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THE lands TRIAL.

THE JURY swoRN-DIsrRIcr ATTORNEY HoAG-
LAND TO OPEN THE CASE TO-DAY
BRiDcEToN \. j.. Jan. IL, 1876.
The Cumberland County Court Of Oyer and Termner
assembled trial of the OF the State Of New
Jersey VS. Charles X. Lands this morning Judge
Reed presided but owing to the absence of wit
nesses the adjourned TO three p NJ, at which
hour the Witnesses having arrived proceedings were
commenced District Attorney Hoagand moved the
case for trial. Counsel both sides present ex-
ccpt Benjamin H Brewster Of the defence who will be
on hand tomorrow. Mr. lands, accompanied by his
sister Miss Tilly Lands brought into court by
Sheriff Hampton, and took seat with his counsel He
looked careworn and seemed agcing fast but was
calm and scarcely spoke through the session.
Lite trouble experienced in securing a Jury
shortly after five O'Clock the last Juror was sworn
Their names are follows Thomas Proud foreman
George w. Dummctt, Thomas Ludlam, Benjamin F.
VI. Keg David o. Frazier, Jonathan Cox, Joseph NJ
Ware Dallas L. Compton, Joseph A. Minch, Francis
Reeves, Jacob Richman, Elmer Bidde.
After cautioning the jury Judge Reed gave them
charge Sheriff and the Court adjourned until
morrow which time the District Attorney will open
for the State SO great Is the pressure to hear the trial
only those allowed in the who have
tickets Of admission.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor Benjamin Peirce, of Harvard University IL
solournng at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel General James
S Negley, of Pttsburg registered at the 81 Nicholas
Hotel Oliver Ames, Sidney Bartlett and T. Gordon
Dexter, OF Boston, arrived last evening at tho Windsor
Hotel General Luther p. Bradley Uniled States Army.
is quartered at the Everett House. Colonel Charles
Tracey, OF Governor Tildens stan, is at the Hoffman
House General william f. Bartlett, Of Massachusetts,
is staying at the New York Hotel. George Jerome Col
lector Of the Detroit has arrived the Mich
oas Hotel General John Love- OF Indiana, is among
the late arrivals the ST. James Hotel Judge Israel
s. Spencer and EX-SENATOR Daniel r. Wood OF Syracuse
arc at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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THE JEFFERSON BORDEN.

CHARGES BY THE CREW AGAINST THE coMMAN-
DER OF THE AMERICAN scHooNER-wHAr
TIE PRISONERS HOPE FROM THE TRIAL. IN
THE UNITED STATES.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD RY CABLE. I
ABERDEEN, Scotland, JAN IL, 1876
The crew Of the American schooner Jeffer-
son Borden publish letter complaining of
harsh treatment at the hands of Captain Pat
terson and also of the unseaworthy character
OF the vessel, in which they refuse to sail
again.
THE MUTINY AND THE COMING TRIAL
Referring to the mutiny which took place
ON board the Borden, and for which two of
the sailors will be landed in Boston probably
on Friday next, the remainder of the crew
aver their belief that these were good men
when they left New Orleans, but that they
were exasperated to mutiny and murder.
THE ATTEsrATIoN.
The document is signed by the first and
second mates, the steward and the entire crew.
WHAT THEY HOPE TO ATTAIN.
They wish Miller and Smith to be re-
prieved until these documents arrive in
America
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A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

A MANS RIBS ALL BROKEN By THE FALL OF
BLOCK OF STONE.
Providence, JAN H. 1875
James f. Nye, aged thirty five who leaves a wife
and family in Natck, Mass, met with horrible death
this morning in this city
He was in the employ Of the Providence and worces-
ter Railroad Company, and with others engaged
in hosting, with the aid Of derrick, large stone,
when by the strandng OF the rope the boom gave
and the stone fell In its fall 1t struck Nye and
crushed him against embankment HIS cries for
help we're heartrendng, and before he could be
leased from the death grip OF the stone his ribs from
the spine all broken and protruded through his
flesh He was at removed TO the Rhode Island
Hospital where he died two hours afterward great
agony
HIS which was completely ground 70 pieces
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THE SHIP HARVEST QUEEN.

FEARS THAT THE AMERICAN VESSEL HAS BEEN
LOST, WITH ALL HANDS.
LONDON, Jan. IL, 1876
A name board marked Harvest Queen" has been
washed ashore near Carnsore Point Ireland and some
large yards Bannow, in the same vicinity.
SAILING THE SHIP.
The American ship Harvest Queen, Captain Jansen
left San Francisco August % arrived at Queens
town December 30
She sailed again for Liverpool on the 5th OF January
and It Is feared that she has been lost with all hands
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFIcR or THE CBIEP SIGNAL OFVicER, ,
WARRINGTON, Jan. 11-7:3O r. N.

OFFIcR CHIEF SIGNAL OFYicER,
WASHINGTON, Jan 11-7:30 T. NJ
Probabilities
For New England and the Middle States, partly
cloudy and slightly warmer weather during wednes-
dsy with westerly TO southerly winds rising followed
by falling barometer, and OF in Northern
New England and northern portions OF the Middle
States
For the lake region partly cloudy weather and light
snow, with southwest to northwest winds and a slight
rise in the temperature during Wednesday
For the South Atlantic States clear or fair weather
and northcrly westerly winds, with continued low
temperature and stationary rising barometer
For the Gulf States, light rains and partly cool
weather. with northerly winds vcerng casterly or
southerly the Southwest, falling barometer and
slight rise in temperature during the day
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley clear or fair and
weather with southerly westerly winds and
stationary or falling barometer
The Lower Mississippi River will change but slightly
during wednesday. The Ohio viii rise slowly abov
Louisville
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THE KENTUCKY sENAToRsHIP.

CINCINNATI, Jan IL, 1876
special 10 the Gazette from Frankfort Ky, says
the first ballot for United States Senator was taken TO-
day, and resulted as follows
In the House-James B. Beck, Is; John D. Williams
2s Preston H. Leslie, 49, John w. Stevenson, 10
William Cassius Goodloe rep, IL; W. c. P. Brock
inridge, l.
Stevenson, I; Goodloe, 5. Necessary TO n choice 90
The result is still very uncertain both compi-
mentary aud lodging votes cast A Joint ballot
Will be taken to morrow and caucus will be held,
probably. Thursday.
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GOVERNOR EMERYs MESSAGE.
A SYSTEM OF FREE SCHOOLS RECOMMENDED
FOR UTAH-ENFoRCEMENT OF THE LAW
AGAINST PoLYGAMY URGED.

AGAINST PoLYGAMY URGED.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Jan. IL, 1875
The message OF Governor George W. Emery was read
to the Territorial Legislature this afternoon. The
value of the various mined in Utah during the
past year amount in value to ST. 600 600 He calls
tenon to the necessity of establishing system OF free
schools in the Territory. The marking of each
vote, to show for whom each person votes
is Objectionable and offensive The law re-
curing this is regarded inimical to republican
government and in the interest OF the Church He asks
that claimants for divorce shall be required become
residents OF the Territory He calls for "A law against
incest There has been legislation in this Territory
in regard to marriage those authorized to perform
the ceremony and legislation the subject is advised
He calls attention to the law by which Legitimate chill
dreu and their mothers inherit from the father
whether they acknowledged by him not.
Governor Emery devotes TO the subject OF polygamy
considerable space He urges the enforcement Of the
law enacted by Congress against the crime and that
the Legislature will pass measures that will procure
fair and impartial settlement OF the subject affects the
past and all classes of the people He rec
ommends an Appropriation for the Centennial.
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THE LOUISIANA sENAToRsH1p.

NEw ORLEANS. La, Jan H. 1876.
The democratic members of the House to-day went
into an election of United States Senator OF the re-
publican members only Governor Hahn took part
He nominated Judge Talferro, of the Supreme Court
State Senator j. B. Eustis, Of Orleans was elected by
IS majority He received 81 votes.
The passed resolution by 10 TO II that there
vacancy and therefore necessity for an cleo
ton. The democratic Senator'S, however, will attend
the joint session onorrow and II SAID three rcpub
lcan Senators will join them, when Mr. Euss will be
elected by legal majority on JOINT ballot
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THE LORD TRIAL.

BUFFALO, Jan IL, 1876
On the opening OF the adjourned Circuit Court and
Court of Oyer and Terminer this morning, the jury
in the case Of George d. Lord, indicted and tried for
bribery after being out all night, into court and
reported that IT was an impossbility for them to
agree Judge Daniels accordingly discharged them
IL IS understood nine for conviction and three
for acquitta each being firm IN his opinion from the
fret
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SPAIN.

THE NATION TO PUNISH THOSE WHO DAMAGE
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
MADRID, Jan. IL, 1876
The Epoca, in reply to the article in the London
Times holding the Spanish responsible for
any injury done British vessels by Carlist batteries,
says Spain do nothing beyond Furnishing the au-
thors Of damage to foreign shipping
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THE LA PAGE TRIAL.

CONCORD, N r., Jan. H. 1876
In the La Page trial the defence rested this afternoon
the prosecution introduced two or three witnesses
In rebuttal
About dozen witnesses have been called by the de-
fence showing the whereabouts Of La Page different
hours during the day the murder Experts also we're
called by the defence TO show that the blood on La
Pages clothing might have been that OF an animal
The argument Will doubtless be reached tomorrow.
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woMAN's SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.

DENVER Col, Jan. IL, 1876
A woman's Suffrage Convention has been in session
here last week. Its sessions, which
ing and largely attended disclose Unexpectedly
nuentia element in favor a universal suffrage clause
the constitution being framed for she State Of
Colorado. Mrs. Campbell OF Boston, and Mrs. wilkes
of Colorado. are among the sneakers
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AN ANTI-MoRMoN PROSECUTED.

SALT LAKE, Jan. IL, 1870
Mr. T. s. Foote, anti-Mormon, elected TO the Legs
lature from Tooe county at the last election and who
is the only anti-Mormon so elected who holds
certificate OF election from the Governor and who was
reported entitled a seat by the Committee Gre
dentas excluded from his scat on account Of his
election being contested His was referred TO the
Committee Elections.
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THE Jennie MUTINY.

FRANCE
BREsT, jan IL 1876
Seven OF the crew arrested for mutiny on the bark
Jennie have been acquitted by vote of to-
The seamen Vandernort and jolly have been de-
saned in custody and sent before the Maritime Pre-
feet for trial
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CARDINAL LEDoCHoWsKI.

70 DE LIBERATED, But INTERDIcTED OF HIS
FUNCTIONS IN GERMANY.
LONDON, Jan. IL, 1876
The Pail Nal Cosete's Berlin special says the Ger
man government has determined to liberate Cardinal
Ledochowski Internationally the expiration Of his
term OF imprisonment but be will be closely watched
ana again arragned II he attempts to exercise his
episcopal functions otherwise nfringcs the ecclcs
1stical laws
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IOWA LEGISLATURE.

DEs MONIES, Jan. IL, 1876.
The Senate convened this morning and effected a
permanent organization. The republican candidates
received forty one votes and the democrats nina
resolution commenting Mr. Baines resolution concern
ing the school fund introduced Congress was re-
ferred In the House. Mr. GER republican, elected
Speaker
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wHIsKEY CASE IN CINCINNATI DECIDED IN
FAVOR OF DEFENDANTS.

CINCINNATI. Jan. IL, 1876.
decision in the Howe and Hubbell whskey case,
which has been trial here for several days rem
dcred In the United States Court to-day resulting
favor Of the defendant The made last May
upon grounds that certain barrels Of spirits reported by
this firm as empted for rectiacation were afterward
found in Charleston S. c., and had not been empted
Several other lots Of spirits in the category
but thorough examination OF the firms books showed
they correspondent with bills OF ladng, and all evidence
presented failed 70 disclose any dealings crooked"
whiskey II was clearly shown that the tax had been
paid all barrels upon which the above mistakes had
been made All members Of the firm and their en-
ployes testified positively that the firm had never dealt
IN any Illicit whiskey AS the firm Is an old and re-
this community.
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ENGLAND.

A HEAVY FAILURE IN BIRMINGHAM-sNow
STORM IN THE METROPOLIS
LONDON, Jan H. 1876.
The failure is announced to-day of Messrs Charles
Boundy Co.. metal merchants, of Birmingham
Their liabilities are $685., 600
STORM
The weather to-day at noon, in London and vicinity
is snowy
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DUPLICATING NEW York Commission HousE.

TFrOm The Chicago Times, Jan.
Evidence was placed In the hands Of Colonel Mat
thcws yesterday duplicating Of the heaviest CON-
MISSION houses the city OF New York, said be 10.
Gated on Broad street This house. il is claimed re-
ceived crooked" spirits in large quantities from
certain establishment in this city Information was
tclcgraphed from this city TO New York for the pur
pose Of causing the seizure Of the house and Of the
arrest OF the parties The name Of this firm occurs in
connection with lot Of spirits embracing $50 barrels
Of highwines, shipped to New York last SPRING which
were Immediately placed board transport lying
In the harbor, which was afterward seized by the
United states revenue agents This lot spirits con-
sisted entirely OF "lndiaruhbarn n&ckagaa
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He BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

QUEEN VICTORIA LIKELY TO OPEN THE SESSION
IN PERSON.
LONDON, Jan IL, 1876
The Times this morning has to believe that the
Queen will personally open the sessions Of Parliament
accompanied by Her Royal Highness Alexandra, the
Princess Of Wales
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WILLIAM M. TWEED.


MONTREAL Jan II, 1875.
William NJ. Tweed IS said TO have been seen on Thurs
day last IN a Notre Dame street. There is good
reason to believe he is present living with friends in
the upper part Of the city.
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The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding date Of last year as IN
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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EATON & MINES SUSPENSION.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. IL, 1876
Az a meeting Of the creditors OF the suspended
bankers Eaton Milne, to-day, they exhibited labi-
ties Of 1888 541 So and assets $3.50 231 u.s. OF which
500 075 70 is real estate. A committee OF fifteen
appointed TO investigate and report plan Of settlement
IL is believed the firm will pay IN full
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CALCUTTA. Jan. IL, 1876
The Prince OF Wales and suite have arrived at Debit
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, Jan. IL, 1876
In the Senate to-day bill was introduced imposing
a fine of $50 for taking the name OF God in vain
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FORMATION OF A YACHT CLUB.

HALIFAX n s., Jan. H. 1916
second yacht club has been organized here under
the title Of the Nova Scotia Yacht squadron The Gov.
ernor General has accented the Office Of Commodore
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GEORGE A. sALA.

TIE ENGLISH AUTHOR DANGEROUSLY I'LL.
LoNDoS, Jan. IL, 1876.
The Liverpool courters London correspondent states
that George Augustus ssla is very Ill aud that bis re-
cnverv Is doubtful
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FRANCE.

che CABINET CRISIS NOT YET coNcILIATED-
IMAGINATION IN COUNCIL WITH THE MINISTERS
NJ. LEON SAYS PosIT1oN-THE EXECUTION OF
THE PRESS LAW CAUSE OF DIFFICULTY.
LONDON, Jan. IL, 1876.
Especial despatch from Paris to this evenings Pail
VAL Ga-stte says the retirement from the Cabinet Of
H. Leon Say, the Minister of Finance, appears certain
Notwithstanding the denias published
The other members will probably remain
IMAGINATION IN COUNCIL
A Cabinet council was held at noon to-day, at which
MARSHAL MacMahon presided
MINISTERIAL DEFINITION OF THE NEW PRESS
PARIS. Jan. IL, 1876.
~ Dufaure the Minister Of Justice, has issued cir
ular to The Procurators General saying that the new
law is solely intended to repress violent language
ganst and insure respect for, the constitution, and
not to touch the liberty of public discussion The
magistrates are therefore, recommended not to under
axe political prosecutions the only deals with
offences punishable at common law
The circular is very liberal and moderate through.
nut
WILL THE MINISTRY BE UNIT AS TO IT'S EN-
FoRcEMENT?
LONDON JAN IL, 1876
The Paris correspondent Of the Times teegraphs that
is generally believed that the French Minister, while
agreeing the general of the programme, will
differ in regard to details
On the other hand, in view of NJ Dufaure's resolute
attitude, Marshal MacMahon and M Buffet il is
thought likely, will hesitate TO embark policy
which might entar serious results.
rHE WHOLE MINISTRY LIKELY TO REMAIN IN
OFFICE
PARIS, Jan 11-Eveniag
Cabinet meeting held to-day, at which the pro-
posed electoral programme Of the Ministry was dis
.cussed
Another council appointed for to morrow morn
ing, when 1t is expected agreement will be arrived
at favorable TO the continuance in office of the present
Cabinet entire
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A-+"FACTs ARE STUBBORN THINGS. THOU
sands OF human beings yearly borne the swif,
disease down the because they ID
possess sufficient knowledge Of themselves
his ueighbor and the hrst salutaton is How
YOU . or health - The reply frequently
ron am we'll with the exception Of a cold Most persons
lightly cold. Reader, do that a cold Is
QUE OF the dangerous OF maladiesl A cold only
clogs up pores The entire and etard ercua
lead consumption Oh you say, 1T nothing but
cold in head" True, but that cold Is really mild
Of catarrh in its will become
chronic the disageeabe offensive
affections in the catalogue OF diseases The passage tho
the Of smell impaired aud there IL
dsagreeabe sensation Of pressure in the head In tho
more there discharge having oBen-
thick hard nerusiaons will form In the head
which sometimes sotened break pieces
persons continue sufer from such annoying.
disgusting when they well be
DR. Sages Remedy will the OF
catarh fact IL Is the only and sale remedy which
been offered 90 the public Many harsh irr ating
time, relieve the urgency the
Catsrrh Remedy soothing and healing effects aud
used with DIR. Piercc's Nasal Douche, according
directions does not fail 20 effect Sold by all drug
gists.
A-DANDRUFF, DRY MOIST OR ScAI.Y, ERUP-
gray hair cured by Or. h 9. PERRY. 40 Bond ST. ~ "
A-MOLEs-MOLEs wEN5 AND WARTS PAIN
iessly removed by DR. b O. PERRY. ~ Bond ST.. n. "
A-UNNATURAL REDNESS or THE NOSE, PM
by Dr. Is. q. PERRY. 40 Bond st. New York
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SAVE YOURSELVES COUGHSi HALE'S HONEY
or HoREHoUSD TAR prevent bronchitis aud
sumption
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY DYER EXPECTED AT WASH

WAsHrSGroS, Jan. IL, 1876.
A private despatch from ST. LOUIS says that United
States District Attorney Dyer would leave that place
this evening for Washington
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VAI'h. FVLI'FN a % Froprietors
ANNUAL CHARITY BALL, 1876. WILL TAKE
place At the Academy Of Music, Tuesday February l.
PROFOUND INTEREST EXIsTs AMONG RUP-
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which supcrsedes metal trusses
A DISTRESSING COUGH CAN BE CURED BY
using WEARS BALsAS oT WILD CHERRY. soc aud 81
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without pain. CoRS CuRE by mail 50 cents. Drs RICE
JOHNSON. 2l2 broadway. corner Fulton
EXCURSION TO THE TROPICS
An excursion steamer will leave New YORK eyery tnree
weeks, calling nj Havana Progreso Campeche neIa Ntuh
1uspau rAmpico and New Orleans and rom neIe te,urh
For particulars Apply TO r. ALEXANDRA SONS, SO
Broadway, New York
WIGS TOUPEES &c. RAUCHFUSS, PRAC-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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Average temperature yesterday .............. 81
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year ...-,'s:'..''. ns....n.s.es...",.... l5A
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THE
BUCKINGHAM
HOTEL.

5th av and JOth ST.,
Is now open for the reception Of guests.
GALE. FULLER A Co. Proprietors.