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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-29

The Cincinnati Enquirer says: "Thc
anniversary Of the battle Of Bunker Hill
the 18th of June-was an eventful
one to Mr. Vallandigham. Hadthe Hor-
oscope OF fate cast its influence upon his
belief, he certainly would have regarded
this day with superstition and apprehen-
sion, It waa on the 18th Of June, 1863,
that lie ran the blockade from the South
and encountered the dangers Of exile,
the sea and death. On the 18th Of ] Lno,
1854, q year to a day exactly, he reached
bis own home and made a speech at
Dayton, then laboring under an appre-
hension of renewed military arrest. On
the 18th Of June. 1871, he died a victim
to an unlucky accident from his "
hand. II SO happened that it was seven
years after his return. and i'll q year in
which the figure seven 10 prominently
appuAl ~ mark The date
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-29

a sLrill old lady in a ueighboring vii
lags. whenever sbe loses her s%riSSors,
routse the family with, 'Wlai'O them
.Lgdie Appeared " ~
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TO YOUR CHILDREN,

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IRg, cures Disfrhea. p~yssutery and) pRf1k
wH1IS9MB's ssnnsf tsapi.iatia etddl,s al.
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TUE BEST NASrFArURED.
WARRANTED FOR SIX YEARS
A GREAT OFFER!
HORACE WATERS, 4Sl Broadway, N. Y.
Ill will dispose of One Hundred pianoc, Me-
.lOdeons and Organs of six frst-class makers, at
extremely low prices, for Cash, duriag this
month, or will take from s. to s2j monthly UNI
til paid. Chickering's Pianos are included in
the above offer. Illustrated Catalogue mailed.
WareroomS, No. 4Sl Broadway, New York.
HORACE WATERS.
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THE E%NTERpRISE.
Sweetvater, Thurshy une 80 isl.

TaE Cleveland Banho louo6nceJ ths
cry of "hard timea" as not true aud
says there is mona eaeagh mthee odii-
try for business purposes, if it vas in
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LEGAL ENTERPRISE.
8 4 d 90 d @.
GIFT FESTIVAL
o m n In IL, N Q b T. IL IS X IL,
June 30th, 1871. m
IN AID OF A PUBLIC LIBRARY
AT OMAHA, NEBRASKA
Only 10000 Tickets in sll.
Tickets Two Dollars EacI

Tickets Two Dollars Each.
HALVES ONE DOLLAR EACH.
iLJsrhis enterprise will he conducted in a
precisely similar manner to that of the lat.
Grand Gift Concert of the Mercantile Library
Association, " of San Francisco, which gave such
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION. ..5.-
Nuo NIorao il, Trpa,,r Th;nkr IT,ol,A
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Waters New Scale Pianos.
WITH IRON FRAME.

Overstrung Bass and Agrapo Bridge.
NIelodconS and Cabinet Or
guns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05

racion alemana del Norte, de Baviera,
Wurtemberg, Baden y Hesse. Los minis
tros de estos diversos Estados trajeron
consigo un gran ndmero de empleados
Fu6 una verdadera invasion de la buro-
cracia alemana.
Los colaboradores mas intimos de M
de Bismark soh" dos diplomaticosa 4 quie-
nes Sc supone una distinction y una habi-
hdad estremadas; son los conseieros init
mos de legacion, NM. Abeken y de Ken
dell.
El primero es un viejecito, y el otro un
hombre de treinta a treinta y cuatro amos.
NJ. Abeken fu6 quien reemplazo cerca
del rey M. de Bismark durante el item
po que este estuvo retirado en- Verzin, al
paso que M. de Kendel jamas Sc ha sepa-
RADIO de SUI jefe.
Entire las personals que mas fguran de
las que rodean M. de Bismark, puede
citarse-t -tambien al duque de Solms, que
fu6 durante mucho tempo, y hasta la de-
claracion de la guerra, secretario de la
embajada y encargado de Negocios de
Prussia en- Paris M. de Solns aprovecha to-
das las ocasiones de servir los franceses
en- la desgracia
Tengo una verdadera satisfaction en-
consignarlo aqui. En- mi pr6xima carta os
hablare de un asunto muy curioso: de la
organization de la policia en- Versailles"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05

que tiene derecho q exigir mas lealtad Y
mas justicia de parte de los hombres que
pretenden conducirle por Ia senda del
progreso.
va que Sc me ha puesto Ell Ia impress
cindible necesidad de hacer p1blica esta
rectiicacion por medic de la prensa no
obstante Ia incapacidad que me reconozco,
tampoco debe pasar desapercibido uu re-
mitido de este pueblo inscrito pornn cleo
tor publicado en- un ndmero del citado
periodico Gel Progreso" que no tengo
la vista en- el one con desprestigio de la
verdad con inaudita avilantez Sc manifes-
ia que el partido liberal conservador, al
que me honro estar afliado, Sc lanz6 mu-
cho aptes que ell liberal reformista q ira
bajar ror sus principles.
Mucho siento tener que refiitar a.Grma-
clones de esta especie pero la necesidad
no reconoce ley y debo hacer eonstar CO.
mo es pdblico y notorio y queda demos
trado que desde el primer dla que en este
pueblo Sc trat0 de las elecoioues ell parti-
do liberal reform sta dio sus disposiciones
y ell siguiente Sc lanzo como una avalan-
cha sobre tres colegios electorales de los
cuatro que Sc compone el distritc, arras-
trando por los medios que SUI cello lie ha
sujerido & las ma&as de e,ec ores inconsc el
tes, yque cuandolos liberales conservado-
res Sc apercibieron de csta conducta va
20 Sc encontraban entire aquellas masas
mas que compromises contraidos con los
agentes reformistas y no los votos brin-
da os.
Por esta causae Ell partido conservador
desisti6 de la lucha electoral cuando aun
no tenia Iii candidate designado que tai
pudiera llamarse, pues 81 bien Sc hicicron
gestiones con Don Francisco Buso para
que aceptase la diputacion sendo sup,en-
te que slscrlbe, este no lego tener
efecto por causas que no son de este lugar.
Tai es Ia verdad desnuda de los hechos.
Fajardo Febrero de 1S7l.-Mmuuez
E. GuS,Vdn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05
ANUSCI0s TIvERsOs.
POsADA EsPAN0LA.p

81 que szsc:ite duef1o de. este es
tablecim;ento deseoso sieml re de en-
grandecer a6rmal el hue1 credito
que este goa, no pArdona sscrificios
de ninguna espe lie para proporcionar
a los pasaieros qua le honlan, todas
las comodidade apetecibles, por Gu
yo motive acaba de canstruir espacio
80 co o~redor alto, cbn seis aposentos
mas, to % 10 cHal undo las habita
clones, baffos, cabalierias y cochera
quo tenia hacen ma facii complacer
a SOS huespedes satisfaciendo sus ex-
cijencias.-Mayagh = "a de Diciem
ire de ..S70,-Psdro lopez,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05

Segun estas cifras, Inglaterra tie
ne la tercera parte: Francia la quin-
ia, y los Estados- Unidos la novena.
-SeguRel "World" del Z, Sc sa-
be ofcialmente que Sc han entabla-
do negociaciones para ell nombra-
miento por Espana y los Estados- u
nidos de una comision mixta encar-
gada del arreglo de las reclamaciones
que han surgido con motive de los
asuntos de Cuba.
Gran ndmero de cat6licos de
Boston y Cleveland Sc han reunido
en- la noche del Is, en- la primera
de las mencionadas ciudades, para
protestar contra la ocupacion de
Roma por Italia, y manifestar sus
simpat1as al Papa Pho * en- esta
hora de affection.
Ell Tribunal Supreme de Cali
fornia ha declarado que los chinos
no sirven para testigos.
De Nueva York escriben 10 81
guiente:
En- ell tribunal de distrito de los
Estados Unidos decide ell 11rel iuez
Blatchford la causa formada al va
por Floridh por suponerse que vio-
laba las leyes de neutralidad: Ell tri-
bunal ha declarado que ell hecho de
hallarse un buque con cargamento
de material de guerra no era una VIC
lacion de la ley, y como Ell tribunal
no tenfia pruebas de que Sc hubiese
alistado para cruzar contra un Esta-
do que Sc halle en- paz con ell gobier
no de los Estados Unidos, ell busue
tue puesto en- ibertad y absuelto
del cargo
Ell dia 8 del corriente Sc abri6 la
Legislature del Estado de Nueva
York, y SO lego ell mensaje del gober-
nador reelecto, Mr.. Hoffman. Els un
documento muy extenso, casi tanto
como el dltino del Presidente Grant;
pero como en- su mayor parte es de
interes puramente local, no merece
la tarea de una resena detallada. De-
dica casi una mitad del mensaje a cen
surar, agriamente la conducta del go
bierno federal, especialmente en- 10
que Sc refiere al derecho de sufragio
= a las cuestiones econ6micas. Hay,
por 10 demas, algunos apuntes esta-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05

fnnciona mpy bien. Sn sigue trabarjan.
do en- las de,nas seccienes de Singapore
a Penang, y de Penang Madras. Guam.
do es'6n establecidas estas secciones, una
parte de la Iudia-China estara alberta
la correspondence eectrica con Europp.
Otra compania t abaja 'n unir q Sin.
garo 2 con los puertos &c la China, y
pronto, gr cias los progresses de la
ciencia, Sc recibiran en- un dia ticias
de Hong Kong y de Shanghai, mas
tarde de P, kin y de- Jspcn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05

Tengo 81 honor de suscribirme su
muy obediente
Dr.. Richard Dove
Presidente de la Universidad
GEORGIA AUGUSTA
DE GOTTNGUE.
Ell Catedratico PAUL. ha sido CO.
Nmisionado para la presentation de
.esta contestacion y ha partido hoy
para Inglaterra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05
GACETILLA. G.

La mia Egeria Antonini. - -Muy proato
tendrer. os el enstn s!e Or esta int.'nii'
artists. rrya hab'lidad tenieudp en- cuent9
sus pocos Dos es una r3reza.
Un poeta buen, ailes lie dcIic6 los
sigpicntes ve,so3:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05
Total. S 6O.646,372

Aumento sobre 10 recolectado
en- igual periodic. del ano pasado,
$1.202,573.
I'm empleado. del departamento
del Tesoro ha pubHcado la suma a
que asciende el comercio extranjero
de cada una de las veinte principal
les naciones comerciales del mundo,
en- el ano de 1869. Estos datos, que
Sc suponen muy aproximados y de
importancia, son como sigue:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05
E Ansaldo y Gaasco.
La despedida. --Balada ds Julio Nombela

La despedida. --Balada ds Julio Nombel
-Ay, madre, lpor que la FIR
que 10y mace hermosa y lczaDa
al rayo de otra mahana
pierde su folma y colol!
-Hija mia, ell alto Ser
& quien adoras Ieudlda,
les mister;os lie la vida
20 nos dcja comprender.
hoy wives, pero mallana
pueoes, hija de mi amor,
perder frescura y color,
como la rosa lozans.
-iY el alma que siento on mi?
-Es de la for 81 perfume.
Ell yiento 10 lleva. :. is:
Pero janas 10 consume.
Muere la flor, J su eseAcia,
del mortal pata consuelo,
huye como la existencia,
q su ras,ia, que es ell cielo.
-lAh!. =. ino parecey-Jamas:
we cual Ia / z del die.
-Si me- muero, ime velas
En- ell cello NADIA mas:
Hasta ell celo, madre mia!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05

Una nina como Ut angel
En- qnien Dios POD 60 ha sidc,
Con I'm taiento atrsvis'",
Preoo7, cohreratu-a',
h y sacude Goa encanto
Sus llahitos infantiles
7 los jugetes pueriies
Del reg gazo maternal,
Para lanz: rse "a escena
Del ta!euto solamente:
Seguro es cue alI( so frente
La cOrora a!csnzara
La corona que el destino
Para ella tleue escondIda ;
Y en- el CursO &c su vida
Egeria la encontrara
Que es ell Ercm;o reservado
A les genios mas selectos,
A los hijos. predi'ectos
Del Divine Redentor.
Poroue es 6mula la arti ta,
L'amada Egeria Antoniri,
Del immortal Paganini,
Y del tiernO ruisehol,
Ella encierra Ia arl0onia
De aquel que cuando ru|saba
Y su ideal ajustaba
Las eue'das de su violir,
Sus acordes y sus notas
ST eran tistes iay! Uoyaban
81 eran alegres capta6an
Con SGntim'ento sin fin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05
EsTADos- -UN1Dos.

De Washington dicen con fecha 6
que el Presidente estaba preparan-
do un mensaje al Congreso, en- el
cual llamaria la atencion hacia el
gran n1mero de asesinatos de unio-
nistas, asi blancos como de color, per-
petrados en- los Estados del Sur, y
sugerira ell nombramiento de una CO.
mission Investigators que estudie y
proponga los medios de remediar Sc
mejante NAL.
La recaudacion de rentas terres-
tres durante los cuatro primeros me-
ses del presente ano econ6mico, que
terminaron ell 80 de JUNO, ha sido CO.
mo sigue:
Licores espirituosos- s. 1851, ,010
TabacO. .-..--..--.-.-- ll.424, ,369
Licores fermentados.. 1929, ,436
Contribution sobre entra
das.. 13.172,011
Bancos, Y ban9ueros- - 1.647, 1888
Contribuciones especials. 1857, $40
Gas 634,O33
Multas. 271, 800
Sellos. ........-..-... 4.72O,71O
De varias procedencias- 5.942,279
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05
M. DEL PALACIo.

Adelantos del TELEGRAPH. La red telegrAf-
ca que ha de unir todos los puntos im
portantes globo hace progreso no
ii terrumpidos. Un dsspacho llegado de
Gales anuncfa que eh cable que une q
Batavia con Singapore esta tendido va y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-05
A un critico. = Soneto.

Tu carta recib1, sabe Dios cuando,
5 4 entenderla llegue, sabe Dios como;
me has dado un palizon de tomo y lomc,
de esos que al mas feroz 10 ponen blapdo.
iCuauto 10 habras venido meditando!
;qu6 estudiar en- un tomo y otro tonso!
ique fino aquello de- llama me romo!
ihlpocrita, vulgar. y hasta nefando!
S.gue por esa senda; luce ell brio;
procura que Ia cencia no te empache,
y sangrala como Sc sangra un rio.
No ser6 20 quisn tus renglones tache,
pero para .otra vtz ami o milo,
no me escribss hip6cyita sin h.
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G O S S P,

MOT to be behind our neighbors. to eay
1V nothing OF our being emulous to sur
pass them, we beg to offer for inspection and
purchase one OF the best stocks ever shown
in our line III any market; every effort energy
and enterprise can suggest. every advantage
capital and experience afford us, are used
solely for the purpose Of furnishing the BEsr
goods at lowest possible prices
Also. need scarcely add, that all our weights
are staudard-1dA or. to the pound, il any in.
ducemeut.
FLOUR.
Well, that FLOUR is just as good as any
mans Flour-eold perhaps lower, and weighs
as usual log pounds to the barrel.
COFFEES.
Stock full, bought bofore rise in price and
advance in gold-full weight guar anteed, at
old prices.
SUGARS.
All grades direct from Refneries-eold at
less than cost tof course everybody does i'll
and no cheating about weights either.
LIQUORS.
These are pure domestic and imported, and
sold mindful OF Uncle Sans commandment.
Thou shalt not water thy ardeut spirits
without special license" We have no sps-
cial license.
New Goods constantly arriving. Please
call and examine. GEO. SWIMMERS.
Sept 13
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-13
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
.. Q. Railroad Freight List.
Geo. Symmers-New Goods.
a. @. Moore-Congar.e Rifle Club.
John E. Gyles-Lost or Stolen.
Convocation Columbia Chapter.

CoSsIaNEEs PER YELLOW AND GREEN
East FREIGHT LINES. VIA CHAnLorrE.
CULUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD, Sep.
tcmber l2.-J. NJ. Wilson, s. F. Boozer.
A: NJ: Ward. Myers & Co.. A. M. W., P.
Watchell, Leavell g. Spierman, c., @. &
A. r. r.. A. n. Smith. s. Teffers, Cant
we'll & P, A. G. F., Pendleton. M. @.
J. Agnew & Son, S. Silver, IT. J. III
NJ. Gibson, r. D. Sem g. Co., j. A.
Hendrix & Bro. George Symmers. O.
Brookbanks, J. Wstoheil. j. r. H., s.
NJ. Pogg. r. Moses, A. s. Duncan, P. s.
Broozer g. Co., ". @. Hill, P. W. & r.
". Chick, Lovelace & W.. W. I. Tar
NJ, A. Reid, W. II. Jones, e. Hope, r.
4. McCul!y, L. Simmons, D. @. P. &
Son. Rev. DR.. Plumer, R. g. SILVER, @.
Elihart, Q. E. Thomas. G. F. Fuller, D.
Wyatt Aiken, nj. Cummerford, J. Sulx-
bacher, M. L., G. FolIin, A. M, Pogg,
Q. Hamberg. P. B. Schoff. II. E. & J. s.
Moore, Harrison & NJ. G., ". Wilson,
". q. McGhee, B. F. Craighton & Son,
J. s. Campbell, B. NJ Winstock, D.
Mercer. W. g. Co., W. II. D. Giliard, R.
& W. @. Swaffield, A. @. Squire, 8. 6
P, Cooper e. Taylor, W. 81. Webb, ".
A. Carr. Lorick s. L., J. NJ. Foot, G. &
McGregor. l.. & D., Miller s. Bro.
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The Feji Islands have finally esta-
bished q responsible government and
see all it's machinery in successful opera.
ton. We are informed that the first
criminal court has been held, at Which
three natives were convicted of capital
crimes and sentenced to death. This is
indisputable evidence of civilization.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-13

The HEALTH OF THE CITY.-The CITY
registrar reports the receipt of only one
certificate OF death from yellow fever
during the twenty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday. This death took place
on Saturday, but was not reported until
Sunday afternoon. and if such delays
continue the city registrar will make an
example OF three or four Offenders. The
whole Of Sunday and Monday Tcre With.
out single fatal case Of yellow fover,
and We hear Of no new patierts. In ad-
dition to the above, the city registrar re-
ports two deaths from consumption, one
from convuIsions, one from softening Of
the brain, and ono from sorofula.
Charleston Meas, l2h.
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If the leading article in the last issue
OF the Charleston Republican had been
supervised before its publication by Mr..
Fox, it's able and accomplished editor,
subsequently to his formal interview
with his E1cellenoy Governor Scott,
am pursuaded O decided different tone
would have been adopted. ***
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintances of Mr. and
Mrs. William Mooney are invited to attend
the funeral services OF their INFANT d UGH
TER. from their residence, corner Plain and
Barnwell streets, THIS DAY, at IL o'clock.
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Congaree Rifle Club.

A N adjourned meeting of this Club will be
"A held THIS Wednesday, EVENING. 18th,
IN T importance Hall. at O'Clock precisely,
A full attendance is desired, as the report oi
tho Committee on the Constitution will be
considered. BY order: A. G. MOORE,
Sent 13 1 Secretary DrO fem,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-13

"Two HUNDRED AND Forty DEATHS
PER DAY."-This is the latest bulletin
from one of the cities (Tabreez) Of ia
mine-stricken Persia. The famine and
pestilence, instead Of abating. as was
supposed, would thus appear to be get
ting worse and worse.
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and scquaintances OF Mr.. and
Mrs. =. Spellman, are respectfully invited to
attend tho funeral Of their INFANT SON,
THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock, from their re-
sidence on Sumter street, near Pcndeton.
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MAIL ARRANaEMENTs. The Northern
mail opens at 500 p. H.; closes 7.16
A. Nd. Charleston day mail opens 400
P. H.; closes 600 A. M. Charleston
night mail opens 6.3o A. NJ; closes q. 90
P. NJ. Greenville mail opens Gas p.
NJ: closes 600 A. NJ. Western mail
opens 300 A. NJ; closes l. 80 p. AT. On
Sunday Office open from to 4 P. nj.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. September 10
hicherson House--J. Q. B. Lowry, Barn
well; A. Baruch. Florence; NJ. W. CAREY.
Edgefield; w. Mills, Laurens: ". IL
Montgomery, Texas; james E.. Var.
W. Brice, W. M. Thomas, Chester: @.
=: Belts, @. J. Pride. Rock Hill; J. s.
Mills, Blackstock; T. P. PRESLEY. Miss.
}. S: Murdoch, Charleston; r. Hamil.
ton. NJ. G. Butler, S. G.; ". I. Butt.
Ga; G. ". Connor, J. Knox, Abbeyille:
3. X. Todd, Lanrens; J. B. Curwile'
Newberry; Il. G. Nnrkley, Greenville:
II. L. Goss, II N. Stokes, Union. Thns
Barton, Va. /; d. Chatham. q. r.
Columbia Hotel ". Dudley. A. T.,
Konmillat, Fred. Kelner, Charleston.
Alr. and Mrs. w. Il. Robertson. R. r.
boylston, Preston Rion, Winnsboro: 7.
n. Withers and wife, Fairfield; Giles J.
Patterson, @. r. Hemphill, Chester. T
). White city; A. f. g. Cresmer.
charleston; ). Herman, Greenville. M
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-13

The many reports of alliances and
counter-alliances among tho powers OF
Europe which have been flashed across
tho cable to us during the past two weeks
are but small selection OF the alliances
which are bruited about in the European
press. But while the cable dispatches
confined themselves to all sorts Of posi-
BILE and impossible combinations of the
larger European powers, the European
press does not hesitate to draw the
smaller powers likewise into the vortex.
One of the most religious organs of Eu
rope states that Sweden, Denmark and
Holland have formed an offensive and
defensive alliance. and have conjointly
addressed note to Russia, in which they
express their apprehensions of German
ambition, and place tue integrity of their
territory under the protection of the
Ozar. Another paper leaves out Sweden
and substitutes in her place Belgium,
while their note was addressed to Eng
land, and not to Russia. Still another
version hos it that an alliance for mutual
defence has been made between Sweden,
Denmark, Holland, Belgium, Switzer-
land and Greece, but leaves out oil in re-
gard to request for protection from
any of the larger powers of Europe
Meanwhile, some of the powers mention
ed above, Denmark. Sweden and Hol-
land, have each declared officially that
as far as they are concerned, no such
engagement has been entered upon or
even thought of, and that oil reports to
tho contrary are mere inventions. But
this has by no means satisfied the sensa-
tionists, who claim that one of the en-
gagements entered upon is absolute
eecreoy. The whole upshot of the mat
ter is that the politicians of Europe feel
inatinctively that something is in the
wind, or at least believe they do, and
hence rack their brains to find the solu-
ton Of the mystery, which each explains
according to his opinion. In view of
these facts, we ought to be very cautious
in receiving European political news at
present, particularly that in regard to
alliances ana to the relations Of the diff
ferent powers, as the rumors are at pre-
sent afoat principally by uniformed
sensational correspondents or by de-
signing men. for the purpose of in1u-
enoing the quotations OF bonds and secu-
rites.
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during tho ensuing holidays. All Israalites
are cordially and earnestly invited to unite in
solemn prayers and Thanksgiving to tho God
sacred days. Ample room aud accommoda-
ton for all.
Rosh Hashanah Evening Service FRIDAY,
tho 18th instant, at P. N.
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