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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27
VILLA DE PARIS.
FORTALEZA 40.
Fuctttra recientemente recibida.


Guantes de cabritilla blancos, negros de color
para SenOraS V caballerOS.
Encajesy blondas.
Redecillas.
Flores.
Hilo aguias GaCoser.
Pelainas, medias polainas botas negras, de
ogOres para Sras. y ninas.
AbanlcOs.
Seda negra de color para coser.
Hilo de ORC lentejuelas.
Cuellos rectOs vueltos para caballeros
COrbatas.
sombreros de copa, seda, feltro.
Papel para m6sica.
MuSica impresa.
Papel rayadO sobres para cartas.
PEdape blaneG, 'esPeas de 5over serra
ldem euadriculado para pianos
Plumas de ORC.
VlOllneS
Flautas
Flautines
Cornetas clarines para tropa.
Cuerdas para piano, guitarra violin,
Canas Gle Lefebre para clarinetes.
EspOnjas finas.
Gemelos de double para pu1los de camisas
ARGOS para viOlineS,
Puentes para idem bajos contrabajos.
PalmatOrias de porcelana.
Estucnes de matematicas, g. & &.
Divisas efectos militares.
RewOlvers.
Capsulas para id.
Placas y cruces del Merito Militar.
Arados de r. H. Allen Comp. EAGLE" mime
ros d. 22y25.
Romanas plataformas de 90. 10 IS o.
Tostadores de caf6 americanos
Escaeras dc estension 6 plegadizas para alma
Genes
Baules de MADEIRA, Maletas.
Lamparas quinques de colgar, sobremesa pa
red de l, 2 y 4 lnces Ultima novedad.
Iubos para lamparas a TO- Is 20 cts.
Tinta negra, azul encarnada de Tadeo Davids y
Comp.
Relojes de pared
Jarros de metal blanco "Silver electro plate"
Tinas bades de cedro pino.
Aqua de Florida legltima 45 cts. botella.
Prensas para eopiar cartas.
COchecitos para ninos.
otros varios art1culos que serfa difuso enume-
rar,
Puerto-Rco Diciembre Is 1871. 4 8
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PARA SENORAS.

PARA SENORAS.
Sombreros de terciopelo adornados. Id. paia
de italia, ldem idem de imitacion paia ador-
nados. p's"' ''No1
Cuellos pufos de hilo bordados.
Fuas de varillas.
Botitas polainas, polonesas medias polainas
Medias de hilo de Escocia 1nuy finas.
Ligas con elasticos.
AbanlcOs hnOs, entrefnos ordinarios
Panuelos de mano bordados.
Corbatas de muchas classes.
PARA NINOS.
Sombreros, de distintas formas, adornados Y
sin adornar botines con elastico zapattos abier-
Ios por deiante con ojetes sin ellos, polainas
oe ec1 caa.ol ae tatilste, inanidad de jusuetes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27
HOTEL Dr. LOS TAP0RES,

El que suscribe, dueno de este estableeimientoco-
nocido por la FONDA. ANDALUZA tiene el guste
que al conprar dicho HOTEL, Sc ha propuesto es-
tablecer 81 las reformas que sean mas convenien
tes fin Gle proporcionar q sus favorecedores un
abuses que retraain algunos viajcrosa concurrir
este HOTEL Puerto Rico Noviembre de 187l.-
jose A. Gimeno. 4 IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27
iPERDIDA!

En- la noche del dia del corriente ha sido robado
9n Gaballo de mi possession sta en- Guainabo, barrio
de Iortugo0, color bayo encerado paso sobre paso
trancado de galope largo algunas cicatrices en-
el esp1nazo, una una de aante cuarteada alzada 6T4
media mas menos, cola Y erin regular castanO
negro cuando Sc lie toca Sc mueve cosqullosamente.
La persona que 10 entregue q su dueho ID. Jose
Marquee sera gratiticado
Guainabo Dicembre 1871 a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27
NO JUGUEIS CON VlJESTRA SALUD.

dios para curar las enfermedades tantos pues. qu
confunden y embarazan al enfermo en- su election.
Cada ignorante pNetencioso nos quiere hacer creel
que 81 ha hecho los descubrimientOs mas sorpren.
denies en- la Ciencia de la Medicina, 10. cuale>
segun sus avisos inevitablemente deben derroca'
ydestruir las bases existentes de la practica me
dica
Pasa un ano 6 dos, cuando buscamos otra vez q
esa brillante estrea, no es possible encontrarla. Su
preparation ha sldo sugeta pruebas actuales fue
hallada in1til y desechada para sempre.
.Ciertamente es una de las evidencias mas con-
vincentes de La
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27
P$ar@ lropie:S para lygd@.

Canarios cantadores, .Gilgueros, Trupiales, Mari.
quitas, Azulejos, Pardillos, Berdones, Calandrlas
Codor3,ces de mo1os. Palomas ladronas, Patos, CO.
y otros precios c6modos escoier Gale del Sol
20. Avlso los curiosos dueos de Quintas de Re-
eAoo'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27
toner caruajes, caballos,
lacayos, teatros, circos,

tener caruajes, caballos,
lacayos, teatros, circos,
casa. banquetes y bales
que paga el comun bolsillo,
y & mas para no gastarlo
tener un sueldo sueldipino,
y algo mas porque Ell dinero
siempre ha sido pegddago;
ser por las damas mimado
que aunque rapaz es Cupido
he leido no Sc donde
que no era tonic ell tai nino:
Y 81 las bellas Sc ofenden
por 10 que aqui dejo escrito,
que segunda vez 10 lean
Y entonces dira. 10 nisnso:
Sabes que hablan de uno
los hombres del periodismo
los menos diciendo: les santo,"
los mas diciendo: es un plllo
sesss
En- fin para no cansarte
puse puntos suspensivos,
los cuales callando dicen
(al que sepa traducirlos)
todas las gangas que encierra
para un hombre ser Ministro.
Y concluyo por decirte
que 81 algun dia consigo
estas gangas obtener
de la suerte por capricho,
te .juro no ser entonces
como hoy 10 ful olvidadizo,
J te prometo acordarme
del buen Bolea mi amigo
para nombrarle 4 10 menos
iSECRETARIO DE MINISTRO
e. GallardO v AntOhanzas.
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REMITIDOS.
Sr. Redactor del BoLET1N.

Sr. Redactor del BoLET1N.
Carolina 10 de Diciembre 1871.
Muy Sr. mio: LIE estimar6 ell obsequio
de que Sc sirva dar publicidad en- las Co
lumnas de su apreciable peri6dico q las
siguientes hneas, suscribiendome de V.
atento
s.. S. @. B. S. NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27
Para la Habana.

Saldra del al entrante 81 velero berg. nacional
JOVEN MARIANA cap. d. III )norato Berga admite
carga aete
Los despachan sus consignatarios Srs B. Borras
HermanOs. Tetuan mum. g. 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27
AL PUBLICO.

:. Tratamiento Especial de las Intermediates del
Utero y sns anexOs, por ell DR.. Pedro Tettamanzi,
reclen llegado de Europa Ponce, casa de Maria
Decastro canino de la Playa. g. Is
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Sc VENDE

La casa stuada en- la calle del Cristo MIN 49, 81
num- So.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27
Turron de Alicante

En- Ell Tel&grafO Sc ACADIA de r.ecibir
puerto Ell 2S de NOviembre mm buem SUR
lido de ese artfculO que Sc expende d A
RS. libra. 10 10
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Aviso al pdblico.

Guillermo Schomburg: Agrimensor tituIar, resi-
dente en- Aguadlla ofrece sus servicios al pdblioo
S 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27

UttttV "eN"c UA s ~A PVA"V1
y no tengo tempo apenas
de recordar mis- amigos,
pues pensando en- tai vocablo,
en- este metro, aquel ritmo,
no me acuerdo muchas veces
nj siquiera de mi mismo;
y escribo versos y versos
mas versos que un beduino;
juzgAralos como prosa
por duros 6 desmedidos;
y escribo tambien en- ella
articulitos satlricos
que aunque son largos, muy largos
yo los llamo articulitos:
Iy para que tantos versos
y artlculos tan largu1simos7
Los versos para alabar
de alguna DANA, con mimos
los ojos 6 las orelas,
ell espinazo 8 tobillos,
las cuales despues me pagan
mis- versos con un suspiro,
una halagiiena mirada,
8 tai vez con un bu6do.
La prosa no tiene otro
obieto cuando la escribo
que, los mas tontos que 20
[que q la verdad no soy listo
me juzguen en- su ignorancia
como un respectable crltico.
Y con ell tempo y un gancho
legare por buen camino
q ser un sabio tan sabio
que otro mas no Sc haya visto;
y me haran CORREGIDOR
8 va ALCALDE que es 10 mismo;
y cuando me yea rigiendo
de algun pueblos los destinos,
la ley atropellare
en- pro del pobre y del rico,
para que todos me citen
como un Alcalde justfsimo;
y despues que este SECURE
de que todos los vecinos
por hombre ducho me tengan
y ademas equitativo,
me presento Candidate
sin reparar en- pellllos]
para las C6rtes marchar
cual representante digno
de los candidos a quienes
siendo Alcalde he sorprendido;
y al encontrarme en- las C6rtes
va de un partido al abrigo
jpero que siempse ha de ser
el que ofrezca mas partido!
aunque hablare por la boca
10 hare tan recio y altivo,
que todos diran contextes
que por los codos ha sido;
y como chupa de domino
pondre 4 los siete ministries,
pero siempre blasonando
de lealtad y patriotismo
lpalabras cue 20 borrara
de TN muy consultado libro1
y con Ell deber cumpliendo
de Diputado. ;. de oficio1
por Ell pueblo y para el pueblo
pedire. ~ para los mios:
y en- obsequio q la amistad
tamhian algun- -dastinillo
para Ell marido de Rosa
que (para inter nos sea dicho)
es mujer interesante,
y 81 un muchacho muy listo
que por su chola despat'sta ..
entire otrss mil de su ofcio;
"a cualquiera que me ruegue
que pida un empleo al Ministro
y me ofreciera pagarlne
con gratitud mi servicio,
aunque de pico 10 hiciere
20 lie buscare un destino
y direle al encontrarlo:
"no divide v. 10 del pico''.
Y calcula, buen Bolea,
81 este hare con los amigos
ique no sere 20 en- las Cortes
capaz de hacer por mi mismoi
Hare cuanto hacerse puede
para por igual camino
que han legado muchos otros
negar 4 hacerme Ministro.
iSer Ministro es ser gran cosa.
es un bocado muy rico!
Tener uno quien le olga
de continue, ercelentlsiso,
Devar en- 81 pecho cruces
como honrosos distintivos
de hechos que antes de serlo,
sin saberse como han sido,
aunque protesten las obras
contra aquel apelati0o
y & Ia honra SO apabulk
senn sn = senslants Aea'ed'G
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27
M1sica de Zarzuela.

En- LA FAVORITA Fortaleza 81, Sc facilitan las
plezas mas escojidas para canto piano del roper
t0rlo espan0l; bellfsimas Romanzas, DuOs TangOs
canciones todo del mejor gusto. 3 6
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ilnteresante!

Turron de Alicante, de avellana, dc mazapan, de
yema nevada datiles frescos SO expenden en- el Ca
f6 del Comercio precios m6dicos. II
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SE VENDE.

Una caesa de asientos, nueva elegante ell que
Ia Ia lnterese drjase la calle de la Fortaleza nm
90 donde SO encuentra sl due1O que dara razon
tamblen en- esta imprenta. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27
Para Cadiz.

Saldra el % del actual la fragata "Ezquiaga" ad-
mite carga fiete Y pasageros los que ofrece un
esn.eradO trato, su captain D. Jose Vicente DallOt.
Ladespachan loss Srs. Sobrinos de Ezquiaga Puerto
Rico de Diciembre 1871 8 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27
LA FAVORITA.
.NueVo btdbbdmnnto De Snbreuia J Pehtuh
Fortaleza 2l

oataa tIs
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ALMACBN DE- HIBRRO
Y TALLER DE HERRERA Y CARRETERfA
DE D AlvarO Vazquez,
EN- L A MARIN A.

Este establecimiento ACADIA de recibir directa-
mente de Europa un gran surtido de hierro de to-
das classes especiamente llantas ejes para carre-
do para los mismos cavilla redonda: plancha cha
pa para chimeneas de vapor cavilla de cobre; per-
ner1a clavos galvanizados. Acete pintura para
mismas.
Los Srs. Hacendados encontraran en- este estable-
clmientO, cOnstantemente, un dep0sito de carretas
vuelta sacada, rayos cuadrados lanzas para las
mismas Por 10 tanto, contando ell dne1o de este
establecmento con buen dep6sito de maderas de
superior calidad y bien curadas con inteligentes
operarios, Sc promote dejar muy complacdos todos
los que dgnen dirigirle 6rdenes, tanto en- la
prontitud Y sod6z de los trabajos como en- la mo-
deracion de los precios.
z Puerto Rico Octubre 81 dc 1871. "a o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27

PARA CABALLEROS.
Sombreros de castor, merinos y panza de bur-
rOs.
Sombreros de pelo de seda, Ultima moda de
Paris
Sombreros de paja de Italia fnos y entrefnos.
Camisas de hilo bordadas y lsas.
Pecheras de camisas distintas classes.
C0rbatas de varias fOrmas, Y de raso tafetan.
Calzado de b1falo, doble suela, de cAarol, Cha
grin, cabritilla, otros.
Pantuflas de alfOmbrado.
Cuellos punos de diversas formas
PERFUMERIA.
Aqua florida de Murray y Lanman, Aqua dc
Barcelona, esencias de varias classes pomadal
de diversaa calidades.
q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27
GRAN SlJRqDO DE- SOMBRBROS,

"a Gale de San Francisco ~.
La casa de comercio de d. Miguel Sainz aQente
de varias casas de cOmercio de Panama Jipi1apa
ofrece los concentrates de la Isla surtido com
pleto de sombreros de Panama Jipjapa AntiOquia
ordinarios, entre-fnOs muy fnOs.
ComprandO ZurrOnes 6 piernas enteras facilita
grandes ventajas en- los preces ventaas desconoci-
das hasta hoy. IL "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27
LA VOZDE ESPANA.

90 :
Este peri6dico Sc publlcara en- Madrid
bajo la direction de D. Ignacio Gnasp.
Sc adnite suscricion al citado peri6dicO
& los precios sigulentes:
Por un sflo- S 6 y
- - semestre- - 3 so
>, ,, trimestra,..-.- ,, 2
NOTA:-Al suscrtor por aTo Sc le regalar1 un
Almanaque del VOLUNTARIO para 1872.
A todos los agentes de la Isla, particulares que
deseen suscribirse Sc dIrran al agente esta Ca
pital-PedrO SayamS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-27
MATA-PUBCOS.
InSt0ntAneO contra incendiOs.
DEL SIR. BANOLAS.

DEL SIR. BANOLAS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-27
POLITICAL.

Au Illinois paper reports that Senator rum
bull wrote that portion Of the sduiraoie p's'-
form adopted by the recent Illinois Republican
State Convention which declares that the NE
publican party. without any new departures is
equal to the correcting of existing abuses anu
the perfecting of needed reforms, and that It's
mission will not have ended till they are accom-
plished
The Hartford Post, commenting on MIR. III
den's remark thanking God that the cloud De-
gan to show its silver lining, says that If that
the cloud the Tammsny gang are under, ten TO
one they steal the lining"
The Pres claims for Philadelphia the proud
and peerless position Of being the citadel OF The
Republican party Of America.
The Norfolk, Va colored people have held a
meeting, and extend a cordial invitation to their
.. old friends. the Old Line Wings to j1in with
them in defeating the common enemy, the De-
mocrscy.
Ahitophel Smith and jeremiah Sneak are
candidates for the next Virginia Legislature
from one district How cheap they will feel al
roll call if they are elected.
So far this has proved tad year for third
parties. The prohibitory ticket IN Pennsylvania
didn't uoll 5000 votes, all told; that is, not on'
in ten of the earnest temperance men OF th'
state felt i, his duty on election day to vote thai
ticket The Prohibitionists Of Ohio did CONF
within little of giving Judge Thurman Dem
ocratic colleague in the Senate an achievement
which, no doubt, would have redounded in som'
occult way to the benefit Of " the cause Blu
there were not quite enough Of them.-SPring
fed Republican.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-27

Almost A FArALIrY.-An affair which came
very near being very serious one, for the per-
SONG concerned took place in one of the hotels IN
Whitehall, on Friday night last. A Mr.. Hub
bard of westport, n. Y, man Of about nifty
wears. was married that day in Whitehall to a
lady Of thirty from Rupert, VT They stopped
for the night at Halls Hotel. Retiring to their
room at 9 O'Clock. Mr.. Hubbard carefully ble'o
out the gas before getting into bed. Both he and
his wife soon after noticed the smell Of the gas
in the room but did not know what it meant.
About midnight Mr.. H, was walked by the
grooming of his wife but he felt delicate about
getting up and making a stir under the clrcum-
stances and both remained in the room till Fix in
the morning, when the landlord detected the
odor of escaping gas, and succeeded in arOuslng
the Bridegroom. The bride WAS found to be
nearly dead, but she recovered sufficiently to be
able to take boat on Saturday for Westport, her
future home. Mr.. Hubbard says he came very
near getting up towards morning and striking a
match Had he done 80. there probably would
have been an explosion, which might have been
a very serious affair for all concerned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-27

The NORM BENNINGTON BOoT AND SHOE
CouPAxY.-we are informed By perfectly
reliable authority that the statement that the
North Bennington Boot and Shoe Company had
but $751; 900 insurance on its stock destroyed
in the Chicago fire is quite erroneous. Our
friend says he was in Chicago at the time Of the
fire and saw the Compsny's list Of policies
which were thirty in number, mostly IN re-
spectacle Eastern Companies, and amounted to
Sl32. 800. He adds " The loss had not been
exactly Sscertainei when l left Chicago but
was estimated to be in the neighborhood oil
$40 .OOO." This makes a much less serious
thing Of it for the Company, and we are glad to
learn that their loss is likely to be so small
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-27

General Franz sigel, republican, was nomin.
sted last week for Register in New York. upon
the motion # Oswald 0tendorfer, Democrat
in q Reform democratic Convention. Mr.. OF.
tendorfer it will be remembered was one Of the
Reform delegation which the Democratic State
Convention would not admit to seats and is the
editor Of the Leading German democratic paper
Of New York The Republicans of New York
who act with the committee recognized by the
State Convention, have endorsed the ticke, pom-
mated by the Reform Democrats In other
words there is union against Tsmmany Of the
Republicans and honest democrats Of New York
which bodies no good to the ring.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-27

A REBEL DEMONSTRATION IN BALTIMORE
A lecture en- the life and character Of General
Lee, by General Wade Hampton, in Baltimore,
last week. vas made the occasion Of a grand
demonstration by the secesh sympathizer5 Of
that city. Long before the time for the lecture
the hall vas densely packed jefferson Davis
attended, and when be entered there was sn up
roar Of applause which lasted several minutes.
Hampton placed Lee above Napoleon, yelling
ton, and all other generals Of molern times.
Not content with that, he drew comparisons
with the federal generals, whom be declared in
capable and inferior, except Mcclellan, whose
name ELECTED applause. lie declared that their
mode Of warfare was disgrace to any enlight-
ened nation, and said g We have been defeated,
but would rather be thus conquered than thus
disgracefully victorious, having obtained con-
quest by such detestable and inhumsn methods
of warfare" He asserted that Lee never had
more than 900 men, and always conquered,
though the enemy had three to his one he
never lost battle, and the nearest he ever came
to defeat was at Gettysburg, which WAS drawn
battle. Tumutuous applause followed these re-
marks, the audience seeming wild with excite
ment, and boqueis were showered upon the stage
in great proiusion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-27

UNITED STATES SUPREME Court The su'
nrene Court Of the United States commenced 81
adjourned term in Washington on Monday
when Chief Justice Chsse was present and presi-
dei a number Of important cases are to De
decided. probably very early in the term, among
them the questions relative to the constitutional
ity Of the Civil Rights till and Of the cotton tax
and relative to liabilities for debts contracted IN
the prrchase or hire Of slaves, aud the opinions
Of the msj lrity ami minority Of the Court rela-
tive to the constitutionality Of the Legal Tender
act sre also to be rendered. The decision IN the
latter case, IL will be remembered, was rendered
last term, but the individual opinions Of the JUS
tees were not then msie public.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-27

The in crest of Hartford in the Chicago fire is
illustrated by the fact that on Thursday
last the business of the Western Union Telegraph
Office in that city, was larger than at any other
Office in the country, except New York. Boston
and Buffalo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-27


The fire has brought about many singular
changes in the condition sul personal pursuits
Of citizens. Dry goods clerks, no longer nest
AMI u05by. are now engaged in peitiug the in-
fnitessimsi news sheets in the streets. Other
young gentlemen, lately OF refined occupations
ani elegant leisure, with roses in their button
holes, have enlisted as private policemen, with
Hypothetical stipend IN the dim future. some
OF the special policemen SIC armed with slaves
or such weapons as chance could furnish. Some
Of them carry pitchf0rks. snl large number
sre supplied with trusty sxe handles.
Mayor Mssou's order thst no able-bciiei uel
leave the city Is proof that Chicago lives aud
has yet energy moving through her veins These
men are wanted AZ home. There is IN Chicago
to-iay plenty Of work Tor every man out OF en-
pigment, and plenty Of money 70 pay him
good price for it, and work and money viii in
crease every day in a ratio only limited by the
AREA devastated by the clldtgration-
A train Was stopped in the suburbs, nearly
four miles from the centre Of the city. ami the
passengers we're conveyed IN carriages through
the streets, lighted only Ivy reflections from the
clouds. Silence reieued everywhere, except the
noise Of the roaring wind and the occasional
crash OF falling walls. For distance Of two
miles not vehicle nor a human being WSs seen.
anu Ult Two persons were met AA-ll We IcA-At'A
the hotel These were two men cropping their
way with lanterns. The hotel stands On the
border Of the burned district, the whole Of the
opposite size Of the street having ba5n destroyed
aud the view for miles beyond vas one Of pic
turesque grandeur, kind Of sublime horror.
A correspondent Of the Boston Herald writ
ing from Chicago says 50 then went into the
prairie, about four miles OFT Of the city limits,
and saw there about 5000 people without shel-
ter, in the driving cold rain. with no protection.
The rain fell in torrents, snl people stood there
weeping st their sad position homeless, hungry
and worn out with fatigue. Some prayed sni
some cursed. Ipassei the night under bug
gy, which l fortunately found short distance
from the main body OF the people.
The following Incredible statement We take
from letter Of Chicago correspondent &c On
Ontario street, baby ten months old, was
thrown from fourth-st1ry window sn1 caught
10 a blanket by men congrega;ei below. Ii
started head doWnwsris, like sam Patch In his
lAst leap, but gradually gained the perpeni.eu-
lar, and alighiei on its feet Ike an athlete The
infant was somewhat worried for breath st first,
and couldn't scream worth a cent in It's new
woollen cradle, but it gradual yreco7erel equii-
brium, and in five minutes Was sereneiy suck.u.
its thumb.