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The New York herald., 1871-02-17
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Arrival Of the Steamship Great
Republic at San Francisco.
Smallpox Prevailing at Yokohama-A Number Of
the Crew Of the United States Steamer Benicia
Attaobed-Attack On and Severe Injury OF
Two Americans at Jeddo-Departure Of
Mr.. Seward from Hong Kong for
Singapore Reception at the
United States Consulate.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10, 1871.
The steamship Great Republic has arrived from
China and japan. She brings nine japanese
students for San Francisco, seven for New York and
thirteen for Europe, including one prince. Lord
Howard de Walden is among the European bound
passengers. She also brings l64 Chinese and has
$500 packages of tea, to be shipped overland to
Chicago l, lao packages for Boston, 1000 packages
OF tea and large quantity of SILK for New York,
also list OF freight Panama.
The following is the list Of passengers bound east
ward by the steamship Great Republic
For New Yerk-P Raee W. II. Lefferts, John
Middleton W. O. Low, j. Podorias, II. B. Smith,
Colgate Baker G. Denhard-Mari. the Japanese
Minister to the United Stales Kanda, Nova, Yataka
Toyama, Magomi and Kumasawa. For Europe-W
+. Kindom, Il. A. Schoyer, Maaenokooyie, Kulookye
Scougie, Kuzee, Matsums Minam Enwans, Inoove,
Tasaka, Newa, Lord Howard de Walden, Prince
Niasama, Ktuma, Yamasaki, OosuN and Okada.
The following Is list Of her freight for the East:
To New York via Panama-333 bales Of silk, 1880
chests of tea and two chests OF musk Overland to
New YorK--279 bales of silk, 919 chests Of and
% packages Of sundrles. To Chicago5 800 chests OF
| tea. To Boston-1,14 LA chests OF tea.
Smallpox was very prevalent at Yokohama. A
| number of the crew Of the United States steamer
Benicia had been attacked and several had died.
No officers had been attacked. The crews OF sew
eral German shlps III the harDor ilad also SUFFERED
The disease had assumed the form OF an epidemic.
On the 18th January, at Jeddo, Messrs Dallas and
Ling, employed as teachers in Japanese college,
were attacked and cut down with swords and were
frlghtfuy but not fatally Injured Their assallants
escaped.
Mr.. seward had left Hong Kong for Singapore.
Before leaving he held reception at the American
Consulate, at which he made speech, commenting
at length on the course pursued by our people to-
wards China, and intimating that we must be pre-
pared to be just towards the people OF tnat country
before demanding the extension OF commercial
privileges and relations He thought the future OF
Japan assured, and considered the condition Of
affairs in China more discouragng than those Of
Japan eight years since He returned thanks for
the courteses shown him by natives and foreigners
alike in all parts OF both empires His health Is I'M
proved.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
army reform
The British Army Bill.

LONDON Feb 16, 1871.
In the House Of Commons this evening Mr.. Card
WELL Secretary of State for War, introduced the bill
for the reorganization OF the army and proceeded to
analyze the measure. In the course OF his speech
he declared that 1t was established now that the
colonies must pay for their own defence. He an
nounced that the subject Of port defences was under
consideration.
Mr. Cardwels recommendations were much ap-
pauded. They include the abolition Of the pur-
chase system; tile placing Of the army under one
system Of administration, the form Of service to be
interchangeable; no more officers to be retired
In given year than the average number re-
tired during the five preceding years; examination
to precede commission which must be subject to
the approval Of the Secretary OF State; the classes
of forces to be amalgamated, volunteers being con-
sidered regulars; the standing force to be
men; the government TO have power TO appropriate
railways in times OF emergency.
The dowry of the Princess Louise was voted with
but one dissenting voice.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
Lecture Of the Rev. Mr.. Minsin ut stein way
Hall.

Lecture Of The Rev. MIR. Minsins Mt Steir,yay
Hall.
The Rev. Mr. Mingns delivered an interesting
lecture at Steinway Hall last night upon the devel-
opment Of New York and the various phases OF life
In the metropolis The audience was large and fre-
quenly applauded the lecturers pertinent sayings
and lively hits. Mr.. Minglns was ready with the
figures, and told his hearers, among other things,
that IN ono house In Mulberry street, twenty-five
feet by 100 there live 307 persons representing five
nationalitcs and OF tho whole number 100 were des
tue of bread when they were called on by tho city
missionary. The cellar population OF the
city IS 10000; OF the cellars two-thIrds are
below the level of the sidewalks. One.half OF the
entire population OF New York il foreign There are
more Irish here than In Belfast more Germans than
In Hamburg and twice as many Jews as there are in
all Palestine. Money Is the god Of New York boys,
and girls scout the idea or learning trade There
are more lawyers than prickayers, though the ave-
rage pay OF the brcklayer Is four dollars
per day to the lawyers two: more doctors
than carpenters though the doctor averages
$3.50 per pay to four dollars for the car.
penter. In the lodging houses for tho poor
we find professional men and clerks and book
keepers instead of tradespeople. Mr.. Mlngns
thinks that in these times man is merely an ap-
pendogc to woman, and that when the lovely crea-
lures get what they call their rights the men might
az we'll go up LII balloon.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
Mr. 0do Russslis Diplomacy at versailles-Bis-
n,arck and the Eastern Question-Sharp
Censure by the Premier.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb 10, 1871.
BY Parliamentary report to the HERALD am en-
abled TO state, through the cable that in the House
OF Commons this evening Sir John Hay asked
whether the government had authorized tue state
ment made by Mr.. Odo Russell to Count Bismarck
on the 2st of November to the effect that the state
Of the Eastern question would compel England to
60 to war with Russia, with or without alliesa"
Sir John said he wanted to know what prepara-
tions had been made to back up that threat
Mr. Gladstone replied that Mr.. Russelrs argu-
ments were unauthorized but bore an official
character. MIR. Russell had been vested with cer-
tain discretion and no specific instructions had been
sent him.
His course In this matter was censurable.
Loss of Office.
viscount Enfield stated that the government con-
templated closing the British Legations at the
minor German courts.
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GENERAL REPORTS.
re lsGRAM 70 THE new YORK HERALD

The Surrender Of Beyfort-- dsambetta's
tions.
LONDON, Feb. 16, 1871.
/ am enabled to report TO the NEW YORK HERALD
tnat the capitulation of Beliort has been signed,
and the garrison has withdrawn with arms and
baggage.
GAMBETTA'S FALSEHoODS
The Paris Czoche mewspaper says that the COM
municatons made to the government by General
Chanzy prove that the "vctory buetinsn Of NJ.
Gambetta were exaggerated accounts of tho sue.
of the Army of the Loire, made for the pur.
pose OF fostering hopes among the people which
were unJustifed by the truth. General Chanzy has
made some painful disclosures as to the condition
Of the army, aud advises France to postpone her
"revenge.',
MORE ABOUT THE EMrEGoR's RE TURN.
1t Is reported that the Emperor William will not
return TO Berlin before peace, the speedy cecuson
Of which Is confidently expected at Paris
THE GHOST OF THE LOST CAUSE.
A despatch from Brussels, dated to-day, reports
that the Echo du Iorsenaent newspaper says that
the Count de Chambord has arrived there.
PARIS ITEMS.
specia. despatch from Versailles 10 the London
Telegraph says all the arms Of the garrison Of Paris
have now been delivered up to the Germans.
NJ. Cresson, Prefect OF Police OF Paris, has re-
signed
The authorities Of Paris have fixed the price OF
bread at fifty centimes per kilogramme.
PRUsSIAN ExACTIONS
The Prussans have exacted a contribution Of
10000 francs from the commune OF Jervaque (), and
the money not forthcoming, carried OF the Mayor
and the Countess OF Montgomery as hostages.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
TIlEeaApSIc NEWS ITEMS.

hrs at Helena, Ark, Wednesday morning destroyed
nearly OF business houses LoEs $4,000 Insurance
S2J 600, IN the Ena, Fhpniz and Security companies
The Mechanics Cotton Mil, Swifts creek Peters.
burg, Va totally destroyed by hrc Wednesday night
Loss S70,U00.
Governor Acorn OF Mssisspp will shortly resign and
tire TO private life lie ABSOLUTELY declines the Office Of
United States which BIO elected by he Mssis
sippl Legislature.
The Thornton Hotel at Mansfield, 0ho valued at $4,000
was destroyed by ire yesterday
An entertainment given a the Chicago Opera House
yesterday afternoon or the penen OF yhe hste church
around the corner,' which netted about 81 500.
Two mem named wills and Warner, serving n sentsncs
for burglary committed In Tnompschyle Conn, escaped
from the state prison Wethers6ed, Conn.,, YESTERDAY
They jumped into the doctors sleigh ut the door and
on but were oveihaued By the warden and OF the
prison about mile and returned 10 iher quarters.
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much moe, Grafton ana prudence that he avoided In
volving hims,,f In the quarrels OF political parties
and became quiz popular with the masses. AT The
election for members OF the Constituent Assembly
he was chosen reprcs ent the Department OF Jura
BY o5, $50 votes-almost The unanimous choice OF the
electors
M. Greny one OF the vice presidents OF the AS.
sembly and member OF the Committee on Justice
On the tribune he was conspicuous for his orator-
cal powers ANA was regarded one Oi the most
able and skiliul leaders OF the democratic party.
Although elected MS an independent candidate ne
voted ordinarily with the extreme left OF the AS
sembiy and supported the radical amendment on
the question OF the Presidency which was proposed
to the constitution This amendment was rejected
on the 7th of October. l94s by 6as to 1885,
After the election OF the 10th of December NJ,
Greny went into opposition to the government OF
Louis Napoleon He opposed the expedition TO
Rome, denouncng 1t III several speeches. Re.
elected to the Legislative Assembly, he remained
faithful to the democratic cause and voted gencr.
ally with the Mountain. He was one OF the princt-
pal opponents OF the coalition between the royaliss
and the supporters OF Napoleon, protesting AGAINST
the law OF May 81 and opposing the proposed re.
vision of the consultation. The coup d'sidt drove
him out OF politics for time. For several
years he remained In private lile confnmg
himself TO the exercise OF mis- profession.
Subsequently, however, he re-entered the political
arena, and he was elected member OF the Corps
Legisatif, and made several able speeches shortly
prior to the war, i'll opposition the imperial gov
ernment and dempciatory OF the enormous anna
ments OF the European Powers.
AS VIII be seen NJ. Greny has been consistent
republican all his lie. IT. then his election yester
day possesses any political significance at all, 1t
must be regarded as favorable TO the establishmenG
OF republic ruled by moderate men.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
ANOTHER RAILROAD HORROR.
Train of Cars Thrown Over an Embank-
mcnt and Burned.

ALBANY, Feb. Ill A. NJ.
terrible accident occurred on the Hudson River
Railroad, about ,wo miles above Bath, Rensselaer,
county, at ten O'Clock last night.
The train consisted of one baggage car, one draw.
Ing room coach aud passenger car. The rails we're
spread apart by some accident throwing the three
cars on the track. They distance OF 800 feet in
this way, when the passenger coach went over
against the hillside and lay there while the engine
and the other two cars went on 800 feet further
Here the cars rolled over an embankment fully
twenty feet high into the gully below, where they
caught fire and were TOTALLY destroyed.
Fortunately there were not many passengers IN
the drawing room car.
train was sent down from Troy and tbe.wounded
were taken up there.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoSEr MARxET.-LosDoN, Feb. ls-t:"0 q
M-Consos "a for money and the account America Sc,n
1855 s0ss; 1867, s9H tenfortes, S7sf Stocks Erss
ls Illinois Centrels Atlantic aud rs,en so
LiyERpooL COTTON MARKET--LrvEspooI Feb. Ia
4:So closed dull Mda,ing 0rlssr l 7ssd Ths
speculation aud export Sales Of cotton sea nearly due
dina uplands ship named Charles on or Tor
March or April delivery at Liverpool so d az 7ssd
LTvKEPoOL BRBADSTUrrB MAEKF r--Lfv gRpoor Feb.
Corn--No. mixed, now, 85s Cd.
LrvrRPoOL PROVISIONS M<nKET.-LIyEppooL Feb.
l6--l 80 r. M-Pork easier at ,4cis. cd.
LONDON PRoDUoR MARK3T LONDON, Feb lo-s " q
! ~ Calcutta llnseed active. AZ 6is ID els At
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
+ r A N G E.
Bismarck's Terms Of Peace
Comparatively Moderate.
n eNc~~O~~~~~~~~N~~>~~><~N
The Armistice Prolonged for
Five Days Only.
Napoieon's, ,Pretensions Unfavorabiy
Received.
Withdrawal Of the French GAR
risOn from Belf0rt.
EXPOSURE OF GAMDETTA'S FAlsEAOODS.
THE PEACE QUES TON.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.


Moderate Terms oil Pencc--The ArmIstice Pro-
iOngatiOn--Nnp0Ie0n's Manifesto.
LONDON. FEB. 16, 1871.
am enabled to state for the information OF the
NEW YORK HERALD that the special correspondent
OF the London Times at Berlin telegraphs that the
terms OF peace proposed by Count Bismarck are
comparatively moderate.
THE ARMIsTIcE PRoLoNdATIoN.
In consequence OF certain preparations made in
the south OF France for calling into service the MILL
tary class OF 1872 Bismarck viii consent to prolong
the armistice only five days.
NAPoLEoN'S MANIFESTO.
The manifesto CT Napoleon to the French people
has been published at Versailles. and excltes much
comment, generally of nature unfavorsble to the
prctensions OF the ex-Emperor.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
Herald Special Report from
London.
Details Of the Gladstone Military
Reform Blu.
The OFFICE OF COMMANDER IN CHIEF.
SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. IS, 1871.
| My despatch Of last night completely antici-
| pated Mr.. Cardwell's scheme of army reform.
1t was just announced in the House of Com
mons, when l learned that the Cabinet was
sitting and had only altered one point in the
programme-that the Commander int Chief,
the Duke Of Cambridge, remains, but it is
clearly established that he henceforth will be
subordinate of the Secretary Of War.
The appointment of Military Secretary, a
position now held by General Foster, is
limited to five years.
This is a cause of rejoicing among army re-
he is unpopular, and, besides, he is suspected
of having finger in all jobs.
The Cabinet was divided on the point Of
limiting the term of office of the Commander
in-Chief, but the party friendly to tee royal
family prevailed.
The Duke Of Argyll supported them with all
the warmth OF a new convert to the cause,
now that he is soon to be q relative by mar
riage Of the Duke of Cambridge.
Popular sentiment is in favor Of dispensing
with the services Of the Duke in the War De-
partment. AT the same time it is likely the
Ministers will be able to manipulate the Com
mons so as to obtain the support Of such a
measure as they may agree upon.
The Duke of Cambridge the Prince of
Wales, Prince Christian and Prince Edward Of
Saxe-Weimar were present at the debate on
army reform.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
TIFFANY 4 CO.,

UNION SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
FIRE IN WssrcYEsrea COUNTY.

Shortly after ten O'Clock yesterday morning a
large three story frame building In the town OF
Yonkers, westchester county caught fire from
defective stovepipe and totally destroyed. The
loss is estimated at $4,000 on which there was an
insurance OF $4,000. The structure Is said TO have
been owned by William NJ Tweed and Leonard w.
Jerome. A road contractor named Patrick Brady,
who occupied the premises, lost nearly ali Of his fur
niture, yaiued at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
THREATENED RIOT AT NEW YAHBUa6.
A Reporter Runs Risk Of Being alobbeJ by
the Villagers.

Reporter Runs a Risk Of Being NobbeJ by
the Villagers.
PoCGHKEEPsIE Feb. TO- 1871.
BY the merest accident Hamburg the scene OF the
recent disaster, to-day escaped riot. It appears
that New York morning two cent paper had cir
culated stories OF robberes OF the dead by the ctI-
zens and others, and when an innocent representa-.
tive OF the paper appeared at the Central Hotel this
morning, ordered breakfast and was discovered as
correspondent, the landlord, Sackrder. refused to
give him food ana bounded the robble upsn him.
The unoHendng correspondent for his life, fol-
lowed by the excited citizens Of the village, but he
finally escaped their wrath.
The New Hamburg gang have given notice, IN
directly, that they Will ''clean outn New York
reporters instanter. The locomotive powers Of the
o,1e rIOt.
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IRELAND.
More Fenians, but Peaceful.
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW YORK HEsAlu.

LONDON, Feb. 16, 1871.
Teegrams which have been received by the gov
ernmcnt from Ireland state that Captain Mackey
ana three other released Fenians eft Queenstown
last night for America.
There was no demonstration made, either at Cork
or Queenstown, on the occasion, In consequence It
IL alleged, OF the tumult which prevailed in Cork
the day previous on account Of Fenian reception.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
IHs POPS ANp ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.

CINCINNATI, Feb 10, 1871
The Pope has addressed letter to Archbishop
Purcell, acknowledging the receipt OF commun
cation in which the latter signifies and processes,
with sincere heart and rlness OF fath his adhesion
to the dogmatlc constitution published in the fourth
session OF the Vatican Council. The Pope expresses
great satisfaction at this testimony Of faih aud sa
cerdota feeling conveyed in the letter OF the ARCH
bishop-the more sincere as II completely reiute5
the evi reports which certain newspapers have CIT
culatad aQNinst him.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
Q y B A.
HERALD SPECIAL REPORT FROM HAVANA
Departure Of the Captain General
for the Interior. Il
IMPORTANT SURRENDER EXPECTED
TELEGRAM TO THE nEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Feb. 10, 1871.
The Captain General, Count Valmaseda
left to-day for the Department Of Cinco Villas.
On arrival there he will receive the submis-
sion of yillegas, the rebel chief of that dis
trct, who asks to surrender, but only to the
Captain General in person.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
FIRE Ia PARK PLACE.

. fire broke out last night In the basement OF No.
Park place. occupied by b. J. Hertzhein as lunch
room, causing q loss OF $1,000 to him. william =.
vermilye, dealer In rubber goods, who occupied tde
first door, sustained loss Of 81 900, and the damage
10 the building Is estimated az nearly $500. The
origin Of the fire ls unknown.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
SPANISH ROYALISM,
The New and the Cid Regime-0dds In Favor Of
the New.
MADRID, Feb. l6. 1871,

l am enabled to report by telegram. for transmits
sion by the cable from London. to the HERALD. that
her Majesty the Queen OF Spain has arrived at Nice
on ner journey from Florence to the capital here to
Join her husband, Amadeus
Ii Is asserted that Francisco OASIS, husband Of the
cx.Queen Isabella has offered TO allegiance to
King Amadeus spd the new dynasty,
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
NEW YORK UNDER REVIEW.

Barometer corrected for elevations and tempera
ture.
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THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
The sitt,Dgs Postponed Waiting for Franc,
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 16 1871
IL is understood that the next sitting OF the Con.
ference mas been postponed few days until the or.
ganization of new French government and the ar.
rival OF Plenipotentiary from France
The Conference took another adjournment to-day
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
NEW PROVIDENCE.
Her,sId Special Report from,
Nassau.
Expected Arrival Of British War Vessels Orders
' Issued for Supply Of Trocps-Ths
Exsortation o, Arms.
TELEGRAM TO Ess FEW YORK HERALD.
NASSAU, Feb. ~, !
Via C1r.ay. lEah Te 1871

nassau, Feb. ~,
Via HAVANA, Feb. l6, 1871.
A sq'aadron of fifteen vessels Of war is soon
expected at this port. Toreei are to remain
here and he balance will Roceed to ia
maica.
Orders have brenAissued to furnish, rationa
for battalion of i,fantry, supposed to be
those e,s re,ute ITO refaforce the garri pn at
Jamaica.
Tie Legislature is noN in session and ia
considering the measure recommended by
the Governor toAprevent stke expectation OF
arms.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
THE COAL MINERS STRIKE.

The Tnma qua Galleries Preparing to Resume
Work.
TAMAQUA, Pa, Feb 16, 1871.
The Philadelphia Coal Company Is preparing TO
res umc work at three coierles at once.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17

Batchci0r's Hnir Oye.--The Best In tho
world. The only perfect dye harmless. rea2c instanta-
Factory IL Bond street.
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M. Greyy Elected President BY an
Almost Unanimous Vote.
A Provisional Government to
be Established.
Theirs to be President and
Favre Premier.
A Plebisci!e to Decide the Future Form Of
Government.
TELEGRAM 70 The new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. I6, 1871.
despatch from Bordeaux enables me to inform
the NEW YORK HERALD that NJ. Grevy was to-day
elected President of the French National Assembly.
The total vote cast was $685. Of which NJ Greyy re-
Ceived $40.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17

EurekrA Mineral Wnter-.sSarat0ga sprinns:
Superior 20 all others dspersa and diseases Of Tes ana
kidneys, B. j. LEVY, Agent
mo. z Hudson River Railrnaa depot. Yarck street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17

Heading on the Strikers-Iron furnaces Sus-
pending Operations.
READING, Pa Feb. 10, 1871.
II Is stated that it Is probable that by the 1st OF
March there viii not he single anthracite furnace
In blast IN the Schuylki Valley, the manufac.
turers having acquicsced at the recent meeting In
New York in the virtual embargo upon coal trans
portauon as implied In the doubling or tolls upon
that article over the Reading Railroad. The purpose
OF this Is understood to be the prevention OF further
attempts at resumption until radical change Is
effected IN the system.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17

Chapped Hands, Sore Lips, lhilbluins Are
cured by GILES suNFLowER CREA's. Price 81
Sold BY all druggs. Depot $50 Sixth Thir
The New York herald., 1871-02-17

All Persons Wishing TO Have n Chance II
winning the GRAND HAMILTON OPERA HOO 5E should
purchase their tickets without delay only sx days now
before the drawing positively takes place. Tickets
each be obtained the railroad ticket Offices and hO
tells Also from q Dcyn, No. AL sire =, and fron
the Commissioners New York Office, l2E Broadway,
The New York herald., 1871-02-17

G,.ldeu Hnir.-Use Burker's Aurora or
GOt.OEN FLUID for quickly mpaftlng rich go,denn'
as zen shade to hair of any color. WILLIAM JAY pa"
j. .ER la75 broadway. junction Thirty.fourth srrrs,
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
GOODS SENT BY EXPRESS, G. o. d.

NERVOUS ANTIDOTEY Because II conveys electricity.
guarantees satisfaction at and Is the wonder OF the
world Rheumatism, Neuralgia Debility cured by magic
The New York herald., 1871-02-17

A.-A.-a.
BALL. BLACK CO.,
66o and 567 Broadway,
invite attention TO their large stock OF
WAL.HAM WATCHES. t.t.
and the low prices at which they selling them.
These watches greatly Others made In this
try in finish variety and In fine tmekeeping quaiea, and
fer cheaper, quality and price fully considered.
The New York herald., 1871-02-17

The st. Clair Mines still Closed.
ST. CLAIR, Pa, Feb. 16, 1871.
Work has not been resumed at the collierles in
this Vicinity
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
Efforts a, Resumption at Minersviilc.


The Pine Knot colliery at Mtnersviile resumed
work today. Tie prospects are that others will
also resume by next Monday
The New York herald., 1871-02-17
The Works Of National Defence.

The Works Of National Defence.
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1871.
The defensive works proposed by the Secretary of
War are estimated to cost a5o, ,00O0 000 and the
artillery required a1o,ooO 900 more.