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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-18

King Amadeo. respecting the abdicarion OF the
crown of Spain. He thought 1t better to secure the
lasting and grateful affection Of the Spaniards by
voluntary act and retire into private life than to
remain exposed to the vcissitudes OF party agita-
ton and the risk OF violating the sanctty of oaths
Amadeo was assured that warm reception
awaited him on his return to Italy, and that mis-
choice OF Turin as q place OF residence met with
the Kings approval
correspondent OF the Boston 7raUeuer says
the washington gossips are busy over several dig
nihed members OF the Senate who, although gray
are unmarried, and 1t is currently reported that
one OF them Is certainly engaged The report ema-
mated from the doOrkeeper OF the lobby, who as
serts that few days ago a dashing Washington
belle came up to him and asked to be admitted to
see the said Senator. ''That is against orders
said the doorkeeper; "only Senator's wives are
allowed that privilege" "Wen," said the lady,
blushlng, al don't know how soon may be one.n
From this trivial incident the fair fame OF another
noble Senator Is coupled with foreclosed matri-
monial intentions. Mr.. Anthony, Of Rhode Island,
Is the man.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The death Of Bishop McIvaine leaves q vacancy
In the Peabody Southern Educational Board
Edward Conigland, Of Halifax, N. c., is men.
toned the proper person to write the history Of
North Carolina during the war.
DR.. Deems authorizes the announcement that
Commodore Vanderbilt has given $500, 900 to Bishop
McTyeire, OF the Southern Methodist Chi rch to es-
tablish university in Tennessee.
Chan Laisun, from China, who is experimenting
the instruction Of the numerous young Cinnamon
now being taught In this country at the various
colleges, is In Newark, N. J. MIR. Laisun Is COM
paratively no stranger, he having been educated
at the Bloomfield IN. JJ Academy.
Is 1T not little queer that the quotation
Thou st my head of with a golden axe,
And smst upon the wound thou inhictst,
has never been employed by those who have harped
SO frequently upon the transactions between the
great axe man OF North Easton and the great
smilist ofScund Bend
Victor Emmanuel addressed letter to his soa,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-18
The British Cabinet Crisis.

The English ministerial crisis continued
yesterday, with very decided probability OF
resumption of power by Mr.. Gladstone
Parliament reassembled during the afternoon
The chief Of the liberals made On important
announcement to the members He stated
that on the previous evening ne had
received communication from the Queen,
in which Her Majesty announced to him
that there was no prospect that the OPP
position would form q government He re-
piled, placing his services at the disposal
of the Grown and undertaking to consult with
his colleagues. The consultation was now
progressing, and he in order to enable the de-
alterations to mature, moved that the House
adjourn to Thursday, the Goth instant. Earl
Granville delivered a statement identical with
that of Mr.. Gladstone in the House of Lords,
and concluded with the motion for adjourn
ment. This was agreed to in both houses
Mr.. Gladstone has thus executed veritable
coup against the tories-one worthy of the
best days of Lord Palmerston for it's style and
finish He makes the Queen the mouthpiece
of proclamation of the political inability of the
tories to conduct the government, and also
gives the people to understand that should he
consent to continue his administrative labors
it will be in obedience and in compliment to
the royal will and the popular voice represented
in the legislative majority. This position will
give vast degree of new power to his party
during general election. Mr.. Disraeli OBJ
served the advantage which his opponent had
gained. He endeavored to lessen its force by
stating that he informed The Queen that he
was quite prepared to form a ministry, but
could not undertake to carry on the govern
ment with the present Parliament The Duke
of Richmond re-echoed the words Of Disraeli
in the House of Lords. Thus the case still
stands, with all the facts tending to dissolu-
ton of Parliament and general election
Whoever holds the reins Of government during
the electoral contest will have the ''whiphand
side of way" or, as we term it, the inside
track. a.. g. tr-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-18
POLITICAL REFORM.

The New York City Council Of Political Reform
held meeting last evening at their rooms, 9Ss
Broadway, and adopted series OF resolutions
protesting against those who now profess to repre-
sent the republican party in violating Oil tho
pledges under which they secured the cooperation
of reform organizations at the last election;
declaring that II the protest be disregarded
it win be the duty or all reforn bodies
to act henceforth together and disre-
gard all 0vertures from political parties;
declaring the charges that they want change in
the Police Courts. with view to obtaining or con-
trolling patronage, to be unfounded; regarding the
presentation OF new bills before the charter has
been finally acted upon as highly dangerous and
prejudice the cause OF reform may suffer who
looked coIdly on, without plan, confidence OF con-
tribution, while we prepared the bill, awakened
public, opinion and carried the measure through its
most dangerous stage, and who did not appear
untl victory was assured and patronage secured
within grasp
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TRIPLE S HEET.
New York, Tuesday, March IS, 1873.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO.Day's Contents of the
Herald.

'THE LULL IN POLITICS AND OUTLOOK OF
THE MISUNDERSTANDING EDITORIAL AR
TICLE-SIxTH PAGE.
ONE DAY OF THE GREEN FLAG ABOVE THE
STARRY BANNER GRAND PARADES AND
BANQUETS IN CELEBRATION OF ST. PAT
RIGK'S DAY. THE SHAMROCK DROWNED
EVERYWHERE BUT IN CELTIC HEARTS
MUSIC, MIRTH AND MARCHING UNIvER-
SAL-THIRD PAGE.
WITHIN THE MODOC STRONGHOLD THE saw.
AGES, IN FULL WAR DRESS, TALKING
FIERCELY TO THEIR PEACEFUL VISIT
ORS! A PERILOUS SITUATION AMID
TREACHEROUs INDIANS, GUARDED BY
THE CHIEFSi STEELE'S ANSWER LY-
ING MATILDA-FouRTH PAGE.
a PROBABLE SOLUTION OF THE ENGLISH
CABINET PROBLEMl MR.. GLADSTONE
PLACES HIMSELF AT THE DISPOSAL OF
THE QUEENl PARLIAMENT ADJOURNS
UNTIL THURSDAY TO PERMIT A RECON
sTRUCTION OF THE MINIsTRY-sEvENrH
PAGE.
NEWS Observation-Disclosures PAGE.
ANOTHER CALL FOR THE GALLOws THREE
RUFFIANS REFUSE TO PAY FOR LIQUOR
AND BEAT AND MANGLE THE BODIES OF
THREE MEN AND A WOMAN, THE OCCU.
PANTS OF THE HOUSE-SEvENrH PAGE.
4 BOSTON STEAMER GOES DOWN IN FURI-
GUS GALE OFF DUxBURY EVERY SOUL
ON BOARD LOST WITHIN VIEW OF THE
SHORE, BUT ASSISTANCE IMPOSSIBLEl
RUMORED LOSS OF ANOTHER VESSEL
AND TWELVE MEN-SEvENrH PAGE.
FORGED RAILWAY CERTIFICATES TAKEN BY
THE CONTINENTAL BANK! A SUCCESSFUL
SwINDLE-TENTH PAGE.
CUBAN DEPUTIES TO THE CoRTEsl REPUBLI
CANS PREPARING FOR THE ELECTION
PLACING TIE NEW LOAN-SEvENTH PAGE
WHY GOVERNOR DIX WOULD NOT COMMUTE
FOSTERS sENTENCE HIS LETTER TO
REV. DIR. TYNGl NON-INTERFERENCE
WITH THE wELL-CONSIDERED DECISIONS
OF COURTS AND JURIES-THIRD PAGE
EARL GRANVILLE ON THE MEXICAN FoRRAY
INTO HONDURAS THE WRONGS SUI.
FERED BY THE BRITISH DEMAND RE-
DRESS AND A GUARANTEE OF FUTURE
IMMUNITY THE MEXICAN REPLY-TENTH
PAGE.
ERIE STRATEGY AT THE STATE CAPITALS THE
CLASSIFICATION OF THE "REFORMu d.
RECTIONl LOOKING INTO LOBBY LEGIS-
LATION CORRUPTION FUND.- WHAT
THE COMMODORE IS "GOING TO DO
ABOUT ITrr EXPOSURE IMMINENT-FoURTH
PAGE.
WEST INDIAN NEWS DESPATCHES-THE PRES
IDENT OF VENEZUELA MAKING WAR
AGAINST SMUGGLERS-SEvENTH PAGE.
JUDGE RICHARDSON'S APPOINTMENT TO THE
TREASURY SENATOR BOUTW ELLIS RES.
IGNATIONi THE NEW SENATOR FROM
MASSACHUSETTS, TAKES HIS SEAT
SEVENTH PAGE
FOREIGN EXCHANGE, GOLD AND GOVERN
MENT BONDS ADvANCINGi THE INFLU.
ENCE OF JUDGE RICHARDSON'S APPOINT
MENT ON THE GOLD MARKET STOCKS
FALLING OFF IN PRICE, PACIFIC MAIL
ACTIVE AND STRONG. BOwLEs BROTHERS.
BREAK-FOURTH PAGE.
OPPOSING THE GERMAN REFORMERs-FIrTH
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PAGE.

SpAN-THE CARLIsT DEFEAT.-The Spanish
government has received official information
of the defeat near Pampeluna of the united
Carlist bands. The Carlists were led by Otto
Perala and Dorregaray. The government
troops were led by General Castrano. Report
says that the Carlists were completely routed.
1t is gratifying to find some signs of life in the
Spanish army. We always knew that the
Spanish soldiers could fight well. The late
Lord Clyde, who had fought often with them,
side by side was wont to say that for personal
bearing and endurance they had few, if any,
superiors in the world. What they need is to
be well Differed. If the republican govern
ment can get the army well in hand and can
end suitable and capable men to lead, they
have little to fear. The army on its side, the
Republic ought TO win.
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vigorous opposition? What chance have the
democrats or any coalition to elect President
in 1876? What is to prevent General Grant
being elected for third term? True, it may
be said that would be unprecedented. But let
us consider how fattering it would be to the
ambition of any man to be chosen President
three times by the American people! Can we
suppose that General Grant would not be
gratifed to have an honor conferred upon him
that no other man ever had ?-to be honored
as Washington, jefferson, Madison, Monroe,
jackson or any other President was never
honored? That would not be human nature.
Looking at General Grants character, quiet
but vaulting ambition, and that steady, deep
and firm purpose which is disguised by an ap-
parent modest and reticent nature, we cannot
believe that he would not be delighted at such
an unprecedented honor. Then, it is but fair
to say that the President learns by experience,
though he knew little of public affairs when
he entered the White House, and though he
may not be ambitious of being distinguished
as statesman. He rather likes to take things
easy, and considers, probably, that it is
enough for history to be simply the Chief
Magistrate of this great Republic. To
be President three terms or longer
would be for him ambition enough, though
his government might not be characterized by
any great act of craftsmanship. Fortunately
the country can govern itself, except when a
powerful party deludes the people and takes
the reins in its own hands. But as the Presi-
dent does learn some things by experience he
may, in the interval between the present time
and 1876, take up some popular measure, as
the annexation of Cuba or Mexico, or some
other great project, and thus distance all his
competitors for the White House. There may
arise rivals in his own party, but with the
power at his command he will be able, prob
ably, to put them down. The democrats, to
all appearances, are out of the race; still,
whatever may BE- the rivalry, natgrs Of the
political contest, or result Of the Presidential
question in 1876, which is long time to look
forward to, there seems to be little prospect
for the democratic party, as it has no head,
organization, ability, or platform to work with,
and is all adrift. We do not say that the Re-
public is in peril from the apathy Of the
people, from the want of strong opposition,
from the lack of ability and virtue in our pub
lie men, or from an unrestrained dominant
party, but we do regard these things as of
serious concern to the American people.
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TIE ST.. LOUIS Republican, remarking upon
the fact that none of the anbrbed members of
Congress are to have home receptions, says
sit is only stained regulations that provoke
the admiration of certain constituencies. = This
is hardly complimentary to the constituencies
Of Oakes Ames and Colfax
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all circumstances, and advise our Southern
friends to keep up their spirits, to keep the
wheels of progress and industry in motion,
and, by sturdy determination to labor for
the general good, command as well as deserve
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DEATH OF CARLO PATTI.

CINCINNATI, March II, 1873.
Carlo Patti, prominent musician. and brothet
of Adelih and Carotta Patti. died here today OF
CONSUMPTION.
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and Bleeckcr streets.-IiUMrrY DUMrrY
UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Union square, between
Broadway and Fourth ava BUSINESS WOMAN.
wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway and Thirteenth
etreet-DAvID GARRICL
pOOTH,S THEATRE Twenty. third street corner Sixth
avenue.-DADDY ODowD.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Twenty-third st and Eighth
av-UNCLE SAN.
BowRRy THEATRE, Bowery.-AS IRISH FARCE
DESTINY, &c.
THEATRE CoMIoUE. No 5li Broadway.-DnAMA.
BURLEsoUE AND OLio
NEW FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE 1928 and 7so Broad
way.-ALxE
WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, corner Thrtieth St
ERNANI Afternoon ana Evening
ATHENEUM. No tsO Broadway. GRAND VARIETY EN-
TxRTAINMENr.
GERMANIA THEATRE. Fourteenth street. near Third
av-DIE SPIrzENKoENIGIN
NIBLo's GARDEN Broadway. between Prince and
Houston streets.-LEo AND LoTos
ST JAMES THEATRE, Broadway and 2sth st-BuR
LEsoUk OPERA-LUcREzIA BoRGA
MRS F. b. CoNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
MONTE CRIsTO.
PARK THEATRE, opposite the City Hall, Brooklyn
PANORAMA OF CHICAGO.
BRYANTs OPERA HOUSE, Twenty third ST.. corner
9th av.-NEGRo MNsrREISY &c.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No 2Ol Bowery.-
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. Matinee at "a.
BIJoU THEATRE Robinson HalD, IS East Sixteenth
street-AN EVENING WIEN THE POETS
ASSOCIATION HALL. 23d street and 4th av.-oRAroN,
"sToRMING THE BAsTILE."
sTEINwAY HALL, Fourteenth strcet.-GnAsp Coz.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, els Broadway
SCIENCE AND ART
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway. between Houston
and Rieeckcr sreets-HUMPTY DUhPrY.
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Union SQUARE THEATRE, Union square. between
Broadway and Fourth ava BUSINESS WOMAN.
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wALLACKs THEATRE. Broadway and Thirteenth
street-DAvID GARRICL
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BOOTHS THEATRE Twenty third street. corner Sixth
ayenue.-DADpY O'DOwD.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-10

DEsPoSDESCY
Grief, Anxiety a,
Defecfiv.
memory, baeh
fitness. vi
ness Of mind aBr
body,alltrontIn.
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The Real Velpau Female Pills.
Warranted French.

These Pills, 40 celebrated many years ago In
Paris, for the relief Of female diseases are now Of
fcr,d Tor sale ia America They nave been kept in
comparative Obscurity from the fac that the origna
tor. DR. Nepau Is physician IN Paris o great wealth
and has strict conscientious principles. and ha-
withheld them from general use.
In overcOmlng female diseases such 81 Falling 0I
theWOm3, Whites. Green Sickness Suppression, Re
tentiOu, or lmmOGerHte Flow Of the Mensss Nervous
and Spiual Affections, Pain 10 the Back and Limos,
Fatigue on sigar exerton Paipiiation Of the Heart
II .sterics and all Female disraes, and v III IF 5CI a
cure wh AL other means have failed; aud al
though powerful remedy do not cOntatu caiomel
anthony Or anything hurtfli to the constitution.
To married ladies and young girls who have new
er been regulated they are peculiarly suited. a.d
can be- used by the mos, deli persons by follow
Ing direct ons. and when your druggists cannot
procure them for you tthe rea Nelpau ench Fee
male Iiu3 do not De- persuaded 10 take any other
kind hut order direct from the pr priyt0r enclosing
one dollar I.UJl with your address, giving the
name OF your town. county and state nd also the
name OF the express Office you will call los the
package.
Az soon a. the order Is received by mail.
the goods will be forwarded by express, securely
packed.
CUcllar- In English. German and French. around
each bottle. giving all necessary rectiuu-- Sold
generally throughout the United States and Canada
by all rcpu'abl. druggists. VI. ". MacOmheg sole
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all practical questions Of deep importance
we find the Democrats Of the great State
of Pennsylvania in favor of protective
tariff, and the Democrats of all other
States in favor of free-trade we find the
Democrats Of the debtor region, the West,
strongly of the opinion that the bonds OF
the government, yielding six per cent. gold
interest TO holders, ought TO be taxed as
well as the farmers land, which yields
only three per cent. per annum-whlle the
Democrats of the creditor region, the
East, demanding return TO specie pay
ment. and the Democrats of the debtor
west hostile to every plan of resumption.
These diversities of opinion among mod
ern Democrats, and this antagonism OF
modern Democracy to the Democracy of
| fifteen years ago, account tor the impossl-
/ bility of constructing an effective and con-
sistent Democratic platform. The task
cannot be done the attempt to do il ends
either in the Baltimore folly Of readopting
n Republican platform, OF in such misera-
BILE bosh as has Just been put forth by the
eunuch Democracy of Massachusetts. The
Democracy has lost the capacity to tell what
il wants it can no longer perform that
first essential function of an independent
selfsustaining party-the construction of 1
creed.
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Of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Lumha-o, Sciatica. Kidney and Nervous Diseases,
after years Of suffering. by taking DIX. FITLEE'-
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC SYRrP-the scientific dis
coyCry Of j. 2, Filter VI. D., a regular graduate
physician, with whom We are personally acquainl-
ed, who has for ~ year treated these diseases cX-
CIa-iyrlr with astonishing results. We believe IL
christian duty, after dcliherlt.ou, TO COn-cieu-
uuu-ly request sufferers 20 use 60, especially per
sons iu moderate circumstance vhu cannot afford
60 waste money and time on worthless mixtures.
A. clar symgu we seriously feel tine deep response
hiity resting Oh ~ iy publicly endorsing this med
tCiu,. But our knowledge and experience of It's
remarkable merit fully jI-tihes our action Rey.
&. H. Ewing. Media, Penn. suffered sixteen YEAR.
became hopeless. Rev Thomas Murphy. b. D..
FrauSl1rd. Phiiala. Rev. j. y. Davis. Hiybt--
town, New Jersey. Rev D. : Buchanan. Clarence,
Iowa. Roy. G.. G. smith, Pttt-fUrd New York.
ltay. Joseph BeZgs, Falls Church Philadelphia.
other testimonials from SENATOR Governors.
Judges, COn-re-smcu, Physicians Ec.. forwarded
rrat- with pamphlet explaining these diseases.
One thousand dollars will be- presented 10 any med
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~ Medicine Tor sale hy smith & Bouney. and
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CLlNAX!CLIMAN!

Pages Climax Saiyc, Il Family
blessing for % cents.
Ii heals without a scar. NO
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We warrant II tOcUre Scroiula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilb!ains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and SprainS.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
ut has 10 parallel-having per-
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healed after all other remedies
had failed. It is compound OF
Arnica, with many other En-
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aud
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Ia person has Consumption, of course the lungs
in some way are diseased either tuberces Assesses,
bronchial irritalions 9leura adhesion exist, the
lungs are a mass ofIuiamation and fast deeayingl
In such cases what must be dOue5 II Is only the
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only way TO cure Consumption.
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TTT NEW RENEDY FoH RUPTURE.

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:, = IlaIII. ME-, Fed II. 1St3
Mr. KENNEDY. Dear Sir:-I sit down 10 men Won
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what have not been able to do for u long time
Your humble servant,
NJ MARIA LEACH
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MASTA'S
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10 While it promptly and efectualy arrests i'm
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sold by all Druggists and Apothecaries Throughout
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z. BRUENERT.
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