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AVISG A los FARMACEUHICOS.

D. Bias Montesano, italano, Y dependiente de
Farmacia, desea encontrar una colocacion en- algu
ma botica de las de esta Isla.
Podran diriiirse a Ia Farmacia de Monclova e.
Rio-piedras, donde reside 6
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Circulo de RecreO
YCASINODE SAN JUAN d
@rolf @ 0e nrft@a a@
~ DE PUERTO-RICO. ...s..u.

. Esta sociedad ha scordado dar un baile de con-
fanza el Domingo de Pinata IS de los corrlentes
las de la noche 10 que Sc publica para conocimien
to de los Srs s6coSPuerto-Rico 13 de febrerO 1872
-El Secretario, c. Schomburg. 3
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MUM 0l.:,.
LA ASOCIACION
a"0 de los gamd eaentos de la rque.a paba aaa particular

Las yenaas obr eta
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MlTA-PURGOS.
Instant6meO contra iRceRdiOs,
DEL SIR. BANOLAS.
AVISO IMPORTANTE.

Tenemos el gusto de anunciar al p1blico, que he
mos nombradO como nuestros representatives On es-
to departamentO los Srs. B. BOrras Hermanos. y
como agente al ST. ID. j. Marien; quedandO los pri-
meros, garantizadores respOnsables las cantida-
dies due Sc les entreguen por la mJad dol valor lie
los aparatos que, segun ell prospecto publicado, de-
ben satisfacer los Srs. que guSten Suscribirse.
Los mislnOs Srs. daran en- esta materia cuantos
antecedentes, datOs pormenOres SO solicitor.
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GAIA DE AHORROS

de San Juan Bautista de PuertO-Rico.
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DRPOSITO DE- AYES

DE TODAS CLASSES PARA EMBARQUE.
CALLE DEL SOL 60.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-25
IbHW Wig pAGaERs.

Two. German gentlemen, said to be well
Known CftS Of London, recently omar
reisdS 6Spt q ]sdF, .ald,git, Is alleged, their
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. other vas 30 bitter that
fhey-ceuidnoe bs appeased without resorttoa
hnatilg meetlns. z Heconds and q medical man
were accordingly engaged, andthe duel was
arraneedto take placein Flnsbcrg Park. The
com6sf Nal nos,t hpwever. permitted 70 take
placeSSnd the bellgefents were compelled to
proocodsome distance fxfthst, 30 q spot where
fhepv areBcrGenea from the Observation OF
chanc6 spettatofsby .high9hedge.." 1t is as
sertedt hst they then fought, with dagger:
kniyaa having hiRdeb seven inches In length;
fh1f ina dIStalc8 they STOOD apart was only at
srm,a lapaths anfthe position toe to toe. The
eyes a aichCecnhatant were. protected by q
vlcard,1ndtMo of The fingers and the thumo
werBEYotscaedb by thesgusrd of the knives.
Hostiifties commenced at seven O'CLOCK .ano
In 61-nrJt1sWpa2s181h 8lSHghter-aafegenfs
rounded his adversary twice In the right arm.
The wounds. however, were not or q chafac.
ter In the opinion Of the bystanders to cause
an ana ofX6adneEtS BE- decaafed3dThe con:
teak proceeded, and. t~he;thr1sts and parties
Followed esshfOthef dnHlefeef succession. The
colibatants whohad gained the earlier success
seemed t4hRyps l6alt. nerve ,tos,,. after twenty
mittteAS Aghtt1g. he Loot his guard, and
receivedaniug Iy gash from the corner OF the
snouthI0She end Of the ear. The physician
and eeeenas-h her 4~ntesposed, and .hostilities
were suspended. b dangerously wounded
man was conveyed in his carriage 70 the Ger
man hospital. He was speeohless when re-
inoved5spd all Communication with MIN tnvel.
WING Us use OF apeechhas bes1 forbidden
London Telegraph.
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Miiteral 9per11 Oil.
THE NEW DISCOVERY,
MINERAL PERM OIL.

This OIL .h perfectly ~non-explosive. viii no,
iQnite at 800 degrees Fahrenheit, and is entirely
odorless. For railroad cara, steamers and dwell
ing houses is invaiuable. "
Recommended by the Board OF Underwriters,
Steamboat inspectors, President Of chamber
or and Captains Of Steamers
trading to this port, and BY hundreds
Of families who are how
using Il 10 the city; r- arr.
Is more brilliant IhsnKernsen Lighthouse OF
other Explosive Oils DOW In use.
OIL BUR >ERS AND OHIhNlES at wholesale
and retail BY DOUGLAS d MILLER,
y Sole Agents for ,1he State Of: Sonth Carolina
Dealers In Paints, Oils, Glass &C., &c,
No. 9a East Bay, south OF Postoface,
! , oct7-lmo Charleston, 8. O
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F F G III.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

fIECUTIVR DEPARTHRhT.}
To the commissioners OF Elections !.
In accordance with section 8, OF Article ., OF
the General Statutes OF this State, you are nerepy
notified and required 10. cause an Election 70 pc
held in your respective. Counties on tneSItss
Tuesday following the. nfst eHdndAysot november
next, being the 6fheday-of the.month Aforesaid:
for seven n persons ab Electors or PRESIDENT aud
YIce-Preaident OF the United rtates.
Now, thei efOre, Iypu andeaeh Of you are hereby
required, with strict rhgaId to.te poVlElonso
the Constitution and laws, 'of this state, joueh.
fn9 yUur duty In such case, to c8uae sucn e!eclon
to be held In Your respective Counties ON me Gay
s5oresaid, and for the sscertaiping and determine
ing Of such persons who shall have bean duly
elected thereat. ~ " -.
Am bar rooms and drinking saloons shau De
olooed on the day OF election, and any person
Who shall sell any intoxicating drinks on tnat
day, shall be guilty OF g. misdemesnor, on
conviction thereof, shall be lined IN 8 sum hot
less than one hundred dollars, or be imprisoned
for. q period not less than one montn, nof more
ina .Ga stn Whereof, I have 'hereuntoi set my
hand. and caused the great Seal OF the Staseto
be andxed, ct Columbia, this 9th day OF Octooef,
Ia. D. 1877, and In the nlnety-seVenth year Oh tne
Independence Of the United States OF America
Us ' Governor.
z. L. CARDoZo,
Secretary. Of State octll-i|
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CTATE OF SOUTH: CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, 8. o.. october %, 1872.
10 Commissioners or Elections for Chester
SHussy Hon. LuoIus w1HBusH. who at a
general election held October, 1870, was chosen 9
member OF the Senate for tho election district OF
Chester County, to serve for the term OF FOUR
years, has aince said election DECEASED. ana
whereas, the Constitution OF. the StaH OF south
Carolina directs tfat1n apcffcase 8 Writ Of EIec.
ton. shall be ISIS Ied: by.the-P tesident of the SEN
ate, for the purpoae Of 1lling the vacancy thus
occa8Ioned, for the remainder Of the tenn Tor
which the member 80 DECEASED was elepted 70
Serve: now, therefore. you and: each OF you are
hereby required, after due advertisements alo
with strict regard to all the provisions or the Oon.
~Sttturion and laws OF said State. touching your
duty In such case, to hold an election loyi q mem
her Or The Senate for the Election District afore-
said, to serve for The remainder Of the term tor
which the said Hon: Lucius Wlmbush was electedi
the polls to be opene at the various pla 'ea or
6lecron, in the said district, on. TUESDAY, the btn
DAY Of November, 1874; BY the various sefa o.
Managers for chose places; nnd the counting OF
the votes cast. aud the declaration ol5nes resnr
of the election to be 10 accordance With the pro.
Visions OF the Act approved March,: 1870 emil led
IAN Act to provide fol, the general yelectloa8 ana
the msnner OF conducting the % and me ACE
Of 1879, amfndatorI thereof. ,aFhts writ. together
De held under 1t, nave before the Senate &C its
next meeting after the election. ..
witness, tho Hon. A. ]. TRANSFER, President OF
the Senate, ct Charleston thla o2d day ofOetooer,
isf2. - ALO> NO J. RANSlER,
~ President Of the Senate.
Attest: J. wooDRUFF, Clerkof Senate.
D GCtla11 - F #-H
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Gtate Notifies.
CTATE. OF.SoUTH CAROLINA.


OHARLEs4oHni, /. o., october %, 1872.
10 Commissioner o. Election Jor U7aon CoufkV
Whereas Hen. lt.LW. DUNCAN, Rho,' ara gene
raj election held October. 1870. was chosen emem.
bar OF. the Senate for the Election D1stflct ioI
Union Connsy: TO, se1 Va for the term OF feur years,
mas. sincs Issid election, deceaBed; ana whereas
the CONSTITUTION ofthe state or South uarolna Oh.
rects that IN Ruch case q Writ of-Eiection snsu De
iasued iby the President Of the Seuate,,ior the pur-
Bose OF fliinR the vacancy thos occaslonea Ior tue
remainder or the term for: Wnicn' tne mSmDei 30
decaased twas elected 10 serve; taefeiole
Won. and each Of gu, are hereby requIeo, s'tes
dne advertisement, n with BtIfct fegetu 10 ali
rho nrnv,sions Of the CoDstitu,ion':and laws OF
said STATE touoh1ngI your duty 10 sucn case, 10
mold An election for 9 member OF the Senese toE
tha Election District Aforesaid, 70 serve ior tne re-
mstnder az the term for which: the SAID Hon. d.
". DUNCAN was elected, the pous 20 De opened
at ths. vBrtous places OF election mtne sale. DIS
trct m TUESDAY, the ;fnh day OF November,
iaT1 nv the various sets OF managers for those
nIac a. and the counting of the votes cast; and
me dss,laratiou; OF the result ofthe election tobe
IN accordance With-the provisions OF tho Act ap-
nroved March, 1910, entitled Gan Act to provide
for the General Elections, and the manner OF CON.
duoting the same. and th. Act OF 1872, amenda.
tori thereof. THIS WRIT, together Will. 2 certified
couy Of your return OF election, 20 be held under
It, have before the Senate at Its next meeting
amer the election.
witness, the Hon. A. J. RANSIER. President OF
the. senate, at Charleston. g. O.. this go day or
octocsr,, 1872. ;ALoAz0 :: RASsLEa,
Attest; J. WOODRUFF, Clerk Of Senate.
oatol-1i
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-25
NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS. y
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP !GoaPANYs
q 9'a THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED

st,amu trssoo or the above line leave Pier .d6fH
Ns' 20 North River, loot or Csnsl street. S2A1l2ka
N :, YORK. st ia O'Clock noon, Of, the 10tl xata
and soth or every month, except when tnsse dates
faIl ON sunday, then the satardayp leoeohS...
ara for South Pacific and GaatralA American por0.
For Lamar and China, Steamers leave San Fran.
usconistfofeYery month, except when IL fslls on
Sundsy-then on thed sypfecedtfg:---
No OalifOrnia" Sseanners. touch at HsVans, Du'
on Sireot nom New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pouads baggage oeaon &uIh
Hedictna and attendance free. xsIn
For Passa2e'Tickets or other fniormauon, sppty
at the OOHPANYis TICKET OFFICE, ION .tne
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, new
York. = 80 @ Ts|no.an0nH y neSsis:.
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\ o 81 ! g. 3 T. p A.:
VIA sAyAHaAR-rw1oE WEEK.

~-a..s,r i, ag-:T ~. ~s4i..'" 3'a'i .'aa
me Splendid side.vheslisteaner f..cf.Sh
DICTATOR. OaptanI-, II. 0oxettel,
OITY POINT, Captain George D. Ao4illa1, VII
leave Charleston every TUESDAY and .FRIpkx
EVENINGS, ct. s o,etocE, Tor SAVANNAH; FEB!
'EANDIHE yAtKSoNvILLE. J PAhAGHAa?AAD
:IIL LAEDIEGs ON 81. JOHNS BlVEhe go,
:. Returning, DICTATOR wiIfleavs PALAfRA FRI.
pAF, MORNING., andaAVANaAH euSDk1KqRsna;
srryins here SUNDAY, AFTBRNpnN. 1.E.ac.au az
3 CITY POINT WIN leave RALATKA HoNDAY
sHoRNRaR ,and stEANNAHEW 1pH1sDEY :R0RN-
me-. Arriving hera WEDNESDAY .APTkRi DON. to-.
" Connection Ii made at FernSndina with Ran
road dor. NsH Orleans saad. Havana, via Gedal
Ke. 8: at I~acksopyille with Steamer
for Nellonv1lie, enterprise and Upper st. !onne
,Riyer;' at JT0cei with Railroad for ST. Algus
tine; and at Palatka with Steamers ior 'ne o'A
Al Ffeisnsfor Way Landings must be prepaid
" F SI1 'FraiQht or Passage, having eles Int &C
Communications ag gpTlyyt & & co., Agent,
aarnsc; ysuderhorst's Wharf andHass Say
Doct8 -. ...oa .a.,.n. = a-:aL-
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loARPEr AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. .
As a special bargain, win forthis week oner =
~ pieces best INGRAM q1RPET,t lor engs ooe-''
10 pieces best Ingram Carpet at 7sc;i., worth q
10 pieces best Ipgratn Carpet at $50, worth 81 10
Is pieces beat Ingram Carpet, az 81, worth 81 b
50 piece. :Engliah, croesely sruasels Tapestry
Afuii line Of best English Body Brussels ana Vel
vet Carpets r.yg,
Rings, Mats, DruggetA Oh Cloth, Mating, &c.
"a Complete line OF Wtndow shades, Lace Curtains
and other Curtain Material, Hatrclotn, Ter
ries and Cornicea. 80
Orders taken for all sizes Of MIRRORS, ffom 81
Hr, CLoTHwORTHY, am experienced Uphol
| sterer, has charge OF making aud laying al Csr
pets. and filling shades and Upholstery Work
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-25
GENTS, FuRNIsHINa GOODS,

An excellent and complete stock Of, WHITE
SHIRTS, all sizes, best makes. Durability gnsraIt.
iced.
The celebrated DIAMOND SHIRT. q
A full line or Foreign ana Domestic UNDER:
WEAR, Collars, ,Suspenners,, Hall Hose DC, which
viii be sold at factory. prices.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-25

our SHAWL. BLANKET, LINEN AND DoAEs.
TIO pEPAKTMENTS are now complete, and all
articles viii be sold at the very lowest New York
prices. 80 ~.
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TIE NEW STATE Gtx.
A Rsdlcal View OF h Manifesto Of Er.
Auditor Gary. IT,


A Radical View! oitno
Auditor aafy.
.s:e =. From the Columbia Unlon.l
.s-a55a i.s.,iIs.- 49,. Loo ana,tcr
The ~ .ia.eo o "9 tha Nomo.
Gary, Whlcn appeafeo ~ one ". y Do
cratiojcurnats OF thls Guy yesteraay, ", W say
thsdsast1dat an ulq1e sa ~ AZ 500 unnn
paSHS o nnssair' d,;,ies nrSscribed
WI wHS IS han Eos fhs' oWe which appointed
Bio, ooI py inc hw,Man,us WSa,her tsSse
snMeass me- = oeSsansnoa. w,th Mr., Gary.s
y Wet9-M co.svag T. : not forJhim
aa.WIoeH, ~. No and n
toask:rIneyI eiongeu W LIE ILL., In a..
was big business, % .peliofm snem ~ tSs
law, matter how tes
dntyy might be 70 nus lesilngS ,as a. ~
lndlvidoa. H.sn. e4sS1.ts s,o oMavMn' can moi
only refuse 70 oDey, pug actSa.y se 'ns the GOV.
scuonUt aanrn W. sanc,iona of the judiciary,
er nISasssss as a;,Lns.ians NJ, lay himself. then he
Sssonss iisis.iisss nam SUPREME a. a n'sa aSs
vao; noiIs e GS,g ts sss s,mniy assumed a rldicu-
= ., SSa. q n%nsIiiee6. al he WIN be IKE
LOU s. III SStara he anishas. If he did
lyl0 ICY 49, H,nSsad nnon him bg the
not y uuna aSo,I,5 mo-. immediaiaiy re-
9. dss,ion that, r. might. be .1lled rby
H1o ]. naaanirn EeAa ~ * 80 -
me.pooy HIsS Eeaatnre sbont
Ehef0 0nott31y tsouI .HecS, - 80 Snsra'
this ..ana; that a y Hn e eua0 iha
lanon 70 inc DEinginS vnLno u ~ Gorv
Blue Ridge asnsoaa vompany nosa nrocaei,
clslms tns eseaIs sSr ~ arestiH IN errar. II viii
be; toutds, Thai his fxcele9eE2 W. Sovesnu U
employed Aeasrs. FoPs ,sMa f EaL 81. nontin.
dn0s the snH, AND 2p8lQ tneW ticM iMe IonNu.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-25
KID GLDvE

! We are the sole agents OF the celebrated CHEILr
GI,EY,S KID aLOVES-each pair guaranteed.
:. we have also received q full line. ot. one, two
and three ButtonsIFrenoh Kids which we oner
at 3l-two Buttons, 81 SS-best' selection ever
brought to'this city.
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ra,.h1nl Unto Death.

~ salUllH -cah2dsN-
Ivzsnot chids, although thy, love has faded;
t6radt my culsasloearit nopeiess psn'
SuRlnt ts grief ahal feernDs loss eus gam.
/. .sGoiop .:oTITTtta
.Aa,sEhsn at eve alongtne vest descending,
sadly the twilight slnk+ DER Aiplne Sne%. dova
DAVIS parting beam With nights chill ahaoo"s
Bnrns through the gray in one last crimson
eaKlow-"
q in;my heart the ray thy love has given
EHdeleas ami clear. although It's sun u goae,
Cheering nv darkness with its gieam Oh h1aso"'
. Lights the dim way In which l walk aion'.
wken2st ufe,s eve nights shadows gather Ger me- me-
strong cen In death my soul snah XIV" wy
ons sna,;oSe Of thea snan light the gloom before
one 0isam of 10Y shall bid the dsy farewell.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-25

Our WHOLESALE. DEPARTMENT contains an
clssses of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, q, fpll line
OF MHLNERY GOODS; &c. and we ofer- the
same ss low "a any New York JobbiDg house,
having great sdvantsSein purchasing our sooas'
r Z sFGRcHGorT, :BENEDIoT 4 co.. ,
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I'm CHARaK or LADIES EMPLOYED.

LADIES, FURNISHING GOODS AND HILLrNER,
4-.:t ~PARTME
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] d mhIalssalss,

OF; aDANGRR-DGEASS' IN.
IS Ike ine ra.tlesn.se .sSaay .ss issssi s. Z fnfrs nd! : :
ing ne!ors .s, ssIis sssa.sns ssS "snr x EssropsE sO,!SatsJ
y tSns sns hsS1' e 1srishneas: lssssitudsr nervous, dt'
rs: : ssss s assssy i ss q eon IL a. ;s s:sdss .. nc 81 :
gu sym YppnsneSs. oouca fever, or snme oteerposso-
tivs form Of disease. When thus menseeat, fo s.seststtTu5
sss1.zs,dr pasafiisSSSSs :,
end mi, ayert the hi astack.. Acting a.
~ nn upon tfsdisestlve organs 7 ne fYtnSsoCs
els and tho nerves ibis: sei5esntaea 9 renne1s
msJ lcsndlfo1-O health, regularity and, taguf:; -
Sold by ell drpggisA.d ;eIe ,1saHsGlaoca4nleaEf
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THE EIRST-GLASs IR0N SCREW STEAMSHIPS
y ilGUlFBTREAH, Captain Hunter; $685. s
VIRGINIA. Captain Hinckley,: ...fgyg
Are now regularly Ion the line, oinsurfns q !nrsr
clasa ses connection between Philadelphia and
MES at bothtern1fni, .sford Jranid transportation
to and from all points In the Coffin States, and
TO and from Cincinnati st. Louis, Chicago and the
prtpctp IL cities or the koIthw west Boston, Pr. vi.
A3-The GULF stream II appointed to sail from
br0xn's wharf, on SATURDAY, Goth October ct 2
~ rhe VIRGINIA Will follow. .
For particulars Of Freight ARRANGEMENTS, apply
70 3-s1@Es WIN. a. C0URTENAY, :,
- -. -. Union WnarveS.
W. P. CLYDE 4 CO., General Agents. No. II
South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia. .0ct26 y
The New York herald., 1872-09-22
ITALY.
The Cause Of Lay Royalism Against the Peace
and Comfort Of the Pontifcate.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME Sept. q. 1872.
The anniversary OF the occupation OF Rome by
the Italian troops was celebrated yesterday with
much enthusiasm.
The city was profusely decorated.
CATHOLIC CONDoLENCE WITH THE PONTIFICAL
CROWN.
While the royalist Italians were rejoicing yester
day in their observance OF the anniversary OF the
occupation Of Rome by the troops OF King Victor
Emmanuel, His Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth re-
ceived visits of coincidence from his adherents,
and addressed his VISITORS lamenting "the mis-
fortunes of the Catholic Church and the injustice
done to it by the Italian government"
NoNO's PROFESSION OF PATRIOTISM.
The Holy Father spoke In words almost similar
TO those which he used in his address to the depu
tat0n from the Roman nobility which had audience
OF him at the Vatican on the 10Th Of April, the an
niversary OF his return from Gaeta. lie said:-
bless Italy. Poor Italy l bless that land OF
which 1t was said already many, many years ago.
that 1t was destined to be-
= conduering conquered,
servant still.
Well, even now that Italy proclaims herself O
nation qualified to enter into the great Congress OF
nations-s the Italy OF our days. would ask, free?
Are not the expressions which she suf1erS chalnsl
Is not the blood dtribute which Is demanded OF her
a chain? Are not those youths cOnsecrated to the
Temple and the Church and dragged from the
Temple and the Church, in chainsY Have we not
with our own eyes youths called out for mill
the alb, the sword for the manip,e and so forth p
a hardship piece Of tyranny, which proves that
even now Italy Is neither conquered nor cOnqueror,
but the slave OF the passions OF others.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. 21, 1872
The London Labor League yesterday adopted re-
solutions approving the award OF the Geneva Tr.
'bunal as binding England and America together
and promoting the advancement of industry and
civilization.
FINANCIAL SYMPATHY WITH THE TRANSATLANTIC
MONEY CENTRE.
Leading bankers here assert that the cause Of
the advancing tendency Of the Bank of England
rate of discount Ia to be found in the low rate Of
sterling exchange at New York.
.JURIsT COMPLIMENT TO AMERICAN LEGISLATION.
4, Sir John Duke Coleridge and other distinguished
jurists advocating in the newspapers codifica
tion or digest Of the English laws similar to the
code of New York, which they praise highly.
HORRORS OF THE EMIGRANT SHIPS TWEEN DECKS.
writer for the London Ne,os having published a
graphic description OF the horrors Of the steerage
passage across the Atlantic, scores OF oorrespon-
dents are adding testimony to the abuses and suf-
ferings to which steerage passengers are sub
jected, and demanding immediate reform.
SOLEMN PREFACE OF THE WINTER SEASON.
There was frost in some parts OF England last
might, the first Of the season.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22
G u B A..
More Stringent Laws Against
the Chinese.
CONTINUED ARRESTS OF WARRANTS.
Three Hundred Killed and Wounded in an
Engagement Between Spanish
Troops and Insurgents.
HAVANA, Sept. 20. |
Via KEY WEST Fla. Sent. II. 1872. [


The Gdceta publishes new and stringent laws
compelling the Cinnamon now here to again make
contracts for their labor for terms not less than six
nor more than eight years. to leave the Island.
The Cinnamon are desirOus OF leaving, but only u
few OF them have the means for getting away
The arrests OF persons accused of being vagrants
continues 200 OF these prisoners left Havana yester
day. They are forced to labor on the public works.
for which service the government pays each pr-
soner fifty cents day.
General Riquelme is expected in Havana to con-
fer with Captain General Ceballos.
1t is intended to make the revenues OF the island
pay the expenses Of the government, without a de-
licit, ana for the purpose OF accomplishing this OBJ
ject the import and export duties will be increased
meeting of merchants and planters, at which the
Intendente presided favored an increase of the
duties.
Notwithstanding the numerous arrests of sus
picous characters, robberies continue. priest
has been robbed Of $4,000. suspected person,
arrested yesterday for vagrancy, cut his throat
The Captain General has sent full report OF the
condition OF the island to Madrid.
The briggs Roseway ana Salamander were lost on
the 11th inst, of st. Kits
The B0teitn newspaper of San Juan, Porto Rico,
says that Peralta, the newly appointed Spanish
Minister at Venezuela, was formerly a school
master in Porto Rlco who was removed for pOliti-
cal reasons and demands that the government
appoint another person, as Pcralta cannot serve
the interests of the Spanish party of Cuba and
Porto Rico conveniently. The Boletin adds that
the subordinate authorities have inaugurated an
odious persecution against many persons belonging
to the unconditional Spanish party, and that the
country people are made to believe that the vOlun-
teers are enemies of Porto Rico, and particularly
the natives OF the island.
The reported dsbandng OF volunteers by the
Captain General is denied. On the contrary, it is
stated that he has authorized the creation of new
volunteer companies.
1t is reported that an engagement has taken
place at Cubltas, in which three hundred were
killed and wounded.
The New York herald., 1872-09-22
SWEDEN.
Prince Oscar Succeeds to the Vacant Throne
Loyal Acknowledgment Of the Divine Right.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 81, 1872
His Hlghness Prince Oscar, brother OF the de-
ceased King, Charles Xv., has succeeded to the
throne OF sweden and Norway.
All the dgnitaries Of state yesterday took the
oath of allegiance to the new monarch.
THE KING OF SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
His HiQhness Prince Oscar Frederic, Duke OF
Ostrorothia, now King of sweden and Norway, was
born on the 2lst of January In the year 1922 He
is, consequently, forty-three years of age He has
already served as Lieutenant General of the army,
Chief OF Army Brigade, and Vice Admiral Of the
Royal Navy. on the 9th OF june in the year 1857,
he married the Princess Sophia wilhelmina Mari
anne Henrietta, daugher of William Duke OF Mas
sau. His Majesty has four children