sig
it was not thought prudent to put out to sea
until daylight. He did not believe if he
had reached the wreck sooner that he could
have commenced saving lives earlier than he
did, because the sea was SO high during the
night.
PRESS OPINION OF TILE PUBLIC PROCEEDINGS.
The London Neaos editorially ridicules the
Coroners investigation.
THE CONDUCT oP THE HARw1cHERs.
The Ne,cs writer also asks for an explana-
ton of why the Harwichers treated the
drowning men to pyrotechnic display and
then slept, in truth why they gave the ship
wrecked people rockets when they asked for
boats from the shore?"
THE BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY
The Board Of Trade will investigate the
cause of the terrible disaster after Christ
mas
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BIGAMY IN UTAH.

GEORGE REYNOLDS FOUND GUmTY-cH1ER JUS
IcE WHITE ON PoLYGAMY.
SALT LAKE CRY, Dec 10, 1875
Chief Justice White to-day delivered strong charge
TO the jury in the George Reynolds polygamy case call
ing for the enforcement Of the law OF Congress as
regards polygamy In this Territory before further
injury be done to innocent women and children
Tho Jury this evening brought in verdict OF guilty,
with recommendations 10 mercy.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Rear Admiral James n. Strong, United States Navy,
has taken up his quarters al the Everett House Ex-
Governors James A Weston and Ezekiel A, Straw, OF
New Hampshire, are registered At the Fifth Avenue
Hotel General John y. Farnsworth recently a men,
Der Of Congress from Illinois, Is residing at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel Mr.. Samuel Bowlos, Of Springfield,
Mass arrived at the Brevoort House last evening from
Washington Judge John =. Talcott, Of Buffalo, and
Mr.. John L Delano, Of Ohio, are among the late
rivals At the Gsey House. General John Hammond,
OF Crown Point N. Y, and Lieutenant Colonel Samuel
N. Mansfield Of the Engineer Corps, United States
Army are quartered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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CHARLES O'CONOR.

HE YET LIVES, BUT Is GETTING MORE AND
MORE FEEBLE.
FoRr WASHINGTON, Dec 11-l2 25 A. M.
p Charles o'Conor remains in the condition But
II anything he is a little more fceblc. He ate some
minced pears to-day but could drink moth
ing but ice water His sleep is broken,
yet although he and is restless IN his sleep ho
says he does not feel any pain Dr. Keyes says 1t will
be marvel II he lives until Sunday.
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THE THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLAR
RACE.

SAX FRANCISCO Dec 10 1876.
The question OF the 900 Is again revived
Some members OF the Jockey Club state Il win come
or on Christmas December 25 II the weather remains
favorable other members say IL has been indefinitely
postponed The horses not in training They are
stin suffering from epizootio.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in com
parson with the corresponding date Of last year as
indicated By the Thermometer Al Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10, 1875
Your correspondent found Colonel Dyer
and General Henderson and Major Eaton at
the formers Office, and asked Colonel Dyer
for statement.
Colonel Dyer said
HENDERsoN's CRIME
yesterday received despatch from the
Attorney General to the effect that evidence
had reached Washington that General Hen
case to attack President Grant, and that the
department would no longer pay Hender-
son for services in that line, and to show the
despatch to Henderson A copy was given
Henderson by me, and sent to the Attorney
General despatch as follows:-sThe in
formation was without foundation in fact
Shall Henderson be discharged as special
counselY The reply came to me:-If in
formation is false no. If true, yes. All de-
pends upon that Show this to Henderson :"
NO APOLOGY.
The reporter turned to Henderson. who
said After seeing that despatch I sent q
telegram to the Attorney General, in which
said:-'I stand by the speech as made. I
said nothing beyond what my sworn duty
required, and for that have no apology to
make"
EQUAL JUSTICE
Colonel Dyer then said To-day o de-
spatch arrived here from the Attorney Gen.
eral, saying the report was not received by
him yesterday until after the Cabinet meet
ing. Up to this time the matter rests SO.
There has been in the prosecution of
these cases the most perfect accord between
counsel. The purpose has been to present
no man through malice, hatred or ill-will.
nor leave any unpresented through favor, fear
or affection. but that every one, whether In
high or low position, should share the same
fate and that course will be adhered to to
the end"
NO INTERFERENCE TOLERATED.
''Thats So said General Henderson and
Major Eaton. 'sThat's just as it should be
and just what we mean"
Major Eaton added:-"We mean that no
guilty man shall escape II indicted, and We
must be allowed to prosecute to Q verdict
without interference or we retire"
General Henderson said .-"Just put that
in without interference from any quarter. :"
PEnTEcr ACCORD AMONG THE ArroKNEYa
The others assented to the amendment
Henderson remarked that the success in
the whiskey cases has been due to the per-
feet accord among the attorneys and the
fact that they had strictly followed the Presi-
dents instructions to ''let no guilty man
escape"
A LEAKAGE FROM WASHINGTON.
The reporter asked if il was positive that
Babcock was indicted and received no an
swer. He then referred to the positive as
sertion to that effect from Washington, and
was told that there always had been leak
age from Washington, and that people often
had to go away from home to learn the news.
Colonel Dyer, when questioned as to further
indictments, said that the Grand Jury had
adjourned, but could take up the thing at
the next term 1t was perpetual motion
machine.
HENDERsoS's PERExPToRY DISMISSAL
The following despatch was received here
at three o'clock this afternoon -
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1875.
Hon. d. p. DYER, United States Attorney.
St Louis, Mo. -
"The sworn report Of Mr.. Henderson's
speech. forwarded by Mr.. Eaton, and 70:
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT

LONDON, Dec. 10. 1875
The Gdsettc publishes q proclamation summoning
Parliament meet on the 9th day OF February, 1875
sor the despatch OF divers urgent and important AZ
fairs
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VHE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL

xR1nCH MUNICIPAL AID FoB THE ERECTION or
THE STATUE OF LIBERTY.
PARIS, Dec 10, 1875
Ths municipality OF Paris have voted subscription
Of $4,000 70 the fund for the oontennA statue Of
Liberty In New York harbor.
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TURKEY.

SHE WORK or REFORM IN THE JUDICIARY DE-
PARTMRET.
coSsTANTNoPLE, Dec TO- 1875
The execution OF the imperial decree reforming and
roorganizing the tribunals was oalcially announced
yesterday.
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The Chief Worker Among
Them Deca apitated.
THE TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE.
Adjournment Of the Court Of Inquiry Until
After the Civil Trial.
SPEECH OF MAJOR GENERAL HANCOCK.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10, 1875.
Your correspondent found Colonel Dyer
and General Henderson and Major Eaton at
the formers Office, and asked Colonel Dyer
for statement.
Colonel Dyer said:-
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FRANCE.

OFFICIAL SCRUTINY OF THE ELECTION or sEN-
Arom-A DECIDED TRIUMPH FOR THE Rz-
PUBLIcANs-PARIs EXCITED.
fsPxcIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE ]
PAINS, Dec. 10-Night.
r. The second official scrutiny of the election
Of life Senators of France took place to-day,
and the result was made known at late hour
I tonight
1, A DECIDED TRIUMPH ron THE REPUBLICANS.
q The Assembly returns show that sixteen
republicans and three members of the party
of the Right have been elected.
PUBLIC EXCITEMENT.
Great excitement prevails in Paris since
the publication of the electoral announce
ment
LIST OF THE SENATORS ELECTED.
PARIS, Dec. 1o-Night
The following life Senators elected
ny THE RIGHT
Generals d'Aurelle dc Paadnes and Changarnier.
BY TIM LEPr
Generals Treybault and Chansy, Admirals Pothnan
Corne. Laboulaye, Roger, Foubert, woonski, st.
Hilare, Perier corder Picard and Malervlle
THE SUCCESS THE
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and Bonapartists
THE LONDON PRESS FAILS TO OBTAIN THE
RESULT OF THE BALLoTING.
LONDON, Dec. 10, 1875
Paris despatch to the Pail Man Gazette says, in
consequence OF the failure Of the baotng for Senators
In the Assembly yesterday the Due Pasquier
is negotiating with the leaders Of tho Parliamentary
groups, with view to drawing up compromise list
OF candidates.
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rHx PROPOSALS or THE NORTHERN POWERS
AMENDED-THR SULTAN AGREES.
VIENNA, Dec. TO- 1875.
The proposals OF the three Northern Powers in re-
gard to reforms in Turkey were definitely agreed TO
to-day, after amendment in accordance with the views
Of the Porte.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

SgMAhcK AND ooRTscHtKoFF TO TREAT THE
''srCK MANS" CASE IN GENTLE MANNER
TEE sUEz CANAL QUESTION A PUZZLE TO THE
GREAT cHAScELLcRs.
BERLIN, Dec. TO- 1875
1t is stated that tho recent conference between Prince
Bismarck aud Prince Gortschakon resulted in an
agreement for peaceful solution OF the Turkish dim
Guilty
NOTHING ANGLO EGYPTIAN HIGHWAY
They will not raise the Eastern question:
they in favor OF an International conference the
Suez Canal question
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The President Desires 1t Understood
That lie Is mot on Trial"
PERHAPS THE PEOPLE THINK OTHERWISE
A New Special Attor-
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Interview with the Government Prosecu-
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HORROR OF THE MINISTERS.
The President Desires 1t Understood
That He Is "Not on Trial"
PERHAPS THE PEOPLE THINK OTHERWISE.
A New Special Attor-
ney Appointed.
Interview with the Government Prosecu-
tors in ST. Louis.
The Chief Worker Among
Them Decapitated.
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