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CLUBS AND STARs.-Patrick Morrissey, ar
rested for being drunk and disorderly tn bis QWn
house In King street, was discharged with a
pledge for his future good behavior.
Sally Brown, arrested for raising disturbance
In that innammable locality Elots street, forfeit
ed her deposit OF SIS by not appearing before the
Mayor.
Julia Simons, an Elliott street damsel Of great
notoriety, was arrested for getting drunk and rails
Ing row. Her frequent appearance at tie Guard
house and general character went against her,
and she was sent to the House Of Correction for
thirty days as a vagrant.
-S-
The STATE CoURr.-The Court of Genera !
Sessions met yesterday at 10 O'Clock, his Honor
Judge Graham presiding.
The State .vs. VIM. A. Johnson and Jno. W.
Morgan, for the murderof Policeman Martin. The
arguments OF the prosecuting officer AMI those Of
Messrs. NJ. P. O'Connor and R. W. Seymour,
having been heard yesterday, his Honor deliver
ed the charge In the case yesterday morning.
The jury retired, and after an absence OF nve
hours, brought In o verdict OF not guilty. The
prisoners were discharged, and from their brother
soldiers received quite an ovation.
The State vs.. Jack Edwards assault and bat
terry and assault with intent to kill. Mol. pros. en-
tered.
The State Vi. Henry Jackson-grand larceny.
Robt. Uhisolm, Jr, Esq, for the defence. Yer.
dict-not guilty, and prisoner discharged.
The State vs.. Gearge Fraser-grand larceny
R.w. Seymour, Esq. fo- the defence. Not guilty
The State vs.. Edward ". Beh-assault and bat
terry. Il. woolf, Esq, for the defence. Guilty.
The State vs. Prince Gadsden-assault and bat
tery L. G. Northrop. Esq, for the defence. Guilty
The State vs.. Joseph Johnson-assauls and bat
terry. 7. H. strohecker, ESQ.,, for the defence
Guilty.
The State vs.. Gray Gallard-assauls and batter!
and assault with intent to kill. r. ". Seymour
Bsq, for the defence. Guilty Of assault and bat
terry.
The court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock tai
morning.
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A N A LY 3 I 8.

Soluble Bone Pnosphate OF Lime. 1888
Bone Phosphate OF Lime.....................1 1884
hIuIuOuh 'o' w
equivalent to II per cent. OF sulphate Of Am
monia.)
IOLdsn 'f'oN
1t will be observed that our Phosphate has an
ample supply OF the all important and vital crop.
producing elements, viz: Soluble Phosphate,
Ammonia and Potash, and In view OF this fact,
and the strong testimonials which have been
given In its favor by so many planters who have
given the "Magnum Bonumi an impartial test
under Cotton the past season, may we not, with
perfect candor. assert that we have an
UNEQUALLED COTTON FERTILIZER,
nd urge each planter to give 1t trial the com.
Ing season?
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ISoUEsT.-Nary Ann Dart, an old colored
woman, formerly o servant OF Governor Aiken,
expired yesterday morning suddenly, at o. Mil's
farm, about II miles above the city. Her age Is
somewhat mythical, as o young man Of II years,
with whom she has been living for some time
past, says she was q big woman ever since ne
could remember. The coroner was notified, and
an inquest being held over the body yesterday,
at the house OF the old man, the jury brought in
verdict of "death from old age"
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The JAPANEsE.-This extraordinary troupe
of performers appear to have turned the heads Of
our Savannah neghbors. The papers record i'm
mense audiences, no standing room, enthusiasm,
delight ct cetera. The News gives Us. the follow
Ing account OF q portion OF the performance:
Areer as Introductory act by l:tle All Right, the
india rubber specimen or Jap, Yadsunochi, who,
by the way, Is the Merry Andrew OF the Troupe,
entertained the audience with some tricks pecu-
culiar to the laps. Sticking two or three dozen
needles into his hand he started out on tour
among the assemblage, to whom he distributed
them ravoring the ladies with one apiece. He
afterwards swallowed them m full View. or the
lokers-on, ending by restoring them all threaded
Wanderful Taxing small pipe filled
with tobacco, he lighted che weed, and ap-
parently swallowed the whole apparatus, clouds
Of smoke issuing from his mouth. No matter
what he did, the smoke would come. He tried to
quencE it with water, and even took the pipe
and placed It under his garment, yet the clouds
or tobacco vapor would roll out from between his
lips. The great est feat OF the evening, was the
cross ladder act ny satsuma aud his son. boy
of about ten years. In this, the laws OF gravity
were outraged severely, which but made the per
formance the more remarkable. Laying on
his pasf fact asaet s elder sao
feet. long, at the extreme end OF
which, another much shorter Mdder extended out
at right angle Upon this structure the boy
IuaCC DIS way, Will every COluucuOC Ill MS hoehSt
apparently, who balanced the whole as steadily
as If It was but part OF himself: Creeping out
on tte short ladder, the audience breashless %lth
excitement and expectation. the bOy,made his
way to the end OF it. where he hung head down.
wards, and twisted himself about in manner not
at all comforting to the spectators.
Other performances are described as equally
wonderful, and we presume that the public are
already agog with expectation.
The company open ut the Academy on Friday
night but those who expect TO secure seats should
do so to-day. There will be a matinee on Satur.
day, and an Immense crowd.
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MoRrqAnY REcoRD.-Dr. Leby, the city
registrar, reports the death Of whites and col
ored persons during the week ending March II.
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS. -stereoscopic views
OF Charleston and vicinity, at No. 1sl King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noV12
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ERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL
AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR INFANTS

AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR INFANTS
This Is the best Medicine for young children,
suffering with Oouc, DIarrhoea, or any other com.
-plaint, In, ident to Teething. 1t may be given
with safety, as is contains no opium, or other In.
furious anodyne.
Price, Is cents bottle.
Manufactured and for sale by
DR.. q. BAER.
Also by the following Druggists:
a. W. ECKEL d CO., DR.. A. RAOUL,
Or. W. A. SKRINE, A. o. BARBoT,
w. T. LITTLE i co., ]. BLAQKMAN,
P. M. COHEN, DR.. E. H. KELLERS,
Il. 8. BURNHAM, QRAMAN j. sCHWAKE,
@, w. ATM&R, ]. LOCKWOOD,
| G.. ]. LUHN, W. T. LINN,
W. A. GIBSON,
And by Druggists generally. IanA
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If you would possess renewed life. try the
Old Carolina Bltters, tar Great Southern Tonic.
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UNE0UALLED COTTON FERTILIZER
TESTIMONIALS,

EQUAL TO PERUVIAN GUANo-POUND FOR
POUND.
WASHINGTON, N. c., September 13, 1870.
Messrs. JOHN MEYERS Sons:
/ used the "Magnum Bonum Soluble Phos-
phate" bought Of you, alongside OF Peruvian
Guano, on Cotton, and fnd the product equal to
Peruvian Gu spo-pound for pound.
am much pleased also with lts effects on Corn.
WILLIAM J. ARCHBELL.
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ACCIDENT, AT raE. SEA TIE PEsIrESTrART
About O'Clock on sunday morning the heavy
-1aehinery and trestie work; used forraisttg the
granite at the penitentiary, at Columbia. fell with
a terrible crash leading many in the vicinity to
believe that an engine had blown up In that di-
rection. The apparatus was over five stories
high, and In It's faHicame very near demoshing
some of the buildings in the vicinity, and COM
pletely running the steps OF the guardhouse.
Luckily no greater disaster to life occurred than
seriously woundlng Corporal Simmons, OF the
prison guard, who was endeavorius to get out OF
the way. when he was struck on the back OF the
head by piece OF board, knocking him down,
AID piece OF timber afterwards falling upon
him, innlcting serious wounds. The machinery
had been moved short distance recently, in the
course OF the progress Oh the penitentary, and 1t
Is supposed the heavy rains had softsned the
ground so as to allow OF the guys pulling out
The loss s considerable, besides time, as the ap.
paratus was purposely devised for the heavy
work OF raising huge blocks OF granite.
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Mem publieations. .


DU S S ELL S L I S I
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BY N. A. HUNT.
By MILES DRAKE.
EySTATE SALE OF ACOUNTRY STORE,

ENSTATE SALE OF ACOUNTRY STORE,
~ by order OF the Administrator.
THIS MORNING, at 10. O'Clock, VIII sell at my
store. corner OF King and Liberty streets,
THE CONTENTS OF A COUNTRY STORE, by
order OF the Administrator, consisting Of:
PRINTS. DaLaines, GlnghAm Brown Homespun,
ShIrtfng, Hickory Stripes, Ticking, Georgia Stripe
Jean, Satlnet, Corset jean, Hosiery, Handker-
chiefs, Buttons, Spool Thread, Paper Collars,
Boys' Wool and Straw Hats. Millinery, dioth Gaps,
Hollow-ware, Tinware, Shot, Flat irons, Hoes,
Axes, Currycombs. Shoe. Scrubbing and Eorse
Brushes, Shoes Soda, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Mus.
gar, Crockery, and variety Of tbaRoeticles usu.
ally found In well Kept country 6re..
Terms cash before delivery Of goods. Sale to
be continued from daNto day till all be sold.
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The ATTENTION OF cH-BUYERs is called
to our large stock Of walthan Watches. These
Watches have been long knownE throughout the
United States as the best and cheapest In the
market All watches guaranteed.
". CARRrEGToE l. Co.,
mar13 No. 256 King street.
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ROSADALI5

is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DowIE. NOISE Z DAVIS, Wholesale
GOODRICH, wlSEMAN co., Agents In
DR.. H. BAER, Charleston.
mGr6-1y
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ROSADALIS

Is Alternative, Tonic AMI Duretlc. and acts at
one and the same time upon che BLOOD, LIVER,
KIDNEYS aud all the SEORETORf ORGAtS ex-
peiing all Impure matter aud building up the
system to healthy, vigorous condition.
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FULLY EQUAL TO PERUVIAN FOR COTTON.

FULLY EQUAL TO PERUVIAN FOR COTTON.
STATEsvILLE, N. G.. August II, 1870.
Messrs DUGDALE i GIRVIE, Baltimore, Md:
Genaemen-0ur Mr.. q. A. Carlton tried under
Cotton, This year, your "Magnum Bonum Soluble
phOsphaten alongside Of Ne. Peruvian Guano,
and thinks your Phosphate fully equal to the
Guano, and believes that II he had used the same
would not only have equaHed the Peruvian, but
far surpassed 1t. Yours truly,
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INDIGESTION, Torpid Liver, &C., should. be
Immediately attended to, and for such relief ap-
ply to the Old Carolina Bitters.
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SUFFERING humanity who labor under the
effects Of the Ills superihduced by nialarious dis
eases, can shake Of their earthly pains by using
the Great Southern Tonic.
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ROSAbALIS
endorsed by Rev. nABNEY BALL. now OF Mary
land Conference, formerly Chaplain In the Con-
federate Amy or Northern Virginia.
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Z rance SeS:

lsstoy plonto todo para ayudar 4
que mipais Sc leyantes dc sus ruinas.y
vuelva atomal su range en- el mundo;
el solo sacrificio que no puedo hacelle
es el de mi honor.
Soy yquiero ssers de mi tempo, he
'rendiGosu sun sincere lhomenaje 4 todas
sus grandezas, y fuere cual fucre el
color de su banlera bajo la que mar
chaban nuestros soldados, he admi-
rado su heroismo y dado gracias a
Dios de tolo 10 que su valol a1iadia
al tesoro de las glorias de la Francia.
Pero entire vosotros y yo no debe
subslstlr ningun equivoco, nlnguna
segunda intencion.
No;porque la ignorancia 8 Ia Gre
dulidad hayan hablado de privilegios,
de absolutismo y de intolerancia, de
diezmos y derechos feu(lales, fantas-
mas que la mas audaz ,mala fe trata
de resucltar ante vosotros, no me de-
jar6, arrancar de mis- manos ell estan-
darte de Enrique ", Francisco 10
y Juana de Arco.
Con 81 Sc hizo la unidad nacionll,
y con q yuestros padres, conducidos
por los mios, conquistaron esta Alsa-
cia y esta Lorena, cuya fidelidad Sc
ra Ell consuclo de nuestra desgracia.
FL ha vencido la barbarie en- africa,
testigo de los primeros hechos de ar
mas de los principles de mi fanilia, el
vencera Ia harbarie de que esta anne
nazado el mundo. 9a ~ IF
Lo confiarG sin miedo al valor de
nuestro ej6rcito, que bien sabido tiene,
que nunca siguio mi estandarte sino
ell camino del honor.
Lo recibf como un deposito sagra-
do del anciano rey, mi abuclo, mori-
bundo ell el destierro; fue para mi el
inseparable recuerdo de la patria au
sente; flot6 sobre mi cuna y quiero
que de sombra 4 mi tumba.
En- los gloriosos pliegues deeste es-
tandarte sin mancha, os traere ell Or
den y la libertad.
.a Franceses:
4 Enrique Y no puede abandonar la
bandera blanca de Enrique ~.
ENRIQUE.
Chambord, 5 de julio de 1871"
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Conclusion. J

NADIA nos resta que anadir a 10 que
hemos expuesto sobre la organization
de las Islas de la Martinica, la Qua
dalupe. y la Reunion, colonias cuya
constitution esta basada en- el Sena-
do-consuho de Z de Abril de 1854.
En- las otras co]onias, las atribucfo-
mes de los distintos funcionarios de
de elias, tiene una gran analogfa con
las de los citados anteriormente, pero
creemos oportuno dar q conocer la
base sobre que descansan las institu-
clones de las posesiones que no Sc
han resenado. a-r.a. I'll
En- la Guaya'aa, unj decreto de Is
de Enero de 1858 encomienda a un
Official general las funciones de Co
mandante lnilitar (Boletin Official, pag.
1867, otro decreto de 28 de Mayo del
mismo ano (Monitor Universal del
29) crea la plaza de Director de 10
Interior, de donde resulta la siguien-
te composition del consejo privado:
Ell Gobernador, presidente; aaa3
El Comandante militar;i aa221 {
Ell Ordenador; '.@'
Ell Director de 10 Interior;
El Procurador general; r
Y tres consejeros colonialess e+e-t i
Pero en- atencion 4 un decreto de
16 de Agosto de 1854, relative. a la
organization judicial de la Guayaha
francesa, y por el cual Sc sha suprimi-
do el cargo de Procuradorag general,
dice en- su artfculo IA: GEL Presiden-
te de la C6rte imperial es eljefe, del
ramo judicial En- tai virtud, ejerce
todas las atribuciones adminiistratiyas
y demas conferidas al Proc curador ge-
neral" .~a ..s,s q; ,.9a4F
Esael Senegal, el mando superior VI
la alta administration Sc hallan confa-
das q un Gobernador, y deterninadas
por la ordenanza organica de de
Setiembre de71840 y por la de 13
de Febrero de 1916, relativa a la
de sustituir al Gobernador.
En- Gorea, por consecuencia de un
decreto de- 19de, Noyiembre de. 1854,
forma una colonia distinta de S. Luis
Senegal. Elgobierno " administra7
cion de Gor6a ysdeslos establecimien7
los franceses situados al Sur de esta
Lsla, sobre lacosta occidentallde Afri4 |
ca, Ese han conlerido aun comandante
que tiene su residencia en- dicho pun
to, y sehalla q las ordenes del Gefe
de la Division naval de las costas oc4
c.dentales de Africa. Dos decretos de
3 de Agosto y 27 de Diciembre. de |
1854, han establecido 81 sistema iu.
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BERLIN a DE JULIO DE 1871.

Apenas Sc ha, calmado Ia polftica inter.
nacional despues de a conclusion defn
tiva de la pa entire Francia y Alenlania
y va empiezan subir nuevas nubes anne
na'adoras en- ell horizonte politico. La Et
beyelder lZeitas'lg. por ejemplo, si bien tie
ne, la fama de YER las sas)de color ne
gro asegura en- de sus 1ltimos hume
ros que, segun noticias exactas que lha re
cibido sobre la question, francoealemana d
FRANKFORT sur Main, habian estallado Sc
rias dferencias Eentre, eli gobierno de Yer
sal es y el Consejo federal de Alemania
Loslalemanes temian que el2dihero sacade
del nuevo emprestito, one tan buenos
sofprendentes resultados habia dado hast
ahora, no Sc emplearia por Francia en- pa
garla7 indemhfzacion de- Ia guerra, SIN
en- cfeary redrgalizarAun poderoso ejerI
cito, y 81 fuera possible, intefesar otr
gobierno europeo antes de ratiGcar d
nuevo Ell tratadosdes paz consAlemania
Este rumor era tanto mas probable
cuanto que todos los discursos : todas Ii
manifestations de- los grandes hombre
de Estado en- Francia parec;an confirs.
mario. m or SA9
Con esta circumstance, indudablemer
te Sc podia relaciooi1ar ef hecho de que
gob'erno frances trataba de demorar 81
motive ninguno, Pbf la -pr21longacion d,
estado de sitie en- Paris, el, page de los SO
millones de frances, due qehciiaain. ia segu
Sc pbabia 'estipd1ado 9treifita dias despus
de Ia t0ha de9 la capital afrancesa.. 80
e Tambietf Sc saba que el gobitcrnndo pr
sinhophabia dejado en- Francia una div
sion 3entefa,' ctlyah yuelta x l.AlehhaHnniia /
habia 1nandado hace unos ocho sdias zns
El viaie del duque de Brogl e a L6l
dres, es decir, de una speTTsona dutie dutiee isegu
Sc desia serfa Ell successor de JdiioqFaR
en- Negocios estfanieros,, daba etafnbie
mucho que pensaf q los alenahes, 2eet Etc. p,
Aunque no Sc puede negar Que Il GORE
ponsal del mencionado. 6rganao ii de EIbe
field parecep ser alg1nl ftannts0 pessimista.
SECURE que deBefl 'halfBjeerr s1frido5 unl Ser
choque las relaciones entire Berlin We
sales, porque tambien Ell 6ltiilnioo 6ltiii 1nt1ime
del 6fgano del principe de Bisnnnark.
Nostse9tsche 4llqepease Zeituug, trae
furibundo contra Ffancia, . en- %
cual dice, entire. otras cosas. que desc
|aego Sc podia yer por el prograna al
seguia Thiers, quien no pensaba siquieI
~ disminuir el ejjercito y IA escuadrae
Francia, que ID indennikacions euerI
8 los frainicesesI 81 psn laavictorio;.
Alemania 90 era, nj con mucho, dsmalif
49, - - --~.- u
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dicial, tanto del Senegal como dela

s:4.SJ.
En- estas dossposesiones, en Ddos
los dominios Ganceses de la: Indlaen
los cuales Ia adtorilad superior resida
en- un Gobernador (ordenanza de %
dc Julio de 184O), asi como en- las
Islas de San Pedro y Miquel0n, en-
cuyas islas un comandante ejerce el
mando supreme (ordenanza de 1S de
Setiembre de 1S44), existe en- defecto
del consejo privado, un consejode
administration, EN- cnya composition
5entran: 1 AEA-' IVA
Un oGefe del ramo administrative;
Un idem del brazo judicial.
Elprimero ejerce las, atribuciones
concedidas Ell las grandes colonias, al
ordenador yal Director de 10 Inte-
rior, y el Gefe del ramo Judicial lena
las funciones del Procurador+gene
explicadas al tratar de las IIslas de la
Martinica, de la Guadalupe y della
Reunion. Un Inspector colonial, ejer-
&c su accion sobre todos los ramos de
la administration de cada punto.i i<g
En- fin, en- MayoHe, existe un CO.
mandante, como en- Syn Pedg;o y M
q~ezon, y en- Ia Occeanfa, cuyas pose
stones Sc han organizado por la orde7
nanza de % de Abril de, 1843, un
Gobernador, es el Gefe Supreme, en-
dlchas poseslones. este superior Gefe
Sc denomina Comisario imperial. ef
4C, IT Ut .Iin8 im o.sGy
Anteriormente 4 la. revolucion de
Febrero de 1913, existia en- Paris, un
comite, consultiyo. Dicho, centro que
snprimido ren aquella epoea, Sc. resta-
blecio pore artfculo Il del tSenado-
consulto tantase eveces ,citado, de tide
AbHl de 1854, y que copiados 4 la le7
tfa dice; "Se estableces un, lcemite
conspltivo colonial .bajo La presiden7
cia ,iel ministro de Marina y,rde- las
colonias. Sc compondra: IL De cua7
tro mienbros nombrados pory el EN-
perador; %, de un Delegado. de. cada
una de las tres coIonias, (Martinica,
Guadalupe, Reunion,) elegidos por el
Consejo general Los 8defegados no
pueden ser elegidos de entire los
miembros del Senado, del Cuerpo le-
gislativo, y del consejo de Estado, nj
entire laspersonas que tengan destinos
asalariados. Los elegidos reciben una
indemnizacion por el desempeno de
su cargo; Sc nombran por tres amos y
pueden ser reelegidos. Uno 9 varios
de los designados por .el Emperador;
estan encargados derepresentar oque-
Has colonias, que aun Sc rigen por de-
cretos" ..>
Las atrrihnciones de. este comit6
consultivo, Sc han determinado en- el
Decreto de 26sde Julio de 1854, in
serto en- el suplemento al Boletin de
teyes, n1mero 2.096. v'a' e}.'---l B
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den de cosas. Este dcsagrado 10 hicie-

den de cosas. Este dcsagrado 10 hicie-
ron patente las dcclaraciones de los
.Sres. Serrano, Sagasta y Topete en-
la session del 25 FL general Serrano
con alusiones mas 8 menos claras hi
20 ostentacion de haber llevado STEM
pre- las cuestiones de frepte y nunca
por medic de peqaeMaS intrigqs; Sc que-
5o de los agrdpios que Sc le' han he
cho, y de las iadignidades ejecutadas
contra &; y refriendose a los protec-
torres del nuevo ministcrio, los trat6
duramente, califcandolos de los hom
jbyesnaas ipgyatos, mas i,Vustos y mas
ta4nestos para la pdtria, d la qate hasta
ahora pocos serUicios han prestado.
El Sr. Sagasta Sc lament6 tambien
en- treminos no menos amargos de la
conducta de los desdichados 8 maEig-
nos que le han atacado yde la i,1~s-
ticia & imgratitud de sus amigos. FL
Sr. Topete con toda la noble franque-
"a de su caracter lanz6 un yigoroso
ap6strofe a'los que Sc habian atrevi-
do 4 lamar apdstatas y haidores a
hombres muy respetables, declaran-
do en- alta voz que mas confianza le
inspiraban. Sagasta y D[alcampo que
Ruiz Zorrilla y Beranger,-
Hasta ell IL de Octubre, en- que las
C6rtes reanudaran sus sesiones, ha-
bra calma en- la polltica, 81 no ocurre
algun suceso extraordinario, que todo
puede suceder:: Hoy por hoy no hay
asomos de intranquilipad en- ninguna
partee
IS En- el dltimo Consejo de ministries
Sc acordo enviar aCuba 5000 hom-
bres y cuantos mas Sc necesiten para
dar el dltimo golpe a la rebellion.