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ENGLAND.
The Washington Treaty and It's Principle De-
bated in Parliament-Premier Gladstone's
Opinion of American Senate Power
The German Ambassador In
valided by Illness.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yuax HERALD.

LONDON, Feb IA, 1879.
In the House Of Commons this evening Mr.. Peter
Rylands, member for Warrington, moved. that all
treaties be submitted to Parliament before the ex-
change OF ratincations and supported the motion
In long speech. He declared that the washing
ton Treaty would not have been so ambiguous and
unsatisfactory If it had first been laid before the
House OF Commons and there discussed.
The motion was seconded by Mr.. Alexander HILL
member for Coventry, and the debate continued
for some time.
Mr.. Gladstone then rose. He characterized the
motion az proposal for the greatest constitu-
tional change within his recollection. He admit
ted that the Treaty OF Washington was not per-
feet. The question was whether the United States
would have accepted anything else. With all
respect for American institutions. he must say
that the Senate's power over foreign engagements
complicated negotiations and weakened the hands
or the government. 1t must be remembered that
the Senate proceeded secretly In these matters.
He apprchcnded that the House OF Commons would
be unable itself to hold secret sittngs; nor could
1t improve matters by appointing Com
mittee on Foreign Relations to- meet in
secret and make engagements with other coun-
tries. England, as member OF the European fam
lily, occupied n position with relation to other
Powers differing widely from that OF the United
States.
Lord John Manners, Sir MILFORD Lawson and Mr..
AuDeron Herbert supported the motion. Mr.. Her
bert declared that unless the House was allowed to
revise all the proceedings OF the government re-
sponsible government would be farce and the
legislature hold Illuminating position.
Mr.. Newdegate criticised the government, but
opposed the motion.
Lord Fitzmaurice, Mr.. wheelhouse and viscOunt
Enfield followed against the motion.
After several attempts to count out the House
the subject was dropped.
THE GERMAN AMBASSADOR INvALIDED.
His Excellency Count Bernstorf, Ambassador Of
the German Empire at the Queens Court, is Ill.
Sir William Jenner and DR.. Gull are In attendance
on him. Count Bernstorf is sixtydve years OF age.
He was born and educated In Berlin. He COM
menced his diplomatic career at an early age.
The Count advocated German interests with great
energy in the Dano-German Conference at London
in the year 1854 He was appointed Ambassador
from the Court of Prussia to that of st. James on
the nth July, 1854.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Condition Of Affairs In Madrid and the
Titles and Decorations Fading Away
The Radical Revolutionists "stand Mt
Ease"
MADRID, Feb. 14-Evening.
Slight disturbances have taken place in Malaga,
but order has been restored.
General Pavia has been appointed to the chief
command of the troops in Catalonia.
seuor Orense will probably be appointed Ambas.
sador at Paris, Abarzuga at London and Fiol at
Brussels.
ARIsToCRACY FADING AWAY.
decree is expected suppressing titles and
decorations. It is rumored that the Royal Palace
here will be converted into museum and academy
OF art.
THE FACT ACCOMPLISHED.
The Revolutionary juntas, which have long
existed in secret In the Provinces are dissolving
FINANCIAL CONFIDENCE.
The Spanish banks have offered financial aid to
tho Ministry.
cARLrsr DEFEAT.
The Gaceta reports the defeat Of several Carllst
bands in Catalonia.
RAILROAD TRAVEL SUSPENDED
The snow is SO deep in the neighborhood OF
Madrid that the railroads are bockadcd and the
running Of trains suspended.
French ParIia mentsry Party Congratu-
lations-Thc Members of the Left TO
the Dem ocracy OF Spain.
VERSAILLES, Feb IA, 1873.
At meeting last night OF the Deputies OF the
French National Assembly belonging to the party
OF the Lett rcsoluuops were adouted conpratu-
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Amadeus Reception by the Portuguese
Princes and People.
An Italian Fleet Approaching
the Tagus.
The Iberian Union Idea Revived
and Extending.
Bismarck in Council with the Spanish Am.
baSsad0r in Berlin.
1rIEeRAms 10 THE NEW york HERALu.

MADRID, Feb ID, 1873.
council OF the Ministers was held yesterday.
One Of the first acts of the new government was
to issue decree for the pardon OF several men
who were sentenced to be executed at Barcelona
to-day.
PARLIAMENTARY REPLY TO AMADEUS MESSAGE.
The National Assembly has elected Perales.
seoane ~, Gomez and Chao Vice Presidents.
The address, in reply to the Kings message Of
abdicaton, was adopted. 1t concludes with the
declaration that when the present "perils, con-
spiracies and obstacles"-to which His Majesty
referred in the throne commandments over
come Spaniards will not be able to offer Amadeus
a crown but "they will offer him another dignity
that of being the citizen of free and independent
country"
MINISTER CASTELAR, ExPouNDs THE GOVERNMENTAL
POLICY
Senior Castelar,, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, was
engaged during the day in preparing manifesto
to be sent to the different foreign Powers explain
ing the policy Of the present government OF Spain,
and it was announced Ia the evening that couriers
nad Just lett the capital with the Minister'S mani
iesto to the surrounding governments
THE FLAG OF THE UNION AND PLAN OF FEDORA
TIoN.
The Correspondence says the nag of the repub-
lie will be violet white and red.
Eminent statesmen are trying to prevail on the
government to relinquish the idea of dividing the
country into separate States and forming feder.
ated Republic like the United States 1t probable
that the arguments against the scheme Will have
effect.
DISTINGUISHED ADMISSIONS TO THE NEW REGIME.
Espartero, the veteran statesman, has sent his
warmest congratulations to the new government.
tits reported that General Moriones, Commander.
inChef Of the North, has telegraphed his adhesion
to the Republic.
Selor Olozsga, the Spanish Ambassador at Paris,
thrice rendered his resignation but the government
OF the Republic requested him to remain for the
sake Of his country and liberty, and he consented.
General Ronvias has been appointed Captain
General of Madrid
PATRIOT WAR AGAINST CARLIsM
The system OF arming the Spanish people to repcl
invasions by Carst bands win he largely developed
by the new government
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ing the naval dockyards, &C., in England, and the
court Journal Is afraid he may pop on with infor
nation OF value to his country in possible war
with England.
Mr.. Randolph Rogers, the American sculptor,
has Just been elected member of the Roman AGA
DENY OF st. Luke. He is the first American sculp-
tor upon whom this rare and distinguished honor
has ever been conferred.
The ex-Prince Imperial OF France Ia announced
by the Vienna Neso Free Press to have signed him.
self Napoleon Nv. to an answer to a message OF
coincidence from Prince Charles OF Roumania. He
is young enough and foolish enough
Prince Bismarck may be honest and sincere, but
he has lately been carrying on lawsuit In the
double aspect Of plaintiff and defendant. Az
Minister President he prosecuted the Governor or
Lauenburg (himselD to establish the liability OF
sthat duchy, lately coded to King William by Den
mark to contribute towards paying the debt OF the
Danish Kingdom. .t.er
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CUBA.
Rumors Of the Spanish Revolution in Ha-
vana-Slow Progress Of the New Loan
Imminent Merchant Dead-A.
German Fleet in Port.
TELEGRAM 70 TIVE NEW YORK maAla

HAVANA, Feb. IS, 1873.
Rumors are current In the streets Of revolu-
ton in Spain. No kilograms have been published
by the newspapers, however, and the people
generally are In ignorance Of the situation In the
mother country
THE NEW LOAN.
Subscriptions to the loan are coming In very
slowly. Matanzas took only 100000; Cardenas.
$l27, 500; Sagua. $4,000
BENKDICTrK.- .e
Jose Maria Morales, one Of the oldest merchants
In America, Is dead. The Di0rio, in its obituary
notice, significantly remarks:-"We shall have to
say some day-probably to-morrow-'H Happy Nor
ales who did not live to witness the division OF
Of the Spaniards on this islandr"
THE PRESS.
The Tribune (radicaD made its appearance for
the first time to-day.
The Voz. OF to-day contains no abolition article.
contrary Interpretation.
THE GERMAN FLEET,
last from Kingston. Jamaica, arrived here. ON
Wednesday and the United States steamer
Worcester on Tuesday.
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lating the republicans of Spain upon the establish
ment OF the spanish Republic.
AMADEUS.
The Ex-King Lodged In q Portuguese
Palace.


The Ex-King Lodged In q Portuguese
Palace.
nr LISBON, Feb. IA, 1873.
The ex-King Amadeus reached this city this
morning and proceeded to the palace which had
been prepared for him. No intimation Is given as
to the time when he viii take his departure for
Italy. sW
HIS RECEPTION BY TIE CROWN AND rEorLE-oUEEN
MARIA VICTORIA INvALIDED.
His Majesty Amadeus and the members OF his
family were met on their arrival at the railway
station by the King and Queen Of Portugal, Prince
Auguste- Ferdinand and the members OF the Cab
met. LHN
The Italian Ambassador received Amadeus.
The exQueen OF Spain being weak in health was
carried In a sedan chair to the palace.
The streets through which the ex-royasts
passed were crowded.
Amadeus will leave Lisbon for home as soon as
the Queen can bear the fatigue OF travel.
A THE ALLEGATION VOLUNTARY.
The Inaparcia1 Of Madrid declares that the act
Of abdication was voluntary and personal The
Kings father was opposed to 1t.
An italian Squadron Expected i'm tho
LISBON, Feb. II, 1873.
squadron Of Italian naval vessels is momenta-
rily expected to arrive In the Tagus.
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HEAVY SNOW ON THE PLAINS.

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. IA, 1873
The snow storm Of the last few days on the
wasatch division OF the Union Pacific Railroad
still continues with great severity, but the snow
plougls drive through everything and not single
passenger or freight train has been detained As
usual the report tonight is that all trains are
Ina
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Tho Industrial Palace Completed Reception Of
Goods France, Egypt and Turkey Well
Forward-The American Sec
ton Not Yet in Shape.


VIENNA, Feb. IA, 1873
The Exhibition Palace Is now completed. and
goods are being received.
in arranging their respective departments. The
sections assigned to France Egypt and Turkey are
in remarkable condition Of forwardness, and
already attract public attention.
The Commissioner for the United States is
anxiously awaited with an architect to put the
American section into shape for receiving goods.
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THE QUESTION IN PARIS.

Citizen Canvass Of the Consequences I'm
the Peninsula.
PARIS, Feb. Ia, 1873.
Several days. mails from Madrid are due.
The report that meeting was recently held at
the residence of the Duke d'Aumae in the interest
OF the Duke de Montpensier is pronounced to be
without foundation.
Specials from Madrid to the Paris journals re-
port that Figucras intends to disband the regular
army, and rely solely on the civic guard for the
preservation Of order.
The Gazette de France says there is party in the
Portuguese Army which is conspring in favor OF
the Republic and an Iberian Union.
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THE QUESTION IN WASHINGTON

An American History OF the Spanish
BlOOdlcss RevOlution-Preside emit Ora nt's
Anxiety for an Accurate Record.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA, 1873.
The President has directed Secretary Fish to have
prepared at the State Department for publication
series Of interesting dispatches recently received
from our Minister at Madrid, narrating the blood
less revolution so triumphantIy accomplished. 80
soon as dispatches now on the way by steamer,
giving the closing scenes, are received. A call will
be made by Congress Tor this correspondence
which VIII then be made public.
Michigan Greeting Madrid.
LANSING Feb. IL, 1879
Both houses have adopted resolutions congratu-
lating the Spanish Republic.
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FRANCE.
The Royal Bourbonist Fusion Denied-specie in
Outflow from the Bank
TELEGRAM 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Feb. IL, 1873
The specie in the Bank OF France has decreased
1900, 900 francs during the past week.
THE BOURBONIsT FUSION DENIED.
L'Unirers. the legitimist organ, contradicts the
report that reconciliation had been effected be-
tween the two branches of the House OF Bourbon.
IL asserts that nothing has been done towards q
union.
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THE RoBBERIGs OF STREET LETTER BOXES.

A Reward by the Postmaster General.
Postmaster Jones has received the following let
ter In reference to the recent depredations upon
the street letter boxes in this city,
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !
WARRINGTON, Feb Is 1873.
SIR-YOur letter of the nth inst reporting numerous
depredaons upon the street letter boxes the city Of
New York, Ii received This serious matter and
the Department has right to expect the active
operation on the part OF citizens to these
public involac, otherwise their entire with
drawal may become necessary. As suggested by you
you hereby authorized to offer q Of $3.50 for
tho arrest and conviction OF any person who shall be
charged with breaking INFO robbing letter box
belonging to this Department Very respectfully your
obcdient servant,
JOHN A. J. CREswELL Postmaster General
+. H. JONES, Postmaster New York.
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7rlrssam TO the NEW YORK uEaALp.

BERLIN, Feb. IL, 1873.
A royal message was received in the Prussian
Chamber OF Deputies to-oay appointing com-
mission to investigate Laskers disclosures Of
rupton In high offcial circles in connection with
railway concessions.
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APPOINTMENT BY TIE coMpTRoIrSR.

Richard II. Thornc, having been appointed Deputy
Collector Of City Revenue by Comptroller Green,
yesterday took the necessary oath OF once before
Chief Clerk.
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THE QUESTION IN ITALY.

Parliamentary Endorsement Of Anna
deus Action.
ROME, Feb. IA, 1873.
The Italian Senate has adopted a laudatory and
afectionate address to Amadeus, late King Of
SPAIN
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