The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-08

bruce tllller9 ana COlerl0Re to eeatg IN the
Cabinet. doubtful. TAe Times adds to the 90.
S(rUeY's at The name of James Moncref as Lord
Advocate OF SEQ land.
LONDON, Dec. Ut is certain that Lord Kim
befly will be Lord Of the Privy Seal and Earl
de Grey President of the Plivy Council in the
new Cabinet.
Ii is said that Sir Rounded Palmer will be
appointed Lord Chief Justice of the Court OF
ApIeals; Earl of HUNTINGDON, Lord Lieutenant
OF Ireland; Goschen, President OF the Poor Law
Board; aud Bern9l Urborne, Home Secre tary,
the latter t4king Palmers seat in Parliament.
oNDoN, Dec. I-George Peabody the Aue-
rican philar throoist, has made another dona-
tion OF fl00,C00 to tue poor OF London.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 7.-In' diligence has reached
here that the steamer Hlberula, from Ne YORK,
pound Tor Glasgow, has fonndered oil the IRISH
CT asst. The captain and eighty one passengers
are reported saved. One OF the 8 Gamers boats,
will thirteen passengers on board, was lost.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 7-P. M-Additional par
ticulHIs bave been received of TIE loss of the
HbeInia. The steamsh hip sailed from New York
November Ia. She sunk November %, seven
hundred miles 10 the west OF the It,h coast
lhe passengers and crew all took TO the boats
hve in number. two of which have been exec
M aud one is known TO have been cspsized AMI
all On board lost.
The fate of the people on the remaining two
boats is as yet unknown. 1t is nov certa u That
hity-two persons. iucIuding the captain OF the
Hbernia, aIe saved. The first mate WAS
crowned. Intelligence Of the missing boaIs is
looked for with great anxiety.
Tie following is a list OF the cabin passengers
Who left New York in the II berna: Miss A
hogerson, G. Boyle, P. Bre9srer, Jouu g.
Forbes, y. MorreIl, Miss A. Webb. JOnn N
Bethel, Mrs. Be hel, George Ma on, A. Mason,
Mrs. j.. A. Morton, Bernard NJ. +, elyn, Jonn
hoOil son, Rev. NJ. OCoLnor Nelson A. Olds,
Miss NJ. tampbol.
MADRID, pee. 1.-THE Republicans paraded the
streets OF Cadz yesterday with arms in lnClT
hanue. and made other demonstrations thre aten.
II the public peace. The troops were called
out and dispersed the procession, aud pre-
s'raiions baSe been made by the Republicans at
1eIeut po ns.
Rumors are IN circulation that the Proyi-
sion4l Government intend to postpone the
general elections 10 the Is h OF January, md the
meeting Of the Constituent Cortes until the 10.
OF February. The Republicans at Tarragona
YESTERDAY attacked and dispersed meeting OF
the advocates Of monarchy.
HAVANA, Dec. IA pitched battle has been
folph be ween The troops and'the rebels. T1e
following Is the official account OF the affair: =
Count Valmazada met the rebels at the foot OF
Nj unit Ala GraCl8, between Puerto Principe aud
NUeritas. when Il general engagement ensued,
in which the losses were equal, each side haviug
about fifty killed. General Belancourt was taken
| Ir sontr,
The latest news from Alguiu is favorable 10
| the hopes OF the 10y yaists. Thirtv.seVen sol.
dIers who fortified themselves in the hospital
! still hold out agaiost The Insurgents. Tbe reIn-
! forCtmeTts sent 10 them Will arrive there to-day
when another struggle is ANTICIPATED tor tat
| possession OF the place.
| The Didr1O reports that at place about eigh
| leagues distant IRON SauIa EsDirito me rebels
| entered private houses and coma.iCted outrages
| Rebel accounts OF the battle at Moron repre-
| sci that the Spaniards lost one hundred, WAllt
| 'be rebels hau only twenty killed.
Rebel sympathiZers ais clam thatVa'mazadi
| vas defeated al Mount 8 Ia Gracia Private letter
| tIUm the scene contradict the later report, auC
| particularly sustain the official despqches. J
is very difficult to obtain correct and trust
worthy Information, as the city is flooded witt
| conflicting reports.
NEW ORLEANS Dec. 7.-Eio Grande files tc
| Dec en- Der !, received here, say that the Tam au
| 1pas Insurgents, under Vargas, CabolerO, an
Others, are very active, bot as yet have made
no movements of much military importance
The suaIl and iso' 'ated bodies OF the State torce
| are unable to cope with them, but L, cobeoo l.
| marchIg WI h the third division Of the nationa
| army on Maiamoras. where he will reofgauzt
| tor a VIeoTous campaign.
Cor ina has been ordered TO Tamauliuas witt
| his whole command. While encamped abou
sixty miles from San Luis Potosl the earth wa
| shaken many times in quick succession, and che
| OF ntain near by commenced an eruption
| Corlina resumed his march hastily.