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recommend that the bin be Indefinitely postponed.
Senators Thurman and Poole dissent from the
report.
The Pension to Mrs. Wood.
The Senate was less patriotic to-day than the
House was yesterday in voting the paltry pension
of $50 per month to the widow OF Surgeon Wood.
who Is the daughter OF President Zachary TAYLOR.
and In destitute circumstances. Stevenson, Of
Kentucky, urged the Senate to pass the House bill
Indiana, insisted upon its reference to the Com
mittee ON Pensions of which he Is chairman.
The Post Once Appropriation Bill Com
sidered-Subsldiest to Stea mship Lines
Stamped Envelopes.
The Post Office Appropriation bill was under con.
siderati0n in the House to-day in Committee Of the
Whole The amount appropriated Is about thirty
three million dollars for the fiscal year. Included
IN this Is sS750O0 for the Pacific Mail Steamship lne
s160ooO Tor Garrisons Brazilian line. and $4,000
for the Sandwich Island line. From these few
items the people can form some conception of the
vast sums which win be drawn from the Treasury
Hthe various schemes for steamship subsidies now
appealing to Congress- should succeed. Pending
This Dill an attempt was made increase the sala-
ries OF Post once clerks but it was so manifestiy
made for burcombe that little attention was paid
to it, and 1t did not receive over twenty votes in It's
favor. An appropriation Of one million was made
for the employment OF carriers in towns having
over twenty thousand inhabitants A warm dis
cussion arose about striking out an appropriation
Of So 600 Tor stamped envelopes for the use OF the
Post ONCE. Butler attacked this very Hereby and
very bitter war OF words arose between him and
Garfield. the committee. however, passed But
ler's amendment striking ont the appropriation by
nearly two to one The committee rose before the
bill was finished and the House adjourned at
nua IN fva al
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TEE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
The Legislature Reassembled in session-The
Queens Speech-Peace-The Slave Trade
Suppression-The Alabama Pay
msnt To Be fastened.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK ReRALp.

LONDON, Feb Go A. NJ.
The English Parliament reassembed to-day.
The following sketch OF the Queens speech has
been obtained in advance of its delivery
Her Majesty says :-England is at peace every.
where. The great Powers have promised to CO.
operate effectua!iy for the suppression OF slavery
on the east coast OF Africa.
Friendly negotiations are in progress with
Russia. Count Schou,alor has assured Her
Majesty's government of the friendship of the Car
for England.
The new treaty of commerce between Great
Britain and France is calculated to promote the
friendship Of the two countries.
The President of the French Republic has been
appointed to arbitrate the differences between Por.
tugai and England relative to the possessions on
the south coast Of Africa.
Copies OF the Alabama and San Juan awards will
be presented Immediately
1t is considered proper to hasten the payment OF
the Alabama award,
The speech expresses regret at the rapid rise in
prices and the consequent disputes between work
men and employers, and promises that bills will be
introduced improving the system OF higher educa-
ton in Ireland for the reconstruction of the SUI
preme Appellate Courts and the prevention Of cor
rupt franchises at elections
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MR.. Bellows MATINEE.

The ringing lines Of Macaulay are we'll suited to
Mr.. Bellew, and hence his reading of virginia"
was well received yesterday afternoon at Associa-
ton Hail. The little dramatic piece by Dion Bouct-
cault, written expressly for MIR. Belew, 'J0hn oak
heart & Son, Dublin Merchants" is clever study
OF character and was appropriately rendered.
Wills "David's Lament for Absaiom" is fine
composition, full OF Hebraic spirit, and was given
appropriate dignity Of sorrow In the recitation.
The best piece on the programme was the scene
from the third act Of "Henry vIII.," which gives
best points were we're exhibited The language
Is OF Shakspeare's highest round OF moral renee.
ton, and requires knowledge as well ~
nicely in its Interpretation. That Mr.. Beew
finely succeeded IN enrapplng the attention Of
his auditors and In enunclating clearly ana 0rciby
the expression OF humbled pride cnging, courer.
like to the hand Of the smiter at first. and finding
refuge at last In sublime sorrow. lighted by re-
ligious consolation. Is enough TO admit. AS
reader OF Dickens we have already spoken OF Mr..
Bellew, and II is only necessary to say that his two
seiectlons-'The Bloomsbury Christening" and the
Rumble Corney chapter from "Onver Twstr--were
quite up TO his previous efforts in the same line
Mr. Bew wa nos 70 see
often on his programmes. The same may
be said "a Of The. sne "skeletons wedding" There
OF the groUesque comedy business. THIS may arise
from Mr.: Bellew's belief that a matinee IN New
York Is ike a matinee in London-t e., attended
mostly by young ladies whose parents consider
them Of too tender an age to be permitted out
small prOvocatiOn, and love to be made to gigglo.
The New York matinee, on the contrary, Is largely
recruited from the adults OF Brooklyn, Jersey and
other outlying districts difficult OF reach about
midnight, and hence our matinee audiences de-
serve as much solid pabulum as any others. Mr.. Bel
LEWIS progI anime OF yesterday afternoon showed
conscientious anxiety to meet state OF society
which does not exist. The audience was as largo
as the hall cOuld accommodate, and quite as aged
and mixed as to sex as the most exactng reader
could DESIRE
on Saturday evening Mr.. Bellew reads at Stein.
la m ia a Go0 Oua
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THE NORTHFLEET DISASTER
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

CADIz, Feb. 8, 1873.
The news despatch which was forwarded from
Lisbon to New York short time since announcing
that the steamship MurillO had been sighted or
that port was Incorrect, as she is yet at Cadiz,
where she has remained since her first arrival
The British Consul in this city has demanded the
issue Of writ of attachment against the vessel.
The captain Of the Muro and the of1icer who
was on watch at the time the disaster to the
Northneet happened are held as prisoners on a
Spanish man-of-war pending the investigation.
The crew are under guard and are not allowed 10
60 ashore.
SPANISH TESTIMONY FOR ACoUITTAL.
The Spanish authorities, who have made an
examination of the MurtliO declare that she shows
no signs OF having been In collision, and it is their
belief that she is guiltlcss Of running down and
sinking the Northneet.
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DECISION AGAINST THE NATIONAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. s, 1873.
The Vice Chancellor delivered an elaborate
opinion this morning on the bill praying for pre-
liminary injunction against the National Railway
Company, the Stanhope Railroad Company anl
Others the Pennsylvania Railway Company being
the compliments. The several charters bv which
the National Railroad Company propose con.
struct a through road between Philadelphia and
New York were reviewed at length, and the con
cusion in each that they had no right under
them to construct q through road, and that to use
them for that purpose was q fraud. He ruled for
the compliments on every point, and granted
the injunction against the National Railway Com.
mar
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship westphalia will leave this port on
Thursday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post once
at eleven O'Clock A. N.
TUE NEW YORK HERALD Edition for Europe
will be ready at halfpast nine O'Clock In the
morning.
Single copies In wrappers for mailing tsAA cents.
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tionality or the measure. Dorman r. Eaton an.
peared for the bill, and laid bare many of the ras-
cally ways the present Judges have OF dealing ont
'Jussiceo and the general ignorance OF the incnm,
bents. There Is to be another hearing next Weef
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS TO DELIVER THE sxwXRs
MEMORIAL GRAFTON.
Charles Francis Adams has been selected ma the
orator. by the joint committee of the Legislature ON
the memorial to the late Governor seward. The
invitation will be sent at once to MIR. Adams by
Senator Perry, Chairman Of the committee.
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The Chinese Coolie Labor Supply Question-Hov
aCargo IL Carried Tween Decks.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8, 1879.
On the 10th OF December q vessel named the
ulensannox arrived at Honolulu on q voyage from
Macao, China to Punta Arenas Central America,
with ee5 Cinnamon on board, who had been entered
On the ships manifest as personal Effects" all TO
b. taken to Punta Arenas.
The discipline on the vessel was that practIsed
BY the od.tlme slavers which sailed from the coast
OF Africa.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Feb. 5, 1873.
The prophet or Of the Corsafre (newspaper) has
been fined and sentenced to four months imprs-
onment for publishing an Internationalist circular.
NJ. GAMBETTAs HEALTH.
M. Gambetta has entirely recovered from his re-
cent illness,
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GA Widow and Her Child"

singular instance of superstition came to light no
long since, which is thus related:-
Going into q neighbours house. one day last week.
found one of the children suffering from
and essed opinion that 1t case IN which
medical assistance should be obtained The mother OF
the agreed that II bad but said that before
calling doctor she intended that she had
long used in similar cases and never found to fail On
being pressed to communicate the prescription she
gravely informed that the charm consisted 10
"HAIE'S HONEY OF HoREHOUND AND TAR"
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AUSTRALASIA.
British Naval Action Against Polynesian Slave
Traders.
TELEGRAM TO TIE new YORK HERALD.

MELBOURNE, Feb. 4, 1873.
The British sloop-ofwar Basilisk has seized three
vessels which were engaged In Kidnapping Poly
nestans to be sold into slavery.
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1EIEeaAm TO the NEW YORK HEHALD.

BERLIN, Feb ), 1873.
The bill for the reorganization of the Prussian
army is almost ready to be reported to the Cham
Der OF Deputies.
1t provides that the term Of service shall be
twelve years, three of which shall be spent in &C
tive service, four in the reserves and five in the
Jandwehr.
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TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

ATHENS, Feb. s.. 1S73.
The earthquake shocks on the island OF Sames,
which caused so great destruction OF property
and loss CT life, continued four days. 1t has not
yet been asccrtained how many persons persisted.
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Mu@ovite Taunt Against British Jeal-
ouSy at National Expansion.
Central Asian Civilization Cause
of Concern at st. James.
Why Indifferent to Aneri-
can Progress?
NAVAL MOVEMENT TO THE MEDITERRANEAN
TELEGRAM TO we NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 5, 1873.
The Official Gazette of this city, in IN article
On the movements of Russia in Central Asia,
contrasts the indifference with which Great
Britain views the growth of the United States
Of America with the jealousy with which
she watches the growth of Russia.
The Gasette says the British journalists are
simply beside themselves with anger, and con-
cludes its article by advising the British gov
eminent ''to take no more notice of the prog
ress Of Russia than she does of that of the
United States"
NAVAL MOVEMENT TO THE MEDITERRANEAN.
The vessels Of the imperial Russian fleet
now on duty in the Baltic will sail for the
Mediterranean at an early day.
Russian Journalistic Canvass of the
British Position.
English writer's, dating in st. Petersburg almost
contemporaneously with the press despatch which
we publish above, report the condition of feeling
which then existed in the Russian capital in the
following words:-
The irritation recently excited here by the utter
ances OF the English press upon the Asatic ques-
ton has begun to subside; but there can hardly
pc stronger proof OF the Importance attached to
those ,utterances than the fact that even the
Government Courier (I'rapttelstcealni VeStnikj,
which Is usually in the habit OF ignoring Western
criticisms altogether, has thought it worth while
to publish an elaborate reIutatlon of che charges
brought against Russia ny the British alarmlst
party, and to supplement- this defence with an
exact copy of the treaty concluded four months
ago between the famous Yak0ub Beg and General
Won Kaufman.
THE GEAR MUST ACT ACCORDING TO CIRCUMSTANCES.
The semi-0fncial GOlOSS, OF st. Petersburg says
that the Russian expedition against Khiva Will not
ernment the writer adds, wishes to await until IL
becomes clear what attitude the English govern
ment and Parliament will take in the matter. This
will have no influence, he adds, on the policy OF
Russia IN Central Asia, but 1t Is necessary Tor her TO
adapt her military proceedings to the circum-
stances OF the case
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III ,42O -
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FRANCE.

Press Prosecution for Internationalist Publica-
tion-M. Gambetta's Health.
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GERMANY.

Prunian Cabinet Project for the Reorganization
Of the Army.
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For Coughs, Colds and Throat Disor.>
ders use BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES. having
proved their efficacy by a test OF many years.
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PERU.
The National Embassy Embarked for Asia.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. s, 1873.
The Peruvian Embassy TO China and Japan sailed
tom this bort on the LIST inst for Its destination
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A.-Eau Angclfquc, for the Teeth and
Gums BISCOTINE FOOD for infants DELLUC 4 co.
635 Broadway the sole propretors
ers. No come ction with any other drug store.
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GREECE.

Los Of Life and Property by the Earthquake at
Samcs
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, All,
diseases of the feet cured by DR.! ZACHARIE Union
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Corns, 'Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured ~
DR. RICE assistants 8 Broadway corner OF Fulton,
street. CORN ANNIHtLAToR, by mail, " cents.
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A.-MOIes and Warts Are Permanently
removed without cutting, rain scars by DR.. b. G..
Perry, 40 Bond street, New York
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A.-Nothing Like Watts Nervous Anta>-
DOTE bottle cured OF rheumatism and severe,
Nervous Debility.
Captain HARRY AINsLEY New Brighton, ST.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Casheds,
Circulars sent j. b. MARTINEZ Co. 10 Wall street
Post offic hnxA 6SI
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Royal Havana Lottery.-New schemS'
now out Orders filed, prizes cashcd Information fur.
nished Highest rates paid Spanish bills &c. DC.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
Isl and 252 Broadway corner of Murray street.

Abr. II. G. Perry, Derma tologist, 10
Bond street. New York cures with prescriptions esps-
and Untlmcly Gray Hair, Dandruff Rngworm, Salt
Rheum any of the various diseases of the scalp.
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A.-An Unnatural Rcdness Of the Nose
face is positively cured by DR.. b. c. PERRY, ID Bond
street New York
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Alto let = Cold have It's Own Way Is to-.
assist in laying the foundation of Consumption To
the most stubborn cough cold have only to uso
JudiciouslS DIR. JAYkE'S EXPECTORANT.
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CHOLERA.
The Visitation Violent in Russia and Hungary
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, FEB. B, 1873.
The cholera has again broken out in a virulent
manner at several places in Russia and Hungary.
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A.-For Pimples on tho Face, Rlack.s
heads and heshworms PERRY'S IMPROVED COME
DONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY, the great skin medicine.
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A.-FOr Moth Patches, Freck1es ana
Tan PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Sold
by druggists everywhere
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A.-Herald Branch Office, BrOoklyn.
corner of Fulton avenue and BOerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to r. NJ.
On sunday from to 3 p ".
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Abr. II. c. Perry, Derma tologist, 80
PEND S.w Sr w esps
md Unney Gray Hair Dandru E linz Salt
A.-For Pimples the Face, Black
DUNE AND PiSPEE REMEDY, the great Skin medions.
A.-For Moth Patches, FrecLles and
Tan PERRY's MOTH AND FREcKLE LOTION Sold
by druggists everywhere.
A.-An Unnatural Rcdness of the Nose
street New YORK.
A.-M0les and Warts Are Permanently
S wa9 ea'Heg a or scars by Dr.
assist in laying the foundation Of Consumption To
ni Ss s Ts sSs FEC only to
A.-Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn.
of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
on Sunday from to q "
A.-Nothing Like Watts Nervous Ant1A-
DOTE. One bottle cured me OF Rheumatism and severe
Captain HARRY AINsLEY, New Brighton, ST.
A.-Eau Angcliquc, for the Teeth and,
Gums BTsCoTINE FOOD for infants. DELLUC co.
ers No connection with any other drug store.
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints. An
diseases of the feet cured by DR.. ZACHARIE, u Union
square.
Corns, 'Bunfons, Nails, &C., Cured b1
Dr. RICE Go apS 81 F0'
For Coughs, Cold. and Throat Disor->
ders use BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES. having
proved their efficacy by a test Of many years.
Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Csshede,
Pos oe. ' sns 4s oo WAL
Royal Havana Lottery.-New Scheme,
now out Orders filled prizes cashed niormst,on far-
6Ens'c York
, 1873-04-17

missing.
nv pwAsi{lxaroN, SING D. e. April 1e:-11robabtlltios-
slow}y, northoaatward. That in Ohio will extend
Now England, on Thursday continued northeast
aud southeast winds, with threatening aud rainy
weather. For tho Middle gtatcs, east
erly winds; falling barometer, cloudy
2sm %sather sna GIssely light rain except In
olina and tho Ohio Valley, cold easterly winds,
9nd cloudy or clearing weather is more probable.
For tho Southern states,, gonoral!y .weatorly
Eric, Huron, and Michigan, northeast winds
backing to north, with olondy weathor and light
rain. For Luke Superior, tho Mississippi and
Missouri Valleys, rising barometer, and cold,
cautionary signals continne ut Duluth, Chi
eago, Grand Hayon, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland,
Oswego, Hochestor, Wilmington, Norfolk. Uaro
May, New York, New Hayen Now London, and
OMAHA, Noh., April 16.-Up to this morning
tho storm had not abated, nor has 1t ns yet.
Trains on tho Union Pacific Railroad arc still
blocked. snow,plowa hayo boon sent out,
tha t9ann hs4a ese nc. so raeavoa hs
aid from them yet. The storm is 80 fierco tint
tue mon cannot work. Settlers arc suffering
from want OF provisions. No communication Is
to bo had woet Of Grand Islaud Nebraska, yot.
suow~tlrifta lay from 10 to Is feet iligh on the
Iailroad track ut Grand Island aud vicinity.
Trains bound west aro laid up at schuylor, and
those bound east ut Planet Crock. Superintend-
ont Clark went west this morning with pro-
Visions and material to got tho trains through.
LArEls.-Tl!o Wostern storm continued during
leat night and up to noon to-day, but'haa since
that tlnle abatod, 30 TINT mon arc at work clear
Ing tho track Of SNOW, aud it the storm does not
recommenco, the track will be cloar tomorrow,
Tie storm covered strip OF country about 200
miles, and has lasted about throo days, aud was
the worst ever KNOWN
, 1873-04-17
NEW YORK CITY CHARTER.

Complete Triumph for Mayor Kunvc-
meyer Nnl the Reform Pnrty.-Tom
A1nrplay'n Power IRr0ikcn.
sptcfaf Dfspa&ch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, April 16.-The pnssago OF the
amended charter today is regarded as COM
ploto triumph for Mayor Hayemeyor. Il has
offcctually killed tho power OF tho Custom-
House ring in this city. Comptroller drecn,
Commissioner Of Public Works Van Mort, Cor
poratiou Counso! Smith, and President Of the
Doard Of Police Commissioners Henry Smith,
are retained. The Mayors salary is raised
to $4,000, and the rost cut down aa followB!
Commissioners to $4,000; Presidents of Boards
to 80, 500; Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen to
a, 900. The latter BoarG is abolished uftor jan.
!, 1876. A Board Of Commissioners of Accounts
~ created, to act as check upon tho Comptrol-
1er and Chamberlain. The Department Of Build
ings is changed to tho Commission Of Duildnga.
Tloaalary Of the Chief Of Police is Hxod at $40 00
In eaoh Board, two Of tho Commissioners arc to
be appointed 1T 23, 900 each, aud tho other three
Viii be city officials, who arc required to act
without extra pay. Extra pay and feoH arc done
away with altogether. The Chamberlain, In lieu
Of fecs, is to got 930,O90 q year. This Is the
largest salary to bo paid to any official. The
Cooperation Counsel, in lieu Of feos, gets Sl5 000
Ilieae are tho principal changes.