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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-07

INHE AME PROPRIETOR HAVING
leased the 0rm by House would infsrm his
friends and the travelling public that TINS House
has teer thoroughly r-ftted throughout and put
in complete order tor the comfort and pleasure Of
al who may please to give him a call.
The TABLE will. 4; all times. he supplied with
all the suhsiantials a. well as tie Injuries that
the market AFT rd- NJ pains Viii he spared 10
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants At all times
The "A Is Will stocked with Pine Liquors,
y me, Sc.
AttaciI,d To the House iss BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tatte- at th~ latest Improved
-tyles. with -uai cues, balls and fine light.
Also. GIN rEAL>TAGt OFFICE for the Stages
couuecf ing vi n ali the ajHrrut iir~- If Stages
and Railroads runutug through this state and
California. and any Information in relation TO the
same wIll he cherrtuliy -3Tru Al all tiu9-s
as Ptrt.,ult attention paid 10 booking Pss-
-eugrrs. Ctt!t.z them. 81. Nov. Soft
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-07

The Liberal Republicans of the East
sre talking OF Senator John \. Logan
Tor Pre~iden, and tx Governor Curtin.
Of Pennsylvania, for Vice President.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-07

Strawberries are becoming plenty in
the San Francisco markets, and sell
1T twenty five cents a quart
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-07

Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas, now Mrs
Williams, is living i'll Leavenworth-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-07
TT AIKEN
Furnished House for Rent!

A DWELLING HOUSE, CONTAINING FIVE
~ rooms, and furniture. in q desirable locality
will be rented TO 4 good tenant, on reasonable
terms. Fer particulars enquire At the SAN
STORE. Ap2-3W
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-07
CARSON

sunday, April Z. 1e91
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
Or. Livingstone safe.

A steamer has arrived at Bombay from ZAnA'-
1. =, nth news that couriers had reach Zanzibar
,,om the interior with positive intelligence from
N. Now York Herald expedition that DR.. Living
atom. had arrived at Unyamyembe.
The veteran explorer ia still prosecuting his
,...s,ches far into the interior OF the country
IN. long.debated question OF the source OF the
Nh. auuears to he settled At last. the untrng en-
.,,v and perseverance of the great traveller Law.
,.e been rewarded by the discovery OF the true
.ou,cs Of that river. During hi, researches DR.
,;vne,tone has been fortunate in making numer'
a., discoveries of q character entirely new tc
.ci.nce. and has collected an abundance of mete.
,.I the publication OF which he intends shall
,.ks place in due time, and which must prove Of
ths nirhest interest to the civilized world On'
~ .hs most remarkable Of the Doctors explora
lions has been the discovery Of AN undergroun'
rilIspe. who.e subterianean inh ibitants dine
i,r,eIy in their habits and language from th'
othsr savage tribes Of Central Africa. DIR. L'v
,,ston. i, thoroughly investigating this strang'
naoule and their country. Preparations are oein,
ina 10 to have ample stores forwarded to him Iron
ZANZIBAR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
GRANTS AMxlETV.
PREPARING A PROCLAMATION.

WASHINGTON, June l0.-The President aud
several members Of the Cabinet drove up to the
Capitol a little after O'Clock this morning. and
have since been in the Presidents room on the
Senate side Of the building, examining bills pre-
ssnted for approval and signature. The galleries
and corridors OF the House and Senate are well
filed and much interest is manifested in the pro-
ceedings.
II is known that presidential proclamation is
fully prepared, and will he transmitted 10 both
Houses, convsning an extra session OF Congress
in case the Senate Civil Appropriation bill is not
passed by II O'Clock, or the time for adjournment
!. not previously extended The time for ths
commencement Of the extra session is liked II
the proclamation for hall. past twelve to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
A Startling Event.

[ From the Sunday Mercury.
But the most startling Of events, after the
nomination. was the co,irse Of THE MORNING
Posr, which, in the face Of the nominations.
came out in double-leaded leader. strongly ad-
vocating the el ction Of Greeley This has
proven to be the most stunning event Of the
week. from the fact thai THE POsr is the only
paper Of the Republican party in this city that
reaches the honest toiling masses Of that organi
za,ion. II has been to the Republican party
what the LEpoER has been TO the Democracy
and must carry great weight aud power with it
The position that The r. ST has taken against
Grant is the serious blow that has yet beer
struck against tile rings in the Republican part,
OF Pennsylvan
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
Tho Exciting Soene In the House
Yesterday Morning.

WASHINGTON June l0.-.The House met at
A o'clock, when Mr.. Gxtf lid submitted con-
ference report on the Appropriation bill. The
Democrats immediately made point that the
updsrsta nding ON Saturday evening was that
n the House would consent to allow the bill
to 70 tO conference the Senate committee
would reced-. With that understanding they
assented. Mr.. Garfield denied that any such
agreement was mace. After some time had
been consumed in dilatory motions, MIR.
Kelley, Of Penasy lvania, induced the Demo
crats to withdraw further motions, and ell
tsred 4 nvtiOn to recUmmit tile bill to The
conference Committee.
He then prooeeded to give his understand
ing Vf the arrangement made on Saturday
night, and distinctly asserted that members
Of the Senate conference Informed hun and
several members near him that II the House
would consent to allow the bill to 60 to the
conference, tile senate conference would
rscede from tho UbuoxlOus amendment. He
felt 1t due to both sides Ut the House that this
statement should be made.
Mr.. Garfield then gave history Of the leg
islation ON the bill since it had come to the
House. He denied that lie had made any
bargain or agIeeMe mt that the amendment
should be Withdrawn. He maintained that
the question now WAS whether the minority
or majority shu uld rule.
Mr.. Bingham, Of Ohio, proceeded to ad-
dress the House, and charged that the course
OF tile Democrats IN attempting " 0tIeat thIs
bill was 'dslnnaOle, dish0norAble, and trea-
s0nsDle," ~ WAS the action twelve years ago,
when tn. DenucrAtss then, as now, inaugu
rated treas III and rebellion IN this country.
Mr.. Morgan, vi OHIO, branded this AS lie.
A scene Vt the greatest excitement ensued
There were calls OF order frOn oil parts Ol
the hall. 1t was Immediately demanded tina
Morgan's words should bs taken down at tht
Clerks desk. It WAS also demanded tina
B,ngham's words should be taken down. MIR
Dawes here intsrfered and said that the coun
try would hold the speaker responsible II h'
did not arrest all parties guilty Of such Ian
Guage.
The language was read, and the Speake
ruled that Ar. Bingham had the floor, an
that Mr., Morgan had no right ito interrur
him, and that Mr. BinghaM's language wa
unparliamentary. Great confusion here fol
lowed, several points VI order were ma e, an
t6e Democrats insisted that the language uss'
ny Mr.. Bingham should be read, and upo
which he was called " order.
The Speaker decided that the languae
"dAnnabe aud disgrsceful" was not parli'
mentary.
Mr.. Bingham was then allowed to explain
and ap0lO9ized for his offensive words, whe
NJ. Kelley resumed the Aoor, and after repl
in2 " Mr.. Garfeld's remarks denounced Il
Previous question on his motion to recon- mi
NJ. Butler hoped the previous questit
would not be seconded, as there should
Inore debate. The vote was then taken, ar
It was agreed TO, when Mr.. Butler romark'
that this was all the result Of corrupt col
6lnation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
A Caro-.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC

TO THE DEMOCRATIC vorEEs OF HEr CASTLE
COUNTY.
Gentlemen n'--Havnig bonoraby competed with
ISAAC GRunB. Esq. for your sufTrages for the can
didacy OF the Democratic Party for the office f
Sherh OF New Castle county at the approaching
general election and having been fairly beaten.
desire to return my sincere thanks to those " lo
honored me- with their votes. and respectfully re-.
quest that every one of my friends will vote for
NY opponent. MIR. GRUBn. whose election shall
use my best efforts to make certain and sure
Again thanking those who nattered me with
their vofes l remain yours very respectfully.
WV. H. LAMBsoN
New Castle HID, June 10. 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
& ks'c!'sF:se II. e:.:.s.!! a. .e.ss: .s:.

LONDON, June 9.-On Thursday General Sic.
kles, United States Minister to Spain, submitted
to the Spanish Minister formal and reremr-
tory demand for the release Of Dr. Emile Hou.
ard from the sentence Of the court martial. The
communication Of General Sick lea i: an eabor-
ate document, and entirely covers the case.
In presenting the demand Gen. Sickles con :
veyed 10 he Spanish Government the desire Of
the President that there should be no delay, but
that the scNj.e should receive immediate A..
tention, and in case Of ref6aal to comply he
stated that the President would take decisi> e
action.
DR.. Houard ia TO be speedily released in con.
quence Of the able dispatch Of Gen. SlckIea, ~
SerranO is believed TO be favorable TO hi. re.
lease.
! In spite Of rnmors TO the contrary the insu,
rection is still alarming, bad news having beer
received from Tarragona.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11

0R1Ar DmrkucrroN OF TINpER ~ Lo-
cura-We have alrsady noted from our Mis-
aisiPpl exchsnssd the prssenee, in many sec.
ticas q The Northern part ofths Slase, of myri.
- Of locusss, that do NO injury To the crop,
but devote themselves to the vsgssa,ion in the
weeds. -su.
The Winnsboro Sun, Of Franklin parish; IN
!!vsn Delhi and Grows a6oand with myriads d
AustA Who make deafsnisg noi.s, as they
Hess up the lsevss ofths yhiss and red oak
Ehs aai,ox, our ysesSan FREUD dim, says the in
e3G3 are rsportsa 70 no doiag ,nuch injury te
as timber. but they d0 nua touch the .crop~.-
tAe hss vas reported In the aAns seciiop 4
tsSseNgw QsIxANs PgcAyUNx.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
oDITUAR T..
Ex-UN1rED STATES SENATOR JAMES W. WALL

REUNITED sTATEs SENATOR JAMES ". WALL.
1etwUen l and O'Clock Sunday morning
x-United Senator James w. Wall died at his
residence, In Elizabeth. Three weeks since
the decsasrd complained Of feeling unwell.
aud gave up al sctive business. No fears
We're entertained by any member Of his fam
" that bis illn~ss would be fatal. Last
Ilyr ,dsy afternoon he informed his family
thst b. feared he was going to he seriously Ill.
. Friday . number Of physicians were
tion was held, In which Dr.. Green Of Eliza.
beth, Colonel Wall's family physician, was
Included. The learned gentleu,eu decided
that the Colonel was In . dangerous state,
but had strong hopss of his ultimate re-
e1very. His comp Amt was t0rpldtty Of the
aser. complicated With dropsy On Saturday
With severe palms, and fingered until Sunday
morning, when he diod In the midst Of his
nnlly. Aged - years,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
bAILY GAZETTE.
e.hbath school Jubilee.

r.. Jubilee Of the Sabbath School children, on
r....d.v i. the great local event Of the week.
kothius is 70 much talked Of in the home circle
= ~. denominations that will participate il it.
,,,. il becomes one source Of universal interest.
y. ,..,;ou, affair Of the kind will compare with
/. !. ,nmbsrs and attractivsnes, Ex-Governor
|po,ock. Of Pennsylvania. and Rev. Dr. r. :.
|u.,.o, of Philadelphia. it is said will make
,a,..ses on the occasion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
Shfriff's Sales.
Snerin's safe.

DYyirtue Of an order Of the Superior Court Of
!e1.,9 s 10 S's =. SirssssS il ee exposed to Publ
s4le Il he Wsahinston Hotel. kept By Isaso Pyle.
IN Market Il set. e the city o., Wimiaetoe. in
,S.y II iSSe. 4. s72. 81 70 O'Clock. m the fol
ioxns ASscvtbed esrseaal Pr p.rv,. .if: stA.
.ssf I'd Se.,sS Ns.sssS = Rsi'so.i tsspsny. n wv
tsissd I'D taken int, ,sleeysien = the property
of ssnasl cransten ,snA - - s.la BY g..
slsigs once. New csstlS, xsv SpsA. AID ls7s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
l god Women's Home.
FESTIV AL

The managers Of the HON tor Aged Women.
KNOWN ng thar quite a pu'ubsr Of persons were pre-
vented by the Of the day. frpm sttenoinr
the op-nins service. held on Thursday. soth Glt.
rus friends To visi hi. delightful Institution, Mt
xh,ch time they will be crepared 70 serve sll with
he benefit of the "Hcm-." Managers will he in
ttendan e from 10 o'clock A. NJ. until 10 O'Clock
p. NJ. on Tuesday. June lth If the dny be stormy
il will be postpone,l to .he day tollow.rq.
Admission .ree.
Home" corner OF ailpin Avenue and Harrison
street. June6-3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
Failure Of the enforcement Bilis,

WASHINGTON. June 10
After long struggle over the election bill the
oppositioh has virtually succumbsd. and Con
gre.s has adioaned with oply a shadow Of the
bill allowed to become q Law. The Civil Rights
hill and that extending the KuKiux law have
failed, while amnesty has triumphed, The
Senatorial efforts to prolong the ssssion all fan
ed. and by tomorrow nigh. the members Of both
Houses will nearly all he en- route home:
Secretary Boutwell, has gone to New England
and the rest of the Cabinet will soon scatter for
the summer.
Tn. Treaty Of Warrington has not died a.
Was supposed, but i y being carried on BY ne
bly, adjusting the question.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11

Ladies may feel interested to know that an
elaborate pattern of a cashmere sha wi occupied
a weaver's time from twelve to i've months.
A female spinner earns the magnificent sum
Of IS cents month. Over hundred thousand
persons In Cashmere are employed in the
sha wi manufacture.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11

In the United States District Court 1t WASH
,ustop, orCsrv wsre made tor the payment over to
three parties the proceeds Of the salss OF their
propssty under ne ConAscation act. According
TO the AmuesEv act they became entitled to what-
aver sum the United States have derived from the
Of their estates less the costs, which
wers comparatively large, amounting in one OF
tho cssss to el50Q.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11

The blacks and mula toes Of Jaeksonvllle,
Florida, have declared war against each
other. Th~3, ,mulattoss have organized 50
cisty to which the highly colored are not ad-
mit{ed. Hence the trouble.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
WEATHER RECORD.

Reported daily. at 10 A. NJ. at Public School
No: !, boys Department. Tuesday. June H.
Temperature, so Height OF b.rom ,t.r. % 9 !
inches; Dryness, 1880: Dew Point, G4'e6so !:
Wind W.; Rain Fall. 003 inches
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11

Police CAsEs.-Sam,iel Dixon was tried la.
fore the Mayor. Yesterday afternoon. for com.
miting an assault and battery on Charlie, H
Nye, on Saturday evening. He was held in the
sum:,"f $500 hail to answer the chsrge at The
next term OF Court. Four cases Of drunkenness
were disposed Of in the usua, manner.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11

Yoax, Pa. had peRau to boast OF quick -sllyer
mine. discovered in digging the founastion OF y
building. when it was ioaNd thst the "ve,n' vas
near so0,c old graves. 1t 10 nnw supposed thai
tho corpsss u some old ealo0sl patients furnahsd
the MelrNTy. 2. =. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
EXPLOSION.

ST. CLAIR. Pa, June II
The drying house connected with the powder
mill at this place, exploded to-day. The men
were all at dinner and nobody was hurt Cause
uni The noise was terrific
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
egraph to the Daily Gazette.
Com mevcjaI.

Cotton quiet; 26sa27t .....
Provisions quiet
Mess pork Sl4aSl4!
Flour dull; surerfne at Soa6i; extras S7a7i
Wheat firm; Red 81 10
Corn, yellow, 67a6S; mixed western 66a67
Oats quiet; white 53a55
Whskey 92!a93c.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
CARPETS.

EN- brarins Ingram. Two and Three -Iiy. Tspe,try.
Brusaels. Body Brussels. Velvet and ethe's;
Sale to continue from day to day until :he y ire
stock il disposed Of the whole to be sold Will Sui
reserve in lots TO suit all tor CASH.
Sales 10 commence 10 q. NJ. and p. m
my22- lmi-w%t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
The indian Troubles.

The San Francisco volunteers from Fort Wip-
pie overlook hand OF Indians no had been
Riding On live stock near Prescott, Arizona, and
recaptured two thousand sheep
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11

By telegraph to the Daily Gazstte
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK. June IL.
The President considers the Washington Treaty
failure 40 far as II relates to the Alabama Claims
Commission
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11

DIED.
BARTRAM-ln this city. on the evening Of the
eth inst Hannah NJ wife of Henry " Bartram.
in tue I'D pear o! her age.
The rel.tives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited to stt.nd the 'funernl from her
late residence. No. 1877 Market street on fourth.
'ay morning next. the 18th ins:.. Rt II o'clock.
hout fu ther notice. 2ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
SECOND EDITION.
d z T Ell Is q r A PHI.

By Telegraph to the Daily Gazette
WEATHER REPORT.
WAsEISoTos, June il.
Clear weather and light winds will prevail over
the Southern. Middle. and New England States
By Telegraph to the Daily Gazette
WARRINGTON
WAsHInoroH. June II.
The President and family lett tor Long Branch
this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11

BY Telegraph TO the Daily Gazette.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, June IL.
The papers are chuckling over the defeat of the
Atlanta Club yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF
DR GOODS.
AT 0CLE L MILLER'S.
eos Market St., Wilmington, DEL,
COMMENCING
ON TUESDAY, MAY 2sth. 1872.

Dry 6oods. consisting of West Of ENGLAND, n snet
ana German Broadcloths, Corduroy. : sney t. eedi.
Mslton.. Full Cloths. Castor and Eskino Beaver.
and Foreign Mnnufactnr, Paisies. Cashmere.
Brochs Queensland. and Llama ,Shawk pres:
color.d silks s.sins. .Popifos sateens. Empres;
Cloths, Al,aces and Msrinos 10 every shade and
ystssns: together with a large stock OF bla kets,
Flannels, Table Covers. Table. Dspa:ks. Turkey
Nd. Loom Dic; Napkins. HsndL erch efs: & &Mo;isIs,
Prench Msrsailles, c upterpsnss, Turkish Cults.
&c &c. and other goods too numerous to mention
! Particular attention il called to the line of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
Draining the Delaware Marshes

New Castle Hd.. June 10. 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-23
GUARDIA CIVIL.

De nuestro apreciable colega El
Cemtimela Espai5ol de Mayagiiez Co
pianos 10 siguiente:
"Los individuos del benemerito
Cuerpo, que componen el puesto de
Lajas arriba, Jurisdiction de San
German a las 6rdenes del Teniente
Comandante de la seccion ST. Araey,
acompanados del comisario del barrio
deSanta Ana de la amisma Jurisdiction
han apresado enla noche del 2 delcor-
riente & cuatro individuos que ha-
bian escalado en- ell mismo barrio la
casa de una senora anciana roban-
dole algunas alhajas y otros objetos
por valor de mas de 100 pesos segun
informes.
Todo 10 robado Sc encontr6 en- po-
der de los ladrones, pues fu6 tai la
diligencia del ST. Araey { individuos
que le acompanaban y tan acertadas
las medidas tomadas para la captura,
que 4 los pocos momentos dc consul
mado ell delitO, delincuentes y robo
Sc hallaban en- poder de la Guardia
Civil.
Honra, pues, a los que, orgullosos
con ell distinguido uniforme que Wis
ten, cumplen su deber persiguiendo
sin tregua, sin descanso a los crimi-
males, ladrones y 1oragidos, mantle
niendo en- los campos y en- las ciuda
des el 6rden pdblico con exquisite
cello y vigilancia, y acudiendo presu-
rosos & atajar con mano fuerte los
insrintos de algunos que en- lugar
del amor al trabajo, 1nico que da los
goces honrados, solo Sc ejercitan Ell
ell hurto, ell pillaje y ell robo.
Bien, muy bien por la benemerita
institution de la Guardia Civil"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-23
UNA PREGUNTA SUELTA.

Tenemos datos para Greer que en-
ell pueblo de Naranjito, cuando la Di-
putacion hizo su empr6stito, Sc reco-
lect6 cierta cantidad de la cual solo
la mltad ha ingresado en- la GAIA de
la Corporation provincial. 5Podran
decirnos nuestros colegas ultrar
formistas, d6nde esta la otra mitade
Este es un problema que sometemos
a la sabidurfa de El Progreso, advir-
tiendole que 81 no sabe 8 no quie-
re resorverlo, nosotros 10 resolvere-
mos y cuando averigiiemos donde
estan los fondos perdidos, pregunta-
remos como es que los tribunales no
han tornado parte en- este asunto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-23
Decentralization.

.Equivocarfase de medic q medic el
que, leyendo este epfgrafe creyera que
voy q emperarme en- las renidas cues
tones de legalidad, de autorizacion
nj de forma, que acerca de esta gran
medida revolucionaria han promovido
diferentes escuelas. Dejoa los pro-
hombres de todas elias que discutan
cuanto les plazca sobre 81 debia pro-
cederse de acuerdo con otras potesta-
des, 81 Sc pudo hacer la reforma con
mas calma y mayor provecho del Te-
soro, 81 procedfa otra distribution del
suelo adorable para evitar la acumu-
lacion enpocos acaudalados, ETC., etc.,
etc. Mi objeto dnico, al presente, es
partir del hecho consumado, y soste-
ner, porque 10 juzgo demostrable 8
evidente, que la desamortizacion ha
producido grandes bienes q la agricul-
tura espanola, 4 Ia exploitation de las
fncas, al modo de ser de la propiedad
y 4 todos los ramos de la
riqueza pdblica. .l. So.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-23

va. Hoy los pueblos de Fajardo de
Naguabo estan hacienda una Inca
telegrafica para unirse con Humacao.
Lo mismo pasarfa con las carreteras.
Fernando, como formaran, las del
Gobierno una especie de circunfe-
rencia, la provincial y los municipios
Sc encargarfan de abrir otros caminos
que fueran como los radios.
Ell primer resultado de estas meio-
ras serfa un gran aumento en- la pro-
duccion de az1cares y cafe. En- ell in
terror de la isla donde estan quizas los
mejores terrenos, nadie Sc atreve a
emplear grandes capitales por la diff
cultad que hay en- extraer ell fruto.
ST el gobierno al abolir, como es de
esperar que 10 haga, la contribution
directa, busca en- un pequeno aumeL-
to lie la Importation compensation al
deficit que lie resulta, con el derecho
de exportacion solamente puede ir
construyendo todas las cinco carrete-
ras que ha menester la isla para po-
der desenvolver los inmensos veneros
de riqueza que encierra su teracfsimo
suelo. La isIa de Cuba mantiene sus
derechos sobre la exportaciop para
atender a los gastos de guerra: man
tengamoslo nosotros para cruzar esta
pacf6ca provincial de f&ciles Was de
communication.
ST, como es de esperar, nuestro illus
trado y paternal Gobierno toma con
actividad y empeno esta esenciallsima
reforma, ell pals Sc la agradecera eter-
namente.