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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-08-11
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-08-11

An Ohio Postmaster advertises that
tn Postoffice Department makes dis
tinction between samples and speci-
ments For example, clipping of cloth
which cannot be sold as merchandise is
a sample a ready made circus-tent is a
specimen, and would have to pay letter
postage.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-08-11

WOULD NOT AcCEPT. is said that
an American firm has offered to take as
many of the Paris insurgents as the
Government of France likes to make
over to them, intending to conduct
them-men, women, and ckildren-to
some large tract of land in Oregon,
where each would receive certain num-
ber of acres and be employed in clear
ing the forests, but Theirs has declined
the offer.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-08-11

THE FATE OF STowAwAY. MARI
Auburn, poor Englishman, resolved tc
come to America, but he lacked the
money for a passage. While the shil
Idaho was at Liverpool Auburn secreted
himself in the hold, and after she had
got to sea he was discovered and taken
on deck, lie told the story of poverty.
The sympathy of the sailors as excited
and they gave him food, and he was per-
mitted to remain on deck. As there is
said to be law, however, in Great
Britain against stowaways, the Captain of
the Idaho resolved to return Auburn to
England for punishment, and when the
vessel arrived in this port he ordered
Auburn to be locked up in little room.
The English prisoner, when the vessel
got to its pier, could see from his little
window the free shores of America, while
he remained a prisoner under the British
flag. Anxious for liberty, he cut away
the window of his room with a pocket
knife. Passing through the opening, he
found that there were no other means of
the shore than by crawling along
the hawser, as the passage ways of the
vessel were guarded. Auburn made the
attempt, but, becoming exhausted, lost
his grip and fell into the dock, where he
was drowned. The body was taken to the
Morgue. York Sun.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09


York bote &a000 per year, lifted mp: sore I2O Broad
with large 5Vxt0 suitable for furniture rooms
express ce, carriaee repository, 40
BILE terms also Parlor Floor partially furnished, TO rent
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Colonel Barry, Of the second artillery, command
ing the Artillery school at Fort Monroe. has been
ordered to Fort Wadsworth, New York harbor, to
examine the counterpose gun carriage there under.
going experiments. xith view TO instruction at
the Artillery school. .... 80, ei..
the superintendent OF the general recruiting ser.
wee western DIVISION has been ordered to send 200
recruits to Omaha Tor assignment to the Thirteenth
infan ry, and nifty to Fort Leavenworth FOR assign
ment to the Third infantry.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

MARRIAGE OF JEROME BoNAPARTE--The Newport
corresnondent OF the Boston Advertiser. writing
Synn ftat mace on the 7th inst, says-''rne Roman
Cs.holIc church was crowded TO repletion " an
r,aee of Jerome BOnararte with the widow Of the
iale NewboId Edgar. The marriage took place oy
specia dspensatlon Of the Bishop, the bride being
brother Of the bridegroom, 0nicated as gro0msma0,
ana Mrs. Julia n. Armsteadt, sister OF the bride,
a. bridesmaid The bride was given AWAY by her
uncle Mr.. Appleton. OF Boston. The bride, Il -
hardly necessary ~ add, n granddaughter Oh
Daniel Webster. The officiating priest was tne Kew
Fathers Einnegsn and Hughes. hrs .rril.sgB4i
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Navy Department has ordered Lieutenant
Commander Farquhar to ordnance duty at the Bos.
ton Navy Yard and has detached Lieutenant CON-
mander b. p Smith from ordnance duty at the Bos-
ton Navy Yard ami biaced him on waiting orders.
Medical Inspector Shippen mas been detached from
the Naval Academy and Orderet to the Wabash as
feet surgeon of the European neet n.U -rn. g.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN JERSEY.

James Reynolds, the nagman employed at the
Greene street crossing OF the New Jersey Railroad
in Jersey City, was run over last evening and sns
tanned injuries which will Prove fatal One arm was
completely severed rom the body: Inc uno..unas ave
man was taken TO the Ciy hoskitAi' ou' ne 30 nos
expected to survive the night
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

LOCOMOTIVE ENaIxsRRs. the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers now has lss uyTvns Tr IN ~
io,lges in the United states and canada Iney ~" ~
hold their eighth annual meeting IN Iolon'S s,, "
tober Tne association has acc9mul,aaxeo ,nsa,s ~
widows ana orphans, but there has neVef se' "0o
a cal for dollar VI IL tt.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

TOR SALE At A GREAT BARGAIN-THE LATE RI
sdence OF Hiram Kctcham north Of kIng.bridge and
OF Riverdae containing i've OF lan with good
improvements Apply to s. EMERSON. Sole Agent, %a3
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

"A ELLINGTON. ,.....,. l...,.,..
Of q acres OF high land exensve views over
he most picturesque country in hs ciny Of New York;
s,usted - mile of Fausaic. bounded the east bv
The Dunaee Lake. the west BY Erie Railroad Arlipyton
depot being lB from the CITY, Poat Office, church AND
scNools within seven minutes walk. f,t.r Ia Il. 4. .
The owner Determined 10 sell part Of this property,
and offers 100 the following Scveniy eve per
cent can bond and mortgage for three tho
ba paid follows pz6 on day OF sale and &lO
per month until paid. IfT.I 10 uNll,..t .Cil.lIst
Free sscssion tickets given all parties Wishing 70
ire this ely spot application 70 '. H. CAhffNTEhs
Architect, I16 Chambers street. w
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

TOR sALE--A BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY RESI-.
ground; Presbyteran church, Madison, N j.; fine
butcher and busness very easy.
o. II. PIERSON, No. Pine street. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

! EIRsT CLASS RESIDENCE, Is ROOMS; CARRIAGE
dance fronts Terrace extending the $3.50
fee including water 'front.' hve minutes from New
&ll, 90 terms easy. DARRlN, 30 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

ORANGE COUNTY FARMS FOR SALE-l0 ACRES,
- $1,000; 65 acres $4,000; lou acres Stock Crops &C.,
$4,000 300 first class improvements Dairy ~ Cows
very cheap great variety Duchess, Westchester and
Rockland counties s. IRELAND, 20l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

TOR SALE-WITtlIN THIRTY MILES OF NEW
II York. on New Jersey Railroad, one milo from depot
near village Buildings new and fnc with "a acres Of choice
Land. ~ l iAH 'p+ 8. 8. MANGAM Co,
BY Nassau street, l8k. u
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

LNOR sALE-vERY Low AND EASY TERMS ORR
entail Hall and Ground Madison, N. j.; three ctories
II cent price asked little required; situ
o. II. PIERsON, No. 5 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

UNOR SALE-NEW BRIGHTON, THREE DESIRABLE
Resdences ten rooms, water, gas heater high, healthy
location view bay and city; $1,000, terms
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

CTATEN ISLAND FARM, 10 ACRES, IMPROVED RICH
y land, good buldngs plenty fruit three minues' from
pot and one hour from New York, $55o0 terms easy. ,
.a.N DARRIN, 10 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

U'OR aALE-3x ACRES OF GROUND, OR MORE If
Il desired, with attractive aud comnodous Cottage,
Stable, 30. occupying andins position on seaneck
RIDGE between Engle wood and ktigehed having unn
teupted view OF the aboyo paces convepient To epos
midland and Leona Desirable FOR
only nine iies from the city. Would trade for small house
Terms easy. Apply 70 HENRY A. HOYT, A Broadway,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-03
REMOVAL
ELISHA II. WITHERELL
worcester, May !, 1871. DIM myl
SEMI CELEBRATION
AT LEICESTER.

The citizens of Leicester will celebrate the ensuing
Fourth of July, in COmmemOration of the l50h Ami
yersary of the Organization of the Town. by Address
from Hon. EMORY WAsHBURN, and other appropriate
exercises.
Dinner will be provided at as low price be
afforded, not exceeding ST. n plate
The present citizens of Leicester, together with Spen-
Ger, Paxton and Auburn, part OF which territory
originally included in Leicester, and all the and
daughters of Leicester scattered abroad,
daily invited to unite with this occasion, without
All persons intending to be present, respectfully
invited to communicate with either of the subscribers
before the twentieth day of June giving inorma
ton OF the number of Dinner tickets wanted and pro
vision will be made for all who thus apply.
By order of the Committee of Arrangements
JOS. A, DENNY,
L. ID. THURSTON, Sub Committee.
CHARLES A. DENNY
Leicester, May 81, 1871. dtjy4
A S SEES SORS' MOTTO i!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-03
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
"a REAL ESTATE in Leominster, Mass.-Win be
sold TUESDAY, June 6th at O'Clock p. NJ. on the
premises to the highest bidder without reserve, the
beautiful estate West st., formerly owned by General
Augustus Morse Splendid place to take bOarders from
the city or for gentlemans residence. On high ground.
free from dust and smoke; pure air and pure water;
under the ornamental shade trees or in the sunshine If
you prefer. fine section of farming country, thickly
settled; good roads, beautiful scenery river and noun
tain, hill and valley, meadow and woodland. y of
mile from railroad station, telegraph, post office, library,
churches, and schools Two railroad trains to Boston.
Fifty to seventy five houses being built in this place
the present season. House is in good repair piazza In
front and rear connected with L. shed and barn House
has II rooms and bathing room, with large attics
mened cellar; milk roOmi Is good sized closets never
failing well OF pure water and cisern for rain water
copper pumps with each; also well and pump at the
barn Two acres, less, of excellent land for
garden with abundance fruit apples pears, peaches,
plums, grapes, ounces, and smaller fruits.
Also, same day. at O'Clock P. NJ, Household Furn-
ture, dry wood bills cider agricultural tools, etc.. etc.
Terms easy, and made known at time of sale. For fur
ther particulars address f. p. SHUMWAY, LeominsteT,
or HAMILTON BROWN, AUctiOneer.
my3l dmy3l, e3&wlt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-20
E L G A B L E /.

De nuestro apreciable colega el t.
dende de San Thomas, traducimos el
siguiente suelto cue hallamos en- su
nhmero del IA:
De las islas de Barloyento sabemos
que ell cable ha sido colocado entire
Demerara y Trinidad con buen exito.
Ei 80 del pr6ximo pasado octubre Sc
recibi6 un mensaje del Daoia en- que
Sc decfa estar entonces 4 la altara de
Trinidad empalmando con el cable de
costa y preparandose 4 desembaroar
el extreme. FL 3 y el 4 del corriente
Sc han trasmitido telegramas por el
cable. Parece. que el extreme Sc ha
desembarcado en- Trinidad en- IN pun
to que esta 50 go millas distanfe de
Port Of Spain; mas parece tanlbien
que no Sc ha conclude aill la linea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-20

rante los meses de Setiembre y Octubre;
10000 hombres sucumbieron en- las Ger
canias de Sc san. Los ejercitos del Loire
gu daron % 900 hombres: el mandado
por Bourbaki 7 600; el del general Fadier-
De 3 500 y ell de Garibaldi 900.
Los sltios de Strasbourg Be!fort. Phals-
bourg y otros han costado 2 Og6 hombres
y el de Paris 1900
La Prussia por gu parte cuenta tambien
pefdidas enormes iTal es ell inventario
de las guerras! iEste es .el precio que
cuestan los lauros que citen los guerreros
victories y los emperadores quienes sc
leyantan ARGOS de triunfo!
La visto la luz pdblca un libro muy
nteresante escrito por Ell general Ducrot.
Los pfelmlnares de la capitulacion de
Sedan y Ia ertrevsta de los generates
Wimpfen Moltke, con ados por un hom-
bre tan c}mpetente, serdn le dos con in
teres por los contemporaries, servlran
de huenos materlales para los historiado-
res.
Iermlnemos nuestra carta con algunas
notlclas sueltas relativas al extraniero.
La Russia Sc prepara todo evento. Po-
dr4 poner EN- pie de guerra q la primera
6rden del Gar 100, 900 soldados'
Ha distribuldo ell pals en- cfrculos de 7
n 5000 habltantes en- disposition de to-
mar las armas senalando de antemano ell
sitio de reunion.
Un oiiclal ruso, Mr. Gorlord, ha nven
tado ma ametraltadora que deia atrss s
todas las conocidas.
Parece que ell Chassepot es el fusil def
njtivamente adoprado
Cuatro l1neas paralelas de ferro carriles.
mas pollticas que comerciaIes, atraviesan
ell pals en- un sentido, otras cuatro verti
Gales Ell otro que liega hasta las fronteras
del Austria y Alemania.
Despues de todo 10 qae Sc ha dicho de
las entrevistas de Gastein Salzbourg.
parece que M. Beast Sc hala contento
porque el Austria ha queda1o con las
manos libres.
En las dietas del imperio ell elernento
a.eman esta vencido por elemento slavo.
Los alemanes tascan el freno 4 pesar suyo.
Los ltaIanos, por su parte, hallan obs
t culos para apoderarse de algunos de los
conventos de Roma Los monies del "a
mado del Monte Lfbano que le entretenian
a su costa, han hallado un medic muy
espedlto de libf rse de la codicia del fsco
italiano Con aprobaoion del Papa han
puasto en- la pnerta del convento esta
inscription ''Propiedad otomana" " Ella
ha bastado para que los agentes de Vic
tor Manuel |" respeten. iQlien iiria que
la unidad ital ana Ia sociedad Alferi ten
dram qle detenerse ante la Snbl me puer.
ia cuando con tanto desden m iran al Va
cano!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-20

"a
aerea por Ia que so|ha de estableeer
la comunicacion con aquella ciudad.
Esto explica 81 silencio de los peri6-
.dicos de Trinidad sobre este asunto.
Hasta q Z del actual nc parece que
ALI Sc haya sabido que Sc hubiese
efectuados Ia iainersonfdeICablc. ]
No podemos mepos de expresar
nuestra sincera algeria al saber que Sc
ha terminado aquel extreme del cable
y esperamos que los rotos eslabones
de esta caaena, pronto han de ser repa
radios La Inca esta va completa des-
de St. Kits 4 Antigua, Guadalupe,
Dominica, Martinica, y Santa Lucia.
Desde Santa Lucia va un ramal las
Barbados, continuando Ia Inca prin-
cipal 4 San Vicente, Granada, Trini-
dad y Demerara Todas estas co!onias
gozan va Ia ventaja de estar en- comu-
nicacion tc!egraica entire ST. La Inca
entte esta isla (San Th6mas) y ST.
Kits ha quedado ayeriada con el tenn
poral del 21 de agosto y estamos in
comunicados grafcamenteen aque-
LA direction. Por la otra banda no CO.
municamos mas que con la vccina
Puerto-Rico A partir de ALI hay otra
interruption que nos aisla de Jamai-
ca, de Cuba, del Norte America y de
Europa
El Dacia sali6 de aquf la noche del
II a recoger el cable pcrdido entire
Puerto-Rico y Jamaica y esperamos
nos pondra pronto en- rapida comuni-
cacion con ell resto del mundo.
Ademas de 10 que dejamos trascri-
to del Tidcnt7c, en- DIndopendance d
Hoity del 19 de setiembre hallamos
10 siguentc sobre el mismo asunto;
Segun avisos que hemos reclbido
creemos poder anunciar que Ia colo
cacion del cable submarine que ha de
enlazar 4 Jacmel tendra efectp Ell el
pr6ximo mes de octubre.
Embellishments despues que este
tenga lugar sc estableceran los hilos
telegrdfcos que han de poner Ell CO.
munlcacion q Jacmel con Port au-
Prince.
Las autoridades de Jacmel 4 Port
au-Prince actiyan la rcparacion del
camino llamado des Commissaires des-
pues de haber reconocido ell trayecto
mas corto que debe recorrer esta Inca.
Este trayecto no sera solo de utiIidad
para la Inca sino tambien para los
viajeros que tengan que andar Ia dis
tancia entire las dos ciudades, la cuaI
Quedara mas reducida
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-20

NOTICIAS EXTRANJERAS.

ETperi6lico frances Le soiir, 6rgano Off
cieso del gobierno frances, ha pabicado
una nota en- que Sc dice que el Consejo de
Ministries, que desde Ia suspension de las
sesiones venia reuniehlose cada tres dias,
Sc reunia ahofa diariamente, y que este
era debido las notlcias que recib,a el
goblefna sobre maqunaciones del partido
honapartlsta $50
La France Sc resiste & Greer que cuan-
do tantas cosas de iamensa inportancia
ii ne que hacer el gobierno, solo Sc ren-
niera el Consejo de Ministries cada tres
dias Y qae ahora. porque el general Dooai
hsys lseao IN yiaje 4 Iaglsterra y 80 ha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-20
BALADRONADAS.

Correspondence al 19 de setiembre
hemos recibido un ndmero de lin
dependence dHaiH en- que sc refereel
hecho ocurrido ALI entire una lancha
de nuestro vapor de guerra chuyruca
y una goleta inglesa en- los siguientes
terminus:
"Efpdblico Sc ocupa en- este mo-
mento de la di6cultad que ACADIA de
sulgir entire nuestro gobiernoy Ell con-
sui de Espaf1a a prop6sito del acto in
califcable que ha tenido lugar 4 la al
tura delfaro de Lamentin en- la no.
che del 81 de agosto pasado. La 60
leta inglesa BeckauiH salio de nuestra
bahia la noche del 81 con destino &
Nassau q donde conducia la tripula-
cion Gel. comandante Gomez Y AZ
hombres) para traeraquf fel Mont Orya-
aise. Hallandose, pues la goleta fren-
te al faro Lamentin, como q las once
de Ia noche, le fue disparado I'm cano-
nazo con bala por una lancha de vapor
espa1ola perteneciente al Chuyyuca
anclado actualmente en- nuestro puer-
to. Los hombres que iban en- esta Ian
cha abordaron la Beckuitt, entraron q
bordo, visitaron sus papeles y conclu-
yeronspor hacer retroceder la goleta
que habia sido regularmente despa-
ehada por Ia aduana de este puerto,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-20
NOTICIAS De LA PENINSULA,

De Ia "Gaceta" tomaros 10 siguiente:
s. NJ. ell rev sai0 de L6rda q las ocho
de- IL o'alana de aver 26, y lego Zara-
go2a las cuatro y cuarto de la tarde. En-
todaa I3& eFta :Iones de trAus:t0 los pue
bios qae acu:iieron ELL masa lie saludaron
culufosan>a'.te En- Ia capital de Aragon
ell G ttusiasno ha sido extraondinario: la
concurrenca en- Jas GALES diicultaba Ia
marcba de ). n. cue verific6 su entrada a
CA Nalo. II rey, EN- medic de las aciama
c'ones, Sc dirigi6 Nuestra >e' ora del
Pillar y luego al palacio de la Capitanfa
general, desde donie presenci6 ell desfls;
de las tropas de la guarnicon. Acto con
ttnuo S. NJ. rodeado de las autor dades
recibi6 q la audiencia y varias corpora
clones. A las nueve de la noche debia te
ner lugar una gran serenata por las m1
scas mllttares y por otras muchas de ID
ciudad.
Los obispos de la provincial ecles IS
tica dc Sovilla han dirigido uua expos
3ion colectiva al gobierno, contra las re
cientes DISPOSE tones adoptadas para que
en- los cementerlos cat0lcUs Sc entie.re 4
los que no mueran dentro de Ia communion
cat6lica; ell obispo de Cadz ha dirigido
os parrocos de sus d,6cesis las siguien-
tes nstrucciones:
Obispado de- Cadiz -Remitimos 4 V
la adjunta exposition que los prelados de
la provincial de Seviila dlrigimos al gober
20 contra la ley de cementerios en- que Sc
pfeviene la formation de una cerca Sc
paracion dentro de los muros del terreno
bendito para derositar en 81 los restos de-
los judios, moros, ap6statas. hereies, an
tropoiagos, etc., mlent.as las C6rtes no
decfet IN la ley de seculari7acion de los
msmos Santos Lugaress
Mandamos a V. cue lea en- Ell ofertorio
lie la Misa mayor en- el primer lila festive,
que repita su lectura en- Ia noche del
msmo dia, la expresada representation
para inteiigencia de esos nuestros amadcs
hijos, poniendo en- ambas ocasiones en- CO.
nocmiento de toJos la presente circular
con las advefteAclas que continuation
bacemos confofmes con las que va han
publcado algunos de nues' ros senores he
lnanos en- erepiscopado, y que sefan segui-
-das de las de todos los demas
No pudiendo Ell mane1a alguna aceptar
como ley obligatoria la tontenila en- ell
decreto q que haee referencia ia citada
exposition por ser enteramente contraria
las leyes can6nicas que hemos prometi-
do observar ca Z slla de nuestra coasagra
cion con ola fidellda9; mandamos:
10 Que sisel cementerio de esa pobla
cion pertenece a la flbrica de la lglesa.
no pra tiqpe V. aeto algano de aquiescen-
ciaentresapdo Ia Have delmsmo nj ha-
ciendo en- 10 txteror cosa alguLa que 81 ]
nifque conformidad con el cllado decreto,
cuando Sc trate de introducn EN-. ell cel
menterio el cadayer de algun ssectario 8
cristianoa impeEiteDte
2sSi elcampo santo pertenece al Ayun-
taniento haFa usted valer ante la autori
dad local los zdarechos sacratlsimos de Ia
Iglesis (at5lica, que son 4 y ve1 los Dc
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-10-12

FAITH. AT a Sunday. school celebration
in one of our churches week or two ago, the
minister made speech to the children,
in which he endeavored to teach them The ma
ture of faith. SO he told them the following
story, by way of illustration:
. In The deepening twilight OF a summer
evening, pastor called at the residence of
one OF his parishioners, and found seated in
the doorway little boy. with hands extend
ed upward, holding line. What are YOU
doing here, my little friend?' FLYING nv
kite, SIR was the prompt reply Flying your
kite = exclaimed the pastor. Il sec no kite
you can see none.' Il cannot see il. but I
know it is there, for feel it pull z The chill
dren were deeply interested, and the clergy
man continued Now in a few DAYS after this
the mother of The little boy was about to die.
and she said to him !: My son, when [ am an
angel, will come, If can, and be with you
and shield you from harm, and watch and see
that you grow up to be good man. Will
you try and think sometimes that ain by
your side.' And the little boy said he would.
Now dear children said the minister. when
that blessed angel came back from heaven
and hovered over her child, and placed her
hands upon his head, among the fair and
golden hair, how did he know she was there
he could not see her@ why, he felt her
pull of course = roared the class in unison,
and with the promptness of absolute certain.
tY.o