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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-21
MATA-FUEGOS.
INSTANTANEO CONTRA INCENDIOS,
DEL SIR. BANOLAS.
AVISO IMPORT RTANTE.

Tenemos el gustO de anunciar al p1bllco, que he
mos nombrado como nuestrOs Representatives. es-
te departamento los Sres. B. BOrras Hermanos y
como agente al Sr. D. j. Murien; quedando los pri-
meros, garantizadOres respOnsables las cantida-
des que Sc les entreguen por la mitad del valor de
ben satisfacer los seTores que gusten suscrbirse.
Los mismOs senores daran en- esta materia GUAM
tos antecedentes, datOs y pormenOres solicitor.
a En IL ol1ac-n nEonxx L.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-21

PERIOD1CO pubea domngos
exien
nn impression pasando suscrpes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-21
PARA Ell CABELLO.

Conserva el cabello suave lustroso
COnseva el Cr4neO fresco v agradable.
Haoe crecer ell cabello espeso Y fuerte.
Hace desaparecer todo vestigio de Caspa,
Impide premature Canosidad.
Impide premature Calvicie.
Els la t1nica preparation perfecta en- sn clase.
Els La que da mas fuerza vigor al CraneO.
Els la 1nica preparation para el Cabello que es
adaptable para la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-21
leccOlS de tdianO J frances 4 doIniGliO

El meto1o sera te6rico-practico con esplicacon y
reglas de gramatica declinscon de buenas frases.
en- Las cuales hare consistir Ia mayor parte de la
practca.
Direction: calle de San Jose MIN. %. 6-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-21
Sc venden por $4,000,

Una casa terrera de piedea y azotea, distribuida
en- sala. alcoba, tres dormitoros comedor; di-
chas piezas bastapte espaciosas patio con su algi-
be. cocina otro aposento lugar escusado que des
ahoga al mary un solar cOntfguo Ia misma casa:
de esta ganga ir rformaran calle de San jose Mum.
9.-Juan ]. Marien, ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-21
Buen negocio.

Sc veude la Escribanfa p6blica de Sabana-Gran-
de 1900 pesos fuertes, 500 al contado 10 demas
plazos siendo de cuenta del comprador los dere-
Real C6dula de 80 de Enero de 1855. A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-21
LICEO DE S. JUAN.

Sc hallan abiertas las classes de tenedurfa de Ii
bros, ingl6s Y frances
Ell Director encarga tambi On de levar libros de
cOmerciO-Ruperto Rivera Colon. 4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-21
Escuela elemental
COMPLETA
bqiO Ia dVOcaciQl 6Nta Sra. &M Dolores.
Sc vende.

Una estancia muy cerca del pueblo de Rio-pie.
dras s Immediate al lugar llamado Laguna de San
os para Ia a
dustria comOdidad para uevarlos Ia Capital por
mar Sirve tambien para una lecherfa.
Informsran on Rio-piedras, calle del Sol ndmero
81. 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-21
iiiMUCHO OJO!!!
GangaPaad ConeIcn de sts Capital { bIa
GRAN FACTURA DE MERCADERIAS
RECIBIDAS DIRECTAMENTE.

TeniendO 6rdsn de los remitentes para realizar-
las por su cuenta en broves dias FUEGO VIVO,
queda la venta por mayor plazos 6 de cOntado
alberta desde esta fecha.
Parte de la factura Sc compone de:
Lozas de marmol para pisos.-Hules de 2yardas
de anchO para idem.-Sillas para montar de dife-
rentes clases-Cajas de juguetes finos ordnarios.
-Libros en- blancO de diferentes tamanos.-Perfu-
merfa.-Prensas para cOpiar.-Vagillas blancas Y
de cOlOres.-Loza de diferentec classes, cOnsstente
en- tazas patillos, escudias, jarros palanganas,
fuentes -Cristaler1a.- -Utensllios de hierro v
lata para cocina.-Generos de hilo y algodon.
Vino gran Chateau Lafltte.-Id. S. Julian.-Id.
Moscatel, MADEIRA Malaga.-Champagne Cicot.-
LicOr Chartrense.-COgnac imperial.
Puerto-Rico, 2 de AgOsto de 1872-Dirijrse q f..
j. Iglesias.-Almacen de Iglesias Hermanos.-Ma-
rlna mum. 10. E6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-21


1s los mese i'd i'd 5$4 i'd i'd 3$Un
Un mes los puebo La s 10 suel2
cuaquer cnducto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-21

Comuuicandois esa suave sedosa apariencia v t,c.
to. tan admirada de amhos Sras Y CaballerOs. =
Sc hallan de VENTA en- los establecimiantos n.
tOdaS Glasses. v en- tO6as las hOticas ecreditadas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-21
Consulado Britanico.
MES DE AGOSTO.
La correspondence Sc cierra Oh este Consulate

los dIaS Blgulent6S.
Para Inglaterra, Espafa, \
Francia, Alemania, toda 7
Europa, Asia Santh6mas, ) FL IL 90 medic dia.
PaclfcO, TERRA frme Y las
COlonias Inglesas
Para la Habana, los Esq III,
tados- Unidos y M6jico. FL ula 1o'
Para San Thomas 1as1 u, -. 40
colonias inglesas. FL uIa 20
Para el Brasil Rio de La r,a;...
Plata. I'll oa 90
Via San Thomas por
Para los Estados- UnldOs vapOr americana ell 12
Para los EStados- -Unidos{ D!a 20
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF Ew-HoRk.... ...............".,.DEo H.
CLEARED.
Steamship South Carolina Beckett Charleston o. H. X Morgan
Gen B,rne, Mallory Savannah Livingston
steamship City (B Kennedy Liverpool 1c John G.
Steamship onp. Br) Young Glasgow ke Henderson Bros,
I S SSRPnP hssIG h ste% Co.
Steamship Niagara Roberts, Hehmond Norfolk and Cv Point Old
steamship Mount Gents m H.,ber AntEsp Punch Ede Co.
81 s TsSSss S& & h p.s Sson & P
steamship Yereu, Besr.e Boston II. p Dimoct.
Ship Nightingale Cutter. Hong Kong &c sal's, L1ernore
Bark PnnI Pdenc Carl Ger Lens Rotterdam Teens Bocf
mann. ,. - n, r,,,, =, s o..t,..n
BsT m.4y E.Sn Sparrow Msies j. T. WiHRe,ssr Co
Brig kIoeliCI Mayer Hami0' SsImads Pnsan P5S & SsG n
Brig ChIlu Br), Gerharit, HALIFAX n s., j. T. Whitney Co.
sehL r T. Ralsy Dart Inc uncA,yis; ~ yi.s,,,.o, NC
seSi O. p Bnn,, Hsbee, Rehnoud.
ssSI ssST fan. fin ss'f f.SSa SSSsV TSiassS In
sehr. sunny sOutH. DsrneksOn, Wilmington n. C.
ARRIVED.
s.@;sP ws;Ph. o. g. TsSEsnn kSssa. c,"S'fs Nov H. va
ses.D old Dominion, Walker Norfolk with md and pass to Old
City Il Merida Zimmerman Cruz Proeo and
savannah pee Hsr1 ,s PS n TS eFo'AAd OF engine
Brig of SewHayen Pierce Trinidad, r g. " days. With old
Bs Mary f ST. Johns n FL Murphy, PernAmbuoO da, With
% sSI HaI % S.MSe dsJ M wi With Says soe
DOMESTIC PORTS.
po~ros Mas. steamships Oriental rom Savanna
Roman Centpede Panther and Leopard from Philadelphia Neptune
from New.York. -.
CHAELEsroS s. c. Dec -ArTed steamship Palcon from Ba
mOre j. Page BOson Florence Rogers from Phlads'
pha.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON lThe North German Lloyds steamship Hans1
Bcsens,n om EsYOrk Nov 90 for Bremen arrived here yester
day.
DISASTERS.
HYaI S. Dec 2The bark Lochaer from syiney bound TO
SeuYork coal laden put shelter from tie gale
HaaI ashore Sydney bot came on Aer
throwing overheard part Of her cargo. .
The stesmshp CarotA Portland, detained port By threat
euin weather.
brk Railway King Of Prince Bwads Island from Pictou for
coal laden struck Cove Cape CansO,
tsray and will probably be total loss The we're saved
OrKBEc Dee Rhe ship Oneida which cleared hence the 18th
NJ Nov is ashore az Auoarr and will be total loss
PRoylpEscE l., Dec 2-TLe schr Wm- H. Tiers ashore on
Point judith has bge full Of water and danger Of going to
pieces - a1 n,
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY nRc- II

FRIDAY DEC IL
Mail Halifax ~ S. closed the SewYck Post0hee
Friday o'clock Steamship ssih from Portland. Me-. on
Saturday at G .. m .
Letter postage all the west Indies except when going direct win
which
sATURDAY DEC. a.
For Britain and France via Queenstown and Liverpool BY
steamship Celtic sas close l30 Supplementary NAL
Is closed At White Star Dock at Steamship sails at
D. m rom White Star Dock Pavona Ferry Jersey City.
A letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postageI
For Closed Mall Continent Of Europe Via Southampton and
Bremen BY the steamship America mails close at ii No Supple
menary HAL Steamship sails at from foot Of Thirdst,
HOboken
Direct Germ,n and Prussn closed Mnl Is sent BY this line
Mails Bes and HAve steamship Washington
will close Steamship sails from Pier No. 50 N r.
direct the steamship CITY OF Havana close
Steamship sails at 3 p. from Pier No. North River
West BY the steamship Geo W. Clyde, close att
Steamship sails at .. m, from Pier No 2o f. r.
SUNDAY. DHc. Is.
All Mails close at IL O'Clock Toe FOst0ee open rom 4
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
DFCsIONS-DEC. IL.

Suurtme Court-ChdmbTs-BY Judge Barrett.-
MeveI AT Day-Mouon deed With costs Nee agt Barnett
Mon r,psi With 10 Bouny infant sgt Bonny and ors
Reort oourel oie gnted Bishop ag srgent-Mouon 10
Ne denied with 81 eoss Whitehead AIT Kennsiy ct aL-Mohon
de1ie with Morh agt Goes heense onIeed !,
STof Of facts M KeDnev It h-Ihe answer OF
kenny adudged fyol0us with 10 COSTS Ia he m-e 49, V'
George Gallagher aud hian-hepo Al ouei
Common PLeas-SDecial Term-By Judge laITe-
Dyorce granted Miller sgt POst-MooH denied oDon'
gbrs sst Appioaon granted Inc Master e, $3.50
t - Wslh-Gppation granted Brown sgt Wlsrd-Decreo
~ eorecio allow q cent Reed agt
70 grsntei Weed gt YoGug-AppLcAton granted Coael
Jdgs Loew-BenEer act Tsae-hoton TO aeate orer Of
arrest denied bail reduced s3O costs 10 either party
Supsrior Court-Specidl Trm-By Chief Justice
pshopr-Muler agt Bale.(See papers for eounse)
limited States COurt.-By Judge woodruff
appellant sgt Moses Hermann ass gnee 10 oit
eS ~ Asiee Beudr ard lin part) The appellant bad
Jsonble believe that the arm was eeoie ~
nnts u operate him preference The parus were oo
hsu liability their engagements 10 We asas ooase o
ne lad been sgan adied to constitute in
.ta nressBt case the debts nercanus debts Ity
the % s p,d At maturity Insolvency existed reason @
reasonable 10 believe INC aeoon
becomes ereaty Increased vhen beside failure 70 pay,
,S dsh,or snhm 10 he sued and the creditor begins su
n could b tle short Of sbsury In case hfe THIS "he
10 believe debtor nsolVeu te,t be can 'hen pro
.ed 10 sale benefit without contemplating We
Ysn such Insolvency eIists Viz; Prsieres@ eteU s@P
- IRE n,ouop OF collection he th. AGENT Of he ere
SnosI f the debtors insolvency No pofeed confidence psi IN
hin by lac adverse party make that informAusn ess
acquired In bis aSenO Aho imVeAoe
such client. The decree below must be innnsa
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
REAL ESTATE.
SKw.YoRx. Thursisy, Dee. u. Is7s.

EEw.YoRk. Thursisy, Dee II. ls7
very duh day at the Exchange. The only public
tsncon, made we're By Muller wilkins CO.. one lsga
... under h. direction Of Morris NJ BudlOug referee eOry and
basement Scotia stone front d"eunshouss AHd lot iSse
located on the porhey de Of ghthst 6 feet inches westerly
from Lexington ave- Sold uec. and and above mogs O
600 property ed b. tbs Eerfor Lac iasa.nss Co.
two ots ground IlOo located on The easef ads o.
nadsonAy commencing 80 feet he1e "'
The following private sales been reported 70 Us; ~,
By E. H. Ludlow Co.. Of The OgrstG brow Ons Og
Park known stree. No @ for S@OO "Hieo p"'' 1
BIZ VIM H. Rsyho Of two lots the souery side ot
l5O fee. easter from Seyenthye is ~ .y from
Faye for 3 So OoO and In conjunction Charles hcae two ots
located Outhey side Of the same street oonEsnss nv Hy
sIth adjoining sbO. the three lot. for ,orD, o,
s.e'sT,o. SOP & no toon S dwelling sIGeOO
feet O. cheLerns, for slS9cCo ,.,a Located On
mn Vernon, wechester Ceunty for shS
reported that eight lots on SItyeysnh and KY hss
four lots each street. between Madison and FVes have Oen
advertised place the Exchange Tor nOe during The
Friday, De-. 10.
BssnS Sss 1.es cais on tho 1orSsy
gsecontst, 37 feet easter{ from seeondsye - rz, "a,
wards referee plot No s D1cSmsn estate being eight lots
located the nOAer side Of HAegeaVe between HLndet and
By Fsuy property 1rsa Icca.ei the saH'ry Ode
By Mcclure legal sale under the direction Of julius Lyon
o sI99 together with the 6uag' thereof loese o. The westerly
Miller legal sale under the direction Of Charles Harris
Phelps referee 2sIlos, located the OOrthey side Of
Forty h and lots each 2SI05 located the souther nde OF
Forty ourhs rsar' adjoining commencing so iee westerly nom
ByE Ludlow Co. legal sales ths direction Of wm H.
Mc0ong plot Of land located Csstleton Grand VH
Park and Woodsnsve the Of hddetown. Richmond Co.,
b. S 1 resr a ' s aoS. h Of G. Irvine White.
head referee lot 3+IOO together With tie buildings thereof 10
Twenty .thirdst
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
Il s. SUPREME couRr-wAsHxcroS. DEC. Il.

No .35 Hungs agt Low Governor. al the Circuit
Court Sor Csoa-ln 1864 Congress granted the Yosemite
Valley 10 th Cal B be hed aad improved By the state
az be reservation Prior Huehir settled
trn the valley embracing the particular premises question IN,
tending 10 eempon laws The Court below held
tb The emen trad y the plaintiff did not affect the
power OF the dispose OF the land II had done ana
he Judgment The writ Of maintains u Con-
n .utng the could diyest the ght Of
Huhng, under preempton laws and said that ~ the Gover
mep Bound protect after he has complied with All the
reourement bound 20 protect ha At every
stag toward protection u hi title Tie condition OF hnA payment
no either the settler or he Io'eent ah
ay Of pecede George w. JuhAn for pnh1 10 eifo
NJ 4 Go,lff ford deisudaLtA
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
PASSENGERS HAILRD.

FOR LrvERPo0L-Ia 'tedn'htp nay Dec n-Gibb, Gilbert
Ber Gilbert sharp Miss NJ heagher George Hunt hrs
W. HILL John Watkins w. Watkins Mis- Sarah Watkins Joseph g.
Everett Miss Lewes Thomas Dem.re Madam Grante Madame
Hepburn.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
Sales bn Anrtlcn

A. MEKwIs, Aueuoneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Broadway, cor.
Ib,-Sae Worts Of Art FaneT Goods Rurn tue Sc
THURSDAY and FRIDAY at ma miscellaneous COLLEC-
TIoS Of BOOKS. good editions, veil bound
GEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co., date Leavitt,
w streLegh Col Clinton Hall Asorpsee For the SALE b.
AUc1oS Of LBRAK CoLLxcrSss Of Books PAnrisss and all
kiuls of LITERARY PRoPERrr.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAmBURG-En ,1dnlship WeStyhaha, Dee n-Ju. W
Bnn wife Children Caroline heer BsTer, Hem Nuscheer
Ad Bandmann. Mayer Mayer H. Mataah wife and chid ia
Rbehardt Christ Decker Anna Dnger Antonio
Uhp ma Hahn Loas Hsuser HATre-L b.
Ferris Booth Lesbtt L. Cueba c. Modal and othsrs
In eaLin
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
NINIATURK ALMANAC.

sun 76 40 MooD Gets.. 5:3
WATER rBu DAI-Lh
SANDY Hooi. 6il9 Island. 653 Hell Gate FerrT.. G2
DlT-P.
Sandr ell Goys Il6 Hell Gate Ferry. Goo
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
HIarble ano Slate mantels.

HIarbIe dnU UIuI< lrluHIfIs.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IA IzrG woRks ia and 10 Rss Kghtesnhst Marble ,si
Msbsd Mants Thns Aase Cssatsr hsaxauts Al Pnss that
Gsfy CO. petition Marble tsraag for The trade
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
Slate Of description MARBLE And
wooD GAETELI 7. p sTBwAsT L Co. 9so saa Ai West
TvsstT- third IT. hssr ssVsHthsve.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
SupsrtOy COurt-SDecidl Ierm-By Chle1 justice
Rsrbopr-Muer agt EaTle.(See men, on papers Tor eounse
CALRyDARs-THIs DAL

SUPREME couRr-cmocT-PlRr Ivan BRuSI' '-oPen' " "'
s,. Dennisoa
New-York tribune., 1872-12-13
New- -1ersep Rsal Gstate for Sale

auttion Sales of Real Gstate.
IERE. JOHNSON, Jr., Auctioneer.
~ No. rs EAssAU-sr.. COR. CKDAR-sr.. NAN YORK
Rs, Estate promptly Sold and Exchanged Auction sass OF stoss
Furniture. heEchsndiss. kc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-18
TIE HONEST ERRANp BOY.

BY the author OF ga Trap to catch Sunbeam
That boy thinks that "a good name is
rather to be chosen than great riches" for
he has found a sovereign that the gentle
man has dropped, and he runs eagerly to
give it back. At first he says it is not his;
but the boy says, eyes, indeed, it is: / saw
it fall from your hand when you paid a
cabman." ''Why, that was many streets
back ~ says the gentleman. Yes, he
knows; he run all the way as hard as he
could; he has had a job to catch him. ''Are
you a very rich boy, that you can afford to
give up a sovereign when you find One?"
said the gentleman. erich, sir? have
eighteen-pence a week as Grand boy. But
the money was yours, not mine: l like to
earn my money, not steal it." The gentle
man smiled; but only said, putting the SOW
ereign in his pocket, ''Well, thank you, my
tad: good day. Stay; where do you live?"
The boy told him, and then they went their
different ways. A month or two after
wards, when the boy had forgotten the cir
cumstance, he found gentleman seated in
the room with his mother when he came
home from work. He recognized him at
once. He had come, he said, to offer him
a situation: it was one of great trust, and
he offered it to him because he had proved
himself worthy of trust. That boys ''good
name" had stood him in good stead.
"a good name is rather to be chosen
than great riches. PROV. xiii.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-18
A FUNNY STORY.

Afunny Scotch story is told which Csr-
lyle might have worked into SartOr Resar-
tus. The Lord Chamberlain invited
Provost White, of Forfar, to take part in
the thanksgiving services at st. Paups., but
with the invitation came an intimation that
the Provost must appear in his ''robes OF
Office" Here was a botheration, for the
gude man had no robes of Office whatever,
and all preceding Provosts of Forfar had
been in an equally nude condition. The
Town Council was instantly convened to
take this important matter into cOnsidera-
ton. The Provost stated to the Councillors
that he liked well enough to go to London,
but as for being at charges for the robe, he
couldn't think of it. If the town would
buy the garment, he, as Provost, promised
to wear it; otherwise he must decline to 60
upon the expedition. After much ponder
ing it was determined to buy the habili-
ments, and to leave the question Of charges
for future adjustment. This was hardly
wise; and we predict that there will be i'm
mense intestine troubles in FOrfar when
the tailor's bill is brought in.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-18
HAMILTON & CUNNINGHAM,
jan2 eOd1stp 1y Nashville, Tenn.
TENNESSEE NEWS.

Business houses in Memphis are in de-
mand and rents going up.
Indications of another fine fruit year are
everywhere manifest.
Cotton buyers in Memphis are beginning
to thin out.
Some East Tennessee farmers will plant
tobacco this season.
Memphis has imposed special tax of
$3.50 on each stall in the livery stables of
that city.
c. w. Charlton is called upon by "WoEl1-
ingmen' to become a candidate for Con-
gress in the Knoxville district.
10. Murgle, butcher of Memphis, at
tempted to butcher his wife with Ratchet
the other day.
Sunday morning. the 18th inst, the
clothing store of Fuchs & Aebli, in Knox
vile, was robbed of $500 worth of goods.
The new company that has leased the
McMinnville and Manchester Railroad are
boring for oil near Mud creek in Warren
county.
Chicken fighting will be one of the at
fractions during the weeks racing in Mem
phis over the ChiekasaW Jockey Club
Course.
The negro rOustabOuts on the levee at
Memphis have gotten up a "corner" to COM
pei steambOatmen to pay first class prices
for unloading boats.
Gen. Cooper made raid in Union county
few days ago and captured three illicit
distillers, and seized two stills and a few
barrels of whisky.
Ten persons were baptised by immersion
at Knoxville on the 14th inst, making fifty
in all since the commencement of the re-
vival in the Baptist church in that city.
A Mrs. Burnett, of Hamblen county, was
arrested at Knoxville on the 18th inst, on a
charge of forging All order for $l0on one of
the merchants of MorristOwn.
There is to be Farmers Convention at
Knoxville on Tuesday, the 10th of May
| The object is to perfect thorough organic
alton of the farmers of East Tennessee fol
the dissemination of useful knowledge.
The first crate of new cabbage arrived at
| Memphis by boat on the 18th inst. and was
| sold for twenty-seven dollars, which wa:
considered very dear, being fully three time:
the price Of old cabbage month ago.
The Memphis appeal of the 18th inst
says: 1t is reported that the dreadful "army
caterpillar" has made its appearance in thi
State. The sudden warm and damp wealth
er after long period of cold, dry weather i
thought to have favored the fearful irrup
ton of this pest. Their appearance was frs
noticed about the 10th of the month. The,
are attacking fruit trees, particularly appl
trees, with disastrous effect. While on tn
trunks of the trees they may be attacked
very effectively with gUnny sacks. Whel
on the leaves and branches the best plan
to shake them loose, and while clinging BY
their fibrOus filaments fine dirt freely
thrown among them will detach and caus
them to fall to the ground, when they ca
be buried.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-18
GENEVA.
A Dead Lock.

NEW YORK, April ia special from
London says the Arbitration is at COM
plete stand-still until the reply is received
from Washington to the English protest.
The nature of the protest inspires little hope
in the success Of future negotiations.
The Rights of NeutraIs.
LONDON, April 1.-THE counter case
presented at Geneva on behalf ofthe British
Government, and which was laid before the
House of Lords last night, is printed this
evening. 1t concludes with description
Of the position of neutrals under the views
presented in the case of the American gov
eminent, which it says would
render theirs a situation of perpetual
and unremitting anxiety, surrounded
by dangers and harrassed by crowd of
new obligations which nothing but sleepless
vigilance could satisfy, whilst the lapse OF
even subordinate officer would be fettered
with heavy national penalties; private COM
merce would be subjected TO minute inqui-
sition and incessant supervision; individuals
would be tracked by spies and informers;
the trade of belligerents would be fettered,
and the Inequalities ofthe country guarded
with impossible precautions.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-18
Thrown from a Buggy.

While d. 2. Hadley and o. f. Craigg OF
Brentwood, were on their way to this city
yesterday morning, the horse attached to
their buggy took fright and ran away, up
setting the vehicle and throwing both gen.
tlemen to the ground. We regret to hear
they were seriously injured by the fall.
They were about four miles from the city
when the accident took place, and the gen.
tlemen were carried to Mr.. John Thomp-
sons residence, and DR.. Blackburn called
in to attend them.
Since writing the above we learn that
Mr.. Hadly's collar bone was broken and
large cash cut in his head, and that Mr..
Craigg received a severe hurt on his right
side. The horse run about mile before be
could be stopped, throwing Mr.. Beasly out
and dragging Mr.. Hadly, who it seems was
caught under the buggy. The attending
physician does not think either of the gen.
tlemen received any inward injuries.
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WASHINGTON.
POlttieo-ReIigiOus.

WASHINGTON, April members Of the
annual Conference Of the American colored
Methodist Episcopal Church now in ses-
sion here, called upon the White House
and paid their respects to the President.
Bishop johnson addressed the President
briefly stating the devotion of the Methodist
Church ofthe country to his administration.
The President replied be hoped for their
welfare and happiness and race and bid
them Godspeedin their efforts to build up
for themselves a church and position OF
which they might honestly be proud.
Congressional View Of the Alabama
MIDDLE.
It is probable that the House committee
of Foreign Affairs will tomorrow consider
Judge Peters resolution against the presen-
tation of indirect damages in the Alabama
case. There are other members Of Con-
gress who have privately expressed similar
views. The administration, however, will
adhere to its position in the case under the
present circumstances.