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New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Frances Never a servant, stole on saturday q
A., LINED At ~ from MrS ASgu,iz Wngt o. No -
she Wilson and Lame snih robbed
On inc Hgst g ~ a-aakn D. Of s82 All prisoners
al The Ponce Couri EeriaT ana Asd IN
0OO hail each
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, be-
fore Juge james faeF and Cers brant aal ga
burga seatencel - state fson Tor
30 Barr pleaded guilty q petit larceny Gn the
"A bOF named Phirp
Hau pcde guilty Of pt larceny ad SAs ut 10 thr House "i
Refuge August sGnBe pleaded nhy oi an s.Au sh vas hl 70
.Chsres ttArt ionnd guilty oi
80. ag Two dogs asa vas the PeiteuAy for months
lanes RAYMOND was held in $1,000 bail yesterday
At The Tobs Police Court CHARGED With having
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Posr oP SBw-YoRK K......-......."~..."

PosT oP NEW YORK K-.....-...........-.....sov 30
CLEARED
Steamship Psune Fenon. Philadelphia Wm. Kirspatrek
Si~amsbin FrAncona Bragz. Portland, J. 2. AlsrA
s;-.mhp s. Phelps Gramley, PHILADELPHIA W khpairiek
Sbip uArkawav Constant London Peabody, Willis a Co
ship amer Dove MerrTnsa. sln Eralcseo Sutton Co
6hp Plymouth Rock Ghhn Loadon, Gr REL. Mutarn Co
Bari Ffefuch iHIng WAiers Singapore. {. TOBIAS Co
Bah carr a.tai iRaa 81 ioo Liverpool Teens boekmsnn
Bars II Vers Htal MIltin5 t,eloA, sloaovieA a co
Bari Dsye DubrOVaeh kasrh COrk or Falmouth SocoEoh
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UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Bungs repori IN uu.aie during ending Sat
urday Nov. Is, 1874: ,
stoy noor stephen Weav Washnge- NO 81 unsafe
Jonn o. Moore NO 2IZ
unsafe front ntes WALL floor beams Of 6
cengs aud bsuste John SheehsD Eat POuh No So
chmneT Harrington Barrow No
unsafe bnck walt Emanuel solomon, James
vail and int-ls H. Ey sseni Thfsve
from rh seyenht, unsafe roof covering
UDmDkns Markell Corporation City Of New York owners Eighth
T1ehtTf unsafe front wall Mrs FAR
No lO2 wall arches piers and
soor. agent Hudsn No ll2 unsafe rear parta
-oop A. Wsshingonst No ISL unsafe
gabe vail from eIcavang hahewson Son agents Easi
Purht No 3D. unsafe chimney above the roo NICHOLS
CadeHy agents.
BrpG srArrIcs for ending Saturday Nov 2S 1874
from record Of Department Of Buildings '" AIas
Il number OF proposed new ou
500 number OF Proposed
ing. alterations $685. special spp aons for frame and
other netnres The Blreau OF Unsafe Bundns' anu VIOLATIONS
buildings 1885, repoeh unsafe
made safe 81 unsafe building notices served unsafe
law reported 49, violation
30 violation sent 10 at
ton-v The and IrouWOrk reports "a
snd oO builings heretofore reported
additional OF egess hre escapes or repairs 70
escapes as ng provided with such requirements hreescaps
grer beams and nes tested rejected 36S buildings here
provided outside have been thoroughly inspected as
their beng kept free from Oostruoas
available for event OF hre VI tls NUMBER o escapes
322 reported and 4G being or less
requiring repairs painting Egh nbe ou dng' pre-
reported requrug escapes or additional means ege'
complied with the cases "
rere inspections reported Of ID theaers ha ana
sua pfactons of either The additional mean Oh
Park Theater have been completed Y
ing loot from the second balcony 10 the nai ~
joining binding Broadway LOBBY and paruee I'm nT1uee TO
nova OF one row chairs doorway and .tAirN in
wdened TO IL eeti Hn ,Satters
emptying aui orum about hye minutes 'ne a'er'so w
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01

Brooklnn Real Gstate for Sale.
p S. BUSsING, jr.. No. 2ot Montague

ID S. BUSSING, jr.. No. 204 Montague st,
IAs Contnen Buifng1 BROKER REAL hsTATk asd hokI-
GAGEs-Psrtes BOND and MORTGAGE do
sound basis Of ecanty arra atss
given 10 tL- busne-s brooklyn DesT
Country eehAhg for City Real Estate Ne" sell est
stone front hoases TO erchange. .
Of opportunities offered By the present
Vacs learn Of eIeeeHt chances Tor
chasing properly By applying al the above oee
Of improved and vacant properly aen rrospees
having Real Estate In the OF he adVeriser
B1ldsrs lots VARIETY Of locations near fat
Pan th Part from e hs 70 De md " ts
900 sGe. T. g. BUsslSG, IT,,
20A Asa.aslssI, lCollasaiAi Ba.ssaG Bs0oxJa-
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wheinu. Pus (G.r sey-r Newcastle Eng Funeh Edys
B.1t Lisb, Of tn. Ar. r Aer,nder Dunu.tu T. w. Ca
@ 5, Sa ,.p 3D. Drl Pee & s. Jss. & 3D. Ps.' s.sc
sh- R9ber, csu,sr lt-.e Bhdgeeo Csus ss,sl ABBOTT
seRt L'll. Baiessissf EostS a.i.aI.i Bred, Co
sess A. X B.Id.n GruaI., csr5a. Csri, TaTsr Bs.a.
sesr Eausr Bsrtor sr herman 81 John 3 De wos
Co.
schr Ida Lewis H.qsis Giye-tss. TuDper Beait.-
s.Oop Martha AlasdA. Philips Hartford, Racket B'os
ARRIVED
Steamship Celtic Dr. Kdae y,rDoOl Nov TO- va en'e'''oTn
Aapaoo cray, AsDaSa Sov. "a with ndsr and
steamship Nsas Samson 2I. and
Charsor lockwood Charleston Nov 27 with ur- an
Steamship CITY Of Galveston ss' a. via Kerwe'
25ih with mise AMI C. II. Mallory Co. go
steamship Nor'n Son Foley PhiAaeSh with mise to LoArd
S Is LAMP sT'';' 3S ps Api''ia s Y nv a .. So
Bari Pncss COf Ylroa,a Weston warepport
Bar. Lsnr, Gertrude Cer sehute Hamburg 90 days wis'
,BE LeOpous Ge Hae.oop, Rio JauerO vi, Hampton ROH
Bns Matte B. Russell of POrtl,n Yora Harbor T L. l3
bs sarhB Cof H,HA1j Townsend Leghon Sept 90 and Cab
brig EI,e'or Mayor Of ,nd lays from Berunda in ballast
seh John Rose of BrookLaveu Howell Peaam0ueo 80 ds "t
sehr Marie Dalng cot Portland DnluE Miss
Sea-. asaFy %li,ei9a B5o-er :. Marc Il a. w Os"ooL
seAr s. +. Bad, Hall Psn.scol. IS days vita Ialaosr
RETURNED.
sehr Eliza 8 Potter Galveston 90 %
lat 80 81 long. 73 49, experienced commencing
Soith and with heavy rlnniLs
vas BOARDED b. heavy set the pumps inmea ely and
found making 1870 freed her from
run beJre tie VIVID an vessel found
ways started and the vessel badly rainod deee advisable
turn 10 port for
MEMORANDA.
The announcement OF sh Royal Alice (Br
from CalcgEtA, d anchored D vi premature
FOREIGN PORTS.
hOvILLg Nov. 3OThe Allan Line steamship POlTnesan Brown
from Montreal Nov 20, for Liverpool arrived here to-day
DISASTERS
LnsDos Nov 3O-The Great Admiral from Liver
pool fr Francisco has toned yhed damaged he
l1on from Bremerhlen for Oeaas abandnd Der
has arrived at HIrxea
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
Steamship Salvador saei 25h Now 81 passengers $50
tons weight freig
Steamship Hea ChAnncey sailed from Apnwal for sswYork
The 29.h Nov
steamship Colon arrived Aspnval from NewYork Nov. 80
lfor Ldiea ShD Fifte PdQe.l
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01
EFFORTS TO LIBERIA

EFFORTS TO LIBERATE AN ALLEGED MURDERER
In February, 1873, Giovanni Manfalconl, as is
alleged murdered vincenzo TramoDoDs in the bay Of
Palermo Italy. He after escaped TO this country
where he was arrested September under the extra
dtiOn treaty the United states and Italy and
taken before Commissioner Kenneth G. White. His
WAS adjourned from time to tine till yesterday, when
his counsel Col Spencer, moved for his discharge on
the ground that depOstOns against him. which had
been sent on from Italy not properly authentca
ted The treaty referred that dispositions against
persons arrested under 1t must be authenticated IN such
manner as will make them legal evidence IN the cOun-
try from which persons fed The only authentca
cation upon the depOs tiOns question was: seen AT
the office OF the American Legation Rooms August H.
1874 Geo p Marsh. Charge a Affairs" Col Spencer
cOntepded stating that the dispositions nad Deen
seen" at Legation Authorization Whatever
and the Commissioner decided in his favor.
Mr. Coudert who represented the Italian Government
I'm This case was satisfied with the autnencatlOn
mentioned andgas the dispositions upon which
If was founded arrived he wrote 10 Mr Marsh and re-
wed from dispositions stating that they were
taken IN manner which would enttei them 10 be read
"a evidence in the OF Italy therefore when the
Commissioner had rendered his decision, Mr. Couder
handed the new depOsiOns To him, and the case was
adjourned till 10 a. W. on saturday " give |O spencer
time TO examine them.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-01

that Mr.. Beecher should have all the advantages and
safeguards the law allows IN trials of such ana
they would rather trust the professional honor OF Mr.
Beechfrs counsel expedite with all reasonable haste
the trial O the than they would ppanty lnsinuae
the nerposii0n OF bar, frivolous preenses to the
speedy trial OF the action. LAYMAN.
Netrurk ~ j., Nov. o. 1874.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Nov 80. 1874
AT the Exchange SalesroOms to-day VIM.
Kennedy sold the hreestory brick house and lot north
east Of Broome and Manginsts, lot 259x75, to
Henry sverhorn s7325 Also the threestory house
and lot south side OF wentysixth-s $40 feet west OF
Sixth-ave lot Is3x9s for s6Ojo The remainder OF the
sales announced FOR tO-iay were postponed.
The report Of the ID partment Of Buildings for the
week ending Nov. 2s will be found below
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..,.r,.rusR AINAEAr

| - os Sus ess ....... ASA Moos rises. Mora
| w. rsD DAT-L
-. Hoo. I2s GOV. .iaad m 2;lO Hell Gate Perry. 359
| 0' HIGH DAr-p .
ssnas Hook. 2:02 Island Z5i Hell Gase FeuI s'5
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CALRNDARS-THIs DAT.


81. .oscanyan Mackenzie 27l Murphy asi Gamble,
So Continental Co. l5lChds, &C. sgL Eeret'
1o4 Buissf as Bnre. N' ~ 1856 Peassd A
2O8. The Mayor is9 HsgFer og Gr5Sa.
24o Reynold. agt DObbs 20s Hchen 1gt. HilcheH
2il Holachsr sst OBnen 20 GaSnsr &c 'S" DOs-''
25S..Trad Savings Bank as- 22l .Nattr q A,ars.1
25s.. Matter Of wrnsh, 243 Rrans let K,rb3es &C. &c,
$50. .CsiherTcod .gt Ere Rail. -, wooisorth
rs e. m R,n Ssissi sGs5i q r. f.r Hsnls'
2s7 BaFef BSssr 'sr st WOO WOOD mprd I
269. Murphy Dickinson. 276 .RichaEis agL Hull
SPECIAL TERx-vAS BRuST J.-At 1880 IN
Issues Of Lac and FiIc-
25s Rrctman aet Ferry. 3GI.Adsmse ct al agt Freeman
$50 SaasRen5a,h a1 Cam sGl Riss' ag. Pursse
900. .schsncE agt {. $40. wei Martin
.Oppenheme, Be 81 Koeher agt srappers ct
sl4.s fiae Z Central and HUDSON Brad7 nqt Brey
River Railroad Co. as' 315 Eeosa as'' % ho.nsy t 81 A.
800. Sink at SINK o. o. Gers & asi Pryia s1ln ct al
32s Paillps agt Waugh, ct al. 80. Mitchell agt Read
$3.50. iastead agt Seam,n As Hastings, Sc, agL Drew
at e. BaieSe ct a. 5lAhcf .s seba.
Si5 keiass AL Watson ct al 57.scot ct ast. Honeywell
Mayor &C. 10. .clrA, adnr, ast. Grs-
354n4 al Haas ct al. 80. .Hen'en agt Ro'enbat
1st KcSD cS4F0' ct al Sg e. ,l"' a
5..HoioSay net. Stevens, &c.
GENERAL TERx.-Arjourned ed until Dec %. 1874
CRcUrr-PAarI /. Adjourned for the Term.
PART H-BRADY J.
$685. The Mayor 209O. Union Trl c. ag Wa
36O strang agt Mayor &c 252 McNahon aduI &C. sgt
S3j. Pnllon Lulng. The Ma or
2S Fitzyera ag Kelly 9fOi. Ie,a Bank sgt
Wright ci 81
1896 Cowies Watson and 5000 Caleb lst MTn ct 81
9J2l4 X II. McAIlley.
26 Decmner ag Rhodes ISIS Alexander ct al as Fow
2l70 Hyman Grand Trunk !er rtaL
r. r. Co. Of CaDAda. 2s59. II Itch AIT Parker ct al.
lO0ia. Davis Kelly sheTif 2s6O FeTTi
l4Gs FdSards agt Halfway. 1855 .Iacoby AT A1rea
2S7O. Boie 1gt. Meier
PART Ir.-vAN worst, ).
1921 Central Rail 1893 Oonne ag' The mayor
,7sq cos o, 90. o. IN. S'1s a e7s Ner 'e Moer
S59 Duehcs. Co 2ll. .Bny PreF &C. ag Cos
agt Hachfed anu -, - rllt. - H..
4375 Lew $500 Bar'oW et a. ASI hau'e
A4''OoSeH 's" De'fAn' * 21I5 w.sI silver Plate Co
3675 Jackson act The Mayor Green
ks 2lO5 :. Richards lgt Roesfle and
ls2lDe Escona' az" AOs''' 22I7 Smith agt The Mayor
,o-q anu au .5r,, kr ar gg3 y Rhrde agt. Mckinley.
4o"" S.,.,. 2ll9. Austin End agt Row
l79o American Med. Co. as .ao ,uO. o.
Zorger. 2l2l. .Nihphn RI a. agt o
1855 Wallace ATT DuryeA Joseph aud Denver LlJ
Il. K Co
COuRT- GRsRRAL TsRN.-Adournei for the Term
THfA TsRN-PARr L-Julse bern assigned 70
the supreme November jury trials will be
had be him IN lhs Part
PARr II-Aiouraed for the Term.
PLRAsGsNBAL Adjourned unt the nr't MONDAY
in December.
TRIAL TERN-PARr L-Adjourned for the Term.
MARINE CoURr-TRAL TENsPAT L. H. and lll-Adourned tor
the Term 49,. =, a. -, ,,.
GENERAL SRsONs-SrrHgRLAND J-Paek Domn, james CGve
tonious battery John heatng Charles Oh John
D,nohne burglary Loita Percs Frank Kelly John
o. Bneg grand larceny Carkr McMaen pet
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MONDAY. Nov. so--r. NJ

The stock market this morning ouly ho7i'ss"i "s
moment AZ the news of the advance Of the BanA "f
England rate VI interest " ser cent and thea sss
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Citp Real Gstate for 6ale.

|
. BARGAIN.-An elegant. fOur-story, brown
a .tDe DWELLING 25r52Iloo 4IhL' % nea h cbesn p
zoe thnougnon, -. A.. KIssAM, PiDest
NOR SALE-At a reduced price, 4oS ,.,. west ,es
bsbt neat ,heeoT an.. oAsmss1 ,isS onIS snai
UOusR 18th or without Furniture app" w ''~
snount Of cash required
vT,HREE STORES and EXPRESS @ BIlLDisG I1i sss
sHoP or LIVERY STABLE Tor sALE On 'HnyE1t1SGs 1 S2i
o. Ia frt west sl9 000 or y yn oe = s ss @
.Ic an elegant fourstory DWBLLiNu ntSy eeses S
Wr,t 5sIh,st $4,000. WM BkDkLL o~Ief al" Du- ''o
stbAye
VALUABLE CITY REAL PROPERTY FOX
ssesroom No III Broaway the LIST day Of Deesnbsr iet
ee noon H. Lnlos Co. under decree OF ne supreme
car In ioreeio.ue which William kchen a. Receiver
Life Society Of the Ined sahs
gd and ALICE Others deiendnis The tenesu
,oney IL Pak ate Crosss IN the Cl of New
Yo, These PREMISES are
eood desirous Of nsesng real estate sae
the direction Of Hon. Francs barlow heteree
fE.( 465, and 400 5TH-AVE.-FOr SALE at
DsD, great bargains before Dee Inquire
the premises any time.
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/ Del isck a " esi'rn
2fO .. lpts
Ny SHs hari d
So 200. i39
Chic . Y
100. b. lOJ n
Seu Jersey Rh
s5...... .l2ga
Alton a T q rr-f
- te. 26s
Paafe Railn,ai Of 10
100 ...hc. il1
Morris 4 ksseH
~. ..bc. 97h
Hsa A - 10
900 NJ. ash
Hon and ~ 10 Pref
lno be afit
5O. ...... san
Ohio an Ne
500. hsh3 32s
5uu.. hI Aj
2pl........ ~
n4sfs "A
&C SIC
2uo 90. b.. ~
4OO....s3 Sh
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DenIlstru.

DR. WAIT & son, 45 EAST 23DST., have
Da for Artificial Teeth which Is lighter stronger
other and being perfect conductor Of animal
heat /, perfectly he.hy-ouly $50 TheV nss7 upe
nor P.p Gold and Rubber prices Fine Gold Plugging
specially Teeth pure fresh 81 for the rs
and SOC each succeeding young lady attendance
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-The following is a
summary opinions the Supreme Court to-
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Brooklpn propsrtp 90 Cei.

DARLOR FLOOR of No. 103 Pineapple-st /;
front room IL suitable ohee SHOP beng bat doors
from FuOn-sL W. 7. COON. Z3o Whshingt0nst, brooGYh
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4 cranger's Dream.

The Lanark Gazette, q strong
Granger paper, publishes the follow.
ing, which IS too good to be lost :
A Granger dreamed that he died.
He went straight TO the spirit world !;
he knocked at tho gate Of the New
Jerusalem, and it was opened into
him. The books were opened !; he
was asked, Did you ever belong to
any sccret society /? to which he re.
piled, / did. TO the Grangers
Then, sir, you can't be admitted; de-
part. He went to the door OF the
bottomles pit, where the same quss-
ton was asked him by the devil, and
again he was told 70 depart. After
be had gone little way off hc was
accostcd by the homely ruler Of the
nit, when the following PROPOSITIONS
were made: Stranger. said Nick, I
will not admit you here; they don't
want you 10 heaven but will sell
you two hundred barrels Of brlm.
stone tor cash. ten psr can't. of, and you
can start . little hell Of your own.
with no agents or midllc-me
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MISCEuLANE S.
JOHNS MISTAKE.
Bv GUY uARpsR

John, why don't you get married
and do away with this mserably
lonely lite you are leading? You
will soon be one OF the most wretch
cd old bachelors in existence, said
Will Ashton, one sultry morning IN
July, az he entered John llardees
studio.
IIardee was just putting the finish
ing touch to very beautiful painting
and he answered his friend impa.
tlently, Take the advice homo.
l say, John, said Will, without
needing his friends remark, l never
told you any thing OF my pretty
country cousin, did 1?
Spare yourself the Unnecessary
trouble, as have no desire to hear
OF her, replied Hardee, peeylshly.
You are in no mood tor my cdity.
ing presence, l see, SO bid you
good.day, and leave yon TO your
discomforting dreams OF false hap
Illness; and he was goke.
Johns daydrea,ns were not so very
discomtorting. after all, as Will had
imagined they were. On the con-
trary, they were sweet aud enshant-
iny. Was not to- morrow his wed.
ding day? OF course Will knew
nothing OF this. Was not he, on the
morrow, to take into his care and
keeping, a pretty country, g'rl !?
Disseminating thoughts, indeed! We
fancy We would not object ri lew
Of those discomtorting cs.st. q Aqr.
selves that is, !: our thoug,snasope >
centerel on as perfect creaass9 as
Johns were.
Now, said he, putting the easel
aside, now for tho country; and IN a
rsmar kabIy short time he found him
self seated in his buggy, driving off
IN the direction Of Mr. Dungan's.
Mr.. DUNCAN was well TO do, gen.
erous. hearted old farmer, whose we'll
cultivated fields bespoke industry and
care. The large and exquisitly I'm.
ished and furnished dwelling, the
broad verandah, and beautifully ar.
ranged lawn, its walks and is aow.
ers and shrubbery, all arranged with
exquisite skill, proclaimed taste and
refinement.
ZOO many faners regard . beauti.
full anj pleasant home, and . money
saving bank altogether ont Of the
question. Nonlhing IN our opinion
40 much adds to the value OF . COM
munity as q good substantial build.
ing, but this 10 farmers basineas, not
mine.
It was harvest now and the coun-
try was alive with the ciat'er Of the
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Legal advertising, At legal rates.
For the use of large cuts aud wood type
N additional charge. varying from 10 to 20
Der cent, will be made.
l Prompt settlements will be expected with
al time-advertisers, at the close of each
,slsnder quarter. Transient advertise.
peuts must be paid for in advance.
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hollow neck
the wild notes on IL
blew. I placed it on the
window, where the blast was
blowi ng free, and fancicd that
its pale mouth sang the queer
est strains to me. They tell me,
puny sonquerors the Plague has
slain his ten, ,and war his hundre thou
sands of The very best of mon; but p
Twas thus the bottle epoks-"but have
conquered more. than all the famous con-
querors, Sc feared and famed Of yore. Then
come on youths, and maidens, come drink
from, out my cup; the beverage that
dulls the brain and burns the spirit
up; that puts 10 shame the conqu-
ors that slsy their scores below,
for this has delugcd millions
with the lava tide Of woe.
Though in the path Of
battle darkest waves Of
b,ood may roll. yet
while | killed the
body, h .vec charm
ed the very
soul The
cholera,
the sword, such
ruin never wrought as
/, in mir,h or malice, on
tie innocent have brought.
And still breathe upoa them
and they shrink before my breath,
and year by year my thou
and tread the dismal road to DEATH
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s''saosun -. bne JuSv Urlngy1 may
net TO the door, and he dies to It like !
- g q 4 to Q ne gf ca assa.T n Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-11
LA QUESTION GUIANA,

FL siguiente lemitdo vic la luz en- ell
Daily Post de Birmine han, y en- el Sc hace
cumplida justicia & los voluntarios de
Cuba.
AL editor del Daily Post:
Sr: Espero permita vd a una persona
que ha resldido largo tempo en- Cuba y
estudisdo allf las Guest ones que Sc re6e-
rem ese pals hacer unas cuantas obser-
vaciones gu articulo editorial de esta
mailsns.
No tengo noticia de ninguns organiza-
eion de labradores armados que tengan
fuerza bastante para imponer gu voluntad
las autoridades espaholas, nj hay hom-
bres blsncos suicientes en- los ingenios
que former una fuerza cspaz de imponer-
Sc al gobierno. ~
Los insurrectos han sido batidos SEM
pre- ep Ell campo por las tropas regulares,
enviadas con tai objeto desde Espana, y
los voluntarios, con una dos excepciones
en- que un solo battalion ha salido a cam
pana, prestan Gnicamente ell servicio de
guarnicion. Sc ha querido imputar a los
voluntarios de Cuba muchos or menes
de que estaban en- resldad inocentes; v
de shi proviene el 6dio iumerecido que
despierta su nombre, Todos Green la cosa
mas natural hablar de Ia atroz conducta
de los voluntarios de Santiago. Psro per-
mitame V. que preganto: ihay alguna no-
ticia digna de credito que pruebe que los
voluntarios han tendo nada que yer con es
tas eiecu ciones3 El Gnico uombre que he
dido mencionsr es ell del general Burrel que
sc dice ha insultado al Consul americana.
Es un general del ejerclto de ocupacion,
que Sc compone de tsopas regulares y 81
presencia parece indicar que las ejecucio-
nes fueron Ordenadas por un tribunal
militar ordinario y con aprobacion de ese
jefe. L6jos de ser On hecho que no Sc ha-
va dado cuartel los insurrectos todos
los que se han presentado q las autorida-
des han sido amnistiados, mieutras que,
de la otra parte, pueden citarse muchos
cssos en- que mujeres, niios ancianos
han sido brutalmente asesina dos sangre
fris, y sus cuerpos horriblemente mutila-
dos por los que Sc apellidan patriotas.
cuyas fuerzas, no excedentes de 5000
hombres en- su mayor parte negros y CHI
nos, Sc halle mandsdos por hombre bancos
para quienes la puerta del perdou esta
para siempre cerrada causa de los crime
mes que han -cometido.
Los insurrectos, en- vez del nombre de
patriotas, merecen ell de hyos rebeldes
contra sus propios padres.
Mucho agradecere Ia insercion de estas
kpeas -Un amigo de Ia veydad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-11
PIO Ix, PAPA,
(CoNCLUsIoN.)

Sin embargo, estos desgraciados que
niegan los fundamentos de Ia religion
cat6lica; que combaten todos sus caract6.
res y propiedades poniendo en- su lugar
errores tan vergonzosos y multiplicados,
8 mas bien tomados de los Antiques here
ges, y que los han reunido para presen-
tarlos 81 pueblo, no se ayere1euzan de La
msrse cat6licos y viejos cat6lieos, cuando
Por su doctrina, por su novedad y su
ndmero rechazan 10 mas leios de sf que
les es possible ell doble caracter de antique
dad y de catolicidad. ~--
A Ia verdad que con mejor derecho to.
davia que en- otro tempo, San Agustin
contra los donatistas, Sc levanta contra
ellos lasIglesia, extendida como esta DO,
todas Lee naciones, fundada por Jesucristt
Hijo de Dios vivo, sobre una piedra cen
ira la cual no prevalecer6n iam6s Ia,
puertas del inierno, con Ia cuaI Aoue
Gquien fu6 dado todo poder en- 81 cielo ,
enia tiorrs, ha dicho que estarz todos 10
dias hasta la consumacion do los. sieios.
ia Iglesia exolama su esposo ) eter
90: GQuienes son esos hombres que se q