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A gentleman stepped into drug store
last night and asked for a box of liver
pills. The polite clerk inquired, Are
you troubled with biliousness2" II
think so, answered the patient well,
then" replied the aHectionate clerk,
myself and several doctors have been
preparing an admixture for liver COM
plant and we intend trying it on q few
friends; if you will wait day or two
you can get bottle of it. The startled
visitor to the apothecary's shop reasoned
to himself thus: Surprising this new
medicine, gotten up expressly for the
benefit of few friends by way Of ex-
pertinent, should produce death3" He
added aloud, Well, never mind the
pills now; when you have experimental
on those friends | may conclude to take
bottle Of that new medicine.
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cod 1870

WIN. LIEBEN, the experienced and en-
terprising newsman who recently bought
out the news emporium Of A. r. Will
kinson at III Main street, has removed
to l723 Main, just across the street,
south of Poplar. He keeps full stock
of latest dailies, foreign papers, maya
zines, fashion and sporting journals,
fancy stationery and other articles, to-
baccos, cigars, etc. Give the worthy
young man a call.
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UnintentionaI CannibaIism.

From the Paris Figaro.
The following anecdote is told of Sir
Bartle Frere when at Zanzibar: Sir Bar
tie and his son, during an expedition
"up country" had imprudently wan
dered from their escort and lost their
way. After some time they perceived a
negro's hut, and, tired and hungry, pro-
ceeded to claim hospitality. An old ne.
gress appeared at the door aud gave
them some eggs, which our envoy at once
converted into an omelette, and seeing
numbers of little round balls suspended
from the roof, and fancying them to be
mushrooms, popped them into the pan,
utterly disregarding the old woman's
anxious remonstrances. After their
meal in came the owner of the cabin,
who, on learning what his visitors had
done, broke into a violent rage. Mis-
cradle strangers, cried he, you have
eaten all my war trophies" and, in
answer to Sir Bartle inquiries, informed
him that what he had taken for wush-
rooms were no less than the ears of his
enemies whom he had killed in battle
Sir Bartle Frere was i'll with indigestion
for four days.
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save transfer in The upper Mississippi,
where the water is getting thin.
Mark Cheek, the true friend Of the
savage Captain Jack, was up town look
ing for new tile, his old one having
worn out when cotton shipments ceased.
The clerks Of all the up-river packets,
says the Cincinnati Times, are compar-
ing notes, to find out who is the "Jen-
kins referred to in its issue Of Satur-
day. They all claim that their reputa.
ton for punetuAlity at the breakfast
hour is unimpeachable.
Hardly paper comes 10 us from along
the banks Of the Missouri that does not
contain accounts Of cut-ofs in that
stream, made by the recent high water.
The latest is from the Omaha Herald,
which says that "a large cutoff is 70.
ported between Rockport and Florence.
The great cutoff at 0nawa Bend has
added several thousand acres Of former
Iowa land to the area OF Nebraska. Il
is feared that a cutoff above st. Joe
will leave that city six miles east OF the
river. OF what use then will be their
great and costly bridgeH There is a
very large cutoff reported just below
Sioux City. One or two mere seasons
Of high water, and the ways to get up
the Missouri will equal in number those
to get into George Millers cutoff saloon.
A wide channel has cut through from
the Missouri into the Big Sioux, in which
the water pours through with strong
current.
Captain Will Kyle, Of the Ashland, is
going to Colorado for his health.
Captain Tom Hartman, of the bully
Tyrone, is proverbial for his obliging
spirit. "Buz tells the following: AN
old lady once hailed him. He landed
and asked what she wanted. She replied
that she wished TO send a dozen eggs to
her daughter. The full complement,
however, being one short, Captain Tom
gallantry waited until the hen laid the
twelfth"
President John A. Scudder, of the
Anchor, and President George Fl. Rea,
of the Barge Line, announce positively
that there will be no consolidation Of
the different companies.
The steamer Blanch, which sunk be-
low the Vicksburg Elevator, will be
raised in a few days. Captain Tolbert
expects to start her in the SupAower
river trade as low water packet.
Capt. YIN. Ashford returned to the
city day or two since from a visit to
the towns along White river, where he
went to perfect arrangements for putting
a good boat in the trade of that river.
An arrangement has been made with
the Little Rock railway company where
by the company takes half interest in
tuC oOdl Win CdpJdlu ASulOTut WHICH
insures to him the freight and passenger
travel over that road; also giving the peo-
pie the benefit Of sure connection and
quick route to Memphis. This is a good
project, and We hope to soon see the line
in operation. We are not fully advised
as to the time when the boat will be here,
but expect to hear from Captain Ashford
soon in regard to this matter.
The bully Tyrone, the only great gun
boat that fickers about the Egyptian
capital, will excursion the ancients of
that pyramidial locality on Monday
next.
The Keystone and Babbagei with coal
tows for Brown & Jones, are due from
above.
Captain John Cannon, now in st.
Louis, will commence loading the Bob
Lee there on next Monday.
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~ Per cent. off for cash, at
I'D Barnaby's, Peabody Hotel.

pet err n. DOnneIIy, 3Oz Poplar ST.,
Has iust received an invoice of genuine
old Cagnac brandy, vintage Of 1852;
also a choice assortment Of the follow
inc brands Of teas, comprising Gun
povder. Imperial. Oolong, English
breakfast. Japan, Old and Young Tyson
tsas purchased direct frem importers,
vh;ch will be sold to suit the dull times,
nv calling at No. 3O7 Poplar street, west
- Orl.ans street. l24-eod
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DR.. HELNBoLD, the originator of Blu
chu, has the satisfaction of knowing that
all his imitators have failed to produce
the benefits his preparation insures.
HelmbOld's Ext. Buchu cures. The
others disappoint. Persons suffering
from kidney complaint, gravel, pre-
mature decay, loss Of vigor or any
souvenir of indiscretion, cannot apply
the remedy too soon. The great point
is to get the genuine Buchu Extract
which is Helmbold's and no other. cod
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~ Per cent. off for cash, at
80 Barnaby'S, Peabody Hotel.

MANsFoRD receives daily papers from
Nashville, New Orleans, Chicago, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, St. Louis and other
leading points, and weekles and month
lies representing the leading spirits Of
Europe and America. Literature to
suit any taste can be found at the corner
of Second and Monroe.
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~ Per cent. off for cash, at
Cd Barnsby's, Peabody Hotel.
New Postal Rules.

A Washington telegram states that
the question having been raised in re-
gard 10 the matter. the Comptroller Of
Currency decides that postage on official
communications to his Office by national
banks must be paid by the latter. In
other words, official stamps will not be
furnished the banks.
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az Per cent. off for cash, at
90 Barnaby's, Peabody Hotel.

JOE LocKE.-Harper, Galaxy, Dem
crest, Peterson, Cooley and other mag
azines for July, and the latest novels
received at Joe Locke's news de-
pot, No. 236 Main street. The latest
dailies from all quarters, foreign papers
and periodicals of every land, maya
zines and fashion books of latest dates
can be found at Joe's. A fine lot of sta
tionery, etc., for sale.
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NJ. Buffet, the President of the French
Assembly, is SO short-sighted that, in one
of the last sittings of that body, he seized
a decanter instead OF his bell, and threw
the whole of its contents upon the heads
of the House Secretaries, seated just
before and below the Presidential chair.
A general laugh ensued, aud for a short
while good humor prevailed throughout
the Assembly.
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FORTUNATE TENNESSEE.
Louisville Library, Drawn by AN
Honest Member of the LegiBl8-
to the Courier.Jou1nal.l

Special to the Courier-JouInal.l
NASHVILLE, July l6,-W:llis Morley,
of Giles county, who drew the second
prize in the Louisville drawing, is we'll
TODD farmer, residing at Bradshaw, a
little village in that county. He was q
Southern horse trader before the war;
was a captain in the Confederate army,
in which he served with great gallantry;
has been magistrate in his district, aud
is now Representative to the Legisla-
ture from Giles county. He is hard
working, industrious, thrifty, sensible
and honest man, highly esteemed by all
who know him. 1t is the general i'm
preston here that the second prize of
the great drawing could not have fallen
into better nor more worthy hands.
Giles county has pocketed $4,000 alto
gether of the prizes. Tennesseeans
express great satisfaction with the draw
ing, and will invest heavily in the next.
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The saloon aud confectionery store
u,dsr the New Memphis Theater will be
ren,ss for the Sea. 'on Of 1874. Apply
nCA Leaingvell, No. County Court
building.
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Diarrhea and Dys'
EMERY Specific.

THE ADVERTISER, LATE A MEDIC. AZ w
i officer in II. NJ. Bengal army. has for nal
years used a medicine for the treatment Of ths
above complaints, which seldom fails 90 enect
RAPID CUR, producing reaction rom the
cold stage Of cholera or dysentery, N their
worst forms, in two or three doses. lt also
ACTS As PREVENTIVE. Parties renting -,
by p. o. order or registered letter. 20 Dr. kier-
nan. Jersey City, N. J., will receive. in return,
the KEMEnY READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE, Win
full Instructions. Large bottles. s.. a0o-lls
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Bow BELLS for July has arrived, and
is to be had at Walkers news depot, los
Beal street. This magazine is the finest
ladies' journal placed upon our table,
and Walker has plenty Of them. Call
early and secure a copy.
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az Per cent. off for cash, at
90 Barnaby's, Peabody Hotel.

The celebrated Lemp St. Louis lager,
in half barrels, kegs, quarts and pints,
at l3 Court street, constantly on hand
f. PFEMFERT & Co.,
cod 100 Sole Agents.
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IOfieiail S.w. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. U. S. A.
THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.
The river began falling a little this
morning, and the decline will continue
for sometime. All the upper streams
are falling except the Missouri at Omaha,
and the extremely hot weather win soon
cause that rise to evaporate. The
Arkansas is falling, with less than four
feet at Little Rock, and the White river
has but three feet at Jacksonport. The
weather continues clear, and although
the temperature was quite moderate
during the night, and very cool at day
light this morning, the mercury before
nine O'Clock had shown its hight at SO.
BUSINESS.
The Longworth didn't get away until
evening yesterday. The Chester left
light for St. Louis, and the Helena
passed on for Vicksburg after discharg-
ing 10 tons. The Mary Ann and tow
went down at dark. The White and
Phil Allin brought moderate trips, and
the Capitol City came up light from
Vicksburg. The Yaeger came up during
the morning, and put off a small lot of
freight here.
BOATs TO LEAVE.
The Boyd goes to the Arkansas to-
morrow.
For St. Louis we have to-day the fine
Anchor Line steamer Capitol City,
whereof Captain James f. Luker, the
popular steamboat commander, is mas
ter. Aside from being fine boat, the
Capitol City has the most polite and ac-
commodating of officers, who are ever
ready to look after the comfort of pas.
sengers. Mr. James NJ. Thompson is
chief purser, assisted by the Messrs.
Stands. The hour of departure is Eve
pm.
The Colorado is the vicksburg packet
leaving tomorrow.
To-dsy's steamer for the Ohio is the
clipper James D. Parker, Captain Bob
Wise, and Purser MeIntyrs. This boat
is the boat Of the Ohio river, aud will 70
through to Cincinnati without a mo-
nent's detention. She leaves at Eve
his evening.
The A. j. White leaves this evening
It five o'clock for Helena, Napoleon and
III the usual way landings. Mark
Cheek commands. and Ed. Postal is her
,hief scribbler and payuAster.
The Grand Tower is the St Louis boat
o leave tomorrow.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Clarksville vii be here tomorrow
rom the Arkansas.
Captain Dick Lighiburne is disposing ]
II large numbers Of St. Paul excursion
ickeis. and sells them over any or eli
1oas that come TO the landing. he has /
. lev more lsh. and advises those Who
Eish TO sscurs then 10 call early sud Z
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LIVERPOOL. July IS. IL :30a.n. Cotton opens
firm. Uplands. SD; Orleans, Cd.
p.m.-Cotton is quiet and steady. Up
lands. SID; Orleans, I'd. Sales. 1900. Of
which 200 were for export and speculation.
5P.m;--COtton close, quiet and steady. Up.
lands, SD; Orleans, cd.
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PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones. office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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Buy your wood from c. II. johnson
III Poplar street, near Fourth. 1897
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THE best and coolest beer in the city
is Lemp's St. Louis lager, at Fritz 4
Georges, Is Court street cod 100
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Steamer A. j. White, Napoleon.
Capitol City, Vicksburg.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer d. C. Yaeger, st. Louis.
City of Chester, St. Louis.
City of Helena, st. Louis.
" st. Francis, Mariana.
IN PORT.
Mary Boyd, A. j. White, James D.
Parker, Phil Allin, Capitol City, II. C..
Jaeger.
Daily report Of the stage of water and the
changes during the twenty-four hours ending
10 noon to-day:
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CARRIAGES.

We have received from
a manufacturers closing
out sale, a large lot OF
Children's Carriages that
we offer at remarkably
low prices.
WHEELER, PICKENs l. co.
GOT
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GE Per cent. Off for cash, at
%o Barnaby's, Peabody Hotel.

WAITED, to rent, dwelling with six
or seven rooms, near the business por-
ton Of the city. Apply to S. Kaufman
a Bro, $50 Main street. 1913
SHIPPING TAGS printed just at New
York prices at the PUsLIc LEDGER
office. AIT
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OFFICIAL.
Coupon Interest.

MlTOR.s OFTlCE, CIV Han, ]
MTNFHIs. IESSEssEE, july !. ls13.b
r,HF COUPONS FOR. INTERE ST on THE
bonds Of the city, due July 1 It, 1872, will
bs paid. with interest On presents 'iion al this
efire. from and AFTER this date.
ios-li5 JOIN yQHNs0 y. Mayor.
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For Vicksburg,
For Cincinnati.
For Arkansas River.

FOF ArkAnBAB HlVers
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-U. S. Mail Line For Pine Bluff,
Little Rock. and all points through to For
Smith.
MARY BOYD. .Haines. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON u-s,
w SATURDAY. 18th inst, at 5 all8ntsR
pm. -
JOHN N. HARBIN, Agent,
llsl2 Office on Wharfb boat, foot Of Courtst.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


PUBLIC LEDeKR 0TyIcE,
MENPHIs. Tenn. July IS. iSlS.
are the quotations for local
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THE CITY.

M H M r HISS
Friday Evening. July IS, 1873.
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st. Bernard Coal Association,

NO. . MADISON STREET.
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Changes.

Mellow bench marx.
below high water of 1871.
Blank (....,.l indicates no report; cipher 10Y
stationary; ~ rising.
[0fieiail s. W. RHODE,
Observer SiRnal Service II s. A
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LOST.

= oST TOPAZ SLEEVE BUTTON, THE
VsS ndor M be literally rewarded by re-
turning It to seymour Briggs al Marn is.S nsn
ate. on LETTERS on sure ~. --S---S
+ osT-A yellow MEMORANDUM
Ia book contai nina recel " r. ny rstnrn 70 90
will pay a suitab lie eWard l. " him REID.
Adams street.
ll6-l2l
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once: No. IL Madison Street.

LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
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FoR VALE.

nor SALE~AT A BA.V GAIN-0N Bah
cock Fire Extinguisher.' ne" ana ,l ln 1 per
feet order, at Ledger ONCE. ------- 10 10.
nor sALE-AT A BARGAINI-STlHAaT CON
piete suburban residence 81 acres, re
miles from the city on the HoIu LIhe I ~ q
rooms. with all modern improvements ana an
the conveniences and comforts, out-honMs;eeis .
water. choice fruits, etc. Terms easy; Tue
~erfect SWAYNE q C0LMAN,
tn IT'S Main street.
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DON'T BUY COAL

UNTIL you sEe
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NOR SALE-A LOT WITH DOUBLE TEN
Il ement house on it, on the nort fsen,;r coz
fsat On Vance by i4S% on Cynthia. Each
house has four rooms and servants house.
Also, a lot on corner Of Mari and Manassas
streets, fronting IS feet on Mari by 1909 on
Manassas street. For terms apply TO
'' JOHN W. JEFFERSON,
cot Is Madison street.
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10p Dim T OR LEASE-MADAME FRAN
V SAFE nSN NJ zee in Fort Pickering. better
stOn p P Cottage; a very shady and de-
ehla az rat t this hot weather. Apply on
s era s,rs r sur ~ DIR. S. A. POOL,
ll9-t No. A M, nnerry street, cor. peaI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-18

hecha por .un papel que nj conoce el
tacto del periodista, nj la gramAtica,
nj que, junto con aus colegas neo-re-
publicanos, esta trabajando en- favor
de las ideas del BoLETIN; a ninguno
ocurri6 tampoco una palabra de tar
d1a protesta contra la manifestation
virtualmente separatista del Canta-
clGrO. La EspaNG Radical protesta hoy
contra su irreligiosidad, pero no con-
ira su confesado separatismo.
Por 10 demas, es enteramente
inexacto, que hayamos transcrito y
comentando ell artfculo reformista
SoMos sEPARATIsTAs expresamente
para que 10 llevara el correo, 10 que
NADIA hubiera tenido de particular.
Lo escribimos porque verdadera-
mente nos escandaliz6 Ia audacia y
ell san Jacon de Don SeUerO que pu-
ladinamente ha afrmado que no es
espaf1ol sino con la condicion de que
tspaf1a sea repdblica federal y es
ten determinadas Observation-Disclosures al
frente de su gobierno.
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El ProgresO y La Espa1a Radical
explican q su manera 10 que ha ocur-
rido con ell ndmero 68 del primero
Dicen que ell artfculo DEJADNos EN-
PAz fue retirado por su mismo autor
que, estando ausente, refexion6 que
Sc lie habian escapado algunos con-
ceptos quemerecian corregirse, y pu-
so un expreso al director de El Pro
greso para que inutilizase dicho edito-
rial, expreso que lego cuando va Sc
habian tirado algunos ejemplares.
Esta explicacion estA desmentida
por ell hecho de que dicho artfculo
salio fntegro dos dias despues, ell 10,
en- La Espa0a Radical. En- dos dias
tempo sobrado tuyo ell autor para
guitar Jas trGseS qne merecian cOrrec-
cion y sin embargo, comparando 10
impreso en- la primera ediccion de
El Progreso del s con ell editorial de
la Radical del 10, no hallamos otra
Suppression fraseol6gica que la de es-
tas tres palabras: Cal mniadores de
profession, frase injuriosa y justlcla-
BILE, ST, pero no menos que otras que
ell redactor ha dejado intactas.
Todo, pues, conduce a Greer que
ell artfculo en- question fu6dignamen
te rechazado por la direcc on de El
Progreso y que ell autor, desairado y
plcado en- su amor propio por la re-
pulsa, 10 hizo insertar en- a insultan
te Radical para hacer yer que nos
otros los vejados, los insultados, los
provoc dos espanoles sin condolences
10 sufrimos todo Tuvo razon. A los
ultrajes del peri6dico en- que plagia
Y escribe Garcia Perez no podsmos
nosotros contestar sino con la indife-
rencia y ell desden Bien pudo tam
bien ell director de este colega, que
nunca esta en- desacuerdo con sus re-
dactores, dejar pasar 10 de calumnia
d0res de profession y omitir las aclara
clones de que 81 no responde de 10
que sal 10 en- III Progreso inutiizado
Las colecciones quedan escritas Y
algun dia han de cesar estos tiempos
en- que 4 mansalva SO puede calum
MAR y denostar 4 todo 10 que no per
tenece 4 la iglesia ultra-reiormista.
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Hemos leido la lista de los diputa-

Hemos leido la lista de los diputa-
dos electos en- la Peninsula y encon-
tramos casi solo nombres desconoci~
dos. No vemos que SO hayan hecho
republicanos mas que los ex-radica
les de Puerto-Rico De las personals
notables de este partido, parece que
no han resultado electo, sino ell
Sr. Martos Ruiz ZorriIla, Rivero,
Echegaray, Becerra, Figuerola y to-
dos los prohombres que en- las ante
riores elecciones cerraron las puer
tas del Congreso q no abilidades
como Sagasta, Canovas, Serrano g.,
han sido ahora a su vez relegados
al olvido y rechazados por la repd
blica que crearon.
Conservatives de nombradla no
resultaron electos mas que los Sres.
Salaverrfa, Rios Rosas, Romero Ro
bledo, El1uayen, Collantes y Ola
varrieta. Tambien sali6 diputado el
Sr. Garcia Ruiz, que, 81 bien es re
repuhlicano no de aver, como los
que aquf Sc han republicanizado de
repente, sino de hace cuarenta amos,
es conSer0ador, en- ell sentido que 10
somos nosotros, en- las Antillas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-18

Ger una poIftica razonable que evite com.
plicaciones esteriores.
A este efecto, El Imp0rciGl, mientras
por una parte anuncia en- 81 ndmer0 del
dia 26 que el senor CASTELAR, como ell Sc
nor Salmeron y ell sefior Chao dejaran de
formar parte del poder ejecutivo en- los
primeros dias de JUNO, anuncia por otra
la inminencia de un ministerio presidido
por ell Sr. CASTELAR,.
Todos estos Calculos tienen que ser
aventurados mientras no sea conocido ell
verdadero espiritu de la Asamblea, pues
de la misma manera que pueden prevale-
Ger en- ella los consoles de la prudsncia,
persuadida como debe estarlo de la con-
venienca de no ponerse en- pugna con el
espfritu aventurero, q1e no es nuevo en-
nuestras Asambleas deliberantes, que
hizo prorumplr en- 1923 en- tantas tan
in1tiles baladronadas.
Entire todos los partidos y hombres
de 6rden, las noticias de Francia han sido
perfectamente recibidas y los fondos pd-
blicos han subido.
Ell dia 25 tuvo lugar Ell Barcelona
una manifestation para pedir al Gobierno
medidas energicas contra los carlistaS, ar.
msmento para la organization de somate-
nes que hsgan mas activa su persecution
y una indemnizacion para los voluntarios
inutiizados y las viudas y nu6rfanos de
los que mueran en- campana.