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The New York herald., 1875-12-15
THE DEUTSCHLAND WRECK.

THE coRoNER's INQUEST ON THE VICTIMS CON-
CLUDED-wHAT THE CAPTAIN AcKNowL-
EDaED-vERDIcT OF THE JURY-''wHrTE-
WASHING REGRETS"
LONDON, Dec. H. 1875.
The adjourned inquest at Harwich on the bodies from
che wreck OF the Deutschland brought to a close
to-day.
OUT OF HIS
Captain Brlckstein repeated the evidence he gave
before; that he thirty-hve mile out OF his
when the steamer struck.
THB AID
witnesses were called prove that the tug Liverpool
did all tha, was possible TO save life.
THE VERDICT.
The jury after delberating three hours, rendered
verdict that the victims TO their deaths by expo
sure drowning that the primary cause OF the wreck
was that the captain in consequence Of the state OF the
weather, lost his reckoning, but no criminal ACT Is At
.trbuted TO him.
A GREAT MANY ''REoRErs' SATISFACTION TO THB
FRIENDS THE DEAD
The jury add lit ia to be regretted that the Deusch
land had not the best known appliances for asceranng
the distance raversed that her boat lowering apparatus
was not Of the best and that experienced pilot
not In charge.
They conclude by declaring that great credit Is due
10 the CAPTAIN and Graw Of the tug LIVERPOOL
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mr. John NJ Douglas President of tho Illinois Gen.
trail Railroad Company, Is staying at the Brevoort
House Messrs. Thomas G. Avord, Allen Munroe and
j. J. iBelden, of Syracuse, at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Ex-Congressman Theodore NJ. Pomeroy, of
Auburn, N. Y. is registered at tho Windsor Hotel.
Lieutenant Colonel La Montague of Quebec is quar-
tered at the Gilsey House. Professor j. Marcou, OF
Cambridge, and Dr. George B. Lorng, OF Salem, Mass,
are among the late arrivals at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Professor Nathan Sheppard, of Chicago, and Colonel
Thomas G. Baylor United States Army, have arrived
at the ST. Denis Hotel Mr. L. J. Sergeant, Traffic
Manager, and Mr.. P. s. Stevenson, General Freight
Agent OF the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada, have
apartments at the Windsor Hotel General E. r. Bull
lard, of Saratoga Is stopping at the Grand Central
Hotel Mr.. Thomas Dickson, President of the Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company, is at the Gilsey
House. Mr.. Galusha A Grow, of Pennsylvania, is So
journing at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
SYMPHONIC opc.r.ppu

Dull heavy headache obstruction Of the nasal passages
discharges falling from the he ead into the throat sometimes
protuse watery and acrid Others thick, tenacious
cous puruent, bloody and putrd the eyes weak,
watery and named there Is ringing In the oars Deafness
hacking coughing clear the throat expectoraon Of
offensive together with scabs ulcers the voice
Is changed and has nasal twang the breath offensive,
smell and impaired there Is sensation of dzzi
mental depression hacking cough and general de-
blity Only aew Of the above named symptoms are how
likely be present in There Is dis
than catarrh, and less understood
by physicians
beyond all comparison the best preparation for catsrh
discovered Under the influence of its mild soothing
and healing properties the disease yields The GoLDRa
MEDICAL Discovery should be taken to the blood
eased 81 ands and lining membrane Of the nose. The
CArARRH REMEDY should be applied with Dr. Pierce's
Nasal Douche-the only instrument by which fluids be
perfectly injected ali the passages and chambers Of the
from which discharges proceed.
These medicines sold by druggists
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
EXPLOSION OF THE MATT MORGAN.

OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION = EVIDENCE OF Ex-
PERTs AS TO THE CONDITION OF THE BOILER
PROVIDENCE, R. l.. Dec. IA, 1875. ;
Railroad Commissioner Henry Staples held official
investigation to-day, in this city, of the OF the
explosion of the locomotive Matt Morgan, whereby
three lives lost James H. Monroe, inspector OF
steam boilers gave his opinion that the explosion was
caused by over pressure though he had no means OF
knowing what pressure the time of the dis
George Z. Heath testified that he had the
locomotive Matt Morgan for three months, and
found any defects in the boiler. He was positive the
gauge was all right
The master mechanic of the railroad company testi-
fed that after every trip the engineer examined the
engine and If anything needed the fact at
once reported He had heard Engineer Fiske, who
died few days after the explosion from the effect of
injuries then received, that the Matt Morgan would
not make steam freely, he giving that the
new exhaust pipe was higher up than the old one.
DR.. G. L. Eames testified that he had been employed
four years in machine shops and thirteen years in diff
hercnt navy yards in the country; ho examined the
boiler five minutes afcr the explosion, and gave 1t
his opinion that the iron poor He said the frac-
ture of the welding showed impcrfecton, but no did
not doubt there plenty of water in the boiler.
This closed the hearing
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
INQUIRIES IN THE CITY YESTERDAY.

There much qualification felt in the city yester.
day among the many personal friends Of Mr. o'Conor,
well the among the thousands who know OF him by
his great fame lawyer, at the announcement that
the most recent change in his condition for the
better. The main pecuares Of his disease have been
often explained in the newspapers that they IA
mar by this time to everybody, and leading physi-
clans have theory to the disease greater
hope of his recovery The name of the affection in
medical language Is "follicular atrophy," two word
which in themselves express the pecularties OF th
malady, the word follicle meaning q bag sack or
gland and the word atrophy meaning wasting away
from want Of nourishmenL This want Of nourishment
has been the trouble Mr. oConors case, the gastric
juice being thwarted and shrinkage Of tho
machinery necessary for digestion being consequence
HERALD reporter called on some prominent medical
in the city yesterday to inquire whether In their
Judgment, change for the better might be expected
in the further progress OF tho These gentlemen,
however, declined giving opinion, as they had not
the patient this refusal being professional point
OF honor. They would not touch upon the pecuari-
Of Mr. oConor's disease but stated that "focuar
atrophy" the for indications alleged by tho
newspapers to belong to the OF the distinguished
lawyer. They would not give speculative opinions.
The eminent medical practitioners who have been in
charge Of Mr. 0Conor's chances for life during his Ill
both yesterday gave lectures TO student classes
IN connection with the colleges
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
A CALIFORNIA LAND swINDLE.

LOCATION OF THE SOLDIERS HOMESTEAD SCRIP
BY sPEoULAToRs.
SACRAMENTO, Dec IA. 1875
The recent visit to this State OF late high official OF
the Land Department. rather singularly took place
about the OF the commencement OF the location OF
the soldiers lien scrip upon the public land here,
nearly quite all of which, Is stated on excellent
authority, to be forged. The scrip Is known as
SOLDIERS HOMESTEAD,
upon which soldiers who served ninety days or over in
the recent and were honorably discharged were
entitled personally to locate homescads II has been
located In nearly all the land districts OF the
State and the amount already located by
schemers is exceed 800 900 acres nvestga
pected to impicate prominent politicians both here
In Washington.
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
CHARLES O'CONOR.
HIS CONDITION STILL UNCHANGED.

FORT WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1875.
Charles oConor still continues to puzzle the skill OF
the physicians who attending him, but DR. Keyes
his personal physician, does not to be positive
in his opinion of his condition he tho early
stages OF the PATIENTS disease 1t has been discovered
that Mr. oConor has been taking the French medicine
known pepsine, taken from a cows stomach, to
better the condition OF hts This pepsne has been
the principal support OF the great lawyers stomach
but il Is believed that egg nogg milk
punch would have proved to be better nourishmenL
He is evidently, as he has been all his life, under his
control in the matter of his medical treatment and
he has taken anything that he did not like during
his sickness IL is stated that Governor Tden and VIII
lam NJ Evarts will be Mr.. 0'Conor's executors of
DEATH and that James Carter will have the arrangement
OF his will. To-day Mr.. 0Conor partook OF minced
mutton and mutton broth, with some cauli1ower. He
has retained the food to-day and yesterday, and he
seemed 10 be stronger and 10 sleep better though he s
very much emaciatcd and his face is drawn quite pain
fully. After midnight there was not any change dis
covered in his condition
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
A JAPANESE WAR VESSEL.

ARRIVAL AT SAN FRANCISCO OF THE JAPANESE
STEAM CORVETTE TsUKUBA-D DESCRIPTION OF
THE VESSEL.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec IA, 1875.
The Japanese steam corvette Tsukuba arrived here
this forenoon She left Toxic, Japan, November 8,
making the voyage thirty seven days. mostly under
sail
The -sukuba Is 1888 tons register 200 horse power;
carries II guns; has 20 officers 80 cadets 2a2
and II marines. She is commanded by Captain Ito,
distinguished officer OF the imperial navy The Tsu-
for the education OF the cadets she will remain
a month, returning to Japan, probably, by way of
Honolulu. Several Japanese merchant vessels have
visited this port during tho last two years. but this
only the second war vessel that has touched the
Pacific coast The previous visit that Of the Can
dnmaru, fifteen years ago San Francisco will no doubt
do great honor TO her guests
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
L'AMERIOUE.

AN ENGLIsE VESSEL PASSES THE DISABLED
FRENCH STEAMSHIP.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE ]
LONDON, Dec. H. 1876.
vessel named the Terrier, which arrived
of Scilly to-day from Newfoundland, reports
having passed the French steamer pAmer-
ique, from New York for Havre, before re-
ported with shaft broken, on the 1st Of
December, in latitude so, longitude is.
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIER SIGNAL 0FVIcER,
WASHINGTON, Dec Isl A. N.


Probobihties
For Wednesday, In the South Atlantic States, sta
tionary barometer and temperature southwest winds
and clear weather
For the Gulf States, falling barometer, warmer
southcry winds partly cloudy and hazy weather. fol-
lowed in Texas by a severe ''northern
For Tennessee, tho Ohio Valley and upper lakes,
falling barometer, increasing south and east winds,
warmer, cloudy weather and possibly light snow.
For the lower lakes, rising followed by falling baron
eter southerly winds clouds and ram or snow
For the Middle and Eastern States stationary or rs-
ing barometer, northwest TO southwest Winds cooler
clear, followed by warmer, hazy weather
The Ohio and Mississippi will continue falling slowly
For canal regions Of New Jersey and Virginia, tempe
rature rise, but remain al or below freezing.
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
MOODY AND sANKEY.

IMPERT1NENT VISITORS NOT WELCOME IN THE
INQUIRY ROOM.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec Ia, 1875.
The attendance at the noon prayer meeting to-day
numbered fully S0oo Tho meeting was opened by
singing III heard the voice OF Jesus say" The
usual number Of requests for prayer were read.
Mr.. Moody made statement concerning the object
OF the inquiry rooms He complained OF persons going
into those rooms on business Of pertinence what
ever One person had lately forced his way into the
inquiry rooms, saying that he had important
business with Mr.. Moody and must him
II transpircd, however, that he only wished
TO shake hands with Mr. Moody because they had both
been born in England Mr.. Moody read several verses
from the tenth chapter Of Romans, and then offered
prayer,
Messrs Newton, Cree and others made shor, ad
dresses, and after some further singing and prayers
the meeting closed.
The New York herald., 1875-12-15

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The New York herald., 1875-12-15
THE FRENCH SENATE.


ANOTHER REPUBLICAN ADDED TO THE PARTY
MAJORITY.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
PARIS, Dec. IA, 1876.
There was only one election Of Senator
Of France to-day. The gentleman chosen is
a republican.
THE NEWLY EIEcTED SENATOR A MEMBER OF
THE LEFT.
PARIS, Dec 14-Night
In the Assembly to-day NJ Fourcaud Deputy for the
Gronde and member of the Left the only person
elected Senator
All the other candidates failed to obtain the requisite
majority
TACTICS OF rHR BoNAPARTsrs LEdrrMsrs
II is believed that several legitimsts and Bonapart
lists abstaned from voting to-day fearing the success
Of the extreme republicans
GEOGRAPHICAL sAyANs' HONOR TO AN AMERICAN
OFFICER.
PARIS, Dec. H. 1875.
The French Geographical Society has elected General
AndrewA Humphreys Chief OF the Corps Of Engineers,
United States Army, corresponding member
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
TURKEY.

AUSTRIAN DIPLOMATIC INTERFERENCE FOR
PEACE WITH THE HERzEoovINIANs.
CoSsTANrNopLE Dec L. 1875.
The Austrian Ambassador asked the Grand vizier
Saturday to suspend hostites and open negotiations
In the insurgent district.
Some of the ministers urging the Sultan TO reject
the programme of reform emanatng from the Northern
Powers and in justification Of such rejection TO refer
them to the plan OF reform which the Porte itself in
tends to promulgate to morrow.
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
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