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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14
EScuela della Purlsiml Uoncepclon

Ell Director de este establecimento tiene la honra
de ofrecerle los Srs. padres de familia; ell 81 Sc
ense1an todas las asignatura que comprende La
instruction primaria elemental y algunos ramos de
la Sec9ndaria, tales como Dibujo, Geografia, His
toria g..
Para poner Ia instruction al alcance de todas las
fortunas, ha rebajado ''cuatro escudos", ell esti-
pendlo por las asignaturas elementaes siendo con-
venclOnal ell de los ramos secundarios
En- la misma escuela SO ha alberto una clase de
parvulos, cargo de la profesora Da Obdulia Con
zalez de Cortes.
NOTA.-Para el mayor adeanto de los ninos Y
satisfaction de los Srs. Padres de famia Sc daran
examenes extraordinarios ell primer de cada tri-
nestre.
Puerto Rico JUNO Is de 1871
Francisco COrt6A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14
SEMB ,ANZAS
CONTEMPORARIES,
POR E. CASTELAR,.

Esta obra Sc publica en- la Habana por
toinos en So menor, que es ell tamailo mas
c5modo para lleyarse en- ell bulsillo, re-
partlerdoso uno mensualmente. Consta
cada 'omo de 60 so pdginas de inme-
jorable impression, tipos nuevos 5 exec
ente papel. Con:endIa cada vol6men
una dos se0sbla'ssas, segun 10 permil4sla
extension de cada biografia, aconpaiia-
do de un solo retrato magnf6caments
grabado en- acero por uno de los prime
ros artistas de Nuova- York. Estkn va de
venta los tomos l % y 4 y Sc rccibir6n
los subsiguientes por cada -vapor de la
Habana.
Confando que e, buen sentido p1blico
sabra apreciar obia tan noble como lu-
josa, nos arresgamos buscar en- su ba.
ra el buen 6xito de ella.
Por esa razon Sc ofrece cada tomo los
siguientes precios:
so Cts.-- Us cts.-
En- Puerto Rico. In ell interior.
Punto de venta en- Puerto-Rico.
Agencla de Negocios de ID Juan J.
Marien, calle de San Jose, ndmero 9y
casa de sus corresponsales en- los pueblos
del interior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14
Aviso al p1blico.

La rfa de la casa mum. IA de la calle de San Jose
d. esta Capital cuyo sorteo debia tener lugar e da
dltilno del presente mes de Julio segun anuncios
publeados en- los peri6dicos de la Isla Sc proroga
nuevamente para igual feeha del pr6ximo mes de
Setiembre, bajo las condolences insertas en- los
teriOres anuncios de referencia.
Puerto Rico de ,JuliO 1871 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14

Si de esta vez Ia denencia
no me vuelve un tarambana;
81 qusdo con razon sana,
sera un milagro dc Dios;
entire tanto adios, adios
te digo, bella Nanana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14
GACETILLA.

Loterfa de La Habana.--Pr Prlmeros
premios del sorteo del dia 80 de JUNO
de 1871.
Na<m. Prensios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14
HUMACAQ julio s de 1871.

De In hacienda de D. Ramon POu, SO ha desapa-
recdO cabalo cuyas senas las siguientes: ala
zano amarillo mdiO, con un luceritO blanco en- Ia
frente un lunar negro Ia nalga deIecha; paso ta-
coneado cuerpo regular; peos blanc4 las nalgas,
melena crespa. So suplica al que y halle 10 pre-
gente & Su dueIO en- su casa de cOmerci0 de dichO
pueblo On donde seCa gratifcado. Q 5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14
Sc VENDE.

La mitad de una casa terrera de piedra azotea
On esta Ciudad, calle de San Sebastian MINI 65 FL
que La interese puede dirgirse a u: Jose B. Iizol,
Vicios 3 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14

Iriarte III de Caracena y c. gran
sobre agal.id, Sovilla = Cadiz q corto
piazo Y por cantidmlss de S so en-
adelanaAe. Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14

Filfpica--Nos la dirfge de padre y
rnuy selor mio El Progreso porque inser
tamos unos sueltos sobre la muerte de d.
Jose G Izquierdo ocurrida en- Paris hace
dos meses ynsedio. Que el cargo es gratdi-
to naligno como todos los del colega
cuyo objeto principal despues de gu triun-
70 EN- las urnas, ca que el BoLErIN que ha
quedado en- pie para decirle al pals Ia
verdad, Sc haga odioso al p1hlico y por
ende muera de consuncion; que es infua
dado el reprocAe lloricon que nos hace,
10 dice simplemente Ia fecha del desgra-
ciado acontecimiento en- que pereci6 L.
quierdo. Desde el % de mayo, por pocos
amigos que haya tenido ell finado ne es
possible que haya dejado de haber quien
haya participate la desgracia q su fami-
liza, maxine cuando segun vemos en- El
PyogreSo, es esta conocida y numerosa.
Esta familia que respetamos sin conocer
la, y cuyo dolor sentimos, ne puede ia
charnos de parciales NADIA pusimos de
nuestra cosecha, y buena prueba de clio
es que insertamos 10 que Sc decia en- pro
y en- contra de las ideas polfticas del j6-
ven. De to los modos, sea gu familia con-
servadora 8 radical, cue en- asuntos pri-
vados jamas nos guiamos por el criterio pc
lftico, como espa1ola debe de estar orgu-
llosa de- valiente grito que lanz6 el j6ven
patricia al decirle Ell la faz del enemigo:
I'm espa5aol no Sc yi,sde. Nosotros tendrfa-
mos honra que un leudo nuestro hu-
biera sucumbido Ian :ando este reto digne
de un descendiente de los heroes de Ia
ragoza.
Question de NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
con la altivez de quien tiene muy prOba-
da su honradez la insinuacion que hace El
FsOgreso sobre 81 tendremos interes en-
desacreditar unos sombreros para que Sc
vendan otros. Quede ESQ para periodlstas
mercenarios { indignos. Los del BoLETlN,
I'tienen derecho, va que otra cosa no Sc les
conceda, 4 ser tenidos por hombres probos
| y honrados.
Sobre este punto advertimos al celega
que somos extremadamente susceptibles.
Nuestra I6gica.-NO megamOs a ssEl
i Progreso" que haya electores radicales
contrihuyentes. Esto seria un absurdo. Lo
que queremos hacer constar hasta donde
sea possible, es que por cada una capacidad
conservadora hay dos 8 tres de las que
defende cierto eco y cierto abogado very
soeK knoscil aa fssa IS
i Ocurrencin. ISL
Ech6la de gracioso un majadero
7 Sc puso hscer burla de un pulpero; h
| Mas este al ver Ia cosa por tai prisma,
| lie di6 un porrazo y le rompi6 Ia crisrna
| Esto enseia, lector, que hays gente sana
Que esta por Ia Justicia Catalina
Ingratitud.--LO es Sin dluda La de los
radicales con ell Sr. d. Julio Vizcarrondt
| 4 quien 4 pesar de sus notables trabajol
contra el general Sanz J su compungidt
q programa, no han dado un yoto siquier.
sus 'admiradores para Diputado 4 C6rte
que era Ia sola recompensa que les tent
pedida. Ingratos!
IN polio mos sncarga pensr esta des
lpedida.
|. - ,.s.. A ELLA.
oi Opreso por Ii violencia
de una passion Ia mas terca
padezco porque Sc acerca
: do nj idolo i aHsepcia,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14
ALNACbN DE HIBRRO
Y TALLER DE HERRERA Y CARRETERfA,
DE- D. ALVARO VAZQUEz.
En- la Marina j.lntO al almacen
DE D ENRIQUE DELGADO.

En- este establecmento Sc ACADIA de recibir di-
rectamente, buen surtido de hero de todas
ches, cabilla redonda cuatlrada desde & pnlga-
das, plancha chapa para chmeneas Y calderas de
vapOr, cavilla de cobre perneria clavo de herro
dacabos para las mismas. Los STs. kecendados en-
contraran este establishments earretas para sls
haciendas, de una construction sumaMente s6lida
tambien ell hero que puedan I lscesitar, todo q
precios sulnamente m0dicOs.
PuertO-RicO .Junio de 1871. IL Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14

oh Opreso por Ia violencia
de una passion Ia mas terca
padezco porque Sc acerca
Do mi id0lo + aHsencia,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-14
ADUANA DE la CAPITAL.
! ANO ECONONIICO DE 1s7o-sl.

EsTADo demostrativo de los valores obte.
nidos por dicha ofcina en- el referidt
a9p, comparable con el de 1869-7O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-04

The Executive Committee Of the Anti.
Income Tax Association Of New York have
resolved that all cities anu towns through.
ont the country be invited to join the move.
ment, aud that measures he taken to organ
izp similar associations.
The Illinois papers say that never, per-
haps, In the history Of the State were the
prospects Of wheat crop SO splendid at
this season of the yesr as they now are
throughout Central Illinois.
Burglars entered the building of James
W. Bell, New York, last Saturday night,
and carried off $1,000 worth of goods,
without alarming the watchman and dog
down stairs.
The United States steamer Tennessee re-
turned to port at New York on Saturday
from the San Domingo expedition. AL
well.
The new Eutaw-Street Baptist Church, in
Baltimore. was dedicated on Sunday. Rev
DR.. Fuller is the pastor.
Mr.. &. II. Morrow, of Savannah. has III
vented velocipede which moves by cleo
tricity.
Ex-senator Howard, in Michigan, died
/ last Saturday.
Grtswold's Opera House, Troy, n. Y.
was destroyed by fire Saturday.
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COURT ORDERS.

tnorlz "a TO adjourn the inquiries terei 6,rscsoI
from time TO lime and from nlscs ~ s
}sE mnmeye 20 ihs condition that when such ad
In the original notice, actual notfcs Of inch ad.
1ournneat ahall be given to the parties intarested
In tSe SUBJECT then and there to be inquired f,ta
cree that the deed Of the 2sd Of April 1867 Wheps.
bythe honse aud lot in the town OF Columbus and
State OF Ono is conveyed by the testator to James
OF the devise OF the said house and lit contained
IN The first clause or the WILL being disposition
Of the same specific property.
10Th OF March, 1871, the court doth adjudge order
ana decree that THOMAS j. Evans, one ofthe COM
missioners Of this court In addition to the tnqui-
is!l do inquire aud report whether the said ssm'i
Miller ut the time Of hfs death bad any and If any
w Mc ny. amount OF The following stocks and bonds
COMPANY; Of the city Of Lynchburg; Orange
an ano "a alexandria Railroad Company, rsdeemable
the St.ty OF January 1875; SIX per cent bonds OF
s2uther3 and Northarn Indiana Railroad Gonna
NJ 1917 nR per cent. Interest and redeemable Ist
saiS tssS ana what amount he had, If any OF the
the ds'e OF hia Will giving the number. dates and
ssorn,s Of sad ponds stocks and when Te
Of NJ the time o b's a and the market value there
And md that ne further inquire and report whether
or h nos any, and If any What, gifts were made by
thn said win together with an the facts he can as
certain tending to throw light on the cuas.ion
whether or not said gifts were Intend by the tes.
tator TO be II satisfaction OF the legacy given by
she htteenh clause Of said viii to The Asylum in
whole or In part. 49,. ~
And the court dnth further order that whenever
TUG sald coDm ssioner Is ready 70 report upon the
fes herein ordered. he shall forthwith m axe
Iators tnereof to the court, with any inter- gpe-
slaiiy stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
Thich may be required by either party TO be 80
d Without Waiting TO report upon the matters
and nquirl9s ordered nv the decree OF the 4th day
~ Marcl, Bfl. And the court doth further order
snat notice OF the time and place of making said
inquiries email be given and adjourned in the mode
ana manner directed By the decree OF The 4tL dsy
or march, 1871 In respect to tie INQUIRIES therein
oroered, and that in addition to the parties re-
qnreo ny mat decree to be served with actual mo-
ice, sleh notice shall deserved on The Lynch. |
bug Female Orphan Asylum. -'o
The pa! ties Interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on TUESDAY, The I'd dav of Nav. 1871. |
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ as the time, aud the law Office
81 SLAUGHTER CRAIGHILL, In the city Of
l'Ynehhurg. 10 the place, to take the proofs an
ACCOUNTS and make the inquiries directed Sy the |
'aid decrees. Aud the taking or said proofs and |
&c counts and ths m aklng or said inquiries will be
aa)ourned to TUESDAY, the eth day or May. 1871,
at 10 O'clock A. NJ, st the Office OF THOMAS j. |
VANS Commissioner In Chancery, IN the city or |
: Sichnond, on lltn street. hetween Main and |
oHnR st!eets. .r- THO5. J. EVANS,
."hsa.Ia"&W Commissioner In Chancory,
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sTELEGRAPHIC NEWS, !,
new York Stock and MONEY marH. a,

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW York, Apri, s.-state, securities dull
Iennessee's and virginis's remain atrong; South
Carolina ss active and little better. Tenncs-
gee es' ee; new, esq Virginia o's 7se7eg: new, rs
Louisiana e'a, 60. Levee e's. r.; ss, 81, Ala
oama s's' laa; So es. Georgia es, sla; re-, pc,.
orth Carolina es, 46i new, gag, e
Money active at sal per cent. There Id An ex.
citement In financial c!rcea to-day because or In
dtcations OF a combination of the "balls.~
Many OF the PRINCIPAL stocks we're bullsd at the
hoard. Sterling arm at los,a0loes. Gold llo,@
ilea. Governments declined s:''srs, lldi; ,o2 q,
li2a; 'srs ilS; 'es's, llsa; new, ils; s7s, I'LL
'6s's, l1Ih: 10 IO's, 1851. = ~
The affairs of the Commonwealth Fire Insur-
ance Company, now In the hands or a receiver.
look no hettsr. .....--.-.-- -. 49,
The Governor of Alabama pays the Januarr
interest defaulled for by the Alabama and Chatla-
nooga Railroad Company on bonds issued 70 said
company and endorsed by, the State Of Alabama,
The Selma and Gulf Railroad Com pnny are nav.
ing the April coupons on their endorsed first
mortgage bonds, and also on their tccond mort
pare bonds. = Z
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: Oonnccssesls Elections,

NEW HAVEN, April 8.-In this c,ty.
Jewel (Rep.), for Governor, gnins SD1 on
the vote Of last year. Twenty lone towns
In New Haven county show 4 gain of s3l
for Jewel over last year. He is probably
elected. John ,Kendrick Dem J, for Con.
gress from the Cd district, Is probably
elected by email majority. "'7at
HARTFORD. CT. Aprfl 3-Julius l.,
Strong (Rep.) is reelected to Congress from
the lat district.
WASHINGTON, April ga dispatch from
the chairman Of the State Democratic Com.
mittee Of Connecticut estimates that Eng.
,lfshi Democracy has been reelected Gov
crnor, and that two Democratic Congress.
men are elected, being a gain of one. The
legislature very close. There are several
Democratic gains.
SECOND DIsPATcH.1
HARTFORD, CT..- April 3.-Twenty-one
towns give Jewell (Republican, for Gov.
ernor,) 36I majority, This county went
Democratic last year.
"~-"--- THIRD DISPATCH. ~--~- 49,.
NEW YORK, April 3.-The TImes's spe.
clAi from New Haven saws enough returns
nave been received here to insure the cleo.
tlon OF Jewell beyond question, and also
the return Of Kellogg (Republican) TO Con.
gress from the second district. fThc Re.
publican gain in New Haven is 43G over
last year.
lFoURTH DIsPATcH.1 So
NORWICH, CT, April 3.-H. II. Stark.
weather (Rep.) is reelected to Congress
from the third district by 1900 majority
over John w. Steadman DEM. The vote
LOT Governor, as far as heard from, in New
hondon and Window counties is about the
same as last year, when JEWELS majority
in these counties was ], 995.
'''a.' ''5' q" [F1FTH DIsPAToH.1
NEW HAVEN, April 3.-The Palladium
figures majority Of IS for Kellogg (Rep.l
for Congress. '-'
NORWICH, April 3.-The vote here is
Jewell, 1901 English, 1912. Last year ii
stood: Jewell, 1,377 English, 1854. "
SIXTH DIsPATcH.1
w AsHINGToN, April Al o'clock A. M
The latest adyices from Connecticut show
the election Of Jewell (Rep.) Governors
gain for the Republicans, and the election
of three Republican members of Congress,
leaving the delegation as it stood last ses-
sion
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Earthouake I'm ean Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-TWO sharp
earthquakes occurred last night, with about
five seconds interval between the two. No
damage was done the property, and the
people who fled into the streets in their
fright soon returned to their houses.
The damaging drought still continues.
In the match game of billiards Rudolph
beat Dion, the game standing: Rudolph,
1900; Dion, 1,2SS.
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the correspondents OF the Boston Journal,
as in the next days Washington CORES.
rondence Of that paper. occurs the follow
ing significant advice: When you don't
know any better way to get out Of a scrape,
scrape out through a Window n t>>
THIS is correct relation Of the facts
which sensation journal Of your city late
teris.lc slime aud hideous malevolence.
ONE VINO Knows ALL THE FACTS.
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poRT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 3, lsn.i

ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, mer-
chsndise and passengers, John ". Wyatt.
Steamer George Is. Upton, Roberts, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
alIi Packet Company.
Steamer NoriolS. Plat. Philadelphia, msrchan-
disc snd passengers, ". p. Porter Il Co.
steamer hle Knight, Travis, Baltimore, mer-
chandise aud y ,sScngcrS Wm. L. Brett.
Schooner Albert Mason, = ose, New York, iron
10 the TIcdesar Company.
SAILED,
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travis, Baltimore, me-
chandlse and passengers, VIM. z. Porter 90.
Schooner Hellie Brown. higgins, Providence
via Osbolne's, coal. Carrie 4 Co.
Schooner Ruin Shaw, Shaw, Galveston, Texas,
merchandise. Curtis & Parker
Schooner Charles 2. Stickney Matthews, New
York. cosl, CGrtis 4 Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT. April s.-Arrlyed. steamer Viz
glnia. freeman. Baltimore. merchandise and pas
SenGers, York River Railroad Company, and sailed
Gu return.
By TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MuNKOH. April 3.-Sallcd, brig
Glimpse, Tor b. fillmore: barks Annie Troop, for
Bermuda, and Black Prince, for 81. Johns, y. b.,
and fleet OF coasters.
NEW losK, april S.--Arrived out, steamer
Batavia. Arrived, steamers Cleopatra, Lodonls,
and ) ,uih Caiollna.
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TeIeeraphtc Summary

The Government expenses for Marcel,
were S13,250,000.
The Senate Election Committee hold an.
other meeting Friday on the North Caro-
lima Senatorship, having failed to agree
yesterday,
The Virginia members of the Legislature,
on their way to Philadelphia. were on the
floor Of the House, in Washington, yester-
day, and left ii noon for Philadelphia in
good health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-04
TME FRENCH REyOXUTToN.

The Fighting Commemorative Tnsurgent Nm.
tionaIs Routed by the Government Troops-
The Troops Shoot the Prisoners an Rebels
Fort Mt. vnlerinn Opens its Guns on the
Insurgents-They Fly Into the City and
Close the Gates Great Preparations for the
Defence of paris-The Ramparts Manned
More Troops Coming from Versailles for the
x-~
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The Ohio Town Elections.

CINCINNATI, April 3.-The returns from
the municipal elections in this State are
indefinite, and show so far about equal
gains and losses,
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COM Nj EnCiAL.
C0RS AND YLOUR FXCIiANGE,}
RICHMOND, VA, April 8, 1871. {

clCliMO3D, VA, ApIH j, 1911.
OFFERINGS.
Vhcr:.-- Whit. Pill tns tcla. P,h, 5s7 ,nct.ls.
tora.--H bite, $40 on. hcis. yellow, 100 bushels
Mixed, s9s bushels
OATS ,2S2 bushels.
Rye IL buahrls.
5tl.Ia.
blsllcia good ~ $.Sv Rs bushels ct sltO loo ssh.
els at Sl.s73 l5u hl5lles 1t Mia ID bushels con-
UheHt.-he,i .oS trs'e $ fair at ~. 10 {; bushels
comm, IL 4, Sl.!5 = 1u:h=ls good at 81 III: 9!
bushels god IT sl.o5: L. bushels lair aE al Is :
bu hcis ~ Sl.s0- total, Isl bushels.
Corn ~ h te, 10. bushels good 1t 9Oc.
corn -fc.lo@. IS ca hels Urine al CSC. 20 BUSH
els fstr at Sgc.-total, 100 b-shcis.
rsTn.--MlXcd ~ bushels fsir Oh private terms
!0s bushels lar III sic; la bushels fair sac. loo
OatS.-G70 bushels good ii s75c.: 30 bus tels al
a5c. 80 bushels EoOd ut Sc, 3S bushels Ne"
B Brunswick At sc. total. 1913 Bushels.
Rye.-.J bushels gooi al size.
RE-EXuIBIrED.
WheGt.-White, los busliels.
OTtS.. eli hn:h Is.
CUrn.-L.slAcu 1903 bushels.
REMARKS.
The market to-day has been quite lively, and
ISLES were made rapidly. Wheat holds It's own,
Oats In bett n demand, without, however. any adj
vance n .rlces, and Ccrn more active, now that
Sellers have made lie concessions demanded by
buffers. Er,y little cone III Eye. Whe-t scenls
TO have reached It's Ina ximum, mller5 paying all,
we believe they cii aF I'D t. Pay III the present
condition 1 TIC WHEAT and 1,ur market here anu
eiSewhcc.
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--LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.


w
was introduced creating the Western judi
cial District of North Carolina.
A bill was passed giving the mint 1T
Dahlonega, Ga, to the Georgia Agricul-
tural College.
Mr.. Blair spoke on Mr.. Sherman's reso.
luton until adjournment. ..
Rouse.-The kuklliX debate was continu-
ed, and will be at the night and day sess-
ions, when the ten-minutes' rule will be
applied and the amendments will he con-
sidered in Committee of the Whole.
United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-Unted States
Supreme Court.-Miller's executors vs..
United States. Court held the contiscation
acts constitutional and valid and the pro-
ceedipgS under them against the property
of rebels to be regular.
Buffinton VS.. Day. Court held that the
General Government cannot tax the salaries
Of State judges. The judicial power Of the
State is exempt from Federal interference,
and in respect Of this power the States Al e
as sovereign and independent as is the Gene
raj Government.
The confiscation case decided came from
Michigan. The Court held that the con-
tiscatiOn act of 1852 was constitutional, and
the Court held that it was competent for
Congress to prescribe procedure against
the property of the person offending and
not against the person. Justice Davis dis
scented on technical ground, but concurred
in the view of the Court as to the constitu-
tionality of the act. Justices Field and
Clifford dissented entirely ="
Another Kuklux Bill. -
WASHINGTON, April ga bill has been
nrepared by q prominent northern Repub-
iicar,, and approved by many southern Re-
publican representatives., to be introduced
as O substitute for the kukluX bill now
before the House. It makes State officers
whose duty it is to protect citizens liable to
damages if they neglect or decline to do it !;
also criminally liable, as are all thoSe!Who
advise them to this course, and finally gives
United States marshals the right to call out
d posse comitatus, and gives the President
the right to enforce the writ with the army
and navy if the posse conattatus fails.
The Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-0tice Signal Bu-
reau-7:35 p. M.-Clear or elearing.up
weather now prevails from the Gull 10 the
upper lakes. ,..,o .ho. oort,o
winds with partially cloudy weather Will
on Tuesday be experienced from fennsyi.
yania west and south to the Mississippi
Valley, A falling barometer with threat
ening and rainy weather will prevail Ill
New York and in the eastern States.
The Santo Domingo Report Posf.
pOned.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The proclamation
of the Santo Domingo report has been post
noued. When sent in it will be accompa.
MED by brief message from the President
recommending the postponement of action
on It until the next session. sz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-04
REMARKS
Richmond Tobacco Market.

ATRIL J. .-Thcreta Nc rev feature TO note, the
muk.t continues dull and prizes rather unset
tlct Hrigh. wrappers IN coed demand, but the
week closed with slight decline In p:lces.