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New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
THE COUNTY CANDIDATES.

The various political factions, as far as the
County ticket Ii concerned, have resolved themseVe
into two distinct opposing PARTIES VIZ Tatnmany and
AntiTammany, or Corruptionsts and AntiCorruption
sts The latter party embraces what were little while
since apparently the most factions but they
have all united in the war against the Ring 1t included
the Union Republicans the Custem-House Republican,
the Reform Democrats the Council Of Political Reform
the Committee Of Seventy, and the Reform Germans,
both Democrats and Republicans.
THE REonTERsHP.
As the representative Of their views they have nomna-
ted for Register, Gen. Frans sigel German Republican
whose whole life has been devoted to battling against
wrong and whose soul L. IN b the osro
Edward j. shandley the fsnmany nominee, Police Jus
Ge and Tweeds heneh%.n and r6 n tas
carry his own district. Tammany ct first intended to
HDa1 the S 10 and h
were obliged to give him the nomination.
sUPREMB COURT JUDGE.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court the antiTammsny
party have nominated exJudge George Barrett Tam
manys candidate 10 the recreant Reformer Thomas A.
Ledwh ExJudge Barrett at ~ was Judge Of the Sixth
District Judicial Court in this city At 20 he was elected
Later .s9s, and A' Psss'' awh % law w.a "a
he was elected In 1862 to the Assembly In 1858 he was
chosen Police Justice which position he retained until
the present time III 1861 he was an candate
for Judge Of the Superior Court In 1870 Tammsuy be-
coming tired Of their tool cast him off, and he became
Mayoralty His recent s too well known to need
further mention While stating that he has not accepted
the Tammany nomination, he remains candidate for
the Supreme Court solely 70 inure the Reform move
ment
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES
For Judge Of the Superior Court tho anti
Tammany nominations are william E. Curtis
and John sedgwick. The former Of these
gentlemen Is o Democrat, and an able practicing
lawyer From 1858 to 1854 he member Of the Board
OF ducaon and during the last four years, Preei
dent Of It, He VicePresident OF the Bar Association.
John sedgwick staunch Republican, and ID eminent
lawyer the NewYOrk Bar where he has pracced for
nearly 20 years OPpesedto these gentlemen are samuel
and nominees of Tammany.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
For Judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas the nomna-
ton by both pariee Is unanimous Charles p DAILY tH
present ChiefJgst lifelong Democrat has been re-
nominated and will be unanimously reelected He Is
an able Judge Of potless reputation and Of the few
honorable men that Tammany has had the good sense
nominate, behind whose fair fame 1t might conceal hs
evil doings. -. ,n--
nominee is Alexander spaulding practiclnR lawyer.
Tammany's candidate 10 Henry Alker, the present IN
cumbept.
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Ice and military four months ago DO their duty wi tn
out hesitation question has s It's salutary influence
and tho mob element may have been sufficiently oowed
By this and the later demonstrations against the Ring
to be no longer dangerous
Practically there only two tickets IN the field
that of the Ring or Tammany and that Of the Reformers
On the County ticket Of the latter Republicans Of both
ORGANIZATIONS and the honest Democracy are firmly
united, ths ticket being made up Of both Republicans
and Democras ana heartily indorsed and actively sup
ported BY the several Reform organizations which have
into existence for this Canvass the Committee Of
seventy Councils Of Political Reform and Of Municipal
Reform. Thare arc no independent candidates for
County oces except for that Of Register, and two Of
these who entered the ned only to secure the
Tammany nomination. The Senatorial tickets more
broken, a but this has been, In most instances.
by design, and win injure Tammany rather
than the Reform ticket The independent candidates
for these oces are not strong, and win poll very few
yoes and distract nothing from the interest OF the direct
contest The hght In the Assembly districts on the part
Of the Reformers has not been directed with that skill
and carried out with that unity Of purpose which was
anticipated and which woad hAye deserved success
IL had not assured Il but most Of the DISTRICTS as for
instance the With crwombiy~O, xth Pelps). xInth
MAckay's), XVIII (Heughtons), and AVlitn Flam'
mer, the Reform organizations are unit against Ism-
many. There 10 but one Reform Aldermanic ticket In
neld Tammany viii vote for its present incumoctt'
The following table. arranged 90 a. TO present In
single line all the nominees for each oce Of each organi
Eation win show ct glance to all intelligent readers
the status Of the rival tickets each district The ANTI
Tammany organizations named first the Tammany
Ticket and the Independent candidates. who seek TO
divide the Reform vote In Tammany interests are given
under their appropriate head at the right Of the table
I, SENATE, AND ASSEMBLY TICKETS. ,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
VENEZUELA.
SUCCESS OF THE GOVERNMENT FORCES

SUCCESS OF THE GOVERNMENI FOKCE5'
HAVANA, Nov. 6.-Advices received from
Curacao state that the revoutoDsts have met with
eral defeats recently. The revolutionary General AMI
ceto Para, who embarked on the steamer Nutf4as to
effect landing at San Fernando with men and ammuni-
ton was attacked by Gen. Diaz and his steamer, men,
and ammunition captured. One thousand five hundred
troops under Gems ATistegusta and Mendoza had left
Caracas to retake the town Of Cudad Bolivar now he
by the revolutionsts. .
Late Caracas advices represent that President Guz
man BancO had assembled large army at Valencia and
was operating vigorously against the nsurectlon In the
West, headed by Gen. Herrera. 1t was rumOred that
President Blanco was endeavoring to win over Gen.
any price, and thus put an end to the nsur-
rectiOn.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

PARLLANENT PROROGUED UNTIL DECEMBLK-
TIE COPYRIGHT DISCUSSION.
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1871.
A supplement to The Official Gazette has been
Issued It contains proclamation from the Queen an
nouncng the further prOrogung of Parliament to the
p7th Of December next
The correspondence and newspaper controversy In re-
Rard TO authors rights and International Copyright
law which have attracting the notice Of the literary
world for time past have taken so personal turn
and become heated that The Times Of yesterday morn
ing declared its intention to close it's columns to any
further communication the subject Already one libel
suit has grown OF the controversy, the Hon. Mrs
Norton having brought prosecution against one OF the
winters the subject.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
GERMANY.

PAssAGE or IiiE WAR FUND BILL-sPEECH OF
PRINCE BISMARCK.
BERLIS, Saturday, Nov. 1871.
The Reichstag to-day passed the War Fund
bill During the debate prior to s passage Prince Bis
nnarck urged upon the members the necessity In the
present Aect Of European Affairs Of strengthening the
country BY thus empowering the Emperor 70 act
promptly and ,rety under any adverse threatening
circumstance "h.rh may arise. The passage Of tbe
War Fund bill. Mi = ~" recOmmSndOd in the Rmpe-
rors address az g." ing Of the Reichstae would
leave Hi' Asjo,'} a> aIed, and would virtually place
Prussia in p1s 81" at either upon tbs Offensive or
defensive. No CON iedOns are At present apparent
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
SANTO DOMINGO.

CABRAL PREPARING AN EXPEDITION AGAINST
AZUA.
SANTo DOMINGO, Oct. 24-The Provisional
revolutionary Government has divided the revolutionary
army into two bodies under Gems Cabra and Pmentcl,
and will make combined attack from north and south
on the town Of Azua.
President Baez is absent visit to Cibao and the
northern provinces of the Republic He intends to cx-
tend his visit to Puerto Plata The British mail steamer
will cease touching at santo Domingo City, as Baez re-
fuses TO pay any subsidy for the support Of the line
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
SPAIN.

THE REPUBLICANS EsPoUSING THE CAUSE OF
TIE INTERNATIoNALs.
MADRID, Saturday, Nov. 4, 1871
1t is believed that the attack on the Gov
ernment by the Republicans under the lead OF Senior
Gorilla will be made in the Cortes during the coming
week. on the subject Of the manner Of dealing with the
international Society Seniors zOrrla and sagasta are
widely ct variance this point the latter supporting
the Government heartily The compromise between
sagasta and Zorria which has up to this time been dis
cussed and looked forward to among the Conservative
Republicans is thought to be impossible as the ag-
taon Of the treatment Of the Inernatonas is sure to
produce complete rupture.
The Sub Committee Of the Budget Committee OF the
Cores has agreed to report favoraby the proposed
tax on coupons Of Spanish bonds.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06

No municipal contest in New-York City for
many years has attracted the general and eager attention
Of all elasses and particularly Of tho taIpayng portion
or the people. more than that which takes place 20
MORROW. While the state tickets viii receive the full
support OF the respective parties In this oty In the
merely local. County. Senatorial and Assembly elections
'nas AL ara most deeply Interested
AUS interest La manifest in tho enthusiasm and num-
Oefs OF tho various public meetings held the general
resolution OF the merchants to close their places Of bust
ness on election day. and devote ono DAY 70 the reform
OF tne cityi and st moro significantly in the magnitude
OF the registration, larger BY nearly 1000 than that Of
last year. The full numbers Of the legal voters Of the
city have very probably been registered the total ON
Saturday having reached o. S09 against Ia .n
1868
In some Of the districts notably that Of Bradley ana
OBren this intense interest in the election threatens 70
disturb the peace whilethc prospects Of quiet election
generally are not encouraging The Of the past
two months has been noisy and vigorous In contests
where the struggle is narrowed down to single candi
date on Ring and Reform tickets frequent disturbances
are almost certain though It s hoped that the police ant
military preparations to suppress factiousness will pre-
vent the general riot which some have threatened ant
more have feared The disposition evtnced by both 20
TABLE OF NOMINEES N COUNT
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HAYTI.

TIE HORNET CASE STILL PENDTNG-ANoTHER
WAR VESSEL SENT TO HAVANA FOR IN
STRUCTIONS. .
PORT-AU-PR1NoE, Oct. %, via. HAVANA,
Eov 6-President Laget continues In the South visiting
the different towns. He meets with enthusiastic recep-
tons everywhere he goes.
The Of the steamer Hornet is still pending. The
Spanish Consul has dispatched steamer to Havana
for further instructions.
The United States steamer swatnra is expected at
Portau-Prince from santo Domingo on her to the
United States,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
GARD FROM JOHN w. WRIGHT.

TO tht Edftor or Th6 TTfbk"e'
SIR: The Washington correspondent OF THE
TRIBuNE Of the ID inst says that 1t b charged that
frnuds we're committed in the collection Of the bounnes
of the Crock Cherokee and Seminole Indians and that
ipaFticipated In them Your correspondents was I'm
~ the charge haS not been made In shape 70 enable
ma 10 roaort 70 the courta my only recourse II 70 pro
far ths indians named transacted their business fairly
and hone0iy and, instead Of making efforts 20 pro
want thst subject from taking active FORM ea charged,
corrt Investigation and defy the malice OF the scoun-
dre WhO has Occasioned the necessity of this card Re-
Spectfully, JOHN W. "Ao"f'
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MEXICO.
sALTILLo STILL BEsIEGED-THE REvofUTIoNISTs
IN WANT OF ARTILLERY"

BALIILLO STILL BESIEGED-THE REVULUIIUNISIo
IN WANT OF ARTILLERY
MATAMoRos, Nov. 1.-Advices from Monterey
to Oct 25 have been received Tevno still outside
OF satino. he had enough men, but not enough arms
and artillery to attack the town. condition OF siege is
maintained In Saltio by Gorilla, the Government COM
mander and the people Of the required to
tire to their houses early in the evening" Martinez on
the other side of saltillo has cut OF communication
with the interior Monterey papers publish captured
correspondence of Cero, asking the Government for
additional artillery. 1t reported that Corona Is on his
way take command Of the Government forces Isidra
Treyino, Governor elect Of COahua who had Joined the
revolutionary movement Of Gen. Tevino died from ex-
posure in the camp Of the latter Cattle stealing on the
Rio Graude is at an end The thieves have all joined
Corno who is preparing to attack Navanjo near Mier
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
THE ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS
FrRsr D1srRrcT-Ist Lid, 1Id, and Vth Wards

Q William L. Harding, o CussoR- House ne
,rhc.n has reoetved the indorsemsss q tse EegaAF
pspaolicans, Jsmes Rsaiy The nOmlnes q tes aes,m
pssnoerscy ana ths Committee II esveasN .
Nul,er "a ths Tanany oandidsts Nanss ~
. tickssagens and boon eosspsn,ce sSe aosfina
en heVsvsr Ss Ia naa ssy = ds.r ~ snd sa
sn1 sa@ "A is tSS.3Ss vi bsss ass Tassass 'sanion
seems 70 be tSat HeaI WI = e.eessS, y,,A ma,
SECOND Dps.rGy'AA 'AA,,s.;cs VIZ Sssss SfSasIss WIN" "'''
80, x.s Iouinaaea In tbs dsssssss By the
n",,.. oreaaisa.sop. Hsis nov welsAsr in tie
SU..o ~ -. -. haa hsid pasitioaa under Tammany
Es1 snd 4 nj oeis1 dsca a.a sizcs,s nsssssaa Hs
= 1ssas Jsss sSS - ss
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raised enough money his own respons,hnv to ,..n
these laborers from starving. p""'iDiny 70 Keep
NGERsoLL AND aARvEY srrr, ,r,..,,a

heERsoLL AND eARvEY STILL NIsssa.
Various reports have been circulated NJ inrr-
neys supposed to have been made by Andrew asrv.,
In his efforts to conceal any knowledge os h,s -.
abouts from the authorities Of this city Ope .ooonnt
places Mr.. Garvey in Montevideo, another ON Iopr
Island, third In switseraud and st fourth ,enrs
sents him hovcring about the borders of NewYorS
Like an evil spirit Sheriff Brennan adheres TO his opinion
already publshed in the TRIBUNE, thss oarvey ia in
Canada and 10 merely awaiting the result Of the election
before deciding to trust himself within the reach Of ths
officers who ore looking for him.
Ingerson has again deceived his friends, by falling
r,deem promises msde by them In his behalf Until zee
teray he yss merely waiting for his friends to signi
their willingness and ability to become his bondsmen
but now lie is waiting until the Sheriff shs have exam
90 that should prove insufficient he win not be held
prisoner pending the procurement Of other bondsmen
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
IApoRERs DEMANDING PAY-PUEDs ADVANCED
BY TBE pEpUrY CONTROLLER.

A committee of axmen from the engiAeer's
department o, the Croton wstor Works called upon
Denuty controller Green on Saturday, and demanded
the wages due them for work done in septsuber. Mr.
Green told them that he could not pay them until tne
other hborers had been paid for work dons In August
Since Mr. Green has been IN once 10 has pso 70 tne
Department Of Public Works t'oococ 70 tne FonOo 10
n.rtmsnt sooo, 70 the Department Of Public Instruc-
ton s.oo ooo and to the Department Of Charities and
Corrsotou suooao When It was found that The appso-
pratioo for thu Dayment Of the laborers ne poPAf
nlent of Public Works had been exhsosseA H. oreee
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
AUSTRIA.

THE NEW MINISTRY A WAREINe TO THE Bo-
HEMlAN DIET.
VIERHA. Saturday, Nov. 4, Is1.
Tie new Ministry. to The formation Of Which
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WHOM TO VOTE FOR.
AN EXCITING AND RIoToUS ELECTION Ex-
PECTED.

TWO TICKETS ONLY IN THE FIELD-UNIoN OF
THE ANTI-TAMMANY PARTIES ON SINGLE
REFoRM TICKET-TkBLE OF NOMINEES
WHERE 70 VOTE.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06

ARRESTS IN THE PRESCRIBED COUNTIES IN SOUTH
CARoLINA-CONFEssIoN OF THE PRISONERS
THEIR SIGNS AND GRIPs-PRosTRATIoN OF
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VASHINGTOF.

RESIGNATION OF SECRETARY FIsH-A DECISION
IN THE STEEL PATENT CASE-THE INDIAN
QCESTION-CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEKl
New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
FRANCE.

VICTOR HUGO STILL IETERCEDING FOR ROCHE
FORT-TRIALS OF THE COMMUNISTS-PKESEN-
TA1IOE TO MINISTER WASHBURNE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-12
LOAGRADECEM0S,

Nuestro estimado colega FL Gen.
t'a'e10 EspajzoJ nos consagra las 81
guientes l(neas, que insertamos con
aprecio y gratitud, por mas que no
nos Juzguemos acreedores al inmere-
cido favor que en- elias nos hace.
'Nuestro colega el RoLErIN MERCANTIL
al zanzibar de direction ha entrado en- IL
ma nueva faz; Ia Reduction que. Sc ha he
cho cargo de 81 nos dirige ell mas cordial
y atectuoso saludo, el cual lie devolvemos
con la mlsma sincera cordialidad. Inspi-
radios por los mas elevados sentimientos
de patrlotismo, e. primer nGmero en- que
toman parte los Sres. Perez Morris Lar
roca, en- NADIA desdice de las doctrinas que
slempre ha so5tenido con tan leal como
laudable constancia; y 4 juzgar ror los ar
ticulos en- 81 nsertos, ell pGblico qucdara
satsfecho del cambio de redaccion. En- ei
corto tempo que llevamos de existencia
perlodlstica, no nos han taltad0 1isgustos
y slnsaboFes, trutO amargo que trae c0n>
go esta espinosa profession, 81 el escritor
ha de llenar su cometido con lealtad Con-
su6lanos, empero, e pensar que nos acom
palla un amigo fel, fuerte y dispucsto
para Ia lucha; con cuya cooperation po
demos contar: bondadosos en- demasla
nuestros colegas para con el El Ccnt91cla
Espa1o}, nos obligan de agradecidos: y
pneden contar que, interim alentemos,
nos encontraran siempre dispucstos a
combatlr con Ia misma en6rgica decision
que 10 hemos hecho hasta aqul, por la no
bic y santa causa que con orgullo defen-
demos. $780,
Unidos d hoy m@s, como decimos en-
otFo lugar, con los lazos de la f6 polltica
y del sagrado amor a la patria, combat
remos sin tregua nj descanso a sus osados
enemlgos, y va que 10 nos acompa1en
las brillantes dotes y delicada inteligencia
que q nuostFos queridos hernanos, encon-
traran slempre en- nosotros el valor; el de-
cidido ontusiasmo y la fuorza de voluntad
qne desplerta al calor del tuego patrio, Y
plegue al cielo cue bajo el liberal reinaJo
de nuestro monarea Amadeo l., veamos
lucir dias de gloria iumarcesible para
nuestra heT6lca y querida Espa5a, y di
cha etoTna y sin cucnto para esta bella y
amada provincial espa5oIa.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-12
10 FOLLETl\F. +.
MARTA De KERVEN.
NOvELA ESCRTTA EN- FRANCES
Dor 4flr. Grl1csto Gapen0u,
Y TRADUCIDA
EXPRESAMENTE PARA Ell "DOLETIN"
Por W,a Smscritoy.
(CONTINU UACION.)

Cuando hubo cumplido los veinte Y
dos amos, en- ell apogeo de su maravillosa
belleza, tan elegaate en- sus maneras co
mo 10 debia de ser una discfpula digna de
aquel ito, sabiendo de memoria Ell c6digo
del gran mundo y las leyes de la ga'anterfa
de que debia ella ser objeto siendo con JUS
ticia famosa en- los castillos de aquellos
alrededores por sus atractivos, su talento,
su energfa moral, su voluatad dominante,
su intrepidez caballo en- Ia GAIA, sus
gracias para hacer los hondres de su casa,
y la frmeza incontrastable de sus decisio
nes que todos acataban con respeto; con
tan brillantes prendas, Marta seguia es-
perando aun al duque-par prometido.
En- sohcitud de una esposa para su hi
10, Nine. de Keryen, habiendo pensado su-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-12
BUEN CANDIDATE,
Ch0nab0Ha6i0N.

Nuestros correligionarios del de-
emo distrito, deacuerdo con ell lComi-
t6 de esta capital, presentan como
candidate para las pr6ximas eleccio-
nes de Diputados a C6rtes al Sr. Don
Eugenio Lopez Bustamante. Nos
otros, conocedores de las atlas dotes,
del acendrado patriotismo queador-
nan d dicho senior nos hacemos un
deber de couciencia el manifestarlo
asl a los electores de aQuel distrito.
Nosotros hemos tenidoIa h0nra de
formar 4 las 6rdenes del ST., Busta-
mante en- elbatallon de Voltlntarios
de Santo Domingo, cuando aquella
(hoy desgraciada) isla constituia
parto de los dominios Espanoles:no-
sotros hemos admirado mas de una
vez Ia honradez probidad y patrio
tismo del recto Magistrate, y del
activo jefe de Voluntarios que con
la misma fG y constancia, atendia
al espinoso cargo de Ia Magistratura
que al penoso servicio de guarni-
c1on que en- aquella Lsla de5ompe-
nabamoS entonces; nOsotros STEM
pre- hemos visto en- Ell ST.. Bustaman-
te la encarnacion viva del IIspanol
dispuesto d sacrificar todo porla Ma
Dire Patria. PosteriOrmente en- esta
misrna querida Provincial, donde ha
desempenado puestos importantisi-
mos, entire ellos por mucho tempo,
Ell de Presidente de Sala de la Exec
lentlsima Audiencia Territorial, y de
Regente INFERNO, Sc ha sabido cap
tar las simpat{as7de todas cuantas per
sonas han tenido el gusto de tratarlo.
FL Sr. Bustamante 4 un acendra-
do patliotismo, 4 un amor sin IL
mites a Espana y q la cuna de
sus hijos, Puerto-R Rico, reune un es
clarecido talento, unaposicion desaho
gada, { intereses que conservar en- un
pueblo del dGcimo Distrito (Guaya-
may y cuantas dotes son necesarias
para representa- dignamente al par
lido Liberal -Conservador en- las Cor
tes de la Nacion. Por 10 tanto, esta-
mos convencidos de que la designa-
cion que han hecho los electoresd del de
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pero' no importa; ell eligible debe
tener muchO talentnN

pero, no importa; ell elegible debe
tener mucho talento.)
Asi Sc continta por ell espacio de
columna y media de letra muy me-
nuda Gle un peri6dico del tamano de
La .RaSo'; y de vez en- cuapdo Sc
desllzan parrafitos como este por
e)emplo: 'En ninguna libertad al
canzada, miro ell tGrmino de. esa IL
bertad, sino el punto de partida para
llegar q vun lfmite donde empieza
otra etapa en- ell progreso ilimitado
de la vida politica y social de lospue-
bios" \ con estas misteriosas, aun-
que trasparentes y signiticativas pa
Iabras, Sc puede estar SECURE de OBJ
tener slmpatlas y votos en- abundan-
cia. Pero antes de llegar 4 la ota
etdp0 y este es ell dnico inconvenien-
te de esta receta) corre inminente pc
lgro de tenor un encuentro desagra-
dable con los voluntarios. FL mani
iesto del candidate necesita (como
que este es esencial y de cajon) con-
clulr con una firma, pongo por case,
j ULIO VIZCARRONDO.
Chambombian.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-04-12

los consortes partieron para Paris, a fin
de presentarse en- aquella culta sociedad,
cuyas puertas les franquearia Nine. de
Lespars.
De acuerdo con los conseoS del gene
raj, La condesa &c Kerven Sc habia queda-
do Ell la Bretana La separation habia sido
cruel para esta madre y este hijo que ja-
mas habian deja7o de estar juntos.
En un palacio que poseia Pablo, en- Paris,
heredado de su padre, Sc instalaron los
dos esposos y el marques de Luxeil.,
Dir5ida Marta por su tic y per Nine. de
Lespars, que habia llegado a ser su mejor
amiga, comenz6 a restaurar aquella antigua
morada que nad7e habitaba hacia treinta
amos. Mas enamorado cada dia de su mu-
ger, Pablo la dejo hacer cuanto ella iuzg6
conveniente aprobando de antemaho to-
das las resoluciones tomadas por tomar
Esta primera 6poca trascurri6 llevando-
Sc los dos casados perfectamente bi.n, y
ylendo en- lontananza un porvenir lleno de
felicidad.
Corrian los primeros dias de setiembre
cuando Mr.. de Kerven hizo su aparicion
en- Paris, epoca de discrimination: ninguna
reunion nlngun hanquete, ningun sarao
habla alterado la quietud de sq nogar, y
Pablo acostumbrado la vii retirada, no
vlendose perturbado por Ell contacto de
aquella multitud mundane cuya animation
temia lnstlntiyamente, SO sentia conten-