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New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
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A Snort MEMORY.

Attorney General Williams fOrgcis In h1
speech ut Philadelphia he defed the world 10
show "that any official under this Adminisira-
" ton has been guilty Of embezzlemcnt OF
fraud, and has not been promptly exposed
"and prosecuted, and, If possible, punished"
TO which a Washington paper promptly replied
with the following document relating TO tho
case Of Navy Agent Brown Of that city:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
SECOND CONTLOILER's OFFICE, july y, lbl.>
SIR: In reply to your inquiry of This date, whether
g. r. BrOwn Commissioner Of PubIJ works s oeDior
10 the Government bis account as Navy Agent @f
have to that transcripts Of lis account as navy
Agent we're transmitted to the sOCHor OF the Treasury
for suit the lst Of November 1soe The amount on"
the United States is sIs5s o.. Very respectfully, yorF
Obedient servant, j. ". BRoDnLAD' Cohuoi'oi'
Hon. 4. l.. SMITH, First Auditor.
There the case rested. The law officers OF
the Government neglected their duty. Brown
was neither punished nor prosecuted. On tho
contrary, WITH a full knowledge of this DC
fciency in the accounts OF the Navy Agency
the President appointed Brown Comma
sioner of Public Works for the City OF Wash-
ington and keeps him in that Office to the pres
ent day. We published some months ago list OF
defaultcrs under the present Administration
filing several columns Of THE TRIBUNE: no"
many Of those delinqueDts, Mr. Williams, have
been prosecuted and punishedi Then there ~
the shameful case of MARROW, the doiaultlng
postmaster of Selma, Alabama. This mar,
having misappropriated money received Irom
the sale of stamps, pretended to have been
robbed by route agent, but after infamously
throwing suspicion upon an innocent person
was detected and confessed his guilt. What
became of himq He was Senator spencer
man, so he was not only allowed to 90 hee'
but actually retained in office. ,
But why cite these little casesf MI " 10
liams's colleague, Postmxster-Gencral Cres-
well, was guilty of the Chorpennng feud
and though a prominent Administration Senator
declared from his seat in Congress that every
man concerned in that Ring was rascal, Mr.
Creswell has neith IT been prosecuted nor pun
ished, but is q member of Grants Cabinet
and goes about making speeches to help hii
reelection.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

ABIAH w. PALMER. lifelong Republican,
was last year reelected to the Senate from the
Duchess and Columbia District without OPP
position He voted to expel James Wood
when Erastus c. Benedict pettifogged ana
voted to retain him, and Benedicps brother
Reformcr, James O'Brien, lodged. Abiah W.
Palmer declares for Greeley and Brown. cant
The N. Y. Times dcnounce him as n c6rrnp-
zionist 1--WE printed Mr.. Palmers manly ie''er
yesterday; and recur to the subject now
mainly to note the chivalrc spirit Which
rejected the oyer-prudent coursels OF delay III
any open declaration till after the October
elections. Mr. Palmer is one of the men that
take responsibilities.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
amnSemenle. tit.. ohis Gpen,nu.

ACADEMYoF MUsIC.-ltalan Opera Faust" Mile.
Psuliro Luc-a.
BOOrH's THHATER-" Auah-na-Pogue." Mr.. and
Mrs Dion Boacicsut
f1tru AVt,NrIr TurATrR -" Diamonds" Miss
fsnny Davenport and Miss Linda Dca
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, lie Roi Carotte" Mrs.
Jelu Wood. Miss Rose Herce, and John BrcuSham
Union SQUARE TnEATER.-" Agnes Miss Agnes
Ethe sn1 d. II. HsrkinS
WMIACE's THEATER.-" Pygmalion aud Galatea"
sud Calsto,." Miss Katharine Rogers
AMERICAN NsTITUTE-FOrty-frst Annual Exhibit
Day ami Evening.
BAuFY's CIRCUS AND MIX AoERIE at the foot OF
Uousiou-st, H. r. DsF spd KysnirE
CALIFORNIA MINsrREIs. at No. 72O Broadway
STRrNwAY HII--Concert. Anton Rubinstein'
ST. JAMES THE EATHR.-San Francisco MinstrcS
ToNY PAsTORs OPERA HoUsE.-"A A Dutchman III
London and Varieties.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
Netn!Eotk Daily Gribm,re.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER o. 1872.

Forty miners were killed at the expoSon at Morley.
60 The price Of coal has again advanced In England
=- An attack was made the King Of Spain the
assailant escaped Disorders have occurred In the
streets Of Madrid 60 Tie Havana cigar makers have
struck for higher wages.
The Grant Republicans carried Pennsylvania by a
fraudulent majority. The results OF the ONO ana
Indiana elections are STILL doubtful. - Twelve OF tne
crew Of the Golden Hind lost at were starved or
drowned.
The Conference Committees Of the Tammany ana
Liberal Republican County aud Judiciary Conventions
have not fully decided uIop municipal ticket -
large number OF voters registered = GOld ll2i i2f
1l8s.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

OF course, if he should steal money from tho
letters, it would be hard ~ convince the De-
partment that such an excellent patriot had
been guilty of such misdemeanor. Does Mr..
Woodford suppose that such a peculator wonld
be turned out, at least before the election
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

Jersey City is struggling hard with heavy
load of debt, the legacy of previous admin
istration. According to a recent statement
by the Board of Public Works, the bonded
deb. of the city is nearly Sl1,OOO'OOO; by May
1, 1913, it is expected to reach Sl5'OOO,OoO.
Projected improvements are demanded, 1t il
said; yet the accumuating indebtedness OF
the city appalls tho financiers who have dis
cussed the problem 1t should be said, how
ever that some of the local journals take
more hopeful view of the situation, and bgure
ont considerable reduction of the debt. At
best. it is clear that our neighbor Is very
much embarrassed; that the credit and money
OF the city have been squandered; that {"
corrupt ring have heretofore ruled Jersey
City; and that the officials lately indicted or
arrested are concerned in this great fraud.
The people will have to take matters into their
own hands and regain their old credit and
financial sOundness.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

Two astonishingly narrow escapes from rail-
road slaughter are reported. An express train
ON the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Monday
night, jumped the track, between the Relay
Uouse and Baltimore. Although the head OF
the train and several passenger cars rolled
over and Yysy sQHB th9 s9bsak@eDt nobody
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
MR. DELANO AND THE WHISKY CASES.

Mr.. DELAhO AND THE WHISKY CASES.
Grant papers assume that they have
vindicated the action of Secretary Delano in
the case of the Schwab and Gibson whisky
case, by printing transcript from the records
of the Circuit Court of Ohio to show that the
100000 for which the fraud was compromised
was actually paid into Court. We are willing
to give the Secretary all the benefit of this
statement; but what does it amount tot A
fraud of the most daring character was COM
mitted upon the Government by Schwab and
Gibson, with the connivance of ElmOre, the
Collector Of Mobile, and Kellogg and Cowie,
two officers Of the Internal Revenue De-
partment at the same port. The tax
out of which the United States was cheated
by this operation was nearly 100000. Yet
when the case was brought to the knowledge
of Secretary DelanO he showed the greatest
reluctance to prosecute, because the chief
criminals were men of considerable political
influence in Ohio. He caused nolle prosequi
to be entered in the case of Cowie, although
this man had been guilty while in Office of no
fewer than sixty-one violations of the Reve-
nue. laws in the course of a few months. He
prevented Gao aIrost vi Elmore aud Kellogg.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
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The especial duty of young men to be poll
ticians, and to bring character and honor into
political life, as well as relentless determi-
nation to fight fraud wherever found, we take
10 be the inspiring reason for the existence OF
the Young Mems Municipal Reform Assocla-
ton 1t did good service last Ausumn, though
in one OF two cases we greatly fear that It's
members allowed themselves to be attached as
tails to the kites of mercenary and charac-
terless political hacks. But We recognize
in the growing interest of young men
in such a movement as the above Asso-
citation in local political affairs, and IN their
growing determination to take an active part
in the conduct of politics, one OF the most
hopeful signs of Reform, which, defeated often,
is sure to triumph at last. The Association IS
TO reorganize for the work of this campaign
tonight, at the Medical College, corner OF
FOurth-ave. and Twenty y-thiTd-st., where Judge
Van Colt, Wheeler II. Peckham, esq, and
others, are to deliver addresses. We believe
il will be a good thing for the city if every
young man who wishes to see purity in poll
tics, and realizes his duty as citizen, should
be present aud take part in the proceedings.
The Liberal and Tammany Hall judiciary
Conventions will probably nominate their
Joint ticket to-day. The Hon. Algemon S.
Sullivan for Justice of the Supreme Court has
been retired by the Conference Committees,
on account of the objections urged by the Bar
Association, and his name will not be pre-
sented to the Convention; bat it is not un-
likely that he will still be put in nomination
if he does not publicly withdraw. The names
to be presented by the Conference Committee
for the Supreme Judgeship are those of
Wheeler H. Peckham, Abraham r. Lawrence,
Judge Leonard, and Judge Sutherland. For
the Superior Court the Liberal candidate, ex-
Judge Freeman j. Fithian, will be reported to
the Tammany Convention, and in case Tam
many accepts Fithian and insists on Sui
lvan for the Supreme Court, compromise
may be made by which both these candi-
dates will be nominated. The Committee
will report Jerome Buck instead of Judge
Bedford for City Judge. The nomina-
ton Of Judge Gdrvin for District-Attorney
depends wholly on the result of the Fithian-
Sullivan compromise. Orlando b. Stewart,
whose name has been mentioned as indOrsed
by the Liberal Republicans, really had no
support in that organization, and it was an
error to speak of him as in the race.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

The Connecticut Town Elections continue
IN develop encouraging as well as curious
facts. One of the drollest is that Senator
Ferry's home develops midsummer madness
to the extent of Liberal Republican gam OF
8s9 since last Spring. The Senator should
write another letter.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

That assures it. Friends in spite OF frand'
VIC arc on tho homo stretch, with every pros
pect Of success.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

The Registration yesterday in this city was
unusually large, giving encouragement that at
the approaching national elections full vote
will be pOlled.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

was killed. A somewhat similar occurrence
on the Dayton Short Line road seems to havo
resulted in the same way.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

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IVI'II''.ss'' '..sss''V
Leaving still seriously contested
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-08
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/. Los que >suscriben Sc adhieren & la
.protesta opublicada en- ell BoLErIN
MERcANTIL del IL del corriente, jcon-
ira las calumniosas frasesg vertidas ell
el Congreso por ell diputado Sr. San
roma. a.goaa ~....3 80, .lala,. y.
u Pablo Ubarri, comer:cciante yaepro-
pietario; Benito Ense1at, comercian- :
te; Geronimo Cadilla, Francisco R.
Alvarez, Jose Espanol. Guillermo
Sierra, Esteban Luengo, Tiburcio An
tolin, Benito Camacho, Rafael Macei-
ra, Casiano, Orcasitas, Matias Elias,
Miguel f. Sarabegui, Gahino Minon,
Jose Cerra, Emilio Casas, comercian-
te; Enrique Garcia. Juan Carreras %
Constantine Guerrero, por Antonio
Llaneras comerciante; Emilio Casas,
Bernardo Saliva, Miguel Llaneras,
Guillermo, Bonet, comerciante; Mar
cial Pardo y Acevedo, Luciano Uria,
Pedro J. Ribas, Jose Cofno, G Ga
lIardo y Antonanzas, P. de Menchaca,
Luis de la Rosa, VaIentin Domin-
guez, Pedro j. Cortes, Antonio Ga
nero, Julian A. Barreda, Eduardo
Larroca, Evaristo Izcos. Pedro Case,
Pedro 4Galan, Jose R.. Fuentes, j. NJ.
Galinanes, Gorgonio Bolivar, Agus77
tin Alonso,. J. Zarandona, Juan A.
SALIVA, Antonio Arzuaga,, % Manuel
Garlcano, Joaquin Pena, Juan Borras,
Jose Maria Arzaaga, 29 Juan A. Rey,
Jose Maria de Unda, Ramon Trigo,
R. Burgos, Jose Solves.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-08

COP q entasiasms con que acoge siempre
scuanto pdsdesaunaentar el epreatigio de
Espana en- el Nuevo Mundo, & cuyo fin
han teudido y tenderah siempre mis- es-
fuerzos. = - I.7-A.A-a. IL
Conocido sucintamente, mi pensamien-
to, que explanaE6t oportunamente sen,otro
escrito, restame solo acompaharle, las ba-
ses> prineipaless atqpe} deberan sBpjetarse
los. que deseep Jutilizarse de- mi, ,.Agencia
telegrafea, y suscribirma desde luegb con
Ell mayor gusto de V. afectisimo s. S.
Fl /
@. B. S. NJ.
Il
N. M. FaDra,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-08

=, l3}Jl3, sSg9GeEs5 4 MiN#lHF .HlIH|HF ~
to, lamamiento, declaration de ingreso en-
las f!las,g ldisposieiqnes contra pr0fugos,
reclamaciones contra los fal os de las .Di-
putaciones y demas procedilnientos en-
cuanto no Sc opongan q los. efectos de esta
ley, interim Ell Gobierno presenta las
Cortes en- esta 9 la pr6xima legislature la
correspondence ley .orgapiea.s>
Madrid, 27 de setiemhre de 1872 Ell
Ministro de la Gobernacion, Manuel Ruig
ZOvyiU0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-08

luntarios d. la isIsde Cuba, el dltiao
de los euales es Glen veces mas hon
rado y digno :queef miserable que Sc
atreye q calumniarles desfgurando
sus her6icos hechos. =
Por la redaccion de El Eco de Ia
PGtrio
Jose Joaquin Riib6, lyoluntario de-
la compaf1ia de 3cazadores del So ba
talon de la Habana."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-08
s. ~ .si5s' -.,ltst S rNt4s
q GACETILLA.

Errata.-H.a fecha de nuestrO ntimerO
anterorh ha salido equivocada. FL csjista
sc crey6 un dia mas j6ven y puso en-
vez de 6.
TeatrO.-Ef s:ai,ntlO Immediate sc o..
trena ell drama del Sr. Tapia Rivera
titulado Tasco Nu31eg de Balboa
Creemos que nuestro inte 'igente p6blico
debe apresurarse acudir yer un drama
que tiene dos novedades. El de repre- sentarso
por primera vez y el de ser su autor un
puerto riqueno qle tiene nombre en- las
letras, Mhcho desearfamos no yer en- Ia
obra NADIA de polltica.
i. .u /. -e >lt-.., slz,s .'.--.s a-silo-ih3
Sc ha entablado Iaace p0cOe dias en-
L6ndres un pleito de los mas cnriesesp per
los herederos de un banquero M I%lto1ario,,
el Sr. Carlos b :, contra ela!seeiedad ia-
glesa protectora de los animales. xasalou %
El Sr. D. ha dejado por testamento
toda su fortuna a la referida sociedad.
Segun dice el Figaro, los hered1ros pres
tenden que shas habido scaptacionsP Parece
que Ia, razon en- q que SO fundsn es
que el difunto creia en- Ia smetempsieosis y
estabasen el conyencimiento de que des-
pues de su muerte se convertiria en-
caballo 8 perro. Ciertos individuos de
Ia sociedad estimulando su mania, le
habian prornetido ,reconoeerFe+' bajo su
nueva forma en- ciertas senales que el les
haria con Ia cabeza, YY que fle darian Ia
avena mas escogida 81 SO convertia en- Ca
ballo, J los alimentos mas apetitosos een
perro 2. : baj 10 la condicion de que legsse
sus millones 3 Ia sociedad.
peroy el pelO sc puede cOaservsr Gu .su ter-
lnosura original y sin cambia de color des-
de la juventud hasta la vez con el us01 de
constante del T6nicoa Oriental, ese re-
lnarcable vigorador vegetal.I .s.s,a5a 55a5t J,
Algo mas! Cuando por motives ds tfes.
/ Guido enfermedad 6, falta de vigors natutal
en- ell craneo, las fbras son d6biles y radas
y>hay peligro eminents de Cquedarse ualvs
del todo, se 9puedeii estimular y obtener
una esplendida Icabellers con el empleo
persistepte de este aqidolregenerador.f 8
En los climas cahdos tdonde Ia traspiEs-
cion profusa sabe debilitar las fuerzas del
craneo, ueyando sua propiedades .vitaisss
el T6nlcO Oriental esun requisite ahaolIiA
to del tocador, quele hs :dado tan grsnde
popularidad en Ia America del Sud y las
Antillas.
| PalabraS simceras pnra los emCerm0S.
-Seria envidoso dectf que Ell AceiteA de
Hfgado de Bacslao de -hanman y Kemp
es. el 6nicO artfcnlo purozde So claae qhe
Sc encuentra en- este pals, psre- como Lies
va la marca de ma casa enrique ell p6bh-,
CO tiene motivos para depos tar su CON
6anza, ocurre naturalmepte al .enfsFmo
asegurase que tiene 81 especffico legitimo
obteniendo la narcs garantisada, y pues.
ia fuera de toda sospecha de suls puIezs.
La eff saeia della preparacior, en- enferms'
dadess ssds Jos palmonesy y la traq aes, como
tambien en- reumatismo cr6nico, gotta, t1al
del Mgado, y .escorbuto es demasiado co.
spocida para pecesitarg comentarios, en- utl
anunclo. Una cuchsrada nezclads con dos
! del Peotorals de- 4Anacahnita .es ell lnodo
i j mas "a facil y meior de tou,ar q Ac.lts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-08

.EhsI&r ah ;iui. aoi1 ~ q
u A todosi los;sehores suscritores de Gu,
ba' Puerto Rico les serkn communicates
sdiariamenteI, telegramaa,. direetosb deslas
principales,capitale dc Europa y especial
Mente de las de Espana. .2|<:.sa.1
Dichos telegramas cohtendfAl: ,liasauo
. Noticias politieas ynde inteFes general,
dando sempre ptefereacia a. las de- 6Espa.
ma y las one sean de slguna importan-
cia para Ia America. latina. ausrssa1 81 ) as
2.~ ~ ,Precios en- los principates mertad0s, de
= Europa deaos produetos dc las aAatillas;
y especialmente en Barcelona, Santander,
Oadis y Bilbao. 4"l .>-es:4. ha es.,o .s,'eri
!. Precios de las. harinas. de- axportacion
en- Oastlllay de los. vinos de idem gu Ca.
taluna y oportunamente los>resultados
de las cosechas. II ,.,t Z, " e.. ~; "a. : 3 =. e
4 Cambios de- las. oprineipales spIazas de
Europa que sostlenen active comercio con
Cuba " Puerto Rico. Ia, q. -. so;,-;s .
80 Entradas y, y,salidassde los huques espa-
loles procedente de las Antiilss 8 que 50
sdiri]an q elias. { La smpresa stiene unase.
mafaro en- Tarifa para podet5 compnicar
el paso de los buques por el Estrecho de
Glbraltar,) Z. pl.5 AIS. :. o3!.s'i q n III
@u.Y, por fin, todas las loticiss mercan.
tiles que puedanI interesar al comercio es.
paiiol de las Antillas. ..: 49, b']>, ~ ~, "
preciode suscripcion al servieio4sls-
grafco sera de ueinte q cipco pesos nen.
s~a1es, 4por anticipate; para les particula.
res en- las islas de Cuba Y Puerto Rico.
Passtos de sstscripesoas: -sEl las surcursa-
les y en- casa de senores colresponsables
de la Agencia.
.Aperte'scta in.portasste, = La AgencA em-
pezar6 a trasmitir9 parties diarios, Alias
Americas espanolas desde lc de enero
pr6ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-08
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Artfculo dnico. Quedan en- su fuerza =
vigor las disposiciones que rigen en- la
actualidad, acerca de exenciones del SER
vicio, asl como !aa rclativas al alistamien-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-08

coNDIcToNEs..Y pRECIo DE LA sUscRIPc1oN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-08

Insertamos la circular del acredi-
tado Sr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-08

Errata.-H.a fecha de nuestrO n6merO
anteriorh ha salido equivocada. Ell csjista
Sc crey6 un dia mas j6ven y puso en-
vez de 6.