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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
Manuel Mater.

En- ell ndmero 139 de El Pyogyeso, fe-
cha "a del corriente, el Sr. D. Isidoro
Walls, refri6ndose q la dolofosa question
Gonzalez, hace caballerosamente una ex-
pontanea manifestation en- mi favor, 6
mejor dicho, en- obsequio la verdad
la justicia, la cual debemos agradecer
tanto mi hermano d. Angel como yo,
aunque la reserva que le inpone ell ca
raeter de autoridad de que ent6nces Sc
hallaba investido, le haya obligado no
ser tan explfcito como deseaba ell que sus-
oribe.
Por mi parte vuelvo aGrmar que no
conooemoa q D. Jose Gonzalez; que ia
mas hem0s tenid0 conversation con 81,
por 10 cue no pudo en- ningun tempo
confarnos sos ideas polfticas, nj nosotros
revelarse IS la Autordad nj nadie.
81 D. jose Gonzalez ha padecido ino
centem9nte, 10 que no tengo motives para
dndar, 10 lament0; pero tambien lamentar
1ebo Ia maroa3a inteucioa que halo en- el
dltmo p4rrafo lei an6nimo, citado por ell
S.. Walls, de poner de frente dos hom-
pres honrados, cue 81 bien no convienen
on ideas polibioas, estan de acuerdo en- la
conveniencia de evitar, l9jos de susctar
diagustos cue pudieran ser trascendentales,
priaeipalmeate en- las g crounstancias que
atraviesa nuestro querido pals.
En- cuanta mis- visitss la Fortaleza
ne resta decir que muchas veces me ha
honrado mi pueblo COZ comisiones ante la
primefa Autoridad de Ia isla, y sin tenor
de equvocarme, cita'6 varias que me die.
ron en- Eaero, Febrero, Agosto y Noviem-
bre del So, sin tener jamas motivos para
afectarme por el resultado de esas entire.
vistas de o6cio.
Vega-baja, noviembre 26 de 1872.
Manuel Mater.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
CORREO DE LA ISLA,
S. Sebastian (Pepino) no0ieneJrc II de 1872

z Juan Antonio Lassa'!a, vooino de Ia
Moc2, entab!6 jAioio We bal en- cobro de
pesos contra d.. Sin2eoa Faris, alcalde
interino de este pueblo. aojerto eI juic;o
a prut o2S por haberse negado al pago el
81. Faris, q pesar &c cxjst:r un docuuen-
to que comprucba ol compromise contrai-
d., el nli6cooies l3 del que cursa con"ur.
RIO La5sai!e con los tostigos Ramon Her
nando !, Eogenio j noonaz, Manuel San
tiaGo y Pablo Hernandez que debian de-
ciarar como pres8nciaIes del c0ntras0, Y
n;6n.ras el Pablo Hernandez rendia 81
deeiar2olo2, lbs otros S exception da Jose
Vazque2 tueron reduoidos prisiou por
orCan del msmo Faris parte de1nagtla5a.
evltando asl ol que rIadseran su5 GecIar4-
clo4es- Tan pgonto como declare Herman
dez, Jamhlen tu6 puest0 en- Ia c&rc5i, tooo
con ei pretaIto de que 70 trai&n su ccau
Ia de veoindad, siendo ranitidoa al dia ST.
gaiente por la ruta al pueblo de sa doni-
clio Moca Lassalie Sc encontraba tam
h1lon sin c6dala de vecinaa3, 10 qne mani
tosto, y SIN embargo no SO 10 puso preao
como los testigos. Farjs eS reformista y
mlembr0 Gle la nuava Junta.
LassaIle, presento un escrito en queja
al Juzgado del Distrito y otro .nando a
S. E. ...
En- la protesta que hizo esta Juata de
Wis ia contra EI Debate ap&rece frmado
ell vocal d. Juan Ramon Sosa, cuando este
ST Sc halaba en su casa de campo enftr-
mo de cana sin poaer venir al pueblo, en-
cuyo case SC encuentra la techa.
Ell Comercio de este pueblo tralo unos
cinturones con los co ores nacionales Y
los refornistas dicen que son cinturones
Conservatives, y aconsejan a sus correli-
gionarios no los compren y al que los tie
ne hacen que no Sc los pongan.
Entre los reformistas SO usa mucho por
aqu+ la cinta blanca en- Ell sombrero de
panama, como dis6intivo de partido III,
y recordando que de este color era la anti
qua bandera de los Borhones es de supo-
ner que son ellos mas alfonsistas que los
Conservatives. T. 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27

Mi estimado amigo: NADIA de particular
ocurre en- esta Villa y su jurisdiction que
no haya sucedido y este sucediendo en- ell
resto de la Isla, cosa muy raras excepcio-
nes, desde q1e impera ell desp6tieo domi-
MO ultra radical en- Puerto Rico no obstan-
te, quiero referirte algunos de los recientes
hechos que pertenecen al dominic pdblico.
supuesto que pdblicamente Sc tomensan
de unos en- otros y sin la menor reserva
10 En- el hospital de esta IocaIidad ex.s
te ha existido un m0reao, sirviente de
la propleaad de d. Fernando Calder, Ila-
nnado Gangs 9 Ganga, 4 quien dicho Sr.
le infrlo lesiones de consideration con
una cuerda de majagua en- cuatro doble-
ces, hasta ell extreme de hacerle .saItar la
piel y dejarlo banado en- .sangre. Esto me
10 han referido Pdbiicamonte dos suietos
muy veridicos, que dicen, Sc presento 4
eIlos la vlctima azotada, para en- senarle Ia
carnicerfa' que de su caerpo Sc habia he
cho pero como es uno de los mas arden
'tes y turibundos radical reformistas. 4
10 que 20 nae Sc, Sc GORE por la DO
baaclon han destigurado el hecho ha.
ciendo Yer, al presehtarse la victima
Ia aQtoridad local, que fue uua quemadu.
ra que Sc hizo 81 misno. Debo adyertirts
que este mereclo estando de Corregidor e
celeberriao y nunca bien pondefado Gar.
cfa Perez, 81 que no dudo d8be tener 60
nocimiento de 10 sucsdido, supuesto 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
Sr. Director del BoLET1N.
Manuel Mater.
Woviembre de 1879.


Muy Sr milo: Ruego V. Sc sirva inser-
tar en su apreciable peri61ico la siguien-
te manifestation. --.
"Coa fe ha IL de setiembre fuf nom
brado por ell Sr. Oorregidor D. Manuel
Fernandez ejecutor de apremio, contra la
diversidad de deudores morosos que exis-
tian en- esta lo'alidad, logrande con mi
cohocida activldad realizar algunas sumas
de amos atrasados que Sc consideraban ir-
realiaables, porque ell depositario D. Ma
Duel Aguayo no Sc guerra tomar el traba
10 de salir los campos recaudar como
10 marcan las disposiciones circuladas So
bre la materia por alguna otra causa
que no alcanzo comprender. Esos traba-
JOS eran apreciados por el Sr. Corregidors
D. Atanasio Mayspnet hasta que la ca~
sualidad me puso en- ell case de atacar en-
uu juieio verbal una matrl 'ula que apa-. "a
recia autorizada por 81 y que presentandoa q
visos de fasedad Sc ocuparou los Tribuna-2 3
les de eselarecer la parte criminal que tue,
viera; semejante incidente me td6 ale-e
jando las simpatlas quesmis servicios pros
proporcionaban q esa celosa 8utoridad has
ia ell extreme de que Sc me notici6 que
pretendia separarnne del dastino. En- este
estado Sc NE presenta la necesidad de
ataear directamente al mismo Oorregidor,
porale one detentaba y detanta una pro-
pie4ad adquirida legalmente y tan pronto
como 10 demand6 en- juicio de conciliacion
| obtuve la realidad de los prop6sitos7 que,
Sc me habian indicado, conuncandosene
la 6rden de que quedaba separado de Ia
comision que Sc me habiaE conetldo. 4 4
Oejo al criterio pdblico las causas de
mi separation concentrandone 4 decir
que 81 el Sr. Maysonet continda ejerciea-
do Ia justicia con tanta rectitud, m podra
m6nos que perpetuarse ca el podef perque
demuestra que ha ssbido coloearse Ia
altu,a que su ministerio radical ha pod
do aconsejarle.
Anticipo 4 v. Sr. Director, mi rscono4
/ cin ento por este sefvicio All atento s. y.
I sta'sA l', rs @ B. s. M
| : -dsrlcP G0azalsz EA9xss.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27

corriente, llevandoss veinse y cinco mil
desilusiones, cincuenta mil esperanzas
de volver a desempen&r ell mando de esta
Isla.
GRAN DIO, MORIR ST JOVANE
10 QUO LABORATTO TANTO.
Pero, Senior, ESQ no puede SER ......
-----. 81 hace hOras, tesatansos la seguri-
dad del gran apoyo de Ruig Zowiz7ay q
G0sSet. -. ---. . ST ell B0letip tocaba ell
violon, cuando nos decia. cia.--..-.......
que estaba de enhorabuena ell partido es>
paj5ot q solo esp0j5oL
Hombre; p0de'o ser, puede ser que 100
p~eda; pero clio es 10 cierto que Es.
TeatrO,-Se dispOne para ell sAbadO
Ell magn1fico drama tltulado: EI test0naesato
de Acatj50.
El gran 6rganO nuiridor debe hacer
todas sus funciones, 8 la consecuencia Sc
ra debiidad general. La co4ida debe ser
propiamente digerida y asimilada, 8 la
sangre sera haca, la circulation languida,
el cuerpo sin fuerzas y la mente en- un es-
tupor parcial. Dispertad la energla latente
del lest6mago, y estimulad los intestinos con
las P11doras Azucaradas de Bristol, y un
aumento rapido de vigor f1sico y ,energ1a
intellectual sera ell resultado Ell buen exi-
to en-, casos de debilidad general, es pro-
verbal y como sangre precisa enriquecer-
Sc y vitalizarse en- casos de esta naturale-
"a ell auxilio del gran detergente la Ear
zaparrilla de Bristol sera de much1sima
utilidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27

cipio con preferencia & q, que 10 es
mediano, por su caracter fntegro y
por sa espfritu de justicia merece ocu
par el puesto que tiene designado en-
aquella corporation.
Tenemos la. seguridad de que ell
Gobierno Supreme ha de desaprobar
la general destitacion que Sc ha he
cho ell 18 de todos los Ayuntamientos
de Ia Isla y la Illegal election de los
concejales que Sc ha verifcado
sin otra ley que Ia del capricho, como
ha desaprobado otras melidas de la
NAL aconsejada autoridad que ACADIA
de entregar el mando de esta provincia.
Ahora he aqu1 la carta y la copia
del documento con que nos ha favo-
recido nuestro amigo de Cayey:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27
REMITIDOS.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN

Muy Sr. milo y de toda mi considera-
cion: Mucho agradeceria & V. la inser-
cion de las siguientes lfneas en- su apre.
eiable peri6dico, anticipandoles las gra-
cias su atto S. S.
Q. B. S. M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27

u Este distintiYo lie la cinta blanca ca al mis-
mo que saron losinsurrectos de Tierra-firme. N ia
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Mrs Jane 5. Griffin Of this city lectured on
Tuesday evening at Cooper Institute Our Working
women; Their Wants and Wages; Their Woes aud
Wrongs"
A joint temperance meeting under the aug
pices Of Farragut, Arcana and Laurel lodges O. Of
g. t. will be held this evening at the Central Baptist
Church, Bridges between Myrile-ave. and WilOugby
ST., Brooklyn. Horace Greeley viii deliver an address
Admission free
A committee OF three was appointed last
evening, at meeting Of Westfeld sufferers, to wait
tho DiArictAttorpey, aud ascertain why the
Jacob Vanderbilt and his engineers pressed to
trial under the indictments for manslaughler found
against them
A Commercial Travellers Union,r with
headquarters In tho Prescott House building at Broad
way ana sprDgsts has been organized by the election
OF the following officers:
j. s. Looms President A. g. Keeler VEePredent GeDer,
Manager; j. W. Gee scetsIy w. r. Kdltr Treasurer. George
Peterson Auditor
DR.. j. N. Cadieux, editor of ale Oii zen
Amfricafn," is visiting New-England and the other
States where the French the most Numerous and
addressing them on Temperance and Popular Educa-
tiOn. The titles OF his lectures Tho evar OF Civil
zation," and The United States Of EmOD5 and the
United states VI America"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.
OPINIONS CONCERNING THE REPORT OF TIE
COMMITTEE OF FIFTY.


COIMITTEE OF FIFTY.
The report of the Brooklyn Committee of
Fifty ON tie conduct Of the affairs Of the East River
Bridge Company made so Unexpectedly that IL took
neope interested in the bridge completely by surprise
md revived unfavorable comments upon the affairs OF
the Company. least three of the prominent stock
holders would not have been astounded the report had
exposed serious frauds and another favoraby disposed
toward the management Of the concern expressed somo
satisfaction that nothing had been made public
The uortlon of the report which excited most remark
that detailing the rate compensation SAID to have
been agreed upon for Mr.. Kingseys services. Mr.
Kingsley himself some time ago. in conversation with
TpIpuSg reporer said that he rendering gratutous
services and expected no compensation and certain
the directors we're entirely ignorant that any agreement
had been made by which Mr.. Kingsley was TO receive
the vast amount money accredited TO him in the Com
mittee's report
The Hon. Demas Barnes, one Of the heaviest stock
holders protector Of enterprise and director OF
The Company was visited yesterday, but lie was not
n,epareG 10 say much Of the matter and viii not be
until satisfactory examination Of the COmpanys affairs
bss been made Mr. Barnes thinks that the directors
VIII take early acOn in the matter, and until this action
Las been had reply TO the report can be made Fur
ther than this Barnes says that the discovery OF
any irTcguality III the conduct of the affairs OF the
Company would undoubtedly lead TO a renewal OF the
discussion OF the proposed plan 10 make the project
t,Iic one and he thinks that the community would
la benefited by this arrangement, since the tdiu WHICH
fhe Coupany viii charge to make a revenue pr0pOrt-
tionate TO the amount Of capital invested VIII prevent
The ree The bridge by the classes who should DO
ir Kiesley the superntendeDt OF the bridge is out
of The Cliy, and will nOi return until Tuesday next
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11

within week was received from tho street cleaning
contractor setting forth that those suee's hau vo
clgannd and aiding that the delay was que 10 p''
ratber The g'leos had been cleaned, lie sau as sOoi
W ie ,vc,k con ld be bean. lie fdded mat COOVO ods
VI JV, lad bcen removed, and that every tucet Wolu W
Gc Leaned lcforc the close of this week. a IesoO,
,vos adopted requesting tie contractor 10 tC tnc po
xvhat he aad done with the G0,o0O loads -, .o.,,rc
commissioner ManicTre offered n resolution onod hv
forth that the accumuatons OF manure oWliout tIo
Mcssrs Kane & RYAN, their dumping grounu az mi;
foot OF East Forty firth and Forty-sXth-sts uiG in
sancc and that unless the manure was renoNeuN wv a.
ton days Il should he thoroughly dishect,u, NM min %
odOrized with carbOlc acid Commissioner sn6o ooo
ecoo 10 tho resolution and declared tha over s.VvV
worth Of nroperty would bc destroyed President Bos
worth said that It Lad been declared huls.lcv ai ~
that damages could not be recovered by tpe o"hiso VI
the ,o .,,o aor,o rrnr
commissioner NTulaly asked TO have the same It IrtH
ME fppIicd TO All otler dumping ggrounds Inc rcs"u
lien as amended, passed BY vote or 70 .. -,
mssioners BoswOrth ManieTe, = Smlth hnu N,,iy
vofn in fhe affirmative and Commissioners mu"y'
Barr and Gross in the negative. Tie OPINION Was cn
messed by several Commissioners, a'ter the huJou
ioent of he Board that within the next 10 days eNey
load OF manure would be removed from tlc uuihpnS
oT0unds as the material is worth about - loa anu 10
fhe apucaon OF carbOlic acid would Iehoer IL 3 WIZ
lcss The City Sanitary inspector reporteu the io"
ING comparative statement OF contagious disetsSs ~
tssSg TypluA Typhoid Scarlet Mes,les iberia Hor
MaTa9@'' iIS Is e 81
There were 7O5 deaths last week. being an o
10 On Tie previous week. and 1871 over the
week OF lS1. Tic mortality Tor the quarter Jst coln
plcted has remarkably high, there haVlns
f40G dcaths-an excess OF 7S4 over the coires
pod OF last year. and equivalent TO an ahAuai ue"'n
iate of 81 in 1000 inhabitants.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
TIE PUBLIC HEALTH.

STREETS TO BE CLEANED AND THE DUMPING
GROUND NUIsANCES TO BE REMOVED.
The Sanitary Committee reported, yesterday,
20 the Board Of Health that had Examined the manure
dupnggTouuds at the foot OF West 1hrtyseyeDth and
ryeishtli-sts, aud found large accumulation Of
manure there and that il was detrimental 10 life and
health The manure was ordered TO be removed forth
with A reply was sent TO L. NJ Archibald, British
Consul at this port setting forth in answer TO questions
propounded by b1o, that smGpox III this and adjoining
cities was decreasing ana that the majority OF cases had
been found ia localities remote from the seaboard
Complaint was made that West Fory-eighth-st, near
Teutl-ave was unpayed and filthy. The sunken lots
bounded by seventy-third and Seventy yffh-sts, and
Third and Fifth-aves and also those bounded by sAy
third and sxty and Fourth and Fifthaves
were ordered 10 be drained, otherwise than by Sewers
under the direction OF City Sanitary Inspector West
IhIty-eixthst. between Seventh and Eghthaves' was
ordered 10 be cleaned. Water and Roosevetsts were
slrO complained Of as 1ltby Copies Or inc eOnPahIs
were ordered sent 10 the street cleaning co1Iacso
communication ib response 10 one iIon , ne
eah requesting that certain streets shou'o pe ee"neo
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
POLICE NOTES,

The shop of C. A. Shellw0rth. tailor, at No. $50
FuOnst rookn, obbel VI 40 worth OF gooas yesterday
The brow1-stone front of twO-story building in
Fuon.,t Fsnknae Brooklyn blown down. yesterday
Loss $40.
A post-mortem examination Of the body Of Ann
Figwort ONO ~ MaBga at she hal died ron ntsmpr
blows inflicted her dIuuAen husband Ste
EdgwOrth. lie was released
A horse and cart owned and driven by John Nc
Grsth struck yeste BY Newycn train, al Fourth ave
F bd The horse Killed and the shattered The
Griyer escaped unbaneG
Justice Scott committed, yesterday, John Leopold
V for having swnded Ernsle kgng oa u 80 IN December
1871 Catherine McKinEey, a. Hd for tris r having stolen
ChinawaIe ir,nM Mrs Catherine John
VIM. ii. Hudson, colOrCd, age l2 Of No. 136 West
seyenteenst leapd las evening from the front platform Of ear No
s. the sIthae line at AID and sen
ously injured The criysr arrested.
Two brothers, Alexander and James Elliott, ages
2 snd r. Of No ibA aTens broosn, fought yesterday morning
ph Clinton and di him seriously head
hands vii a sword. The Einots held to
The kerosene works Of Dunhan d Tatroe Mt Del
Rchardsss BrooA caught
ing pipe leading the t bang
dassod s8COd Insured for JOyj BY
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
wEsrcHEsTER JUDICIAL CORRUPTION.

The investigation into the charges OF cor
ruption against Westchester County officials was con-
tinued Yesterday A. II. Hummel, who, attorney for
several persons arrested criminal charges in West
chester County negotiated their release and was said to
be nsru entail in brbng Justices of the Peace to set at
liberty certain prisoners who had been committed TO
ia testified before the Grand Jury in relation TO the
charges OF maieasancc, aud made full disclosures, 1t
is said, OF his connection with the
business, the adopted to influence
the Justices, and the amounts paid
them. The District-Attorncy Of Westchester County
had proposed TO make Mr. Huinmcs disclosure subject
for action 10y the Grand jury but concluded 10 accept
Inn as witness upon his tree disclosure OF the facts
within his knowledge and in consideration of the evil
dCnCe he promised to give against those whom it was
especially sought to convict the DisictA AttOrney fore
bOro tU DIGS. Cute Lin.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
TIE ARREST OF A PRETENDED EARL.

Deputy Sheriff Judson Jarvis arrested l. Iues-
day night, Lord" George Gordon. alias George eiS
Gordon, alias Gordon Gordon, at the suit VI ga!
Gould on an order Of arrest rrahteu Wy
1rarn Dradv Gould ewears that on the brst
Of last March he delivered Gordon COO shares OF Enc
Railway Stock of the market value of $4,000; ihat no
instructed Gordon TO sell the stock, and with inc pro
ceeds to purchase Of land in Wescheser
and that Gordon did not observe his lnstruconS ou'
,eod .o return the stock ard converted TO his own
use Bail in SS7 OOO furnished by Gordon' WHO was
then released from custody.
Gordon is an Englishman who came 10 TINS Guy some
time since representing himself as large Lfe
ocbo,der and claiming that he owned half OF all the
Eric stock held in England He appeared at the Eric
otices at the time of Goulds overthrow, and loudly
demanded admission which refused. 1t Is said that
he claims to the Earl Of Aberdeen, whose fate was
long in doubt but whose loss at appears now TO he
soIod beyond question Notwithstanding this, Gordon
is said posvey assert lis identity With the lost Elri,
ard TO declare his intention OF claiming the Aberdeen
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
A GERMAN HOLIDAY.

Yesterday being the anniversary of the Ger
man Peace Jubilee OF last year, generally observed
among the Germans as a holiday The Germania Assem-
bly Rooms Liederkranz Hall, Turn Hall. Arion Hall,
and many buildings in the Bowery and Avenue we're
decorated with the German and American colors In
the evening large audience was entertained at the
Germania Assembly Rooms by banquet ana
ball Addresses were made by Alderman
Radde Gen. Sigel, Victor Precht, and others.
The New-YOrk Schitzen Corps commemorated the We
tory of the German arms by banquet at the Harmona
Rooms in EsseX-st several addresses were MADE
The German Landwehr Verein, an organization OF former
members of The PruSsan militia, celebrated inc uy
hy banquet and series OF social festivities at the
Turn Hall, in FOuTth-st. The Einth ward Reform
Schitzen Club gave banquet at its rooms III Green
wicl-aYe which was largely attended
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
THE GEORGIA STATE BOND INVESTIGATION.

\ Committee appointed by the UeOIgIa
LEGISLATURE consisting of Senator Thomas j. Simmons
Chairman; John j. Hall and Garnet McMiien' togetner
with Gen. Robert Toonbs acting attorney for The Com
mittee and Alton Agier Assistant State Treasury Clerk
Will visit NewYork some time this week. to investigate
the registration and sale of Georgia State bonds issued
and disposed of during Gov Bulock's term OF once
The amount of bonds thus issued and disposed OF Is
nearly S1?,OO1COO OF which S1,50OOoo was issued
to aid various uncOmpleted railroads, While inc
Bullock to defay legislative expenses and to provide Tor
interest accruing bonds OF 1S This u is sald is
remarkably exoTbtant charge, as only SOJ0WJ was ac
tuay required for these purposes 1t Is claimed that
the issuing the greater portion OF these bonds was
unconstitutional and that the State OF Georgia Is not
legally responsible for them. Tie Legislative Commit
tee is at present i'll Washington where arrangements are
making iOr proceeding with the investigation in this
CITY,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
THE MARINE COURT INVESTIGATION.

A general feeling of satisfaction is manifest
In legal circles the action OF the Bar Association in
reference to the Marine Court Judges This court is
might be- one Of the most useful in the State, and II is
particularly desirable that il should be purged of
whom any taint OF corrupt practices attaches. The
committee appointed by the AssociatiOn-N0ah Davis
Robert Sewc John A Bea Francis ~ scott, and Peter
b. Oncy-will hold meeting some evening this week,
at which hoped that all who have any information
10 give on the subject investigated Will be present
1t rests principally with the Judges of the court to vim
dicato themselves and that the scandals Ut present
connected with their bench removed.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-11
PROPOSED ABOLITION OF INTERNAL REVENUE
WAREHOUSES;.

The bill introduced into Congress by the
Ways and Means Committee for the abolition OF the In
ternal Revenue Warehouse system will tend TO remedy
many abuses. The whisky warehouses were abolished
under act of 1Gs which took effect June 0 1862 but
tobacco manufacturers and importers have been allowed
keep their cigars tobacco III bonded warehouses u
til they sold them These warehouses, which were limited
TO one in each export city, have increased to four in
New York ana the salaries OF the officials employed IN
the Of them amount TO many thousands OF dollars
without any corresponding benefit To the Government
the abolition OF these warehouses Will compel the 10
baccO manufacturer to place the stamps upon bis
cigars they leave the factory Hld WILL il is gem
orally believed, &c Il great saving 10 the revenue.