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UTAH.
Professional Legal CriminatiOn and Re-
criminntion--The Question OF POlyg.


Professional Legal CrfminatiOn and Re-
criminntion--The Question OF POlyg.
amy.
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. IL, 1873.
kilograms received yesterday from Washington
state that a private despatch from salt Lake City
says that protest, numerously signed by members
OF the Utah Bar, will be sent Immediately to
the President and Congress, denying the allega-
tOns that the late memorial OF the Bar OF Salt Lake
City refers to secret scheme OF a few Mormon at
torneys, assisted by apostate Gentes, or, as they
are better known slack MormonAn
The whole AFFAIR is put up by Apostle Cannon and
can be readily explained by Delegates Caggett and
Merritt The signers to the late memorial or the
Salt Lake City Bar comprise-it cannot be denied
some of the most prominent lawyers in this Terri
tory. A majority OF the sgners are democrats and
some formerly sympathized with the Mormon
cause.
The Tribune liberal Mormon) thinks that the
present contest in Utah IL between the government
and a comparatively little ring OF old Nauvoo Nor
mons. IL says that polygamy Is chargeable TO
small cOterie OF priests, whose number Will
not perhaps exceed one hundred; that sending
George q. Cannon to Congress Is an experiment OF
Brigham Young's and trusts that Congress Will
send Cannon home again. the Tribune states that
Brigham Young might as well be In Congress as
Cannon.
The snow blockade on the Northern Railroad was
raised yesterday.
An unusually large number OF polygamists mar
riages Is now taking place. Several are announced
for this week and the next. One man, With six
wives, married girl Of fifteen years yesterday.
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THE NEWS IN LONDON AND PARIS.

English and French Opinion Of the Com
sequences Of the Spanish ication-A
Civil War Regarded ms Inevitable
British statement Of the Street Scenes
In Madrid.
LONDON Feb. 11-Midnight.
The abdication of King Amadeus is the all
absorbing topic in London and Paris. The
view is considered gloomy and bitter civil
war regarded as inevitable.
The last despatch received from Madrid was
dated at one o clock this morning Nothing
has since been received. The failure of de-
Spatches is regarded as ominous.
The latest despatch says:-'The streets OF
Madrid are now Zone o clock A. N.Y. filled
with crowds of excited people.
The Senate has appointed permanent COM
tnittee of thirty.
Ssdor Malcampo and Admiral Topete, in
behalf Of Marshal Serrano. have offered sup
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LATEST FROM MADRID.

The Abdication Resolution Still I'm
changed-Excite ment in Madrid and
Attempt At Riot-Prcparation for
tho Proclamation OF . Republic.
MADRID Feb. Ill A. NJ
King Amadeus persists in his determination
to abdicate the Spanish throne.
EXCITEMENT IN THE STREETS AND ATTEMPT AT
When it became known last night that the
King would certainly resign the crown groups
of people gathered in many of the streets Of
Madrid, and there were some attempts to
create disturbance.
The riotous demonstrations were promptly
suppressed, and the crowds dispersed without
any conflicts.
THE REPUBLIC EXPECTED TO BE REALIZED.
1t is just now expected that On Executive
Commission of the government will be formed,
which will proclaim a republic in Spain.
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THE CARLIST WAR.

A Large Spanish Army Operating
Against the Bourbonists I'm the North
The Cariists Exceedingly Active and
Concentrating for Concert or Action.
PARIS, Feb. IL, 1873.
The Temps has advices from Spain showing tnat
the government is operating against the Carliss in
the North with twenty-four battalions of infantry
OF the regular army, and a proportionate amount
of cavalry and artillery, and six thousand or seven
thousand volunteers and gendarmes.
The Carsts are active in the neighborhood of
Segovia and Estella.
The city of SaragOssa is virtually blockaded, the
insurgents being masters of the surrounding
country.
Balaguer, fortified town, is also threatened by
a force under Trstany, and 900 insurgents are be-
fore JuDcora.
Fresh bands have appeared in Aregon.
The Carst leaders are beginning to act in con-
cert ana are rapidly pertectng their organization.
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TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALs.

LONDON, Feb. IL, 1873.
In the House OF Lords this evening the Earl OF
Lauderdale asked whether measures had been
taken to complete the settlement OF the western
part OF the boundary line between the British
American Dominion and the United States.
He cOntended that, Notwithstanding the de-
cision with regard to that portion of the line
which gave San Juan to the United States, there
were still several water channels which the Ameri
cans might claim. The rights of the Indian tribes
were also left unsettled, and collisions were inev
liable. He characterized the whole Treaty Of
Washington as the most humiliating England had
ever negotiated.
Earl Granville replied with assurance that steps
had been taken to settle all boundary questions
British Commission had surveyed a line which
was almost indentical with that laid down by the
Americans. Instructions had been sent out with a
view of arriving at an agreement upon the exact
boundary.
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Plan for the Proclamation of a Republic
by Prominent Patriots.
French and American Reports of the Progress
Of the Peoples Cause.
THE REPUBLIC VOTED IN THE CoRTES.
Profound Sensation in the
Prussian Capital.
TELEGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Feb. 1O-Midnight.
Ihave just learned the following facts rela-
tive to the progress of the very serious events
which occurred OF Court and which are
likely to produce most remarkable crisis in
the history of governmental affairs in Spain,
subsequent to the transmission Of my de-
spatches to the HERALD during the evening to-
day.
ROYAL. RESOLVE TO RESIGN THE CROWN.
At the hour of eight clock this evening
His Majesty Amadeus, King of the Spaniards,
announced to Minister Senior Zorrilla, and
through him to the members of the Cabinet
that he was determined to adhere to his reso-
luton to abdicate
MINISTERIAL. EFFORT FOR PERMANENCY OF THE
CROWN.
Since Saturday last, when His Majesty de-
clared his intention Of quitting the throne, The
Ministers have strenuously endeevored to dis
suade him from doing SO, but their efforts
have proved futile.
CROWN MESSAGE TO ooETEs.
A royal message announcing the determi-
nation of the King, will soon be submitted
to the Cortes.
CABINET ACTION IN THE CRISIS
After the presentation of the monarch's
message to the Legislative body, the members
of the Cabinet will tender their resignation.
PARLIAMENTARY PROVISION FOR CENTRAL
The Congress- about the hour of midnight,
adopted proposal that the President of that
branch of the Cortes and fifty Deputies shall
constitute permanent committee.
euBLrc SENSATION IN FACE OF THE SITUATION.
The announcement that the abdication of
the King is certain creates a profound SEN
cation, but tranquility prevails.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The Text Of the Charter Of the Road Published
A Fine Chance for Dominion Hoax
Thirty Million Dollars and Thirty Mil.
lion Acres Guaranteed the Company
England to Furnish the Money =

x4r.e,ss.: .Sss23 -
OTTxwA. Canada Feb. II. 1879
The text OF the charter OF the Canadian Pacific
Railway is published this morning The company
save period Of nearly year allowed to- making
the hnsncal arrangements, the charter TO be nuu
and void u,s-ess these arrangements are com
pleted to the sa sfaction OF the government by the
LIST of January 1874 The charter provides that the
railway ba ~es f@r,,~
DIVIDED INTO SECTIONS, aftNssss'
az follows: The eastern section, extending from
the eastern terminus to Red River the Lake Su.
periOr section, extending from some pOint on the
eastern section to Lake Superior; the central sec
ton, extending from Red River to point in tire
longitude OF Fort EdmintOn; the Manitoba secttonv
extending rom the main line IN The provece o.
and the western section extending from q point
In the longitude of Fort Edminton to the Pacific
coast.
The company shall within two years from TIE
goth day OF July iu the year 1871 commence simui~
taneousiy the construction of the railroad from the
Pacific ocean towards the Rocky Mountains, and
from point in the Province Of Ontario hereafter
to be determined by the government,
TOWARDS THE PACIFIC OCEAv,
to connect the seabOard of British Columbia with
che railway system OF Canada. and further. shall
construct the Manitoba section by the 3lst OF De-
cember, 1874; the Lake Superior section Md SUCH
portion OF the main line as shall be requires to
and Red River by the 3lst OF December 1875 shall
proceed with and construct the eastern and west
VII oSCVoho oimuIeaAcousyy hHdlt prosecute tue
work or constructing the railway with all Que I.Al
gence and shall complete the whole railway EiGtrg1
ten years from the said 10th day July 1871 unicss
the last mentioned peytOd be extended by Iariia.i
msDt In whose care the company shall consrletee
Inc whole railway withtn such extended pcriod.-
Tbs company Is also empowered to make arrange
ments with any railway company in Canada OrsGhe'
uniten states for connecting the sections OF the
Canadian Pacific ana TO secure running powers.
over such railways The maximum amount of hevte
iand anu money subsdy-narncly 30, 100000 acre or
land and 5000 $1,000 in money, are guaranteedto
company.
LOOKING TO ENGLAND FOR MONEY
1t Is reported that Sir Hugh Allan, Mayor Walker
the Hon. A. G. Archibald and the Hon. J. c. AbbO ~
will proceed to England about the end of the GU
rent NORTH to make the financial arrangements trsl
connection with this great work
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SPANISH TURBULENCE.
Morales Still Talking Spy
Shooting Bombast.
o. ELLY DETERMINED TO PROCEED.
Local. Regulations VS.. Interna-
tional Law.

HAVANA, Feb. 10, 1873.
Tho following despatch has been received
from Mr.. James j. O'Ke'ly, the HERALD
Special Commissioner to the island of Cuba: -
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Feb 20. 1873.
have returned from Palma Soriano to have
AN INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL MORALES DE Los
with reference to the threat which he COM
municated against my life should I attempt to
carry out my mission, as laid down by the
HERALD. In conversation with me he repeated
the warning.
told him in reply that
1 SHOULD PROCEED
as my duty dictated. I then proceeded to the
Consul and demanded protection. I insisted
on my right to visit the disturbed districts, as
the Spaniards recognized no war to be in ex-
istence. The Consul replied
''YoU MUST OBEY THE LOCAL REGULATION
The rule to shoot down those whom they de-
fine as a spy applies to all. Your case is no
exception. If the action of General Morales
appears unjustifable to you you can apply to
the government will ask
WHAT POINTS YOU CAN VISIT
without mourning the penalty General Mo-
rales has laid down."
1 shall probably invoke American protec-
ton.
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ENGLAND.
The Stock Of Specie and Supply Of Cotton
Reinforcing the Navy-A ORA
matist Against the Press.
TELEGRAM TO the New YORK HERALD.

IElkGRAM ~ 1t NEW Ukk HtKALU
LONDON, Feb. IL, 1873.
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank
of England on balance yesterday was f3S5,OOO ana
the amount withdrawn to-day was f2Oo,0OO.
AMERICAN COTTON SUPPLY.
Eighteen thousand five hundred and seven bales
of American cotton were landed at Liverpool,
to-day
NAVAL REINFORCEMENT.
Two new gunbOats, the Trial and Zephyr, were
launched on Monday at Chatham.
LIBEL SUIT AGAINST THE PRESS.
Charles Reade has begun suit against the
Advertiser for an alleged lbelOus criticism OF one
of his plays, laying his damages at 81, 600.
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FRANCE.
Legislative Bolt Against the Inquisitcrial Power
Of the Thirty-M. Theirs Management
of the Parliamentary Parties.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HeRAlb.

PARIS, Feb. II, 1873
The members Of the special committee OF the Ma
tonal Assembly who were to draw up an electoral
law have resolved not to submit their report to
the Committee of Thirty and declare they will re-
sign rather than do so.
PRESIDENT THEIRS AND THE PARLIAMENTIsT PARTIES.
deputation from the Left Centre of the Assem-
bly, waited on President Theirs last evening and
promised him the support OF their party. The
President told them he hoped he would be able to
induce the Committee OF Thirty to accept the gov
ernments views. II he failed with the committee
he would maintain those views before the AS
Sembly.
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THE CHILD MURDERER EVANS.
RumOred Attempt TO Got n Stay OF Pro
ceedings-The Prisoner interviewed by
His COunsel-NO New Light on the
Maine Child Murder.

CONCORD, N. IL, Feb. II, 1873.
BY permission of Governor Straw Mr.. =. w.
Locke, accompanied by Il. F. PiIIsbury OF Augusta,
Me-, had an interview with Franklin Evans to-day.
Mr.. Locke, who was Evans counsel at Exeter de-
sired the interview for professional purposes, it
being understood that he Is labOring to get new
trial or to procure stay of proceedings Mr.
quest OF the Governor and prominent citizens Oi
Maine, and with the hope that Evans might throw
some light upon the child murder In Maine, which
It was attempted to faSten upOn the prisoner
through the pretended confession given to the pub
lie. The interview was had in the cell, in the
presence OF the Warden and lasted upward of an
hour. Evans appeared much broken down in
health and spirits. Mr. Pillsbury could get nothing
from him throwing light upon any other murder
except the one at Northwo0d, Tor which he Is CON
victed. His pretended confession OF the crime n
generally dsbeeved
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THR EREE RAILWAY LOAN.
Herald Specia! Report from
London.
Success of the Undertaking in the
English Metropolis.
Confidence in the Administration Of the
Enterprise.--The Books Still Open.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

1tILlEEM To TIE EEW YUM REHkLB.
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the British metropolis
LONDON, Feb. IL, 1873.
Ten millions of dollars-the whole amount
of the Erie convertible bonds were sub
scribed for to-day.
The lists will remain open two days longer.
There is indication that great confidence
is entertained in Mr. Watson's administration
of the road.
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THE PROCLAMATION.

American Official Report OF Adoption
OF the Republic.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1873.
Secretary Fish this evening received the
following despatch from Minister Sickles:-
cat nine o'clock tonight the Cortes adopted
a republican form of government by vote of
259 in the affirmative and 80 in the negative"
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THE NEWS IN BERLIN.

Prussinn Conjecture as to tho Cause OF
the Abide tiOn.
LONDON. Feb 1916 A. M.
The announcement of the abdication of
King Amadeus produces profound sensation
in Berlin.
The German papers hint that it was caused
by French intrigues.
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

Territorial Border Line Ratification Towards
the United States-The San Juan Ar
bitration Decision and Its Water
Channel Appendages-
for an Exact Demarcation.
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THE ALLEY MURDER TRIAL.

bOSTON. rcD. IL, 1870
Mr.. George A. somerby, senior counsel for Alley
In his trial for the murder OF Ellis, was occupied all
day In the closing argument for the defence. The
case viii probably reach the Jury tomorrow night.
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EXPLOSION OF A BOILER.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. IL, 1873.
One of the boilers OF the warren Manufacturing
Company,s No. mill, In warren, exploded this
morning. scattering the boiler house, unaeating
four other boilers and scalding the watchman.
George ., AsnWQEth.- probatU fatally.
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port to Prime Minister Zorrilla in maintaining
order.
It is rumored that Zorrilla intends to leave
the capital tomorrow.
Senior Rivero will remain at his post as
President of the Congress.
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THE SPANISH REPUBLIC.

Preparation for It's Procla nation in the
Spanish Capital.
VERSAILLES, Feb. II, 1873.
NJ. Quinet, republican Deputy in the
French National Assembly, has received
despatch, dated at Madrid at noon to-day,
signed by Seiiores Figueras and Castelar,,
announcing that the Republic will be pro-
claimed in Spain this evening
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Feb. 12-l 10 A. N.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. g., Feb. 12-l 10 A. M. }
Probabilities.
For the western Gulf States westerly to north
erly winds and clear and clearing weather, and
these conditions will gradually extend eastward
the Gull States, Tennessee and Kentucky
during the day and evening, and over the
South Atlantic states tonight for the Middle
states winds shifting to northwesterly and south.
easterly and generally cloudy weather, with rain
over the southern and western portion during the
afternoon and evening" ana eastern and northern
portions tonight for New England, winds shifting
to northerly and eastery tonight with increasing
cloudiness, and very probably rain and snow; ;
from southern Illinois and Ohio and Southern
Michigan, cloudy weather and probably rain and
snow, but winds gradually backing to northery
and easterly, with clearing weather; from Missouri
to Lakes Michigan and Superior and Minnesota
northeasterly to northwesterly winds and gene
rally clear weather
The majority OF the midnight teegraphic reports
from the western Gulf STATES, Florida and Michi-
gan not yet received.
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BOSTON, Feb. IL, 49,

BOSTON, Feb. ii, 1873.
The resignation OF Senator Wilson was referred
TO the Judiciary Committee IN the House to-day,
with instructions TO consider and report when the
vacancy can be hued
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THE MURDERER GAFFNEY.
He Recovered His Senses on Being Told
that He VIII Certainly Lose Them ON
Friday.

BUFFALO,, Feb. II, 1873.
Carney, on being informed by Sheriff Cleveland
that the jury had pronounced him sane, and that
he would certainly be executed on Friday at once
abandoned the insanity dodge. He came out Of
his cell and walked for some time in the corridor
of the jail with the Sheriff. and with the exception
of his profanity, talked nationally as ever. His
spiritual advisers have not visited him since he
pretended to be insane, nor has he asked for them
The Sheriff sent a request tonight that they would
come and see him.
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SOUTHWEST AFRICA.
Insurrection by Natives Ag ainst the Portuguese
TELEGRAM TO TIE new YORK HERALD.

LISBON, Feb H. 1873
An insurrection OF the natives has broken out
against the Portuguese authorities in Loanda, on
the southwest coast OF Africa
Corvettes with troops have been despatched to
the colony.
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SENATOR WILSON'S RESIGNATION

IVerage temperature yesterday. ............
average temperature for corresponding date
last year. Observation-Disclosures.