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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

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Reviewing the Past-Pleading for the Future
The Priesthood the Chief stumbiingbIock in
the Way Of Civilization and Progress.


SALT LAKE CITY. Feb. 81, 1871.
The Tribune liberal Morm0nl approves oil the
bill legalizing polygamous marriages in the past,
and this Is understood to be the view OF all rea-
sonable Gentiles. So far as plural marriages are
concerned nothing Is desired but the enforcement
OF the law for the Iuture In regard to such crimes
as the Mountain Meadow massacre and the dis
posal OF countless victims In the bleod Of atone.
ment system, there Ks stern demand,for justice.
The Gentiles have no contention with the mass Of
the Mormon people. but only war against their
teachers and tyrants II the Mormon priesthood
withdraw ecclesiastical dominion from civil affairs
an Will perhaps be WELL
Correspondence from Cache county complains OF
fanatical inaammatory speeches against seeding
Mormons. Sons OF the speakers expressed the
desire OF tearing the apOstates limb from limb.
The prospect for the coming Spring and Summer
In all the districts Is exceedingly encouraging
sale OF mining property has just been consum-
mated, for which . $500, 900 cash payment was
made.
The great hope OF the leading business men and
capitalists Is for Congressional legislation without
further delay
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THE MODOC COMMISSION.

Captain Jacks Murderers To BE Given
UP as the First Assurance OF Sincer-
fty-MOrtars and Hand Grenades Being
Sent TO the Front.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb co. 1873.
A despatch from Yreka tonight says Meecham,
Applegate and Case and General Candy, the Modoc
Peace commissioners, arrived at Fairchds rancho
on the 10th inst. and sent message for Robert
Whittle and his Modoc wife Matilda who will 60
with them to Captain Jacks camp, Matilda to So
licit an interview and ask Captain Jack to appoint
a day for o council.
The Commissioners will insist on the uncondi-
tional surrender Of Captain Jack and party, the
trial Of the murderers by civil authority and the
removal of the remaining Modocs to distant
coast reservation.
Two mortars, a lot Of hand grenades and other
munitions Of war were shipped from the Benecia
arsenal to-day. General Gillem and all the troops
before stationed at Benecia are now ut the front.
Probably two days must elapse before the result
of the Peace Commission can he known.
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THE CENTENNIAL MASS MEETING.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. q, 1873.
The centennial mass meeting tomorrow night
promises in every respect to be grand success.
The rooms OF the Centennial Committee this after
noon presented busy scene, among the promi-
nent gentlemen present being Hon. G. b. Young
oil Massachusetts, and Senator Nye, OF Nevada
Meetings or the various committees were held to
perfect arrangements. The parquet and parquet
circle OF the Academy win be reserved for the COM
States In the vestbules will be placed tables for
the accommodation Of those subscribing, and tele
graphic wires will convey to the stage the names
and amounts subscribed great many prominent
gentlemen from all sections OF the country will be
present. i.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Royal Project for Reform of the Constitution
Propagation of Parliament-Hintf for
Visit to the United States
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. q, 1873
The steamship Nevada brings advices from Homo
lulu to the 25th Of January.
The King in his inaugural address proposed i'm
portant amendments to the constitution. The first
and most important is that the Legislature be d.
vided into two distinct branches-nobles and repre-
sentatives.
He also proposed free Suffrage and that the Attor-
ney General OF the Kingdom be no longer a men,
Der Of the Cabinet. The Legislative Assembly
adopted these amendments, and 1t now only re-
mains for the Legislature to ratiy them next year.
On January 20 the King prOrogued the Parlia-
ment. In his address he expressed the hope that
the people would sustain through their represent
atves the several amendments TO the constitu-
ton he had suggested.
The Commercial Advertiser wishes the King to
visit the United States to negotiate treaty OF
reciprocity with the Washington government.
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s r A I N
The National Treasury Estimates Voted by
the Parliament.
Porto Rioo Emancipation According to Press
Plan-Ths Death Penalty Commuted-Ds-
feat Of Carlists- Military Guards
for Railway Trains
TELEGRAM TO THE Hew YORK wnMa

at MADRID, Feb. 81 1873
Tne National Assembly has adopted the Minis
terial estimates for military naval and home ex-
penditures.
THE PORTO RICO EMANCIPATION RILL.
The impartial to-day has an editorial article ad-
vocating the withdrawal ofthe Porto Rico Abolition
bill, now under consideration, and the substitution
OF project OF law for the gradual emancipation OF
slaves In all the domnions OF Spain after the plans
proposed by Seniors Gasset and Becerra.
EXECUTIVE AMNESTY.
Two more political offenders condemned to death
have received communication OF sentence.
THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST TIE cARLIsTs.
The Gaceta publishes Official confirmation of the
report that Olo's band of Carlists has been de-
feated at the Heights OF Mravaes by the troops OF
the Republic.
The insurgents lost heavily in the action.
Advices from st. Sebastian state that passenger
traffic on the Northern Railway has been reestab-
lished. Troops accompany the trains through the
Pyrenees. All points threatened by the Carlists
have been fortified and garrisoned by SUFFICIENT
forces to repel any attacks OF the insurgents.
The Impartial has advices that Don Carlos en-
tered Spain three days ago.
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THE CHICAGO POLICE TROUBLES.

CHICAGO, Feb. 81 1873.
The City Council, at q special meeting tonight,
confirmed, by a vote OF % to 0, the nomination Of
Messrs. wright and Mason for Police Commission
ers, in the place OF Messrs Reno and
Klopke, who were removed by the Mayor
several weeks ago. AS the removed
Commissioners, with Commissioner Sheridan,
still claim to be the legal Board, the probabilities
are that in the course OF week there will be two
boards issuing orders and making appointments
and removals. tits hoped the matter will now be
brought TO a final decision In some way through
the Courts when, IL Is believed, Mayor Mediu Will
be fully sugt AIMED In his action -
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THE POLITICAL ARRESTS IN ALABAMA
MoNTGoMERY. Ala, Feb. 2l, 1s73.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 81, 1873.
Judge Busteed, OF the United States District
Court reconsidered the order postponIng the pre-
liminary investigation Of the charges against
Speaker Parsons and Representative Williams, Of
the House, OF conspiring to prevent legislators
voting for United States Senator on the day fixed
nv law and notified the defendants that he would
proceed at once, holding Court each day after the
adjournment OF the House for the purpose OF hear
ing testimony, the Court to be convened At three
O'Clock In the afternoon.
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A SHOCKING MURDER AT VALLEJO

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 81, 1873.
shocking murder was committed at Val
lejo this afternoon. Isaac Robinson was
shot through the head and instantly
killed by ex-City Marshal John J. watkinson.
The men quarrelled about q woman named
Mrs. Eery they clinched and alter q long strug-
gle WatkinsOn drew a pistol and fired. Robinson
fell dead, but WatkinsOn fired four more shots at
him and beat him on the head with the butt OF his
pistol. The affair has created the most intense
excitement and there Is talk OF taking out Wat
kinsOn, who was arrested, and lynchlng him.
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ENGLAND.
Ratio for Money on Change and at the Bank
Bullion from the Bank.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Feb. q, 1879
The rate for money at the Stock Exchange on
government securities is lower than the Bank Of
England rate by two per cent.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
Of England on balance to-day was f4SO00.
AMERICAN COTTON SUPPLY.
Four thousand two hundred and ninety bales of
American cotton were landed at Liverpool to-day.
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GREAT FIRE IN OHIO.

TTTUsvILLE, Pa, Feb. 81, 1879
The Courier contains an extended account OF q
great connagration at st. Petersburg, clarion
county, Ohio. The main part Of the town was con-
sumed this afternoon and evening. The fire COM
menced at halfpast three p. NJ and, driven by
high wind, spread with great rapidly. The Opera
House, Adams Hotel, EmDerton Pipe COmpany's
onlce, Post ONCE Savings Bank, st. Petersburg
HOTEL Occidental Hotel, the Pacific and Atlantic
and Western Union Telegraph 0ffices and hard
ware and clothing stores were among the buildings
burned.
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THE SYRACUSE ELECTION.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. 81, 1873.
Full returns show that the Board Of Supervisors
OF Onondaga county stands thus Republicans, II;
democrats and liberals, 10. Compared with last
year this is a republican loss OF two towns Pom
new. for the nrst time In twentyone years, has
elected n democrat Supervisor. outside OF the city
the democrats and liberals gain four Supervisors,
but lose two in the CITY.
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DARING ROBBERY AT BROWNSVILLE.
KINGSTON, N. Y, Feb. q, 1871

KINGSTON, N. Y, Feb. q, 1879.
Mr.. Cornelius Legg, a wealthy gentleman, sew
enty years old, lives at Browersville in the north
ern part OF Ulster county. Two men visited the
house, disguised, AID while one stood over the old
gentleman with revolver, the other compelled an
old female domestic to assist In searching the
house. The robbers procured about 1--WE hundred
dollars In goldc silver and bills and a number OF
valuable ringsand other articles, after which they
lett
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Royal Havana Lottery-Prizes Casheds
| Circulars sent. J. b. MARTINEZ co, 10 wall street.
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OhutIonf ChutfOMs ~. p,,,ars anil AZ.
sirous OF obtaining the genuine article are ceuuonsu
against the limitations and counterieits onerea IN me
recognized by poor IN which they are
mt In AMI nrncpaly BY their vile taste, while the gem
niue Article though Stomach Bitters is very palatable
nd pleasant every refined taste AMI has nothing Of
the anotheoary shop only OF respectable houses.
'"o "Po'''' L. FUNKE, Jr., Sole Agent
Post Office box No. LOS. No. % Liberty st.. NY,
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The Weather mt Boston.

BOSTON, Mass, Feb. 81, 1873.
The storm continued with undated fury until
halfpast ten O'Clock P. NJ 1t is still cloudy, with
high wind and light snow.
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PERFECTLY the ORIGINAL COLOR of the hair-blsck,
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sparse falling locks by stimulating te absorbont to
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NEVADA.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Feb. 81,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Feb 81, 1873.
The steamship Nevada from Australia, arrived
here this evening. When ten days from Honolulu
her supply OF coal short that she had to put
back to that port to recoal. The steamer is all
right.
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ST. LOUIS, NO., Feb. q, 1873.

ST. LOUIS, NO., Feb. q, 1873.
The residence OF President Grant, known here as
the old Dent Homestead, and situated six miles
from this city, was totally destroyed by fire this
afternoon. No particulars have been received.
There Is said to be no insurance on the property.
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AN INDIAN CHIEF KILLED.

OMAHA, Neb.. Feb. 81, 1873.
report from Fort Benton says the famous
Sioux Chief Setting Bull, was killed recently at
Fort Peck Mountain by haf-breed interpreter
named BranOrar, while helping himself to goods at
that most.
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The Pennsylvania Rivers.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. q. 1872.
despatch from Williamsport says there Is no
change in the river Snow has been falling since
midnight.
At Port Deposit it has been showing and raining
heavily all the morning There is no change in the
river.
heavy rain il falling at Philadelphia. The
Schuykil is unchanged, but a channel mas opened
damage Is expected from the moving Of the re-
mainder.
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CIVIL RIGHTS IN ARKANSAS

LITTLE ROCK, Feb IL 1873.
The new Civil Rights bill has been passed through
beth houses OF the Legislature to-day. IL differs
from the old only in that IL reduces the penalty
ia a considerable extent
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From the Evansville 1nd.) Journal


The NEW YORK HERALD hestates TO declare war
against Spain. 1t realizes at the last moment how
solemn thing it is to condemn so great a number
nj human beings to death, or worse. Stanley, how
ever nods himself In readiness TO lead the vlctor
Gus forces, should the word be given.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-1 A. M. }

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-1 A. M. }
Synopsis t0r TIE Past 7scenty.,our Hours.
The area Of lowest barometer which was Thurs
day night over Ohio and Michigan has moved east
ward to the st. Lawrence Valley. A branch de-
preston Is of Cape Cod. Northeast winds, with
snow, have prevailed in New England. High north
west winds, with clear and clearing weather and low
temperatures, prevail from Connecticut and New
Jersey to Lake Ontario; northwest winds, with
clear, cool weather in the South Atlantic and
Eastern Gulf States. Very low temperatures are
reported from the Missouri Valley to the Lake
region. strong norther prevailed Friday morn
ing on the Texas coast but has now subsidized.
The barometer has fallen decidedly at all the
Pacific coast stations.
Probabilities.
Rising barometer and clear, cold weather very
generally prevail on Saturday from the Misss-
sppi River eastward to the Atlantic; local areas
OF cloudy weather, with possible snow, continue In
the Lower Lake region; diminishing northwest
winds over the Middle States and extend over New
England; light winds prevail In the South Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf States northerly winds In the
Upper Mississippi valley; the temperature con
tnues coolest from this region to the Lower Lakes
cautiOnary signals continue at New London, Boston
and Portland, Me.
The Weather in This City Yesterda y
The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day Of las
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut.
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for the use of Engineers and students.
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Abr. b. G. Perry, Dcrmatologist, 40
Bond street, New York. cures with prescriptions espe
cay adapted to the nature of the Falling Loss and
Untimely Gray Hair; Dandruf Ringworm, Salt Rheum
or any disease of the scalp.
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Alto SuMerers.-Watts' Nervous Anti.
DOTE cured me of severe rheumatism and chronic head
ache; wonderful remedy.
JOHN KIESEL corner Dey and Greenwich streets
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B0GY EX0NERATED.
The Missouri Legislature Can Find No
Evidence OF Bribery, and Completely
Exonerate the Senator Elect.

ST. LOUIS Feb. 81. 1873.
the Senatorial Bribery Committee unanimously
reported to the House to-day that they have found
additional evidence to change their former re-
port, and asked to be discharged
The House then passed a resolution completely
generating Senator-elect Bogy from any suspicion
of having used any corrupt means to secure his
election, and ordered copy Of the resolution to
be sent to both Senators from Missouri in Congress
and to the President OF the United States, with
request that IL be laid before the Senate.
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A.-FOr PIN pies the Face, Black
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From the Buffalo Express.l

Mr.. O'Kelly, the HERALD's unterrined CORE.
'spondent in Cuba. is going into the insurgent camp
1t his own risk The eyes OF the world are upon
him, and the power OF the HERALD, which is
greater than that of the government, upholds him.
Some authorities say that Mr.. 0Kelly has had his
head shaved, in order that the Spaniards may not
Sstouch hair of his head" fact calculated to give
great comfort to his family, II ne has any The
action of the HERALD towards Cuba is generally ad-
united to have created profound sensation in
Europe. The Cincinnati Enquirer, indeed, attri-
butes the abdication OF King Amadeus to the plain
language of the HERALD In regard to the duty OF
Spain and to the threatened invasion OF Cuba by
Mr.. O'Kelly. The New York Commercial
advertiser corroborates this view by asserting that
private dispatches have been received from Gen.
eral Sickles to the effect that Amadeus had conf
dentialy admitted that the game was up when the
@ERALD took the field, and that he might as well
no nrst as last. Thus we have another striking
Illustration OF the tremendous power OF the modern
press and OF the immortal truth inculcated IN the
copy book, that "the pen Is mightier than the
uWOrd.u
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CoMundrum.-Why Il Plush Hst
like drawing teeth at C0LTONS in the Cooper Instituter
Answer.--Because It Is not felt "A Patient
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BY SAMUEL SHREvE, Civil Engineer
$40, SO illustrations. Cloth, S.
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MASS MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF NEW
YORK, IN FAVOR OF A SUBSTANTIAL REFORM OF
THE CITY GOVERNMENT, AND OPPOSED TO THE
PROVISIONS OF THE CHARTER NOW PENDING BE-
FORE THE LEGISLATURE, WHICH DO NOT PRO-
POSE TO SECURE SUCH RESULT WILL BE HELD
AT COOPER INSTITUTE. ON TUESDAY EVENING.
AT O'CLOCK. BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
JAMES NJ. BROWN, CHAIRMAN.
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Heavy Snow storm In Maine.
AUGUSTA, Feb. q, 1873.
One OF the severest snow storms of the season
has prevailed here since about five p. M. Eight
inches Of have already fallen at this hour zone
A. NJ 1t is still showing and blowing hard. There
will be no Pullman train either way tonight.
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