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New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
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MORE AvALANCIIE> IN UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dee. 2G.-AnOlhrr heavy
enow-siorIn prevails here to-day There are lhl'h'f
reports Of snow.sdes In the mining cafonS. attended
with loss Of life. The detention OF ireiglitralns causes
uncb embarrassment here some descriptions OF
chandise beng entirely exhausted.
SNOW ON TIE UNION Pacific
OMAHA, Dec. 27.-A dispatch from Raw''ns
Springs this evening reports that trains have pa ed
the hockaded portion Of the n"n Ph' br ltr"ad
since the Most OF the present difficulty l. between
Chcy eune and KdwlIus station.
THE HUDSON OrEN Al POrGliKEEPsIF.
poVGHKEIPSIE y. y, Dec 21.--Thr ferry
boat succeeded breaking track here to-day, and Ne
nvcr at ibis place open asain. The weather grow
| c&d again.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPAlIY.

1T Is REVIVED UPON A NEW BAsls-GENERoUS
ACTION OF THE CITIZENS OF HEW-HAVEN'
NEw-HAvEN, Dec. 31.-At the adjourned
meeting to-day OF the stockholders Of the Home Fire IN
surance Company OF this city, it was first thought ex
pedent to 20 into bankruptcy, but the fact that $4,000
remained available as a reinsurance fund.- and that
prominent citizens felt that for the credit OF the city the
Company must not be destroyed induced them 10 take
measures to 90 on. Accordingly the capital stock was
reduced to $4,000 and 1t determined, II possible TO
raise the reinsurance fund TO 100000 and then 10 IN
crease the capital stock to 100000. number OF In
uental citizens at once subscribed 100000 TO the re-
insurance fund.- thus swelling to s35Oo and leaving
only $4,000 be raised, which is reported TO be guar
anteed. Over $4,000 capital stock was subscribed
within an hour while other gentlemen have 1t Is re-
ported agreed TO take the additional $4,000 needed
Thu 1t is probably safe TO say that the Company VIII
speedily resume business sound in every sense. and
stancher than ever Great good feeling prevails over
this unexpected result, and under the new officers,
headed by c. s. Bushnell prosperous future Is hoped
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
CUBA.
DIMINISHED SUGAR CRoP-ARRIvAL OF NEW
TRooPs-DEATH OF TWO CUBAN CHIEFS.

DIMINISHED SUGAR CRoP-ARRIvAL OF NEW
TRooPS-DEATH OF TWO CUBAN CHIEFS.
The sugar crop will be much smaller than
last year. The planters have had much difficulty In pro
curing requisite supply OF labor many Of the negroes
and Chinese being in the ranks Of the insurgents while
hundreds Of others roaming the country, unwilling
either TO fight TO work This especially the case In
the Eastern and Central Departments. Besides, tho
rebels are applying the torch TO the fields wherever they
are able to do So Squads Of volunteers guard in many
districts the estates but these sometimes surprised
and taken when the estate is at committed TO tho
flames The Cubans said to be particularly active at
this time in the Jurisdiction Of Cenfuegos aud Santiago
de Cuba In burning estates
The steamers GupuEcoa, gfnging LOO ana the An,9-
MO Lopez 500 troops Rave recently arrived rom Spain
Some hghung is reported as having occurred near
Santiago DO The fs said to have been
severe one but particulars have as yet been re-
ceived Russian, the Cuban General is said TO have died
from the effects Of wounds received time ago. San
tos, chief OF note has been captured by tho
Spanlards He was immediately afterward executed.
The North German steamer Meteor Is still hanging
around the She is being actively watched by the
Tasman, French steamer OF fine model and much
larger and better vessel IL is supposed the former Is
awaiting opportunity TO seize French merchant
There is talk of other naval duels of this port
YOu will remember that Nalmaseda's appointment 10
the Captain-G Gcneralcy is only for the time being
powerful pressure is being brought TO bear upon the
Madrid Government 20 secure him in the permanent en-
jOTInent OF the place OF GOvernOr-GeDeral
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES
49,. The United States steam frigate Brooklyn
has arrived In the Tagus
A NARROW ESCAPE - DANGERS OF CROSSING
NIAGARA RIVER IN WINTER.


NIAGARA FALLS, Dec. 29 - Many are the
harbreadh escapes recorded OF this wonderful locality
and yet but III, a hundred is made public Nayi
gators above tn Falls take wide chances and season
seldom passes that unfortunate does not take the
dreadful plunge over the cataract.
Joseph p Smith Of Grand Island Is gentleman much
respected His whole family have been in great peril by
water within the past month, and their escapes have
been very singular On the 30th OF last month MI aud
Mrs Smith attempted to the river in skh TO visit
brother at La Sale They ran into the wake OF pass
ing tug which upset their fra bark Neither could SWIM
Mr. Smith clung to the boat reached an oar 10 hs
struggling wife, pulled her him, and sustained her TIL
rounded to and Rescued Them On Christmas Day
his two attempted the trip in the same Skill
The ice was running fearfUy and closed In upon
them and was hurrying them toward the Falls-they
being but three miles above the rapids They struggled
as desperate only Aid was impossible Their
cries attracted attention both shores but II was mad
to go their help When the storm and darkness
settled upon them they moving rapidly TO their
fate and their position could only be known by their
cries OF distress At this juncure samuel Tompkns an
intrepid navigator and man OF nerve put out In MS
to attempt rescue, which proved lnenectual ana
he came near losing his life Their shouts ceased
but their courage did not fail They worked vigorously
and the darkness found that the Ice had parted ana
they were the opening in clear water They reached
the main shore below Closer more dead than alive, ana
found their way TO friendly farm house where they
spent the night, little dreaming that their family and
friends had given them up for lost.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
GENERAL MILITARY NEWS.

OF CITATIONS ON THE LOIRE-CHAUzY CLAIMS A
VICTORY NEAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or THE
FRENCH IN THE sAoNE vALLEY-A BATTLE
IyDINENT-PRUssIAN WOUNDED FROZEN TO
DEATH.
LONDON, Jan !, 1871.
The Frussian siege artillery arrived before Meung
yesterday and the bombardment of the place has
commenced.
An official dispatch from lie Mans, to-day, has been
received in which Gen. Chauzy announces that Gen.
Jouiroy attacked the enemy the left bank of the
Loire near Vend6me and completely defeated him,
taking 200 prisoners Gen. Chauzy adds that he will
energecaiiy follow up the success and continue the
forward movement. Gen. Chauzy reports the Prus-
SLAMS TO be- falling back on Paris.
A dispatch from Bordeaux, dated to-day, saws the
towns of AufGTes Gray, and Vesoul have been evac-
uated by the Prussians before the advance of the
French under the orders of Gems Bressolles, Bremes
and Garibaldi. battle is said TO be imminent near
Hericourt between Gen Fresbew and body of
French, 10000 strong
dispatch from BesancOn reports that another un-
successful assault has been made by the Germans on
the Notifications Of Belfort, in which the Aesegers
lost 400 III killed aud wounded
The intensely cold weather causes fearful mortal
fly among the German wounded. 1t is reported
nearly all the occupants Of IS carriages, filled with
soldiers wounded at the assault upon Befort on the
2st December frozen TO death before the train
reached Chaenois.
Prince HohenlOhe and Gen. Kamehe have been ap-
pointed Supreme Chiefs or Commanders CT the
PrussiaD artillery. Reenforcements to the German
Army are arriving rapidly in front Of Paris lip to
the Present the force of the beseng troops has been
increased by at least 10000 effective men, which
makes The line Of decentralization include about
$4,000
Dispatch from Hayre says the Germans captured
another English collier at Rouen on Saturday last
ana sunk the vessel in the Seine
tIfreoeh vessel from an American port, laden with
Anfs. is in Queenstown Hsrbor, and is carefully
""'"bed by the German corvette Augusta
"ftat masses of people made demonstrations in
'''of of the Government in Bordeaux to-day For
H'"'s he streets near the Prefecture were lmpsses
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
ROME. Saturday, Dec. 81, 1870.
SPAIN.
THE NEW KING ENTHUSIASTICALLY RECEIVED
THE REPUBLICAN MILITIA DIsARMED.

THE NEW KING ENTHUSIASTICALLY RECEIVED
TIE REPUBLICAN MILITIA DIsARMED.
MADRID. Friday, Dec. 80 1870.
The Duke of AOsta landed at Carthagena On
Friday He received with enthusiasm by the people
and departed soon afterward for Madrid
The death OF Cen Prm has produced profound sen
saon Of grief. and everywhere great Indignation is mani
tested against his asssssins.
The Republican militia battaliOns of Madrid have near
y all surrendered their arms In obedience 10 the order OF
the Governor General OF Madrid Perfect tranquility
prevails in the capital and throughout the provinces
The King elect is expected 20 arrive here on Monday
The festivities which to have taken place on his en-
trance into the city have been postponed.
NEW GOVERNMENT FORMED IMMEDIATELY
AFTER PRIM's DEATH-ADMIRAL TOPEIE AT
TIE HEAD OF IT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. |, ISL +.
An official Cable dispatch received this after
from Madrid Gen. Prims death, In con
sequenee OF the wounds he received In the shoulder anu
The COrtes learning Of the event unanimously
voted full powers TO the Government formed by Admiral
Topete
The new King has reached Muroa, ana has been re
ceiyed with enthusiasm.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
Ar. Ann Rass AGED 20 Mas hnrned 10 heail

~ Mrs. Ann Bass, aged 10, was burned TO death
in Washington on Saturday
Lewis Cook, the treasurer Of the White Pine
Company Nevsds Is missing His seoants are shor over *''e"
The bark Sarah Douglass has been seized at
Galveston violation OF the Revenue hu 10 loading coal without
permit
Mrs. Cbrstiana Kapp, German woman, whose
recently hung herself to beosI b. Los on Thor
day sighL
- The iewelry store of VI. School, IN New-of.
By bagsD Sa,asy night and s'o ""'h :"
property siOlen
-. The house in which Henry Clay was born nea'
A.bspd H1no,er County Va ~As destroyed 81 IRE 90 's' h
than century oh
... Fowler & Browns block. Peters's drug store.
and o.r bshng, a Hoo,ct Fsl RsssaAr Cospt! J.,
harmed ons saturday Loss 80 10
William Cleveland Of Andoyer, Mass while
opg teapo s~rrshon Of mes ni"d 'a'as % s'
uria ty throw z binself into a veil - "a
Samuel f. Andrews, rhs ~ rialsy eoachmsn,7
e.ssd from sr.. %, ct, a'p, ~ '''s
The u. s. steamer SsI,Jl,pe left Honolulu for
s.a hb"a' .,d ,ssose Tor sSs s' & go ~,
t1 -. ,a' :. nd.sy Isl,s o. Esd s,iaSsaI<s<s lost
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
The TROUBLES IN EUROPE
TIE SIEGE OF PARIS.

,,Isr er Axrr1rrs OF MUNITIONS o' va" y. ~ -,
r,rprp AT AvRoN-BoNpY OCCUPIED bh l"h
o,.x,Ns-FRTNcH REPORTS FROM iht hh'
LkhSOh OhhN' LoNDoS, Jan. !, 1871.
,,....,, from Versailles states that vast quanti-
,,os of munitions Of war were iouno "'"'iu'"'u -
o., ,yron. Two companies Of Saxons nave sd
,.,,ed as far as the village Of Bondy'
-. from Paris Of the Goth represent that the
=. ,,r,;,p Of the army Of Prince Frederick
charles has reached the lines Of the Oesesers Oh
p.,;. and ioned them as reJnforcements' Itlsre-
-, ,,.o, Resurepaire has formed in Paris corps
,.o,urteers Who have sworn to cut their way
.,...,,oh tho Pussian lines and organize levy in
the Provinces.
o,ossos which were sustained 10y Gen. Ducrots
army durine the late sorties on the German forces
from the city have been so heavy and serious as TO
..,lor IL absolutely necessary 10 reconstitute the
Army Of Defense. Gen. Banchard's division has
boen broken up Gen. de Malroy's division has been
transferred to and amalgamated with tie lmrd
Army p,der Gen. vinoy-both Generals, Blanchard
and vinov. still holding important commands.
dispute is said to have arisen between the Gov
.nor Of Paris Trochu and the other members Of the
French Government, bat no serious consequences
are anticipated as likely TO result from it. OF a. Sis
,ers of Charity who have employed themselves in at
tending 70 the patients who are afflicted by small
pox in the Paris hospitals, IL have died.
1t is officially explained by the French authorities
that the fort on Mt. Avron was not casemated. AS
the men had no protection, Gen. Trochu ordered
them TO remove the guns and evacuate the works
The fort was not injured by the incessant firing of
the Germans and its garrison lost only eight killed
and % wounded during the three days lombard
ment
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
FRAUDULENT CABLE TELEGRAMS.
ITEMS FROM THE TRBUNE's FOREIGN CORES
PONDFNCE SOLD AS CABLE NEWS.

ASSOCIATED PRESS OFFICE,
NEwYoBK CITY, Dec. 81, 1870
Very much of the pretended Cable news from 'pri-
vate sources sold daily TO bankers and others, and
served to outside newspapers il taken from the
morning journals Of this city. For instance one of
these private dispatches" served to-day is fol-
lows:
The recent peaceful disposition OF the English Gov
ernment is asebed 10 the letters Of John Bright and
Others against the bacwaoness OF Austria and the
fear of the United States"
This was evidently manufactured from the follow
ing paragraph in the st. Petersburg letter by mail
published in this mornings TRIBUNE:
tPROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
"ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 6-To-day's newspapers are
han usually interesting. Tho official journal, the
GOUerH Bfat Messenger its weekly summary OF events
very rosy view Of the situation. II ascrbes the
present peaceful disposition Of England 70 the expana
tion OF the Russian Chancellor the letters Of leading
against the war the fear Of America and the back
Wardnoss OF Austria"
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

The man who originated the famous gun
boat noa for French service on the Rhine IL prisoner
at Rastadt His is Dp Petit Tuonsrs, and his ieg
mate rank Is that OF postcaptain, though he was the
commander Of this redoubtsbe fleet which mas now
vanished into thin air The Prnsssn civil doVernmen'
Is investigating the condition OF the Treasury OF inc GO
fnnct French ADMINISTRATION at strasbourg' ana ma
made IN. dseoyery that all the money deposits In the
v,riou savings banks as well those OF religious ana
societies. ard the Cathedral iana Al OF
cb according 20 the French law were under we con
,rn ot Ihe Treasurer Of the Department In which the
ly Is oratcd have been seized and spent by tAn omct
an ,rer Ia carry ON the Government busnehs IL the
intention OF Prussia 10 compel the French overpwent
10 reimburse The money thus taken 49, ... p
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
OPERATIONS IN NORTHERN FRANCE.

GEN. FAIDHERBE SAID TO BE AGAIN IN MOTION
-MANTEUFFEL's sUCCEssEs-FIGHTING BE-
FORE nAvRr-A FRrScu VICTORY CLAIMED.
LONDON. Jan. l. 1911
A dispatch from Bordeaux states that Cen tald-
herbe. commanding the army Of the North is again
in motion.
Gen. Manteuflel reports that on Saturday five Dat
talions left Rouen. They encountered French
brigade and drove il into the Castle OF Robert lie Dl
able. which was subsequently stOrmed by the Prus'
SLAMS. The French lost 100 killed and prisoners. a
fving column Of Gen Manteufels army also en-
countered and defeated three battalons Of Gardes
Mobiles at Jougnet with small loss taking 10 officers
and 80 men prisoners.
Adispatch from Hayre yesterday says that Gen.
Roy Yesterday carried the Prussiaa position on the
bichts of Bouille, Orival and Cbateau-Rebert. The
affair lasted six hours The loss was small on both
sides. Further accounts from Havre admit that the
Pussians retook and held BOuille for short time'
but were afterward driven back with considerable
loss The French assert that the Prussians at one
time offered to surrender, whereupon the French fire
ceased but as party approached the enemy TO re-
oeye their surrender u was fired into at point blank
range, and the battle was resumed.
A reconnaissance in force from Hayre was made
today in the direction Of Bolbec. There was some
fighting with the German advanced posts, in which
the French say they lost only one killed, and the
Germans p killed IS wounded, and II prison
ers. The French also say that in an engagement
near Brionne yesterday a French detachment gained
a,yictory over 2,5oO Germans.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

sign In body. He .nted the efforts he bad made
10 prevent rupture and his voice and uteranee had
something almost pathetic AZ he narrated his irntess
endeavOrs to find some ground OF agreement But as ne
closed, a sort OF transformation came over him. lie
seemed TO grow several inches taller He stood straight
as column, and his voice rang ont like trumpet over
the hall "They present the battle. There remains no
moro for me to say than, Radiedlsi ded yourselves
Let those cho lore me Joiiow me"
What treme ndos power there lies In the speech or
man OF acton II any deputy but Prim had sad these
words how coldy they would have fallen! But IRON rom
him tbey were 80 many flashes Of lightning. The House
was abiaze in q second The Radlcals rose, cheeting
franticaly 1t was battlefield speech, ana h1d its
deelly calculated effect. The phaan4 was iuAeu ln'o
one man.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
MEXICO.
ALVAREZ PRONoUNCEs AGAINST JIMINEZ IN GUER-
RERo-IHE OPENING OF THE TEHUANTEPEC


RERO-THE OPENING OF THE TEHUASTEPEC
ROAD.
CITY OF MEXICO, Dec 14.-The principal
item is the revolt in Guerrero Gen. Diego Alvarez
has placed himself at the head OF the reyouOnists and
ID now doing what he can to depOse Gen. Jiminez from
the Governorshp Of that State by military force. In his
circular, addressed to the public taking command Of
the nsurgen troops, Alvarez procaims that he desires
the establishment OF order the consolidation OF peace
and democratic institutions, also, the progress and
welfare Of the country" He pledges himself to extend
the olive branch Of peace 10 all persons who forced de-
uded, fascinated may have taken up arms against
public order" He desires all persons who are arrayed
In the side OF the Government TO return TO the
bosom OF tho falies but threatens to severely punish
all who sha be caught with in hand battling
against him ftC the knowledge Of this proclamation
shall have lch them. Alvarez claims that the
troops OF the is with him. that, instead OF losing
by desertion, his have been increased by large
numbers fna " II IL should be necessary the sol
diers OF the districts Of Tlapa and Chiapa will join
him. The Other II ties OF the republic are in the enjoy
ment OF peace.
1t is stated It the 1ehuantepec engineering expedi
tOn viii arrive at the lshmus during the Christmas hP-
idays The work the road will be begun about the St
Of January,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
OPERATIONS OF A swINDLING FIRM.

READING, Penn, Jan. 1.-The swindlng oper-
aons Of fraudulent firm, known Painter, Myers &
Co.." have just been brought TO light in this city Tie
men came here about two months ago. bearing refer
from what has proved TO be confederate firm in
Harrisburg, hired store aud begun business as hard
ware merchants. They then obtained consguments
from various hardware dealers in New York, NewJeI
sey and other places and Immediately upon the arrival
of the goods reshpped them TO Baltimore and elsewhere
Co." left town, the members OF the Harrisburg firm
are also missing IL Is said that the dealers with whom
they did business have been swinded cat OF SIS 900.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
TILE AMEs PLOW COMPANY.

BosToY, Dec. 31.--7he Boston journal, in an
article on the suspension OF the Ames Plow Company
and the solycDcy of the Hon. Oakes Ames says There
is no doubt that in months Mr.. Ames viii be apie
mol only to sustain himself and come ot OF TINS tTia
with large fortune but he will, without causing the
loss of dollar 10 any one carry Ia rnccessfuI terna
those projects which his energy and enterprise have In
duCed HIM to participate H.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
NARROW ESCAPE OF A BpAKEMAy.

Hartford, Conn, Jan. Frank Trask, a
brakeman on Saturday night freight train from this
city to Providence, while the train going at the rate
of Is or 20 miles per hour down the Bolton Mountain
and rolling of was caught by his jacket on the pilot
aud dragged with his legs the ground some
I0D feet but he retained his presence Of mind,
and by great exercn managed 10 seephis head up He
was not by the engineer till the latter saw ms
shadow on the snow. The train then stopped, but
in brakingup Trask fell of, and was badly cut and
bruised. He will likely recover. Three months ago he
had an arm broken 10y a locomotive going off the track
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
ALBANY.

ruE COMING SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE
CONTEST FOR THE sPEAKERsHIP-A shohl
SESSION ANTICIPATED.
fDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBuNE.l
A1RANY. Jan. 1.-The Democratic caucus to-
morrow will undoubtedly renominate the officers OF he
last Assembly viz: Speaker Mr.. Hitchman; Clerk, Mr.
Armstrong, and sergeant-at-Arms, Mr.. Rhodes.
The contest for the Republican nomination Tor tne
speakership will be a warm one. Mr.. Hustled, whose
chances are regarded best will be opposed by MI
Selkreg.
The hotels are very quiet, as many OF the New-fork
delegation including william NJ Tweed, have not YET
arrived. The feeling Of the rural Democrats Is ID Ia'o
Of q short and quiet session.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, JANUARY g. 1871

Irish Secretary and the Of the Marquis Of Har
tngton Postmaster General, will be Member Of Par
lament, without seat in the Cabinet No member,
therefore, win enter tho Cabinet This arrangement Ia
sure TO create extreme dissatisfaction among the Liberal
party. The Radicals already threaten open split and
the resignation 'Of the Hon. j. stansfed, OF the
Lords OF the Treasury Is considered certain either I'm
medatey or during fso coming session Of Parliament
@. W. g.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
A sEDUCER SHOT IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3i.-The reports pre-
viousy published OF the circumstances attending the
shooting ~ Edward J. Murphy by Denis Gum on Pine
st. this afternoon were incorrect. Gum Is molder by
rad and had hitherto borne an irreprOachable char
acter. He had received an anonymous letter Informing
him that Murphy, who has had half-dozen wives ana
mstrrsses had seduced his sister IS years ago Gum
and his father immediately confronted the sister ana
daughter and -e admitted that she had been seduced
i,V Murphy Young Gum then went ont, met Murphy
I'M tne street aud shot him, and at once gave himself up
10 tle authorities Public opinion here seems to fully
iustfy CunD in his course.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
PERsONALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Madam GIisar, wife Of the Belgian Consul at
San Francisco. del yssteniay.
Edwin Hammond wel-known American
sheep brosder died al Middebury VT. Friday aged 20
The Rev. Simon Tuck, Hebrew Rabbi, in
charge Of Reformed Temple Memphis died Friday OF heart
disease.
~ Joseph Is. Escayaille, President Of the lower
branch ty Council Of Bsmoe dte sstunily He for
many Grand Leig' Of odiFeloss that
city, alec promiusht member Of The ass"0e fai'rpt
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
URUGUAY.

SIEGE OF MoSTEvIDEo CONTINUED--AN EARLY
SURRENDER ANTICIPATED-Loss OF VESSELS.
MoNTEvIDEo, Nov. 1.-THE siege of this
city is continued by the rebels who have been strongly
reinforced All attempts to nake peace have failed,
and negotiations have been broken off summariy, with
prospect Of renewal. The probabilities that the
rebels will he successful ultimately Increasing daily
The British bark Iona has been lost, and the Italian
bark Cincinnati foundered at sea- The crews Of both
vessels were picked up and brought into port.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
AN ICE-BOAT BLOWN UP-Two MEN KILLED AND
SEVERAL INJURED.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 1.-The Chesapeake
Marine eeBoat while endeavorlng TO clear track last
night through the ice from this city to Baltimore, eI
poded her boilers shaterng her hull to such an eilehi
several Others were dangerously scaded The weasel
was recently built by state authority ana cost soo
- I'm
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
ENGLAND.

CHANGES IN THE CABIN INTERPRETATIONS AT
THE NEW APPOINTMENTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE ThBUNEl
The following changes in the British Cabi-
nethaVe been officially announced. Tho Hon. g. n. For
tescne has been appointed President OF thr DonrJ ~
Trade made vacant by the resignation "f John Blight
The MARQUIS Of Harrington snccceds Mr FVirscne, ~