davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-13
preparate a sufir, lpues, mi venganza;
desnuda Ell hero, y en- rhidalga liza,

4.l
preparate a sufir, Ipues, mi venganza;
desnuda Ell hierro, y en- hidalga liza,
antes que como q 6era lte asesine,9 j
haz que q buen precio aquf campre tuevida.
-7-SSi, ,lyive el cielo! que mi acero fuerte
sea ell brazo de Dios que se castiga.
Luchemos, Loredano, con fereza.
Hugo, luchemos, y que Dios decida.
entrambos Sc acometen: sus aceros
despiden, al chocar, fdlgidas chispas;
sostienen briosos ei empuje
una vez sotra veg: la sa9a impfa
que 8 entrambos ciega nj un momento
lcede;
renuevan su furiosa acometida,
hasta que al fin, banado por su sangre,
sin fuerzas va, pefdida Ia energia,
Hugo Capello sucumbiera al golpe
de una, mas que las otras, ancha herida.
-Ya com;enzas, venganza, a dar tu fruto;
sigue sin descansar. por esa via,
y pues Venecia nos reclama, vamos
del coraje seguir 10 que 81 indica.
Mas no pueden quedar aquf tus restos,
ilusion de mi ser: tumba mas digna,
20 te, reserve: deja que en- mi nave
tu cadayer descanse, mi Angiolina.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-13

cuando Sc encuentra punzadora espina
en- lugar de la flor que Sc anhelaba,
cuando es la muerte ell bien que ell pecho
ansfa9
Era sn anhelo solo yer SUI amante,
y su lado le tuvo: tantos dias
de angustias y pesares, compeseron
esos pocos momentos q Angelina.
SQue mas pudiera ansiar, y que mas quisoY
81 al seno marcha de la tumba fria,
81 Ell alma deja la mansion terrena,
su esperanto mas grata halo cumpIida,
y dermir puede en- paz, mientras su alma
la morada de Dios, feliz, habita.
Anonadado por Ell golpe fero,
que q comprender no alcanza nj Sc explica,
Loredano Sc encuentra: como ell roble
sufri6 del huracan la sacudida,
6 inclinando su rama hasta ell suelo,
Hega perder SUI fuerza y lozanfa,
asf su frente doblegose al golpe
que su existencia para siempre herida
dej6 de muerte; no exhal6 SUI pecho
un suspiro: flo la incierta vista
en- los tristes despojos, y sus labios
dijeron, redob'and su energla:
Flor pura de mi esperanza,
mientras me alent6 tu amor,
contener pude el Juror
y el rayo de mi venganza.
Muerta va, mayor pujanza
cobra mi ser, mi entereza,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-13
FOLLETIN.
& Gersarie Reie.
LEYENDA vENEC1ANA,
PoR JOSE r. TRIAx-.
No0m1s 1M III uoaAR.
lCoNT1NUACIoN.l. /.

-
Dijo, y doblando Ia abatida frente,
de Ia carcel estrecha de la vida
rompi6 So alma Ell lazo que la ataba
yihacia -el cielo vol6. Dulce sonrisa
en- su bello semblante Sc dibuja.
Sin martirio cruel sin agon1a,
gozando el galardon que acariciaba,
Pensando en- gratos, apacibles dias,
1nuri6 en- los brazos de su bien amante;
flor de gu hermoso talIo desprendida
para ornar la cabeza de una hermosa
" que sucumbe en- ella y Sc marchita.
Solo martirios encontr6 en- el mundo,
le alumbro del amor Ia luz divina
un instante no mas, y precursors
tue de Ia pela que acos6la impla.
5Sgae Is EcEsg cuando cesar los toymeptos
49, --TEwfE --TSy .%
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-13

va Sc agot6 la tibieza
que en- mi pecho Sc albergaba,
que en- donde tn vida acaba,
allf mi vcnganza empieza.
Jay de tt, Venecia impfa,
que SUI vida has marchitado!
Tiembla, porque va ha sonado
ell toque de tn agonfa.
Luce en- Oriente el dia
de tu severe castigo:
no aguardes, no, que contige
pueda mi enconO ceder,
porque pronto vas a yer
10 que puede tu enemigo.
Presto en- tu hermoso recinto
Sc ORA ese clamor que aterra;
pronto en- tt Ell golpe de guerra
ianzare con Zero instinto;
y hare que tu suelo tinto
Sc encuentre en- sangre malvada,
y que doliente, angustiada,
perdon pidas q mi encono;
en- tanto rueda tu trono
q los golpes de mi espada.-
Y ) erguida, alz6 Ia frente, de sus ojos
rayos lanzado, diriji6 la vista
q Ia hermosa c;udad que en- lontananza
Sc reclinaba un punto adormecida.
\ a1n miraba otra yez su atnada, inerte
AHA Nv fas admirable peregrina,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-13

Ell llamado yugo colonial, SIC han en-
pobrecido y han retrogradado espan-
tosamente desde que han deiado de
ser erplotadas por Espa11a, desde que
Sc han visto libres de enviarIe sus So
brantes.
Para demostraro sin ser difusos no
iremos por 10 4pronto a establecer
comparaciones con aquel opulento Me-
jico que despues de cubrir sus gastos,
ascendentes 4 seis millones, lie queda-
ba un s1brante de ocho y en- cuyo pats
hoy hase visto con incredulidad y sor-
presa que eI Sr. Lerdo de Tejada hu
biese podido hallar quien prestase a la
repdblica que preside $300,000; no
MISUNDERSTANDING que fue el mas
rico bajo el regimen espanol, sino del
que mas prosperidad conserve des-
pues de la independence, del que
despues de emancipado nall6 un te
soro negotiable en- el guauo de las
Chinchas. Vamos, pues, q decir q
nuestros lectores 10 que fue la hacien-
da del PERT espanol, y del PERT re-
p1blicano.
Segun un estado Official publicado
por ell Sr. Torrente, en- ell a11o de 1904,
los ingresos del PERI ascendieron q
$6.307,29Oy los egresosa $5, 5,282,9 ,918,
quedando un sobrante de S1024,372
en- favor de la metr6poli.
Ahora bien, ell actual presidente
Sr. Pardo lego ell 21 de setiembre los
presupuestos de la rep1blica CORES
pondientes al ano que CORE. Repro
duce La Opinion NacionaZ del II de
octubre este documento bajo el epf-
CRATE de Ba@carrota de la reptblica
del Peril, en- que Sc We que del pro-
ducto del guano que monta anualmen-
tie a $15O00,000 no entra un centavo
en- las cajas del Gobierno; estos mi
llones van parar a las cajas de Drey-
fus Hermanos y comp. en- pago de
grandes cantidades que les debe aque-
LA nacion. Calcula ell presidente des-
pues de muchas reducciones y econo
mias, los gastos de este ano economi-
co en- S17.1OO,O00 y los ingresos en-
S8600,00O. Queda pues un deficit de
s millones y medic que ira aumentan-
dose cada ano, amen de 80 millones
mas de soIes que esta comprometida
la nacion a pagar por subvenciones &
los terro carries, y para cuya atenclon
Sc hizo un emprestito por la tota-
lidad de la snma que no produ-
10 mas que AS millones. No en- vano
un peri6dico de Lima dice q prop6sito
de este asunto que eel congreso Pc
ruano fuG dolorosamente sorprendido
por las importantes revelaciones he
chas al pals En- este solemne documen-
to y de las cuales aparece que Ell Peril
no Sc ha ha2ladO jansds en- una situacion
tan a'1g@sti0sa como la presente.
Pues 81 un pals tan inmensamente
rico como aquel Sc We conducido en- ell
corto periodic de medic siglo 4 la
bancalrota por usregeneradores, ique
serla de Pto.-Rco ell dia en- que vinie-
ra, que no vendra, 10 que anuncia ell
DON SimpZjcio9 Seffa otro Haiti: ell Els
tado daria 800 pesos de su papel de
credito por uno en- orc 6 en- plata.
Y aparte de este 5sabe ell colega
como esa madre patria que algunos
han ultrajado llamandola madrastra,
repartia una gran parte de sus so
brantes2 Pues la repartia del siguien-
te modo:
A la isla de Cuba S 1286,O0O
Atencion martina. 100000
Fortificaciones --. 100000
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-13
preciada tradiIcion.
celebrar >sqs hodas,
sonora de los mares,
y aguarda eni los altares
g Ia santa bendicion.

la santa bendlciOn.
Por ESQ sus matr0nas,
zipsus mobiles caballeros,
snpsoldados y+pecheros;
de'tesplendor;
ebque todos sus9 aadorhos
mas ricos senI colores,
mas bellos y mejores 4
) ostentan con amor.
! Poreso elAdriatico
encierra hoy tai riaueza,
Il y,no haylde laanobleza
] squien dejs ALI de estar,
) q Las g6ndolasile surcan,
mecidasa por LAS, olas,
Is y ,alegres lharcarolas
esc6chanse entonar.
De pronto, todos,s callan.
Ell Dux con ell Senado
ttose acerca: ell esperado
3momento yaollego.
Mecide dnlcemente,.
iel Bacenta,wog espera
81 la dicha Esonjers
que siempre disfrut6.
lCoacluird.
---z-~f -.rzs :. ,cs~.ss-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-13
XIV.

Venecia estd de gala;
con jdbilo SO viste,
que en- ella adn pura existe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-13
"Sr. D. Manuel Calvo Madrid
Octubre 27-1872.

"Ea Junta general del Casino,
reunida en- session reglamentaria, sa-
luda cordialmente al Sr. D. Manuel
Calvo, recordando los releyantes SER
vicios que ha venido prestando y
presta hoy a la causs de la patria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-13

A la isla de Cuba -..- S 1896, 900
Atencion marftima.- 100000
Fortiicaciones- --- 100000
Atencion de TERRA. 10000
A la Luisiana- --- 25O,Q00
4" PUERTO Rico -. $4,000
" Santo Domingo. 274,000
" Filipinas -. 25O,0OO
A la Isla de Trinidad. 100000
Florida oriental. 10000
" Panzacola- ------ $4,000
En- cuanto al estado de los ferro
carriles, caminos, agriculture, indus
tria, ETC.; ramos que segun el peri6-
dico ultra reformista tanto incremen.
to cobrarian tan pronto como cesara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-13

gida y nu-nerosa concurrencia GUAM
to SO acababa de decir, acordando
que Sc pasara al Sr. Calvo el 81
guiente tel6grama:
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
NEW-YORK STATE
GRANT SUCCESS IN ROCHESIER.
IRY TKI.K.tRAPn TO TIE TRLBUNEI


ROCHESTER, Nov. 5.-Returns from tbs eity,
complete, give Grant 1883 majority. The eonn-
~ will 1ye than 25oo majority h6Knan
rms ahead Of the Electoral ticket about 800.
The Assembly vote is very close between Lord and
Fish Fish probably Is elected. Clarke Is elected :"
Congress in this Qhe xXrxth> District
oNoNDAGA COUNTY FOR GRANT.
SYRACUSE, Nov. 5.-The indications are that
ouonGaca County has given Grant fully 5000 majority.
DIX Is cut some Ia Syracuse bat Keeps up with Grant IN
tovps AIvord IA beaten foT Assembly BY about 600.
An three Grant Republican Assembiymen are eleeed'
Stroud for Canal Commissioner. has over iaOo majority
In Syracuse. Duen FOR Congress. has largely
majority 1879. beating Frank Hiseoek Inc entro
Republican county ticket is elected by very large ma
jority Returns from the towns come IN slowly Du' III
dicate Republican gains everywhere
wOSIAN SUFFRAGE AT ROCHESTER,.
ROCHESTER, Nov. 5.-Sixteen women headed
by Susan B. Anthony voted to-day in the Eighth Ward
The few first swore their votes. and the remainder
were allowed peace. Fifteen voted for Grant
and one for Greeley.
SCATTERING.
iBY TELRGRAPH TO THB rRIBUNKi
JAMESTOWN, Nov. 5.-Grants majority IN
Jamestown $40, Liberal gain on the vote Of iSs
rBY TELEGRAPH TO rHB rTgUSEI
BA1LsroN, Saratoga Co.. Nov. 5.-Milton,
First Dstriet-Grant, 2J7 Dix, 3o2 scroner as' year.
had ga
(BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l
TPoY. Nov. 5-Reusselaer County gives 800
majority to Grant ticket Two Liberal AssemD Inea
are probably elected. smart Admt Is proDaoiy el"cteu
10 Congress in this (the XvItlD Dtstriet -
OswEGO Nov. 5.-The Hon ID. q. Fort Is
chosen 10 tne Assembly the Ist Distract ~ a0oat
$50 Ority. - -
JAMESTOWN, Nov 5.-Chautaqua will proba-
bly give 5000 majority for Grant
OswEGO Nov. 5.-This county goes ReDuD-
licau bv about $50 majority. T. g. Patt Grant caud-
date for Congress In the XXYIIth District has about
200 majority.
SYRACUSE. Nov. 5.-A heavy vote has been
polled. Tue prospects that tue Democrats have
gained the city. HscOck, FOR Congress, leads every
where IL il estimated he will carry the city by about
500 majority AlvOrt Ia running well tor The Assembly
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TklBCNEl -,
CRoTOy LANDING. Nov. 5.-COrtland, lYth
Dstrict-Greelcy. 49, Grant. l89; Herman, l61 DIX
1877 Patfen, for Congress, ll6 ttagg 34j Assrihby-
mei-H 96 Hustled, 2T2 Cox. Congressman At Large
| ana majority.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
GENERAL RFTrRNs.
NEw-HANPsHIRE.
GENERAL RETURNS
IBY TELEGRAPH To THR TRIBUEB.l

CoxCoRD. Nov. 5.-The following are re-
turns TOm towns IN New whampshre 50 al az ,s ss e
fuOm the and gains being calculated on tho e'eo
south Sswmsrket-Grant. los; Greeley, GO no gain
Merodith-Grant, 192; Greeley, 1888; Administration
F,s6erviue-Grant, 1857 Greeley ioi Administration
7'Fii PHrsfed-Grant. lsi; Greeley. 195. -.
Nashua. Ward &c rant, lis : Greeley 81 Auii''i'
Ma6enester Ward Grant 207; Greeley. 19ij Admin
oriGt-GTaat, is7; Greeley 1OSi Administration Eain
concord ward 2-Grabt, esi Greeley, $50; Admnistra-
5 Concord 5S5i Ward 4-Grant seo; Greeley 20i Admins
WolFboroueh-Grau V,,,F Si 9S5; Greeley. 2iS. -.
CONCORD. Nov. 5-S p. m.-Returns from "a
towns t,cnding Bower Manchester, WOtborOug. PITS
ge'd RTe Csnfre Harbor Portsmouth Plymouth, War
uer Iiffleton. Lancaster, and NeNpOrl' give TIant
i72e9 GREELEY, G92 Grant maJoritJ' as Lar as heard
CoNCoRD, Nov. 50 p. m.-Ninety- EIGHT towns
give Grant 2Osi Greeley. 1867 OC0n0r lSi seatso &
inc lS5 The Administration gam in 9s towns 10 2JJ'.
The CITY Of Concord gives Grant l59S Greeley, lSy
scattering an Administration gala oi es %
of 1885, Portsmouth, where tine Navy-1ard u stu'eu'
Eip have cone their duty nohly al over the State.
Tne increased Administration majority over tnat Vi
March is attributed TO rue i.cI 'na' inc
CoYCoRD. Nov. so y. m.-0ne hundred and
forty-nve towns give Grant 2725t; Grrery, TOO
There are over 500 towns the state All returns are Of
about tie same tone VIZ Gain. I9r GIn o,t Ine "a -
has nOdOuDt gone bOJO LOT Othti a V"ins " Va
Democrats 70 vote,
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHB>l
KFFXF. Nov. 5-NOOn.-Fhe election here IS
rrorressng quietly ana the indications ct tins hour
ftvSr large vote Tne liberal Republicans and straight
Dcmccrats are voting struugy the Greeley ticket
DOVER, Nov. 5.-Ihis city gives ,5ln an ADMIN
istratiou gam OF I25 on tine vote ~ last March
NASHUA, n. H., Nov. 5.-This city, gives
Grant 329 majority gain Of 2li on the vote ot March
last .
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 5.-Ninety-nine towns
give Grant 1881 Greeley, 16214; scati ring. l5 Inc
towns gave, IN 1868 Grant lsel oeyno 40'''
CONCORD, n. H., Nov 5-Mdnight-
huDdred aud thrty-four towns give Grant 259'S and
Greeley p 33 aud scattering 2D4 The SaDO JON1s ia
ls6s gave Grant 26,3ls and Seymour 2oG0A
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
RHODE ISLAND.
ANOTHER GrN FOR GRANT.

ANOTHER GUN FOR GRANT
This State elects the Grant electoral ticket by
large majary and returns to Congress from the lst
District Benjamin T. Eames. and from the lid Dis
trict, James NJ PendletOn-bcth friends OF the
Grant Administration, and members OF the present
Congress.
ABOUT 5000 MAJORITY FOR GRANT AND TWO
GRANT CONGREssMEE.
Providence, r. l., Nov. 5.-RbOde Island,
complete exropt Block Island gives Grant l3,57s and
reeley o5 In the Is Congress District Esmes (AdmJ
has 1884 Davis beraD 3lsl In the IId Congress Dis
rict Pendleton lAdm has 49l; Browne Giberail 2ie5
PRovIDRNCE. z. l., Nov. 5.-RhOde Island
gives Grant increased majority, ana elects Doth Al
alnIsfration Congressman. This city complete g1yes
Grant S,2a4, Greeley l.5u.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

CONJECTUEEs on THE ELECTION N AMERICA
PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE.
LoSDos TaesIsy. Nov. s. lsS5
The London Times of this morning. IN an article
forecsiug tho Presidential election 10 America,
III. reelection Of President Will ennutY stEAeory
aad asdacioUs intrigue to secure control Of
.he Government United saeA President Grant hA1
proved perfect CLe Aagssei As has beea geT e. tzs@e
eareessness hoped that be w take from tho
veoDmeuis past mouths His aoraLes
defense will OsSer bold good The pst NUT bo eaed
Civil Service urgently demands the appointment Onee Of
Deous qased Accessory the power Of
people Grants M must force the National Lesasr to sanction
fef0rm." - ~---f<--- -sy-r--,--z-rT-x---
ud that Jon Arthur Roebuek rhs has before nt n Pari
she will again strnl candidate Tor member Tor that
r Of Oeeunilg the representation The
election TYeos r Of Parliament resulted IN the Of
the sbt WhE AasJ the Lbe csaddats The election
sharply contested ani Mf NGsser lad only % majority
The Commefes Treaty Which has been for long dne neSO
between Great Drian and France signed TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
FRANCE.

THE TRIAL OF MARSHAL BAZAINE-APPROACH CH-
ING MARRIAGE OF HENRI ROCHEFORT.
PARiA Tueslss Nor. o 1874.
The military commission which is making pre-
Hnnarr investigation attending surr-ner O.,
had Oeer before then yeserdsy
examined great sngh Two hanr. and Oy witnesses
appear before The Couri which
try ths Mar,hsL
Rochefor has been peraisd 10 Versailles to many The
dyng children, legitimate hI oaprng When
ceremony . cole aded be vii prison.
Tn. Of the Dpsmnt o the Uprer Mrrss By the Gerln
troops has beer completed That Of the Department Of The Name
asHly progrsssisg.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06

DIED

KIrCHgfOa Ssharisy Sor r'rg jef -aa n casri,s n
snf NJ fset A. n. Stohcl aged years
The relative. and rrais attend ks
chaes Church N'n-fy-nubt Boeaag w-tn-..aI
6thiusf al 8t o'clock q Hs ilockauaY
n. J., for iuiernenL
sNTTII-samusl, on u o. iiih uoBth, sgei q yesrx
IL 10 ttf-nd r funeral
denos suvgesiafare near Dehs Bgokn, u lasL
=. Fnend' NeelnEhoase Jericho T. 4. az Oh .4.l
Traus leave Hunters Point az n a m-
TiPPBSA Harlem Nov iner long ard psnf nsss RIsbeeA
B. Eii- Of rhanas b. lsppcu. csc.
snd 1rD Of Toe fmT
.rryioes As residence No 80 Onsa.ssr-i ,ats..
uethsl, 0a Weiaesiav Oh Inst. a 3 nl
vROOM-A wyenias MINI raesiar ~ Anrsi IL vrss.
ofIefsoY Cifl, n. j., IN he Jitb sf hls as-
rr1tFcs and freuds 1 the
be lnsf'l fo the First keiorn-d chur dnlL gsr.cT tssy
NelnesiAy Nov b, st 4 ocock p m
Brootlrl rueelsy Nov Mar, lane . -. q
Dinlei A1rirf e bansof Maine the 5'4 " be
Faner services VII De- held G ne llh frs
wheacc her r,naa vail b. taken Cs.lne Aane lof atIsrnL
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06

gives Grant IT majority which is gain on the Caid'
well vote.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 5.-The city. Third Ward,
gives Greeley 2ls, Grant 2l2. being Republican gain on
the vote 0f ast Angnst Of 4; the Filth War gives Gre
ley 10. Grant 800 Republican gaia Of n FOHrh Ward
Greeley 40: Grant Isl. 70 Conservative gain Of I6
Halfrx County gives 0rans t52 Greeley iee, Conserv
atvo gain OF Al the Estimates OF gais Will be based
the vote OF August last
WILMINGTON, Nov. 5.-GOldsbOrO gives
Republican gain OF 50; Eabunta Township, wsyne
County, gives q Republican gain 0f % Que Kindred
registered whites failed TO vote at Goldsb0ro.
UnOfiral returns from al the wards ~ Wilmington
give Grant 0O6 majority, which Is Conservative gain
OF s6.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
NORTH CAROLINA.
THE STATE GONE FOR GRANT.

WILMINGTON. Nov. 6-11:30 p. m.-Scattering
returns from different portions Of the State Indicate that
North Carolina has gone for Grant The Conservatives
concede state 20 the Republicans by majority
RALEIGH, Nov. 5-1l:30 p. m.-Partial returns
from about 25 indicate that the State has gone
for Grant by between 5000 and 5000 majority. with
largely decreased vote. Tho election passed on quietly
and but little interest was manifested IN IT,
GENERAL RETURNS.
RALEIGH, Nov. 5.-lhe election is quiet, and
but little interest manifested by either party. IL IS
estimated there wl be falling on Of IS per cent from
the August vote in thia CitY
WILMINGTON, Nov. 5.-The election is quiet,
t three WaFCe showed rfn8 for Greeley inr Y0lc oi
last August. In the other Two wards, which havo
large negro maorucs, there is heavy alinC Oh boo o
vote Jf both parties with rdi.0nn. 0f Greeley sans
l9EAKhAL fttaa AisPATChEsl
RALEIGH, Nov. 5.-.lAis city gives Grant GO
majority, gain "a s2 on lLo lalsu o.! fOll b-l.b a.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
5peclal Noiltes


-. BurtholoMesv'- Church.
The Pe~s in ~ ac Ee Asssossre and Forty
nurhst erected me Corporation ri esrticuncy rh
hsslers a oe ofikkD fOk aALh ABston The CsuFcs
TIT RSbAf kNENiNG Nov 81 rts hss o. he fesa
s Jt r-ly lr of Fhr Ghsrrh vii -
opsn iasperon WEDNESDAY NoT bob morning
Ing b Ori-r of The Vezir. Nes-lers, Nlv. 9. lsiL
rhe WOrkinx,sosssa's sArstectiye Union.
~ Beecs clrfss % iaui p1sons
hsasehed tkANt
tUFflSis. rkADkdNOaBN CbhAAh Sc, srnphal
povsrs. snd asss ssasng snpoi Wages seh
Az ic 81
P0st-Omre Nofce-rhe ra kurops daring sr.k es
lnr IUfDAl " 1874 VII cs 80 ts 0Acs WkDARsnAI
al IiU .3DAl a. "a al oa "a ltAf %, a
II = IT, iOAAai fsstnsa.tr
Consumpfives eossst d. p o. sCuEaCz !. Palai,lshs
at 30 . hsudsL. oa lurai4f. nj Ii. a
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
DpAWkfYc yOTPg.

Miss Cushman acted Lady Macbeth, on NOa-
day. at the Boston Thegter
Mile. Tostee, it is said, purposes 70 mako
another visit 10 America.
French opera, we read. has ceased 70 be an
institution in Hew-Orleans
Miss Nelson will appear, as Juliet, at Booths
Theater on the 18th OF November.
Thirty plays were produced at the Boston
Museum during tho Arst seven weeks Of tho c1rrs-}
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06

Lar rETFnRAPH ro rHK rRrpuNEI

oconor received votes in the whole State, far as
heard from.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THB TBTBUSBl
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 5.-,Jacks0n gives Grant
majority OF Light vote. AdninisiraOnists fai on
from their usual majority about 3o0.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. 5.-Tbe following re-
turns nom Mississippi have been received; senatoDa
Grant los majority; OkOlOua giycs Grant 80 ma
iori Aberdeen, tbrpe precincts. gives Graht IVV MA
iurity SaltllO Greeley c. majority BROOK hteh
gives Grant l7S majority Crawford gives Grant 2o ma
iOrity.
JACKSON Nov. 5-12:30 n. m.-Ihirty towns
IN eighteen counties give Grant 2l majority ChSseu
Liberal for Congress running ahead OF his uchet IN
the With District Iu the other districts lOee - nt
little scratching The majority for Grant 10 'hiS 0'
Il.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRlBUNk
pORTLAND, Nov. Oil D. m.-Ihe election IN
a., % mas snbstantially gone by default. through the
spafby of the Dtmocrats Tie Grant majority Is ~
e,sed to On There was q general ray OF the friends
- Grant and such a number OF the coalition vino rc-
Ined frOm voting that 60 Is thought Grants majority
EilI be snmerhlng 10000. The vote mas
5een unusually light the cOaitioniss seeing their case
i0peless the state. - ,
PORTLAND, Nov. 5.-The election proceeds
quietly nud indicates smaller aggregate vote Win
fsrrer Adminisi ration majority than in Septemoer
PORTLAND. Nov. 5-POrtland gives Grant
oct gain the Administration yOte OF 5eptem
Der. and Lewiston. az.
majority Of co. against $50 for Gov. Perham In Sep
teuiber.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
PORTS.


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By lbsophon sihOu danger
We s1d permanently cared fnd Fhst
ks-y vrsuge Of the disease
asi bahg condition "a Dlacce tFsatysc ge.n.
kuoNedge had Fetara There ~
shadow Of danger attending the furthermore have never
fisw
The Le health and cf1r u body acd mind avsrf
II bfo0s of what We here refer those aGrst
o ap, ot ihs ke eEen of New f0fk, PhtgAis, DInors
snd Psburgh sboi a AsIe sei snd cured A. hcCAssLs<
d. A., 4 ppSs No suSi Afcb-st r--- <s~n& -
A. Nicholas Hotel New York m TBTsaF evening W ls
st. Nicholas every fourth week from Aonday uu fAasY Ecsse
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
GERMANY.

QUESTION OF REFORM IN THE PROvTNCEs-NEw
MEMBERS OF THE HERREEHAUs CREATED.
BEELrs Tuesday. Nov 5 lsTl
The Prussian Government has created a number
peers majority ts favor
House will gwen sufficient
opening Landtag s County
bill again introduced the GOyenmeaL
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
TIE WRATRER.
WAR DEPARrvYxr
orFIcn or rnr CnIrr "a siGsII IN orr1crr

OFFICE or TIE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHNGrOH, ID. G., Tuesday. Nov. 6-i n. IA.
6yuODsfs ror me pa1 iIceHiUrOar houry.
The barometer has fallen on the lower lakes
and over the Eastern aud Middle States, with sOuthery
winds, cloudy weather, and rain on the lakes.
Ia the Gulf and South Atlantic States nOrtherly 20
eaeteriy winds aud cloudy weather prevail Ia the
Northwest and over the upper lakes and 20 the Ohio
Valley, north westerly TO sOuth-westerly winds aud
clearing weather.
Probabilities.
In New England aud the Middle States falling baron
eter. snutheriy winds. and cloudy weather with rain
IN the South Atlantic aud Gulf States cloudy weather
and nOrIherly winds, yeerng 10 nurth-wcstery.
On the lakes south westerly Winds cloudy but clearing
weather, extending 10 the Upper ONO Valley iu the
Northwest and thence 90 Tennessee clearing weather.
with nOrth-Westerly winds.