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PHILADELPHIA GAMBLING HELLS.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10, 1871

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ID, 1873.
Mayor stokey, in his efforts to rid the city Of the
various gambling hells that have nourished here
for years past has received the reclamation OF this
community. Through his efforts two well-known
gamblers have been convicted and all the houses
are closed. Two more-Sner, q member OF the
CITY Council, and one Haas, proprietor OF drink.
ing saloon known as the Pig and Whistle-have
recently been on trial, and their cases were given
Jury Is stl out, without any apparent intention OF
agreeing. A peculiar rumor says that an ex-proprie-
tor OF Chestnut street house IL the recalcitrant
Juror. 1t Ia said the Judge has manifested his in.
tention OF keeping them out until the next term
OF Court unless they agree In the interim.
Sner has been tmpeached by the Common
Council
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Mr.. J. NJ Bellew gave another reading at Stein.
way Han last night before crowded house, the Sc
lections including the return and death Of En0ch
Arden, Satan's address to the fallen angels, from
"Paradise Lost" q scene from Macbeth" Brown
ing's "Good Men from Client" and some extracts
from Sheridan's 'Critic." After what we have said
Of Mr.. Bellew as reader 1t Is unnecessary to crit
else his performance, especially %, preceding the
Introduction OF Mr.. Puff the distinguished reader
paid tribute to Irish actors and dramatists,
which was called out by some remarks Of MI.
Froude while in this country. Mr.. Bellew said
asssans ss
any Sey s1s
Country written By Mr. FroaGe and eHtieS The Ens
@ IN IN to s and a O
the or Of in
sT.s.iSs habit: p !hsif and II their ieraturs
Ridiculous Som6ast In the their there
Soy nothing
possri w not pc anxious to forget and II they have
aon cannot outstrp reality" .s.,...
INTELLIGENT ssd
ssss'GF e. EaAp the sIs
s g. :r Ss !s1a: GSs %I.
a %sp !sssss%ss 0ss
ana every dramatic artist VIII place Oi
an !rishrnan-Rchard Brinscy sheridan not nc inc
turtles The Rivals and "Ihe school Tor scandal" And
where was he born but in dear old dirty and muchbe
loved Dublin Who, again. oliver Goldsmith Did not
ne write she Stoops 70 Conquer which had run OF 0
nights at Drury Lane Theatre when originally produced,
and was twice played by royal command before the
King and his Court SO great Is the vitality OF that
comedy that only he year before last was re-
London and ran uninterruptedly i'll remember Alright
for nearly three hundred nghts shah forget
beauty and completeness Of that performance and my
delight with the rendering OF the part of Mr. Hardca
undertaken and admirably executed by of your own
favoritc actors, MI. Mark smith And who Gold.
smith was he not born and bred 10 the county Of Long
Farauaharf Are theirs historical drama.
lists And not they IrishmenY What shall ! say
Murphy Richard Labor She'll and Maturlnf The
present generation has seen Cork produce
James Sheridan Knowles, . waterford produce
deal lately Of Mr.. Froude this city and good deal Of
refuation OF his statements by Father Burke don't
presume to intrude upon that arena but when M.
Froude has the temerty to print the assertion nat the
Irish have produced tolerable Drama reel
called upon to fulfil promise made 70 an enormous
audience in Dublin wishing me GOD speed when "
coming here that would point out IN America
this missatement and vindcae irish genius ana neIa
ture on matter which has created astonisnmcnt ana
members OF your New York press which has ueatea my
SO generously be present now, should feel eraeiu y
they would report my words that on the wings OF tne
press they may be carried back to Ireland so that may
be known there that have done my duty fulned my
promise. and pilloried Mr.. Froudes ignorance OF
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THE FIRST AMERICAN GREETING.

Action Of the Massac h usetts Legislature.
BOSTON, Mass, Feb. Is, 1873.
The following resolution has been introduced in
the Massachusetts, House and referred to the Com
mittee on Federal Relations -
Resolved That we, the Representatives OF the
people of the Commonwealth OF Massachusetts,,
hail with delight the announcement that Spain has
declared by an overwhelming vote In the COrtes
assembled that she will join the sisterhOod OF re-
publics, ana We most -ApXtously look forward to
the time when We may welcome Cuba, with all her
people liberated from the shaCkles OF slavery, as
another separate and Independent Republic, pos
sessed Of all the rights and blessings Of free dom
and independence. .sn1.-s.-a .sa'.Aa A-As" '--|
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pany's local superintendent foresaw the dis
aster and prepared to pick up the wreck was
In no way beneficial to those whose lives were
risked by the recklessness of the company's
servant, who exercised the fearful response
bility of thus sending men and women into
death trap. Clearly that train dispatcher has
mistaken his place. and would best serve
humanity by abdication before he has q chance
TO repeat his experiment upon the crushing
and resisting powers of railroad trains
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s p A / N.
The Kings Abdisation Promulgated to the
Pesple and the Nation Peaceful.
Senior C. Martos Elected President of
the National Assembly.
English Report of Division
in the Army.
MADRID SAID TO BE in RIOT.
Portuguese Preparation for the
Reception Of Amadeus.
The Italians Pleased at the
Royal Resignation.
Prussian Praise ofAmadeus' Pluck
and Patience.
President Theirs on French
Recognition.
British Naval Movement from the Mediter-
ranean TO the Tagus.
The Italians Pleased at the
Royal Resignation.
Prussian Praise ofAmadeus' Pluck
and Patience.
President Theirs on French
Recognition.
British Naval Movement from the Mediter.
ranean 10 the Tagus.
1sLEsHAxs TO THE NEW york HEaALs.

1eLEenARs TO THE NEW york MRALB.
MADRID, Jan. 49, 1873.
Spain continues tranquil. The news Of the abdi-
cation of Amadeus and the declaration OF the Re-
public has been disseminated throughout all Spain
and the announcement has nowhere occasioned
disturbance.
Order is so far preserved in Madrid and through
out the Spanish provinces.
sERRAN0 AT THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.
Marshal serrano arrived at Madrid last night
POPULAR RESPECT TO THE RETIRING MONARCH.
amadeus and the members of his family met
with the most respectful consideration 81 the
Spanish railway stations on their way to the
Portuguese frontier.
The National Assembly Convened In
s. sessi 10 xIgan1sassoa ny
the Observation-Disclosures AdhcsiOn=.
Loyalist Peace.
MADRID, Feb. 1a-P. NJ
The two houses Of the Cortes convened to-day in
Joint session as the National Assembly Of Spain,
and proceeded to eject permanent organization.
was elected President of the Assembly In place Of
Senior Figuerola, the Chairman pro tera., receiving
222 votes.
Seior Martos on taking the chair. delivered q
patriotic speech, which was loudly cheered from
all parts OF the House.
PROVINCIAL PLACETs
All the civil and military authorities OF the prov
inces, far as heard from, have given In their ad.
hesion to the new regime.
PEACE.
The city and country, with the exception of the
districts where Carst bands are present, continue
tranquil.
The Army Said To BE Divided as to the
Form OF Governmental Portion Of the
Troops in Favor OF the Bourbon Prince.
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1878.
special despatch from Paris says:-It is re-
ported in this city this morning that the troops Of
the regular army in Spain are divided in their
choice Of form Of government The cavalry, it
is said, have pronounced in favor Of monarchy.
with the Prince Of Asturias, son Of the ex-Queen
Isabella, for King, while the infantry favor re-
public.
STREET FIGHTING SAID TO FAVE OCCURRED IN
MADRID.
1t is also reported nom Spain that serious dis.
turbances have taken place in Madrid and that
fighting has occurred in the streets Of that city.
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MARYLAND SYMPATHY FOB CUBA.

The Colored Citizens Of Baltimore Re-
solve to Ask Congress to Grant Bcllig-
ercnt Rights to the Struggling Patri-
OTIS.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, 1873.
large and enthusiastic meeting OF colored cti-
gems was held this evening at the Madison street
Presbyterian church in behalf Of the Cuban Repub-
nc Resolutions were adopted reciting the bad
faith OF spain In the matter OF emancipation and
calling upon Congress to concede belligerent
rights to the struggling Cubans.
Colonel A. J. Kelly presided. Addresses were de-
vered by 8. X. Scattron, Charles h. Plndell, N. g.
M. Groome and others.
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THE COURT OF ITALY.

National Reception Of the Monarch icai
Resignation-King Victor Emmanuel
Fully Informed IS to Facts.
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1873.
A special despatch nom Rome says the abdca-
ton OF King Amadeus is received IN that city with
satisfaction on all sides.
Neither King Victor Emmanuel nor the Italian
government gave any advice to Amadeus. The
latter telegraphed to Rome frequently giving in
formation concerning the situation in Madrid and
his purpose Of vacating the throne.
Municipal Welcome from Turin.
FLORENCE, Feb. IL, 1873.
The Municipality OF Turin have sent q tele-
graphic despatch to ex-King Amadeus welcoming
him home.
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A MISPLACED SWITCH.

Collision ON the Baltimore Railroad
Part OF q Coal Oil Train Burned-A
Conductor Injured.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 49, 1873
This morning q passenger train on the Baltimore
Railroad, by reason Of misplaced switch, ran into
q coal Oil train below Gray's Ferry.
The engine, tender and a tank Of oil were burned.
The conductor of the passenger train was the
only person injured.
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Died

CLARK.-Suddenly, at his late residence, Newark
n. j., Of heart disease, GEORGE A. CLARK. OF the
firm OF George A. Clark Il Brother.
Funeral services will be held at the North Re.
formed church, Newark. this (Friday) evening.
at seven O'Clock Friends are respectfully invited
to attend. Carriages viii he waiting ut the Broad
street station on the arrival Of the train leaving
New York at six O'Clock via Newark and New York
Railroad, foot OF Liberty street. The remains viii
be sent to Glasgow by steamer Victoria, sailing at
nine O'Clock Saturday.
For Other Deaths See Ninth PoQel
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THE STEAMSHIP ERIE.

Narrowing Picture by One Of the Passengers
Discovery Of the Fire and Attempts to Quench
It-Failure Of the Fire Apparatus-The
Order on Neutrality-suspicious. of the
Ship When the Boats Left
Safety Of All on Board
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TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, Feb Is, 1873.
The Pope yesterday gave audience to several off,
GERS Of the United States Navy who are now in
Rome.
In ire course or the conversation which took
place His Holiness asked how he would be received
In America, The officers replied that the people Of
:.aaat country would regard his taking up his resi-
dence among them as Q great honor. -
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[FOr other Deaths See Ninth Poge.l
Marvellous Modern Picture Gallery

Marvellous modern PAINTINGS in Paris to be sold bA
auction The Gazette des Beaux Arts contains
of extraordinary sale which will take place In Paris
the Hotel DrouOt the 7th of April next-viz, tho
splendid gallery of modern Paintings belonging 70 NJ
Laurent Richard.
The sale this magnificent collection will certainly
produce marked in artistic circles and among
being the most important and remarkable productions
H. w. Rousseau ; Troyon' Eug Deacroixs Corr
Decamps, 2Meissonnier, 2Millet, Gercault, Iiaz
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THE NEW DOMINION.

AppOintment OF Mr.. Caron Lfcutenant
Governor OF Quebec.
at.. OTTAWA, Feb. ID, 1878.
The Hon. Bruce Caron, late Judge OF the Court Of
the Queens Bench for the province OF quebec, has
been appointed Lieutenant Governor OF the same
province, vice Beeau, whose term OF ONCE has
expired. The appointment was made yesterday
and was approved by the Governor General TO-DAY.
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THE LATE Ex-MAYOR KALBFLEIsoH.

meeting OF the Brooklyn Common Council was
held last evening, at the call OF the Mayor at
which addresses were made and resolutions passed
culogistc oil the deceased gentleman.
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PORT DEPOSIT.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 10, 1873
From despatch just received from Port Deposit
learn there Is no change In the situation at that
place. The tide but very little this afternoon,
and everything tends to show there is no imme-
dlate dangers
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PRESIDENT THEIRS POSITION.

French Executive Recognition After
OniciaI Informa ton Words OF Warm
ing 20 the spaniards,
PARIS, Feb. 10, 1873.
President Theirs will recognize the Spanish Re-
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A.-SnOw md Rain VS.. Balls and Pars
ues.-BOOTS, SHOES and INDIA RUBBERS at
MILLER 4 co. g. No. Union SQUARE.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-New Schemo'
now out Orders filed, prizes cascd, infoHmahon fur,
nisbed: Highest rates paid tor Spanish bills &C. &c
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1tlteRsm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD,

PORT AU PRINCE, Feb. 4, 1873.
The President has imprisoned SolOman's friends.
1t is believed that Soloman is in Jamaica plotting
for the Presidency.
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cured permanently; charge unless in
effected Address by letter JAMES E. WALKER, 81
East Titrtieth street
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No Tidings or tho Australian Steamers
| Fifteen Days Overdue.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IL, 1873
There ia no tidings yet OF the missing steamer
Nevada, fifteen days overdue, from Australia. IL
is believed that she has put into Honolulu for re-
pairs to her machinery, which was known to be
out Of order when she left this port
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Rupture Cured by q New Method s-CalI
744 Broadway.
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FRANCE.

Icons Suit Against the Republic-Ameri-
can Emigration Enterprise.
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A.-WOnderful TestimOny.-I HcartilN
recommend WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE for ParalyQ
SIS Rheumatism and Debility.
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Chapped Hands nd Rough Skin Cured
by using JUMPER TAR SOAP, manufactured by CAS-.
WELL, HAZARD CO., New York.
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Royal Havana LOttcry.-PriZes Cashed.
Circulars sent j. b. MATINEE d CO., ID Wall street
Post Office box 4,635
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terious drugs llnaments, by Professor MACS NEW
ZEALAND PLASTER. Sold only by CAHILL SHEAv
56 Fulton street Brooklyn, N. " Send for circulars
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ItlseaAm TO the new yoax ueaAla

TELEGRAM TO the new yoM MRAia
LONDON, Feb. IL, 1873.
The bullion In the Bank Of England has decreased
f355, 900 during the past week.
The rate for money at the Stock Exchange. ON
government securities. Ia lower than the Bank Of
England rate by one.quarter per cent
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS FEB. 10, 1873.
II Is oflcially announced that the payment Of the
second 6fty million instalment of the fourth mil
lizard Of the war indemnity was completed on the
8th inst.
PRINCE NAPOLEoN's LAWSUIT.
The judgment In the case OF Prince Napoleon Vs.
NJ LIE Franc, late Minister Of the Interior, for
illegal expulsion from France, will be delivered
next week.
AMERICAN EMIGRATION AGENCIES.
The american Register Is informed that tho
French government has prohibited M. Pardonnet.
. Kansas emigration agent, from lecturlng in
Belfert.
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JAMAICA.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, Feb. 0, 1878.
The German neet has sailed for Havana.
The Governor has gone to Turks Island to com.
plete its anne xation to Jamaica.
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CrfstadOrO's Hair Dye.-This Splendid
Dye is the only that has ever been analysed and
found harmless
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Elastic Belts and Stockings mt Marsh
4 CO.'S Radical Cure Truss Office, No. vesey street.
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Valentines, observation-disclosures As>
sortment in the city at the lowest prices
A. j. FISHER, 98 Nassau street. New York.
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ROME.

American Naval officers at tho vatican-His
Holiness Query to Our Hearts Of Oak.
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ENGLAND.

Outflow Of Bullion from the Bank-Rats for
Money on Change.
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CUBA

Martial Law Against Desertion to the Enemy
The New Loan-The Slavery Cues
tion-Printers Wages =
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER

Probabilities.
For New England, on Friday, clear, cold weatherS
followed by winds veerfug to southeasteriy. with
warmer temperatures; for the Middle States partly
cloudy weather, and winds veering to the soutS
In the course Of the day; for the South Atlantic
and Gulf States partly cloudy, pleasant ana
warmer weather; for the Lake region rising tenn
perature, easteriy winds, veering TO s0uthwesterlt
by Friday night; for the Northwest falling baronD.
eter. s0uthery winds, cloudy and threatening
weather.
The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in com.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar.
macy. HERALD Building:-
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xish Baths. GIL L

avenue.-Apr" x1sn batns, VI Lexington
fresh and and Invigorate before breakfast; Re,
beor" italize before dinner Soothe and Tranqullzd
" retiring best ventiatonj highest temperatures
shampoOng gratuities Ladies' day and evenings
Gentlemen and all night
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ITALY.
A Crisis Imminent in tho Kings Cabinet.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HeAA,

NOME1 r0Us Io Io1Js
A Ministerial crisis is impending here.
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$1,000 Reward.-Whereas My Place Of
business entered by burglars the night OF the 2lt
or morning of the I'D of January and property to the
amount OF thousand six hundred dollars taken d
the following kind of goods viz, about 800 Long Silk
Tissue shawis and the balance in long and SQUARE
Broche Shaws hereby offer reward Of one thousaud
dollars for such information will lead 70 the recovery
OF said goods JOHN SULLIVAN.
S6 Duane street. New York.
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A.-Herald branch Once, BreoE'-
corner OF Fulton avenue and Aaer" .-yn,
Open from A. M, To" .ins street.
On Sunday from Z. NJ.
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Portuguese Information Concerning the
Progress OF tho Democracy.
LISBON Feb. Is, 1878.
The Portuguese government has been warned
that agents are at work with view to start .
republican movement in this country.
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OIJyFR Optic Will SOON C0MMENUh uIs NOV
~ story eaae RssAvE BOYS FORTUNE
a the New York Fireside Companioh
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BRITISH NAVAL MOVEMENT.

War ships from tho Mediterranean to
tho Tagus.
LONDON, Fec. 10. 1873.
Several vessels OF the British Mediterranean
Squadron have been ordered to the Tagus. on
Lisbon.
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PRUSSIAN PRAISE.

German Endorsement or Amadeus Pa
thence and Courage.
BERLIN. Feb. Is, 1873.
The patience and courage displayed by Amadeus
while the throne of Spain are universally praised
by the Germans.
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THE MISSING NEVADA.

Average temperature for corresponding date
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A.-Herring's Patent : q.
CHAMPION SAFES, -
25l and 252 Broadway, corner of Murray strsst ;.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Patriotic Addresses to the PeOplc-Mili-
tary Guard OF tho Hall OF Parliament.
MADRID. Feb. 13,
Via LONDON. Feb 14-5 A. NJ.
The Spanish republican Deputies In the Cortes
personally exhort their friends to maintain order
In the streets.
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public as soon as he Ia onlcialy notified Of Its
establishment.
The Bsen Psoac says It sincerely wishes the new
Republic well and counses those who have charge
OF 1t to beware Of cosmopolitanism and foreign
interference.