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CRAGGIE HOPE.
Seme thing about this Romantic
Country Retreat,

SeBlt thing about this Romantic
Country Retreat.
Ts the Editors OF the Union ard American.
TURNBULL HoUsE, CRAGGIK HoPE,
Sept. 10, 1871 This enterprising little
town on the crags has been, for the past
two weeks, the theatre of sport, revelry
aod enjoyment. The numerous hops at
the hotel, instituted by onr lsndlady,
Mrs Irvine, ably supported by the resi-
dents of cur little village and the bellies
of the surrounding country, have been
well attended by the besux of the neigh
borbood, as well as by quite large num-
Der from your city, among whom l have
noticed Judge Castleman, Messrs. Allo-
way, Cheatham, McWhiIter, McCreary,
Hndy, Gard1er, Wetmore, Caldwell,
Judge Robertson, of New Orleans, and
othets In addition TO the hops, we have
h ID fishing parties, rambling parties,
bathing parties, some little counting, and
may say it2-some little flirting, which
ycu know is so essential to woman's ex-
istence.
Our hotel is commodious, nice and
clean, our hostlers are obHging and &C
cpmmodatirg, arranging sumpiuous
lunches and sending them 90 the amateur
fishermen who try their skill in the noted
Turnbull stream, and by every other
maars in her power endeavoring to make
ls guests contented and happy. Our
hvst, Mr.. Irvine, a quiet, unobtrusive
gentleman, is not behind hand in his eXs
ertioDs to have every proper thing done
Tor tie accommodation ard comfort of
III IS who patronizs the Turnbull House.
Such chickens, veDison, quails, trout,
And the roast beef aus 4 lamb,
and the jells and the jam"
Aud sll the other e'ceeras perhaps may
be found elsewhere, but are nowhere rel
Ah,bed with q greater gusto than here.
I'VE regret thai i'm rative business has
Just called away from, US 10 the City of
R 'cks Mr. F. r c. m one of the most
. lpeit of fishermen, We miss his genial
C clmpany as we'll as his strings of h.
Oilers of the party intend to return to
their homes on this days evening train,
f,eling as though they had been 'boys
sgain;" fuli of spirits, life and fun,
promising to return at no distant day, to
renew the pc lsures and eDjoyments of
their ljourn in this village of the crags.
In my previous communication for
got to mention that we are situated dl-
rectly on the Northwestern Rairosd, have
two trsins daily, postoffice, and get tie
UNION AND AMERICAN st daylight, long
before many of your city readers are
served with your interesting and-permit
me to say Invaluable 'Tegister of the
times" Respectfully, MARE.
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when confusion is apparent and light 10
needed, instead of studiously hiding il
under bushel, would very much facili-
tate the ends of justice
THE SCHOOLS.
ShelbyVille Fem2le Institute, of which
DIR. G. T. WsTdlsw is the able Presidsnt,
began its fall session the first Monday IN
this month, with fifty-sight pupils-
Bedford Seminary, under the control
of Prof. G. W. Pe'Ome, will begia next
Wednesday. At this school both sexes
are educated, and no better INSTRUCTIONS
for both male and female can be found
anywhere.
Shelbyville is blessed with good schools
now; long may they hOurishl
Our town is being enliYened with the
presence of several lovely young ladies
from other lands; aud although we have
gocdly number possessing real attrsc-
tiOns, ''to the manor born, and others
who have built ''tsbernacles' and abide
here, yet we enjoy none the less these
sianEel visitors" from afsr, whose sweet
smiles are az refreshing TO our ever
thirsty hearts as the morning dews 70
''Herman's" brow.
There is no State in the Union can
boast OF more beautiful women than
Tennessee. When we think of leaving
for life the land of our birth, one Of the
bitterCst thoughts Is separation from her
charming women, and when we do 80,
then our fsvorite song shall be "The
girls l left behind me-
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.
In connection with this correspondence,
as a matter of special interest in this
county, we take the liberty of recon-
mendIng r. P. FriersoH, Esq, the Rep
reseutstiye elect from Bedford, for the
position of Speaker of the House
We have tried him, and as
presiding officer he scarcely has
superior. Thoroughly posted In Psrlia-
mentary law, he decides Vsxed points Of
order without hesita ion, and amidst the
disorder incident to an undiscipined
body, manages to preserve his patience,
be polite and popular. He Is quite q
Young man, we know, but the "crime OF
bsing young man" has not been deemad
ssatr0ciousn since the day when young
Pitt hurled defiance in the face OF old
Walpole, and made the silver haired
Lords of the English Parliament trembie
with his eIoquence. In conclusion, We
saw to the intelligent Representatives
throughout the State, vote for r. p.
Frierson, Esq, of the county OF Bedford,
for Speaker of the House. he Is emf
uently qualified for the position
ITKsnzER.
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THE UNION LEAGUE.
No Ku.KIux i'm Louisiana,

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Thomas w.
Conway, State Superintendent of Educa-
ton for Louisiana, has written the fol-
lowing letter to the Secretary of the
Council of the Union League of America:
"To Thomas S. Baker, Secretary of
the National Council of the Union League:
The sixty Councils of the Union
League of America now in Louisiana
may be discontinued. Gov. Yarmouth 3
administration has secured perfect peace
in every part of the State. The Ku-Klux
died under it, and see no need for the
league any longer as means OF peace
fully securing the rights of loyal men.
Signed,
THOMAS W. CONWAY,
Member National Council U. L. A.
National Executive Committee.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.-The Ma
tional Executive Committee of the Union
League of America met to-day at the
Continental Hotel, ex Gov. w. A. Newell
in the chair. Much discussion was had
over certain difficulties in Arkansas.
Adjourned to meet again in this city on
the first Tuesday in October.
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OHIO.
Our FedCr raj System OF Universal
SwindIinF.


CINCINNATI, Sept. 13.-From report
of the Internal Revenue suits and prose-
cutions in the Circuit and District Courts
of the United States for the Southern
District of Ohio, for accounts June Is,
1871, it appears there have beer eighty
seven indictments and one hundred and
twenty two other suits commences; thele
have been fifty one convictions; no ac>
quittals; thirty cases nolled or dismissed,
ten of which were by order of the In
ternal Revenue Commissioner. The
amount of judgments recovered in per-
son are, including fines, two hundred and
thirty one thousand eight hundred dollars.
The amount collected on the same is one
hundred and forty-five thousand five
hundred dollars; amount collected as
proceeds of forfeiture eleven thousand
eight hundred dollars.
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coSDENsED TELEGRAMs.

In the New York City injunction case
Yesterday, O'Gormzn argued for dismiss
inc the ct arges against all the CITY OFFICIALS
eTcent the Board of Supervisors.
An iron ship has been iaoncneo ~
PhiIadelt his 10 joia the U .. survey
SQUADRON in the South Atlantic froi.
Aaassiz sccoml s1i,s the expeditioa.
A rich New Yorker, lately dsceas q in
France. has left the bulk of his property
IN Bereh for the benefit of the beasts,
His heirs contest the win.
BERLIN, Sept 1s.-h is thought The
eeasus of Ber1n, now beng taken, will
show population Of niue hundred thou
sand.
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The American Mission Press, of China,
viii shortly publish revised edition OF
the Bible, in Chinese. The Committee OF
Protestant Missionaries at Peking, who
have for some time been engaged in pre-
pairing this new edition, have nearly CON-
pleted their labors, the result of which
has been the production of a work which
will unquestionsbly do more towards the
introduction of Christianity into the Flow
cry Kingdom, than any former undertak-
ing in the same direction.
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ROUMANIA.
medteval Rorrors Rev,ved,

Medieval Horrors Revived.
BUCHAREST, Sept. 1.-the people of this
city are excited by false report that the
Jews had sacrificed Christian child, and
made an attack on them at the market
place. The government promptly inter-
fered with strong force. The gen.
darms arrested the rioters and restored
order. No attempt has been made to
rcnew the disturbance.
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CUBA.


Havana, Sept. 13.-The local suthori-
ties in various parts of the island have
sent to Havana over 2, 900 Ch nese. The
term of apprenticeship of some OF these
had expired, while others are runaWaJA
The first named, according 10 previous
laws, must retire themselves or leave
Cuba. The last named viii be delivered
10 their masters
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The Roman Question.

FLORENCE, Sept. 13.-The Opinione
states that Count De Remusst, the French
Minister, declares that France accepts
accomplished facts in Italy. He only
wishes to see the spiritual independence
of the Pope secured. The renewal OF
cordial relations between France and Italy
is therefore possible.
PARIS, Sept 13.-La France reports
that the affair of the Convent of Trinity
at Rome has been settled, the French
protectorste having been acknowledged.
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WHEELING.
Bold Attempt at Midday Rob
berry.

WHEELING, w. VA, Sept. 13.-While
the Cashier of the Peoples Bank, of this
city, was at dinner to-day, two strangers
entered the bank, aud pointing revolVers
st the clerks head, demanded the money.
The clerk grasped a revolver and fired
twice at the robbers without effect. The
robbers fired twice and wounded the
clerk slightly in the head. They fled
without obtaining any booty. The police
are in close pursuit,
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The Hartford Times very pertinently
asks: 'If Gatiing guns and United
States troops are necessary to control
State officers and their friends in State
convention at New Orleans, what may
we not expect in 1872, when President
demands TO be re-elected2"
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la view of the terrible collision at
r we're recently, the Massachusetts, Board
Railroad Commissioners have issued
tirceiar requesting the several companies
cf the State to meet them in general
railroad conference on the 10Th.
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RETURNS from the local Office al Con.
cords, Kansas, chow disposal of rs, 016
acres Of public domain in that District
during the month of August OF this
aggregate about 7S, 600 acres were taken
up hy actual settlers under the Homestead
-
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FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.
Our Relations with China.
Anti.Jewish Riot in Roumania.
Germany to Suppress the Inter
nationals.
Sa wage Scenes in the French
Assembly.
CHINA.
The Celesti AIS Alarmed.

The Celesti ais Alarmed.
SAN FRANusoo, sept. 1S.-Great ankle
ty exists among all classes in China, to
know what acti on the United States will
take in their future dealings with China
The general feeling among American
citizens ard navy is against uniting with
other foreign government under any cir
cumsts noes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-14

CorroS, according TO our regular dis
patches, was active in New York yester-
day aud 'prices higher" although the
qu1tation for middling is given ct 202c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-14
THOMAS w. CONWAY,
Member National Council U. L. A
MISSOURI.
The End of Fast Railroads,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 13.-The St.
Louis and st. Joseph Railroad, running
from point on the Missouri river oppo.
site Lexington to st. Joseph, No., dis
tsnce of seventy-two miles, sold at public
auction here this afternoon for $I3S, 900.
The sale was made under order of the
United States District Court. Liabilities
of the road 81, 100000 first mortgage
bonds; one years unpaid interest, about
$40, 900; and floating debt of some
5000, 900. Besides this company owes
the North Missouri Railroad Company
about $40O, 900. David A. Armstrong,
of St. Louis, was the purchaser.
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The King of the Belgians has sent a
letter of thanks to the crew of the United
States war steamer Juniata, for saving
the lives Of the crew of boat capsized
10 the Scheldt.
King Amadeus has entirely recovered.
Charleston reports three deaths from
FIVE.
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The American institution of street rail-
ways has extended to the island of Java.
A line has just been opened TO the public
use in the city Of Batavia
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GERMANY.

The International and Schlesvvig.
HOIstein.
SALsEBURe, Sept 19.-t has been de-
oided by Bismarck, Count Won Buest and
other diplomatists who remained here
after the departure O. the Emperors
William and Francis Joseph, to suppress
the International Society and settle finally
the schleavig question.
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TIE Savannah Repu6 lican wants
Gen. Hancock nominated for President
and either Senator Thurman or Mr.. Hen
dricks for Vice President.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-14

The Bellefonte pa.) Republican
nomiaates Gen. Grant for President and
Mr. Andrew G. Curtin for Vice Presi-
dent.
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II is proposed to hold cotton exhibi-
tion in Manchester, England, next year.
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ITALY.
MINT Cania a. sncssss.

LONDON, Sept. ia dispatch from
Italy announces that the Mont Gents tun-
mel hss been successfully opened and that
trains are now passing through it without
dalau
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THERE was frost at Lewistowp, Me-,
on Sunday, the l0.h inst.
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TENNESSEE BoEDs closed in New York
last evening st 7st for both issues.
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The attendance at the races has been
very large for the past three days and the
sport fine. The mere fact that Long
fellow was to start in the two mile
race yesterday brought an unusual
large crowd to the course. The roll of
the running developed the fact that Nc
Gregor is himself again. Longfellow
with perfect ease, beat the celebrated
race horse Pilgrim in two straight heats
and in good time.
The Great Race Saturday.
The great 5 mile contest for Saturday
has closed with the following entries:
Lonfellow, Exchange, Pilgrim, Beular,
Nellie Gray, Morgan Scout, and Foster.
AS Enquirer gave away in his complain
ing leg while in training last week, Bu-
ford, substituted the handsome and fleet
footed Nellie Gray in his place.
Longfellow was never in more COM
plete order than at present, and it is
claimed by his friends that his running
on Saturday will mark smaller figures on
the time slate than ever placed on it be-
fore
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THE
CLOTHING TRADE.

We haze just opened a
larger Stock Of Ready-made
Goods, adapted to the early
Fall and Winter acear of the
Southeast, titan ever before,
a0hach a0e a0iU sell Ito mer-
chants ooly) at the ue,y
10 WEST EASTERN
PRICES, and a0e earnestly
dinvite buyers to call and er-
anime Oug' Stock.
Particular attention as cali
ed to oar Nea0 Styles Of Salts.
These Goods haze been con-
ceded By all a0hO hare eram-
ined them, superiority in
make, color and finish, and
a0lU satisfy any one that, at
the prices at s0htch a0e offer
them, they are the cheapest,
By tar, Of any IN this market.
A full line Of Beaver o.
Goats and Gam Clothing on
sale. Orders, carefully filled.
BOLIVAR H. COOKE & Co.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
B. Il. COOKE,
j. p. WHITE.
Wdreroonos No. 20 Public
Square.
sepI9 If
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GoLD Was dull in New York yesterday,
opening at 114s and closing at llss@
ia. -s--s--.. -. r-ss r-s
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LEXINGTON.
Third Day of Fall Meeting.

B Iy Williamson and Nellie Grey
winners
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 1S.-The races
to day were very well attended. The
time made was slow, on account of a
very heavy track.
The first race was mile heats, and was
run as follows:
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The sub committee find to-day that
several Governors have failed to furnish
the information requested by the chair
man of the full committee, and full re-
port of The matter above indicated will be
incomplete unless such information is
furnished the committee without further
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when confusion is apparent and light 10
needed, instead of studiously hiding il
under bushel would very much facili-
tate the ends of iustice.
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GACETILLAS. s.


Regreso.-NuestrO apreciabIe amigo
y co-redactor el Sr. Larroca ha re-
gresado el jueves de los banos de Goa
mo muy aliviado de sus dolencias.
Nos alegramos de 10 pronta que ha
sido su excursion y del buen result
tado que ha tenido.
Robo.-Ayer sabado q las IL del slia v
de- modo mas descarado bajo ell pre-
texto de jugar q los gragitos de aryog,
un hombre blanco acompanado de un
negro alto que hacfa como que trata-
ba de veuder un polio, robaron q una
Sonora sola que viye en- la caleta de
San Francisco no I, cinco pesos dos
reales en- orc. El blanco que es un
hombre como de treinta amos, baio dc
estatura, algo grueso, color blanct
colorado, bigote corto, afectado en- .,
= ~,
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6.625,0O0
3,668

Las aproximaciones los reintegroS
son compatibles con cualquier otro pre-
mio que pueda correspondent al bill tie;
entendiendose, con respecto las aproxi-
maciones senaladas para los n6meros an
terror y posterior de los tres premios ma
yores, que 81 salese premiado ell ndmero
l, su anterior es Ell ndmero $4,000, y 81
fuese este ei agraciado, ell billete n1mero
1. sera ell siguiente:
Para la aplicacion de las aproximacio-
ne de $500 pesetas, Sc sobreentlende
que, ST ell premio mayor corresponds por
eje,nplo al ndmero %, Ell segundo al 34OO
y Ell tercero al 13O75, Sc consIderan agra
ciados respectivamente los SO n1meros
restantes de las centenas del primero y
segundo, y los de la decena del tercero;
es decir, desde el al 100, del 1901 al
34OO del 1901 al 13080.
Tendran derecho al reintegro del pre-
clio del billete, segun queda dicho, todos
los n6meros cuya termination sea igual a
la del que obtenga Ell premio de l.5OO, 900
pesetas; de manera que 81 este cabe ell
suerte al n1mero 8O3 al 8O4 etc., Sc en-
tenderan reintegrados todos los que termi-
men en- en- ETC., 6 sea uno por cada
decena.
Al dia signiente de celebrarse ell Sorteo
Sc daran al pdblico listas de los ntmeros
que obtengan premio, 6nico documento
por el que Sc efectuaran los pagos, segun
- prevenido en- ell artlculo % de Ia ms
trucion VICENTE, debiendo reclamarse con
exhibicion de los billetes, conforme & 10
establecido en- ell 80. Los premios Sc papa-
ran en- las Administrators en- que Sc
vendan los billetes, con la puntualidad que
tiene acreditada la Renta.
Terminado ell Sorteo Sc veri6carA otro.
en- la forma prevenida por Real 6rden de
l9 de febrero de 1862, para ad1udicar los
premios concedidos las huerfanas de
de militares y patriotas muertos en- cam
pana y q las doncellas acogidas en- ell Hos
picio- y Colegio de la Paz de esta C6rte.
cuyo resultado Sc anunciara debidamente.
NuevO aparatO snbmarimO.-El dia q
Sc hizo en- Napoles la segunda prueba del
i aparato que su inventor llama topo mari.
no, para permanecer y circular baio el a.
qua. En- el aparato habia dos personas !
qued6 probada la posibilidad del movi.
miento de traslacion. Ell topo marino lle
va un dep6sito de aire comprimido qut
por medic de un grifo para al interior de
aparato, donde despues de respirado Sc /,
puritica de nuevo por medic de la potas,
caustisa; lie. 4 aaemas un man6metro pa
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EScribania pdb|ica De HuInacao.

Ell Sr. Juez Consular de este partido por auto del
dia de aver recaido escritO presentadO por ell Pro-
curador numeral D. Tomas Carrcra en- su caldad de
apoderad0 especial del comerciante del pueblo de
Yabucoa d. Juan Garriga, Sc ha servido declarar al
Garriga estado de quiebra, senaando con laicali
dad de pOr ahora y sin pcljuicio de tercero, como
epoca que SO retrotraen los efectos de la quebra
81 dia t"ece de Agosto pr0Xilno pasado: nOmbra
por Juez comisario al comerciante de este pueblo
D. Narciso Soler por depositaro al de Yabucoa D.
Manuel Nadal Sc prObibA toda persona el hacer
pago III entrega de efectos al quebrado Garriga y
solo al depositario Nadal, bajo la pena de no que-
dar descargados en- virtud de dichos pagos nj entire
ga de las obligaciones que tengan pendienteS
favor de la masa. As msmo SO previene d tOdas las
personals en- cuyo pOder existan pertenencias del
quebrado que hagan manifestation de ellasp por not
que cntregaran al JueZ comisaro pena de ser tent
dos pOr ocultadOres de bienes c0mplce Ell la quie
bra, por, ultlmo SO convoca todos los creedores
del quebrado para que por 81 por medic de apode-
RADIOS ell deblda forma asistan Il la primera Junta
general que celebrara este pueblo ante ell JueZ
cOmisariO las dos de la tarde del dia veinte del
entrante Octubre bajo apercibimiento todos los
que no cOncurran de que estaran y pasaran por
10 que acuerde la mayorla, parandoles entero per-
juiclO. Para que llegue nOticia de todOs pue-
dl alegarse ignOrancia tijalnos el presente HUI
macao Setiembre 26 de mil ochoclentos setenta y
unO.
Luz NJ. Gadea.-Francisco Ramos Quinones 2 3
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han surgido en- el Asia, entire roren, Nue.
va-China, cerrada al comercio del munds
| y de los Estados Unidos
Hace dos amos Sc perdi6, echado pi-
que por los habltantes de Corea, un bu
que americana Sometida la question al
gobierno, este prob6 que dicho buque ha-
bia ejercido tos de piraterfa; pero los
Estados- -Unidos no Sc contentaron con
estas razones, des lie el Japon prepara-
ron una expedition GOTTA Corea. Esta
compuesta de seis buques de guerra, sal6
en- pflmeros de JUNO SUI destino, desean-
do llegar por el rio la capital de este
ignoto reino. Pero al llegar un estrecho
paso las taterfas de los fuertes coreanos
abrieron contra los buques un fuego nu-
trido, aunque NAL dirigldo
Les americanos retrocediendo, traje
ron nuevas fuer as, y desembarcando, to-
maron todas las posesiones fortifcadas.
Los habitantes de Corea Sc replegaron
entonces al interior y los generates y al
mirantes de los Fstados- -Uhidos han pc
di.'o instrucciones a Washington y nue.
VdS luoiZ Eos, para odOel Si HdA uO FloSo
gur no su expedition. Un ejercito de
6O.0O0 hombres esta reunide para opener
Sc sus progresses; pero Ell rey de Corea
sc ba dirJido al Senado americana recla
maudo contra la ingerencia extranj era y
demosiraado las fechorfas del buque pira
ia que apresaron.
Los trabajos del sociallsmo, dice ell
GaulOis, empiezan alarmar Sacramento
a Europa. Los gobiernos de Francia,
Austria, Italia, Espanay hasta Inglaterra,
uatan de que Sc reunan en- Paris Lon
dres delegados de los distintos gabinetes
De Europa, que Sc encargaran de propo-
ner los medios mas prop6sito para evil
tar infortunlos parecldos q los que ha su-
frido Paris.