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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
uOUsETlIE DIVORCE AWYEE-ANOTHER FRAUD
TLE%T DIVORCE CASE.

Ngw-HAyEN, Feb. 2t.-0rson A. House, the
notorious diyorcebrokcr OF NewYork, is again wal ted
by the authorizes of the Law ia this state, this time 70
answer charge OF perjury In divorce ease tried IN the
suueror Court in the Town OF Ltchhed, In Apil, 1902
before Judge Phelps. Daniel J. sprasuo Of Buffalo " "
Wac the Ititlouer for the divorce, and sWOre IN Court
lat lie WIFE, tr,nnda D. sprague had deserted his he'd
o. erg for perod OF three yeats and that DO
resident OF the Town o. Cornwall o. Litcbdeld County
House. il IS alleged appeared as wlless under tie
name OF Aired N House and sw0re to tho doaertioi
and that gpraeue was well known 20 him ana had re
sided in Cornwall for five gears previously. divorce
vas tacreupon granted Aitarward, u IS said the Court
asccraired thai 40 such person SpToSue had ever
been resident Of Cornwall, but that spraguo belonged
in Buffalo; also, that tho charge OF seSertio0 was
yuup.d NJ FOR the occasion. lie was aftorwaid arrested
and Iel IN IAclfed ior PERJURY but TIE juy ia'ed to
agree.
House if nov IN Jail IN this civ IN default o' $500
houds and the Sheriff IS n rod 10 re.rrcst him.
should he procure bail and take bin 70 answer peIoio
tic I.itchhs ID authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE OF COM
MONS.

MONS.
LONDON Tuesday. Feb. n, 1871
In the House of Lords tonight the sitting
was mainly occupied with tho consideration Of the Ec
ceSascal Titles bill and other matters OF local import
ance.
Earl Granville, N defending the withdrawal Of the
British Legation from Paris said Lord 10y could better
tho interests Of Engsh residents outside than
within the walls.
Tn the House of Commons, Mr.. Gladstone objected to
producing the Instructions given the AngloAmcrican
Commission. He believed that the improvement of mar
thine international Law would certainly be one Of the
topics of their deliberations.
Mr.. Treveyan introduced resolution fayoring army
reorganization plan different from that proposed by
the Government. A long debate followed, which was
closed by Mr.. Cardwe in eloquent speech against the
resolution. The House divided and tho resolution
lost, there being q majority Of lis aganstlt
Mr. Gladstone, replying TO the inquiries and attacks OF
Mr. Johnston and other members explained that the eN
prossons used by him In his letter 20 DR.. Deasy were
intended refer to the habual character OF the
Pope. He said lac simply advocated tho personal free
dom Of the Pope as the head Of religion, protested ~
many British subjects. be proceeded 10 defend his
course at length.
Tho statement that John Fright is likely TO return
shortly his Parliamentary duties is not well founded
He VIII not probably resume his duties ut this
session. and his temperance in the House is most likely
10 lie preceded visit to bis constituents Mr. Brights
health is gradually improving.
Tie city 81 Norwich has elected Mr.. Coleman, Liberal
TO the House Of Commons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
CHINA.

SECRETARY SEWARD NSULTED AT WOO+CIASG-
MEMORIAL FROM THE MISSIONARIES.
Advices from China state that Secretary
Seward aud his party have visited Haukow, great IN
ernal city Of China, miles from the he Nori.
"a ina Hdii says tina, The visitors went over tie ,ver
from Han6Ow to wooChang and then preceded mp the
hill 10 the pagoda On their arrival they found crowd
OF boys and bcggars. al Of whom werO clamoIous Tor
aims The yist1rs refused 10 give them any and after
enjoying tho view from their position. commenced tho
homeward descent. On the way down, the boys pcted
the chairs with stones, considerably damaged one oi
them but discontinued their amusement on Ing yelled
at 10y the coolies. Mr.. UojsoD, the Commissioner OF
Customs has since received letter Of apology aLd re-
GTet from the TaOta Oh Haukow FOR the occurrence
memorial has been presented by the Protestant mis-
sionarcs in China 10 the Diplomatic Body % Pebn. dep
reeatiug the policy OF allowing the Chinese authorities
10 escape their treaty engagements "a giant pro-
lection TO Christian missionaries. To hostility toward
foreigners S. tho momorsts say not lc.y to supside
without further violent sccE"e, uilcss hrmn"ss and
energy shown by foreign Powers in oploAns infrae-
t.0Ds OF The treaties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
r1,LRGRAPHIC NOTES.

....T The French Relief Fund Of Boston amounts to
s7,0Oc.
- Tho Ncrpimac River ut Lower, Mhss' hls
risen {, ZEE ftt from tie recent tasA - ,
The net earnings Of the Allegheny Valley RAIL
road Tor Size year o8JI 81.
Thc President has signed the bill 10 provide
T.fdtor al Government Tor tbe District OF Colnnbih
Henry b. Lewis Of Chicago has betTnn a SUIT
AZ y Mid gB CtI-l slro-a damages lad a. S-V' " ~
LOIsehto. Of freight
IA movement is in progress looking toward a
Of al the issman Ct.lorc Temperance soTlehe' IN
i0r l4uer pruuug ton 81 Temperance pnDupes-
Several shocks of earthquake were ielt ~ Fan
tago de Iaba NonlsT bu dAinafe rss 0oh SN"f' "
qusLs fsk Il 1nldl1 de Cuba Ast week
Tile Cotton Brokers Association on Monllo
hive adopted III leaus ssea o bmtef-se I'd" pr
fiA lie ocye AL q14rtsr per ceu from ue se''
....A moose Which is supposed 20 have stIayGd
hon Canada, ami Nhcl ba ieen several vines ,s m
eastern psr Of Connecticut Killed. - Lebanon '"ou Oh Su'4'''
l, Wefod J.5 pounds
The bill Incorporating the Washington ana
i.'n"a h-'"al Company slIc would give 3D. hn 'u'
ltal oonnc With le to.tcrh roads fhl "hleh tls' '
~, Maze ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
BERG HIS LUCK.


MsER's pRIECEIY BEoUEsT-$100,0O0 GIVEN
TO THE SOCIETY FOE THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
The will of Louis Bernard, who died Of pneumo-
mia at - Vncents Hospital Monday last bequeaths to
the American Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO AMI
mails Of the City Of NewYork 100000 in bonds and real
estate The deceased WAS native Of Rouen. France,
but resided In tits country for the past 20 years. during
which time he rarey}eit the city. His place OF rosi-
dence was low tenement In Wooster-st, Prince,
where he taken sick about four weeks ago He
tended during bis Illness by Dr. Chauvan OF Houstonst
the efforts Of Mr. Bergh, to the Hospital Eeyenthst,
where he died, aged 81 years.
He had lived in all the squaor and wretchedness Of
the most AFFECT poverty. His in the rear end
Of miserable building, accessible by several flights Of
shaky stairs, and only six feet IN width by eight
in length 1t was lighted by very small window. par
TALLY covered with heavy wooden bars fastened 20 tho
windoW-ame with strong Screws and on the door we're
loss than eight different bars and locks. Totally de-
void 81 all furniture, a broken table, the pre-
scented a frightful picture OF wretchedness filthy
mattress, supported by few boards raised from tho
f0Or upon several bricks lay a tho end under the win
dow and at its side stood trunk filed With alternate lay
ers OF gold and silver watches and jewelry-such ne
breastpins (many Of them set with diamonds, chains
and rngsscparated by sheets of bottinepaper There
signs OF fire. any place wherein to make one
and the disease which caused his death brought
by the exposure from which he had suffered rs he spent
greater part OF his time in this lie is reported
to own large amounts of real estate.
His gift to the Society with three other bequests
two OF them from QuaLoTs amounting 10 100000, which
with the 100000 pledged by the President MIR. Bergh
places the Society upon permancut basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-DY TELEGRAPH.

"A fire at Moline, ILL., on MonIay, : gu ,.o
Tn the t.ial OF John J. Fihns, the alleged ex- {,
; robhr In ADAM yscrtsy only ons juror ~ '' ~
oysr2o called and eramiped ihs O"of' '9O >, -, .
Tha Rr;,sh ship Zoe from Boston. bound to
a. ,,oon. contributed by American culens W.. NoAtu on
Mad.T nIsLl RScr near H.ii4h ihs 'ee -A az
teal I0l4 , Al. C,:...,--...
mail train going south over the Slnicinnat
Hamilton And Dayton ro.d cane IN eoisIs .,h tn ,ls
e'elat 10 uro tho passengers were bruised
Ada Earle, servant girl at the White Horse
,-r,ou tired through ~inao" flve Tress hs
an III. t declines give bs nams oil The person Who aho'
her - =, NH. IL r - ~ -.
var coma poisoned the ltth By a,ene IN package
Of hasl "a An them by mail pm Windsor by named
o. H. i, thong Jealous emss o"ari Ne fin.
go ii No deaths have resulted lom "' p'onhs '+o'su Mn
r.. +. Z. 4aut srlls cVali,oE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
RAILROAD ACCLDENT-NAEEOW ESCAPE OF TIE
PASSENGERS

BOsToN, Feb. 21.--A3 the u. III. tram from
Providence and Boston for Iitcllure passing be-
tween southbOrO' and NosbpOrO kcar the State Farm
station and running a. the rate Of 30 miles an hcni NO
forws "a car containing the baggage aud express nea
was thrown from the track followed Ivy two passenger
cars and the United States and Canada eAr"ass car
in tie rear Of them The engihs tep' u'
track TIE baggage uud express cars were
rrecip,n,ed down stscp eInbankmcnt. The passenger
cars however remained the track, and their occu-
pants weTs unLsrmed. william Coburn, the conn nttof
b. L. Lincoln. ba ;gsge master and L. Osborn bfahe-
man. were the baggagcay at the time OF the accident
and tho paSsen Immediately set to WORK 10 roscHo
them Coburn was found unhurt LiucOn WIS taken
from Che wreck scAsoless, and Osbora was severely IN
inrei la the back Tie sae ia the express car e upon
the messenger, Mr. Hall, and he was badly bruised MI
CJTus CoiRs was the only passenger injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
AUSTRIA.

LIBFRlL POLICY OF TIE GOVRrNMENT--NO N
TEBFEREECE WITH RoUMANIAN AFFAIRS.
VIENNA, Monday, Feb 20, ISM
The Rcichsrath reassen blcd to-day. Tie
Ministry present, aad the ministerial state
ment was submitted. 1t appears thcrefron that the
Government will abide by the Constitution but willing
to initiate measures iOr the alienation OF unnecessary
restriction upon the autonomy Of the provinces
dispatch from Pesth states that In the Lower Honse
AZ the Austro Hungarian Parliament to-day dcclara ION
was made by Government that interference with the
internal affairs OF Roumaua not intended, SO long
tie Powers agreed upon the principle Of non-n-
tervcnton. The statement also made that inter
vcnton Ia the FrancO-Prussian war could not we'll ne
effected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
sLyERE THU>DEC sTC6M II SAN FRANCISCO
SEVERAL LIVES LOST

StS PHANCI,Co, Feb. 2l.-Last night a severe
southeast storm, accom- ,nieC Ivy RAIN hail. thunderaud
lightning, caused con, JCr,i!c damage In tbi, elf,
iuhabionts oil California nave only observed
faint aasbc, Of UciIyand slcht rsublings OF thunder
hardly recognizable, hut tue flashes ~ lightning IN Il
nib qyc as vivid thulc seen IN the Western states
accompanied by tremendous paia OF thunder prodncing
a. much consts1at Jon here heavy earthquake would
have done. The storm bcian at about midnight and
lasted over an hour The barometer falling lover than
ever before known in this a'!trdc
al fc corner of New Montgomery and Ninna Fs fire.
Wal I2 feet HIGH and % feet long blown ron the
Ton ~ "a tree-.t07y house frsmc-buiuR adjoining,
crushing the lttaf into rains. beneath Which were bniad
from 15 10 20 persons Mr. McIA6Hard child girl ~
H. and Mrs SLOAN were Instantly killed. and several
Vlier- were injured, but rore fatally.
Three CLAIMS 81 hlC au1I2 tho e'orin hdrd o. make
TIE night tHc mCt remarkable Ger 'fF -.h'Di h'it
There was more .huuder ft1 Hel 'uinF f nr ho iaI
ever before known "a eLI iIa-csro aitot'tLsr The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
NEM-ORLFANs cARNIvAL.
EIpE IN CINCINNATI.

CryCINNArr Feb. 2i.-The old binding Of the
Cincinnati nion Bethel society in Froutst bas burned
this morning. The building used as a rendingroom,
cheap restaurant for scamen aud Others, "a news
boys' home and fur other purposes in con
motion with tho benevolent work OF the so
ciety. Tie new building ia the rear, recently
damaged somewhat 10y fire and the &c ling by "a|r'
The loss on pc building Is covered by insurance.
The Old building Vas insured Tor S5C0O. Tie adjoining
e,orcs occupied by Cath Nanuer and Sy.Mer ~ KAN,
were what DANA gee hy water The who!o osI Is
about $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
CUBA

RlILEOAD FRIDGE BURNED BY THE CTBANS-
REPORTED SPANISH VICTORY
HAvANA, Feb. 21.-'rhe insurgents have dc
stroycd the Euonano Railroad bridge between slLu-
ago de CDba and Villa del Coire.
An engagement has taken place 10 Manasos de- Aha
grJudc in The jurisdiction of Moron between go OF ~
Insurgents commanded by B0itel. Tie insurgents were
defeated and had - killed. The Spaularls had two
killed Tho Insurgents were awaiting o.. arrSa Of 81
Tome Teruantez with 900 men sad ono eanuon from
Camaguay with the plpose Of attacking Isolated Span
sh dctaclunents and PROTECTING the dS"mbarEmeht or
the Qucsada expedition. No nbua;er expedition has
landed Il Vucltl ADaj0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
pERsoSALITrEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Amos Clark. state Senator from the lid Dis
trsl Of TSIa,, died IA Austin on Sunday, .
VIM &. Gibbs, Governor OF Rhode lslanu lroin
Islri, 1924 dieI at Ne, pot yeufiAy, eyed % ears
Prof Charles A. Young, who was meii li o os
POT Wnoels eIpedo for th observation o. 6 tan
The Fourth Presbyterian Church oil Shicago
,.i or,as4 BY the olthe North ard Wetsi1,'e' -
sea iIof psyd s.rnS Piior salary Of $500 yT"t
Qeoxre s Woods, the newly appointed Gov
.,or of TtsE sf1yed sIh Lake CITY on holy Vtn T
-, in nd. my he ALL immediately return - otou SH'' ."
a,.,ia .horI u1zs Lsfo entenng hs ofeA as~s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
ANNUAL REPORT or THE PENNsYLvAN1A RAIL
ROaD COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 21.-The annual meeting
OF tho PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company was held in THIS
city today The rcycnIc FOR the year amounts to $751;
-0r heinz m increase over last year ot <l06 The net
earnings for ire year amount 10 S253lO6 In reply 10
aurir Vice President Scott said. There are pending
u5t lgn. for lease OF the Camden ana AnbOy INl-
roJd which We think viii be highly beneficial 10 TINS
CoHnany The Pcuusy wanna Railroad has no Interest IN
t r'rip T.ride Raiflad TIE extensions OF the Penn
syivoun Railroad now limited to Chicago, ST. LOUIS
Ionts,r Cincinnati, and leading from these cent'i'
others forming connection Win New orleans ana he- 10
tlp Pacific Coast"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN CHICAGO-FIvE MEN
BADLY IEJURED.

CUfCtGO. Feb. 21.-JhIS afternoon as sly or
seven men were pushing empty freight car along the
track OF the alton and ST. Louis Railroad on tho bridge
over the Ogden ship Caua switch engine attached TO
number ~ ears backed down upon them, crushing i've
mon severely, rs follows: Thomas Price, John stett'
John Barney, John Ryan, and James Welsh. All the
men sustained injuries in their backs and arms
hurt more seriously than others In tie case
OF H. j. wo;sh his lie is despared Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

1t is rumOred that negotiations are
pending between the Court of Rome and the Roman
Catholic party in Brussels for TIE transfer OF the Holy
Bee to Belgium.
In consequence of apprehensions of an
epidemic in Europe, the Russian Government mas or
dered reports to be made by its AGENTS OF the sanitary
condition OF the countries affected by the war Should
the reports render it advisable, Russia will propose
Sanitary Conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
THE MURDER OF MARSHAL JENHINs-AN AIRES
ON SUSPICION.

81. LOUIS, Feb. 2t.-B. +. Boyce, ex-Sherlii
az Nav ,adi If County was arrested &C Barnum's Hotel
last hight ON suspicion OF having killed Deputy L. g.
Marshal Jenkins at Madrid last "Wednesday IL is
slated that Boyces son hat quarreed with Ienhns
ns Won " reported BOyre borrowed SI ~ nels
h and that after the muIdcr. this gun found near
nm. scene N the murder BOyce declares that he s nO
cent % crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
THE FRENCH COMMISSIONERS AN"NND
AT VERSAILLES

o.,,,rrv,,r or GERMAN STATESMEN ON tue
. W.. $500, r%%rroI erRMAy VIEW or BISMARCK
POLICY. s,y Feh q. 1871.
MN. Theirs, Fayre and ilcaiu
,e.toraav and were to go to Versailles '0-aay' 49,
Com Conrt bismarck. DESTROYS of "''er'ainins the
- south German statesmen in regard
% ,..,o b,. invited them to eooiereuc'' Heir
y p,,ariau Minister has gone to YER
.oiI,es in response to the Invitation
IN, Aord Dcutscst zclt'TG of Berlin says bismarck
,..aaot follow a personal but German policy. He
viii be the most unpopular man in Germany II he
DOCS NOT bring the peace negotiations TO an issue
which the people have right to expect a'tef INC
.aeritic,s " Itch they have made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
ACCIDENT ON THE PACIFIC RAILWAY.
q, ., E,.,-c,ofSo Fob on Tba Central Pacific

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. .0.-The Central racine
express train bound westward, to-day struck broken
rail above Rockn. Two scepingcars were thrown over
an nd demolished No person seriously
| injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
Jsqrometcr corrected for teinI eure ana e!eyation

WAsIISCroV, d. c., TUESDAY, Feb. I-ll:3s p No. ISL
S,loosis o, Herster reports ior Tie pas "A hours,
IT. barometer has stood high over thc lakes az DAY,
and = stin rising The pressure hos equzed sei over
the country south OF ohio. and now stands lowe [
in Missouri. and highest In PcnusylNahia aud
New-York Fresh southerlY winds have prevailed On
the MY and northeast winds tho Lakes ana East
Atlantic q which IRE much diminished III strength,
as are tue hi.u sCitn aud "st wind. ~ te North
west Clouds IN The Middle STAGES have cleared away.
SNOW is reported at 90, inu'
PrObdt'iUes
Gear weather will probably prevail tomorrow, ia
lieh+ Winds IN tn Gulf ard Southern STATES, ana fresh
winds OIL tas Lakes aui IN tie Eastern states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
nrcrsroS IN THE RULOFF CASE.

ALBANY, Feb. 2l.-Ihe Supreme Court, Cen
er Term to-day affirmed the Judgment OF the Court Ht
Bnenamton in the of RulOG. convicted OF MURDER
oninions were delivered by Judges Miller and Potter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
STATE or THE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPOET FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, u. S. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll:+7
OCUOCK LAST NIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
MARDT GRAS.
CLOSE OF THE CARNIVAL AT WASUINGrOS-EN-
CITEMENT AT THE CAPITOL-sUCCEss OF THE
MASKED PROFESSIONALS. Woodruff &
pEpREsENTED

CLOSE OF THE CARNIVAL AT WASIfINGfOS-EN-
CITEMENT At THE CAPITOL-sUCCEss OF THE
MASKED PROFESSIONALS. Woodruff &
co. REPRESENTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TTIB TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Feb. Washington has been
dcmoralized to-day, aud from Capitol to howell every
body had carnival the brain" The Journal Of
the House had hardly been read this morning, before
Representative Fox OF New York. moved to adjourn and
Mr. Cox put on his Coat and stood around with his hat
in his hand for two three hours, evidently expecting
that the House would rccnt and Let him out upon fhe
avenue. The House got impatient by o'clock that
II could no longer be kept down TO business and soon
after turned itself out like herd Of cOOpoup school
boys, to and participate In the FUN.
ont OF doors there tie crowds TIC saine last
driving the aule decorations and the same iliuminatons
that were noticed yesterday The grand feature of the
carnival tho mask procession, took place today now
ever and Il was success. From O'Clock ill late la tho
evening the eyrnuo filed with the funniest and most
groteslue figures ever en- In Washington There was
Mrs President Woodruff, In her trlunphal car ana s..
cOrted by female regiment OF infantry ana battery u
artillery Theirs were the various Government DEPART
ma ts, The dream a. Rcay4' the Capitol on wheels,
and Thousand other erotCfque characters. Ga the
WHOLE the carnival hash successful THAI - Il cee,
braiiol, which ha7 object BIT fun and frGlic, aud
Of nobody aud tnc ever be id to be sIccrs,."
Washington has not been full OF people since The war,
and that Is what The managers wanted. , -
The ball at The Corcoran Art Gallery last evening was
the sudest that has been In washington Tor % loHg
ono masq ucridc and QUO civic dress.
NEW ORLEANS CARNIVAL.
Nry-ORLTANs, Feb. 21.-The Carnival passed
OF quietly The strangers in the city estimated at
$500 10000 having arrived within the past four day =
Tho hotels are oyerfowing Those arriving by boats for
thc past two days retain tlir sate-rooms for want OIL
hotel accommodation. -
The Mystick krewe procession was n grand affair. Inc
subject was Spcncer's FaIie Queenc." About 100 hg
ures tasefuy grouped in the procession, which
were enthusiastically received along tho entire route
In. vi
and by rockets, &c, thence TO Canal->t
The crowd. along the line Of estimated
at zoo 90 Tabeaux and hall given ar the Op' "a
Houe balls were ALSO given in nearly every hall Ia the
.its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

shipping in the arbor generally escaped without serious
damage. The storm In the mountains was severe, the
telegraph lnes being damaged In all directions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

Imperial Government, but IL not complete and eouio
not therefore be produced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

MsER's pRWCE1Y BEQUEsT-S100,000 GIVEN
! TO THE SOCIETY FOE THE PREVENTION OF
! CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
PARIS AFTER SURRENDER
GETTING THROUGH THE LINES.

FROM LONDON TO PARIS TX TWO DAYs--rRAVEL-
ING UNDER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE