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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-06

Las correspondencias particulares han
dado pormcnores terribles de la s6rie de
conbates que hubo que sostcner cI dia 27
para ocupar varias posiciones enemigas,
sin llegar aun 4 los atrincheramientos de
San Pedro Atlantic que fut impossible to-
mar, pesar del valor y bzarrfa dc las
tropas. La lucha mas tenaz tuvo lugar en-
el caserio de Murrieta, del que 50 apode-
raron al fin nucstros soldados, pcro su-
frlendo perdidas enormes. Entire los muer-
tos sc cuentan el brigadier Trillo, ell coro-
mel dc artillerla Rodriguez Quntana un
comisario de guerra.
La lista de los jetes y ofciales heridos
es largalsima Figura como uno de los
mas graves q yaliente general Primo de
Rivera, atrayesado por una bala que le
entro por la cspalda y le sali6 por el pecho
hallandose, sin embargo, muy lneioraao '
ton esperanzas de salyarse.
I'll general Iona y el brigadier Terre-
ros, heridos tambien, aunque mas leves,
no pueden continuar por ahora EN- sus man.
dos respectivos.
De msnos ccnsidracion svn las hevida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-06
Ell PARTIDO REFORMISTA
ANTE Ell NACIONAL DE PUERTO-RICO

Bajo este epfgrafe ha publicado La
iberia de Madrid un notable articulo,
del cual copiamos los siguientes par
ratos:
"El reformismo, 6, digamoslo de una
vcz, el ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS en- Puerto
Rico, han negado q ser palabras sinoni-
mas, 10 que no escluye la existencia de
cierto n1mero de hombres inocentes de-
buena fe, enganados por la malicia, astu-
cia, traidores ardides de los eternos enc
migos del nombre espanol eel reformis-
mo, decimos, para ganar partidarios fa-
vor de su causa y arrastrar los ignoran-
tes 4 su bando, Sc venia presentsndo cons
tantemente como el partido de Ia morali
dad y de las economics. Espana, decian 4
aquellos incautos, que Sc dejaban seducir
por su voz de sirena; Espana chupa 4 los
habitantes de las Antillas, hasta ell iugo
de sus venas, arrancandoles contribuciones
sobre contribuciones, hasta conducirles
la ruina y la miseria mas espantosas En-
cambio, nosotros representatives la tran
quilidad, la riqueza de los contribuyentes;
nosotros somos el partido del desinter6s
de las economics; el conservador de la
nacionalidad, es Ell que aspira desangra-
ros, 4 robar vuestros hijos ell pan que
habeis ganado con el sudor de vuestra
frente.
Pues, bien: va ha llegado al poder en-
Puerto-Rico ell partido ultra-reformista.
Los amnistiados de Lares inhuian en- pa
lacio y ejercian autoridad en- la Diputacion
provincial y en- los Ayuntamientos. \
kque hicieroGs
Nj uncsimportante quedo de entire ellos
que no Sc arbitrara ell medic de cobrar un
pingie y escandaloso sueldo.
La Diputacion provincial, los Ayunta.
mientos recargaron tres cuatro yeces 81.
gastos, J no quedo arbitrio que no se ut;.
izara para reunir el dinero del infel;,
Contribuyente destinado engrosar 10,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-06


Don joaquin Enrile, durante una au-
sencia de aquel, \ Secretario en- pro-
piedad Don Jss6 Ayuso Uolina, &
interino, durante Ia ausencia de este,
Don Manuelsde J Galsan. En- su vir-
tud, cito y emplazo 4 los Que tuvieren
quejas 8 demands que poner contra
dlcho Excmo. Sr. Don Simon de la
Tore, y contra cualquiea de los de-
mas empleados nombrados, sujetos 4
este juicio de residencia, para que en-
el termino de go dias contados des-
de el en- que Sc publique y file este
edlcto, comparezca en- ell Juzgado,
por ante el Notario de este Colegio
Don Mauricio Guerra, seguros de que
Sc les administered justicia; debiendo
ser advertidos de que 81 concurriesen
fuera del termino indicado, Sc les da-
ra por no parties, & impondra perpe
tue silencio.-Igualmente Sc advierte
que las demands que Sc estahlecie-
sen, Sc han de sustanciar y fenecer
dentro de otros 60 dias contados des-
de su presentation.
Dado EN- la .Ciudad de Puerto Rico
4 25de Abril de 1874-Manuel de
Adriaensens. .-Por mandado de S Sa
Mauricio Guerra"
Convene ahora que por una apatfa
rutinaria no dejen las vfctimas delin-
nolyidable Ayuso y compania de pre-
sentar la lista de sus agravios ante ell
juez competente. rs tempo de que
sc yea que no son una mentira las le
yes que protegen y han protegido
siempre a los habitantes de Ultramar
contra las arbitrariedades de los capi-
tanes generates que no Sc hayan CON
ducido con imparcialidad, moralidad
y justicia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-06

A
oxtrano cfrcnlo, eompueste entre otras de
las personas siguientss
Carlisfas: el titnlado brigadier u. Diego
dc Henestrosa, hermand del marques de
Villadarias; p. C.irlos C.aldcron, qsie nan
] da eI segundo battalion navarro, sel mr.
ques de Besoya, ayudantcde Eho:~ else
.. . nor Ortiz dc Zarate, ayudante dc Dorrc-
garay, otro titulado coronel, dos CONAN
dantes y I'm ayudante presume quU do
Henestrosa.
Liberales los brigadieres Montenegro
(prilno de Henestrosa), Sanchez Mora y
Blanco (intimos amigos de Calderon), !. los
ayudantes del duque de Ia Tore, marques
de Ahumada Vazquez Queipo, el CO..
mandante Valarino (prino de Ortiz dc
Zarate), el medico mayor Sr. Ranov, osrosa
ofciales cuyos nombres ignore, = los pr
saaos que antes he citado."
AL principle no Sc hablo una palabra do
Ia guerra, ALI nadie iba gttiado por otro
sentiniento que el de la-fannilia el de Ia :
amistad, y las conversaciones Sc eredueian
a averiguar la suerte que eada eual habia
cabido en- los pasados dias de lucha, &
oxpresar Ii m1tua satisfaction de ver ilese
al amigo pariente por inclination natrt-
raleza, convertible en- enemigo po1' Ia re-
concentrate sana de la polftica. Pero como
es natural, se trato uego de. las probabili-
dades de Ia campana, Y entonees no acor-
dandose cada cual sino de la causa que
dciende, todos mostraban igual confanza
V la msma rcsorva Ell revclar NADIA qua
pudiera servir nj adversaro' seA.
Ell otro corresponsal dc III IniparciaI
Sr. Alcazar, escribe ta.nbien con fecha del
, y de su carta tomamos estos parrafos: =
''Ya no hay Inca divisora cn estos.aos
campos enemigos, dire vo mi vez. En-
etecto, no hay trincheras, nj centinelas, nj
escuchas, niningmo de sindispensables
detalles propios de dos campamentos enc
migos. Estamos confundidos. De dia y de !
noche este as una reciprocal romerIa. Por
Is derecha, por Ia izquierda, por el cen.
tro. por todaS parties sc entra Y ss sale de
los atrincheramientos carlistas1 sc yisitan
sus lneas, Sc converSa con sns jefes y sol
dados, Sc cuentan los inpresiones, los SUI
cesos, las baias de una Y otra parte, Sc.
buscan los Antiques amigos, So estrechaus
las lnanos de los conocido., 80 hace en-
fin, todo aquelIo que dos amigos dos
hermanos, largo tienlpo separadof, reah
zan al encontrarsc de nuafo.
En- la derecha, donde nanda Lizarraga,
Sc encuentran Costa, CcFron, Vidal tan
tos otros de nuestros antiques ofeiales; alll sA
viven cone(nuamentc con Borgea y con los
nuestros; Costa esta profundamente preo-
cupado con la herida del bizarro general
Primo, tolos ellos preguntan diariamente
con el mayor intcres por sill estado. 81 son
hemanos ic6mo no han de- intcresarse poF
cl valiente hermano herido p>r efecto de
su her0ismo? Niven birn Y yisten meior.
Frecuentemente obsequ;m 4 sus amigos
de aca con cafe exquisite Y excelente Co
iac. La noche = IA que no II pasan COM
pletamente bicn i So atiendn que duer-
men en- los altos picos dc aquelas monta-
mas sin tiendas nj nincn gfn"ro de abrt-
90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-06
q CE TGLLrA

.Satosto.-Se ha senalado el dia Ii del
prosente para la adjudication en pdblica
subasta de las obras accesorias del puente
sobro el rio de la Plata, llanado de los Re-
YES Cat6lieos, y que consistan en la ex-
pIanacion de sus avcnidas = en- Ia cons
truccion de I'LL ppen,e de iabrica y otros
pcque0o@ detallos, cuyo prosapua,to De
contrata ascionle Il n caatidad do 1924
pcsctas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-06

EJYata5.-En Ii poesia publieada en-
nucstro n1mero anterior Sc nos han des-
lizado algunas erratas que dejan ain caden-
ciq dos yersos. Donde dice: Cue en- q tur-
co, lease del turco y donde dice uies espa- &
mol quien siento, lease III espaaol quien
siente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-06

Dice nucstro apreciablc colcga Ell
Dia,io de Ia Matina en- 5u revista dc
la prlmera quincena de abril.
"Mas correspondc al caracter de
una revista 10 que ahora vamos 4 de-
cir. Segun nucstras noticias particu-
lares, hace algun tempo que las par
tidas rebeldes del Departamento
Oriental extreman su sistema dc de-
vastacion, y tambien las imitan las del
Camagjiey. Inccndian hasta los pas
tos dc las haciendas y potreros, y ma
tan las reses que no pueden llcvarsc.
ESta cOnducta no es una novedad
pero contrasta con la que habian OBJ
seryado algunos meses antcs. No pa
rece sino que, presa de un trencsi,
todo 10 ensayan Y todo 10 abandonan,
sin qucrer cornprender que cada dia
Sc cncuentran mas ltjos de la realiza-
clon del pensamento que en- Gara
proclamaron, y que cada dia sc colo
can tamblen mas y mas en- la condi-
Cion de malhcchores.
Anoche QQ, dice el Diaio de la
Marina entregaron los senoles Don
Bonifaclo Jimencz y Don Vicente
Luis Ferrer, al general Jovellar, ell
baston de. mando con que lie han obse-
quiado muchoS buenos espanoles s f.
contest6 conmovido 4 las sentidas fra
ses que le dirigieron los cxprcsados
Sres., y agradeci6 infinite cl lujoso
presente que sc lie ha hecho Habia
una escogida concurrencia y elegan-
tes damas que tueron 4 lespedig Il
5. E. Y sns hijas.
La dedicatora dice:
'La loaltad cspanoIa en- Cuba, al
ilustre general Joyellar, como testi-
monlo de respeto y merecldo alecto."
FL baston, con borlas de general,
es una magnitica cana, con puno y
contera de ORC, guarnecida de gruesos
brillantes, elegante Y art(sticamente
combinado."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-06

Bgtte abieyto.--Nueotro i'aatfado amigo
d. Manuel Alcala del Dino, funcionario
que ha silo en- csta isla DE- Ia, carreras ju-
diciaI fiscal, y abogado defilustre eolegio
de Madrid, ha alberto su buiete en- esta
capital, cale lie 10 Foruleza, f7.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-06

NomJtumichto,-EJ Excmo. ST. Gober-
nador Superior Civil de csta isls Sc ba
seryido nambrar jele de Ia l. seccion de
5rdon pdbIico de esta capital, al teniente
de mfantera y. Cesarco Martinez Diaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-06

Reciifcacion.--E muchacho eseapado
de qne nos ocupamos anteriormetc So lla-
ma &erapio Rivera Y Delgado. sus senas
son las siguientes: edad s amos, estatura
meliana, color negro, tiene uaa cicatriz
en- Ia meilla izquierdr. Sc la huido 81
dia 9 de febrero. La persona que sepa dc
Su paradero hara una buena obra dando
parte 81 padre, Jose, Nagdaleno Rivera,
Forsaleza o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-06

El Leosom'ssa-D Devoiveia5s atenta-
mente u e;.la,o sf.a nos dirigs este nne-
yo colega, cuyo objoto ~ dodiearse al fo-
mento de los interesez maseriales de Il
Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-06
lis ne tennaimt pour son defense,
Que SeS ld;meS ct son inocencei

Ellos no tcnian para su dofensa mas que
sus lagrimas y su inoccncia.
Y cl cnemiso hizo por. estas GALES es-
iuerzos de desesperacion, siendo, sin en-
barge completamente vencido y expulsado,
dejando diez muertos y dos prisioneros,
por los cuales sabese eran elos mil dos
cientos.
Los insurrectos cerca de la casa dc los
ingenieros gritaban: 'iViva Maximo Co
mezr'
Yo no podia menos de dccir en- mi in
terror: ''iVaya una civilizadora bandera'!
Que hcrmoso opener cnt6nces la de
oro Y grana, luchando al grito de Viva
Espana!
Y con csc viva 'venccremos, siempre
que albcrgucmos el fuego saSrado de In
patria, sicmpre que tengamos union y
creamos en- la Providencia. a.-Nenceremos.
Como dice una cr6nica ignorada
Con la ayuda de Dios y de la espada!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-06

mo Gomez nacia de Ii desconfanza Que
tayieran dc que con fuerzas desiguales y
sorprcndiendo terrorfficaanente, nos deja--
rfamos apusilanimidar, entregandoles San
Miguel!
Que deception para Maximo Gomez,
que estara diciendo en- la manfgua:
"sQuien podia esperar una resistencia tan
heroica Ell San Miguel?'
iPues, Come, hay que esperarla en-
todas parties, tanto mas, cuanto que la
pujan'a hija de la grande de alma de
albergar en- el corazon el fuego sagrado de
la la patria, hay que anadir la que produ-
ce la conviction de que en- efecto, como
dice mi amigo Aguirezabal, es espanola
Ia Providencia.
A proposito: voy 4 permitirme recordar
un hecho de Ia noche d que estoy hacien-
do reterencia, Y que parecera fabuloso
verdaderamente.
Los de Maximo Gomez, habian pene-
trado por cl Este Sur de la poblacion,
internandose en- seguida. .en una do las pri-
mcras casas, que 10 es la del digno Conf
sario de guerra d. Eduardo Ruiz: sa-
queron la casa, destruyeronselo todo, Y
no contentos con este, iban machetear
a ID. Eduardo Y su buenlsima sonora,
cuando sus dos hijitos, que son tan tiernas
como lindas criaturas, dirigiendose espon-
tancamente d aquellos angelicaes seres,
dc quicncs Racine diera:
New-York tribune., 1874-10-29
POINTS IN THE STATE CAMPAIGN.

There was large Republican meeting at
Rochester Monday. j. d. Husbands presided, and the
principal speaker was the Hon. A. W. Tenny Of Brook.
iyD.
The Democratic Convention of the Madison
and Oswego District has unanimously indOrsed Col
Andrew g. Warner OF Sandy Creek its candidate for
Congress Col. Warner has been In the field nearly
month an Independent Republican candidate IHe is
popular among the farmers, and has Incurred the
wrath OF the Administration papers by his opposition
70 the Oswego Custom'nouse Ring.
The Oneida Republican County Committee
makes campaign appeal two columns long, but care
fully avods reference TO the third term scheme
The Hon. William Lewis has been nominated
at popular meeting Oswego for reelection TO the
Recordershp. His supporters aIlege that the Demo
cratic Convention was packed the interest Of his
opponent
Both candidates for Congress in the Rens-
seaer District taking active part In the cam
paigu Mr.. Townsend addressed Republican meeting
at Fort Edward on Monday, and Mr.. Hughes is per
sonslly canvassing both Rensselaer, and Washington
Counties
The Hon. Richard ID. Cole has been nom-
mated for the Assembly by the Democrats Of the Ist
Dietrict OF Monroe County.
Herman Camp of Ithaca, veteran friend
OF the temperance dsapproyes the Prohibition
State ticket fearing may draw OF AS many votes from
tho Republican candidates will enable the Democrats
New-York tribune., 1874-10-29
FINANCIAL SoTEs.

The Controller of the Currency has author
ICED the establishment OF the Farmers National Bank
1t Centreville, Iowa, with capital OF 100000
Advices from Ohio report that actual litiga-
CATION has been begun against the Columbus, Chicago
and Indiana Central Railroad by the second mortgage
bondhOdes and that the papers were served upon the
Secretary Of the Company yesterday.
There was an utter absence of sensations
in wslst yesterday The report Of Capt Tyler on the
Erie Railway was read with much interest It excited
no SURPRISE however, all the information in II was
known here long ago The principal Erie officials were
absent from city, and Information was obtaina
BILE concerning the programme VI the Company.
The failure of w. d. Washburn & Co.,
large lumber dealers of Minnesota. Is announced Their
liabilities are stated at 100000 and their assets 81
t is hard realize their assets In the present de-
pressed condition of the lumber trade. No conplica-
lions which attributed to the failure OF the hrm
have been noticed here.
The Commissioners for the District Of CO.
lumbia yesterday paid of the last demand note for
money borrowed by the late District Government
amounting to 500 OOO and released thereby 100000 COL
lateral bonds. The Commissioners have also just re-
deemed old Corporation eight per cent bonds to the
amount of tI5O.OOO, giving In lieu sthereof new $3.50
bonds, thus curtailing large annual interest Com
missioner Blow thinks the prospect LOOKS far Ior re-
ducton future assessments OF general taxes 10 per
cent which he thinks will meet all obligations, besides
the current expenses OF the District Government.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

The principal reign of terror at present
existing in Tennessee is caused by that uncOmfortaby
active individual, Andrew Johnson He is stumping
the State for purpose Of sending himself to the u D.
Senate and while there possibility OF his succeed
ing patriotic effort he is making IL very nara
work for any body else 10 get there
Senator Chandler is making Michigan ring
with the echoes of his old speech first delivered
nine years ago. and repeated without any material
alteration in every campaign since. 1t begins with
recital OF the political situation at the dawn OF the
Christian era and barely mentions any event which has
happened since the IL was a very fair speech in
fts time but the people OF Michigan have become so
familiar with that the Senator has small audiences
now wherever he appears
: The lduor saloons in all parts of Massa-
chusetts still continue Ostentatously open, and still
Gov Talbot refuses 10 hear the demand OF the press that
he order them closed a admit that he s not
honest man. His course has made him more objection
able than his party, and 1t Is freely admitted
that II the Democratic candidate were stronger man,
Gov Talbot would stand very chance OF election.
Thus The Sprinfcld Republican II 10 were John
Quincy Adams, now, SIR. Tabot's defeat would be
absolutely certain. As things are. 1t is-not i'm
possible
Concernin the result in Illinois at the
election Tuesday. The Chicago Tribune says: " ln
.Inos there is nothing material at stake. in party
,pont OF yew except the election Of members OF Con-
sgress There has been o very independent style Of
making Congressional nominations this year. The
present Of fourteen Republicans and
i've Democrats The Republican organs claim that they
will hold their own We think this is altogether un-
likely The same causes which have operated in ONO
and Indiana will operate here and while the margin for
losses here than In either OF those States there
are districts which likely to he lost The
vote on the state ticket VIII be closer Than IL mas oeen
New-York tribune., 1874-10-29
THE AMERICAN ORIENTAL SOCIETY.

The sem-annual meeting of the American
Oriental Society began yesterday afternoon at the Boie
House. Prof Edward e. Salisbury IN the chair A. Van
Name was appointed Secretary. There was large at
tendance OF the members and much interest was mani
tested the proceedings. Prof W. d. whitney Corre-
spending Secretary, announced that papers would oe
read on the following subjects
I. Tho Rev. DR.. Ward: An Assyrian Seal: H. ] H.
Hall The Cypriote Inscriptions Ill A. Van Name DIS
tinction Of Noun and Verb IN Japanese " Dr. Z.
Short Points DLatn Syntax with special reference 70
Roby. " The Rev. j. Merrill The hssyrisn M9nu,
ments in America. vi. Prof F. Adler: The Talmud ia
lts relation early history Of Christianity N fro.
W. d. Whitney: Tue Sanskrjt accent ana DE- haug
VIII. Prof j. W. Jenks Sexuality In Language. ~.
Prof w. T.. GrifHs Recent Japanese Literature: a.
3 g. Haloemau Occurrence OF Semitic oonsonants on
the Western Continent. XII The Rev O. Crane On cer
ram Relics found In Minor. XII. Mr.. A Iyler
ON readings in the Thebaic hitherto uncted Kill Dr.
j. Hammond Trumbul Recent discussion OF the EV-
dence OF Pnenecian Colonization OF America't.
The annual meeting ordered to be held In Boston
on May O. 1875 j. W. Hall then read an elaborate paper
on 1.-THE Cyprote Inscriptions" and was followed by
A. w. Tyler On Readings In the Thebaic hitherto IN
cited" After some routine business had been disposed
Of Dr. G. Short read paper entte foints IN LaNl
Svutax, with special reference to Ro0y' -
New-York tribune., 1874-10-29

al,us,on 70 the claims OF the temperance
reform in its platform. As consequence
MANY who have heretofore been opposed TO an inde'
pendent temperance ticket heartily approve IT, Das
they are not concerning themselves very mncn aoo'
filling the offices OF State Treasurer Canal Som,s =,
soner County Clerks, Assessors ana Commissioners
Highways, as The Advocate asserts .
that the only hope for temperance Is 10 the RepuDcan
party. The Democrats. 1t asserts, Will DO nothng Ior
temperance; why then should temperance men allow
them get into power by voting third tlckett I.o
that for the years nothing moro can De
from them than from the Democra1 Tnerefore tnere
ia nothing to DO lost either way. But the kepuoir
can party learns this Fall that cannot get along WIN
snce men with respect hereafter Our good friend taxes
an opportunity attack those ministers VINO are acve
in tho temperance party movements ne thihks ,neIe
are too many ministers In Its leadership, and ne Is
troubled with painful sinking about tne hesrt wmeh
he sees their the ticket AS there are no sucn
names on State Temperance ticket this FAN or any
other 80 the writer has earned tnero seems 70
be no occasion for this sinking sensation Occasionay
such names have appeared on temperance toho.s ~ ~
former years. there not the least chance OF
election these good temperance ministers couu n0t
have looked for political offices through their candi-
dacy A..
But while the editor is greatly afflicted because OF the
mngllng of these ministers n political assocaIiohs no
seems to think that 10 is perfectly legitimate for minis
ter occupying the editorial chair OF tne great organ vi
the Methodist Church to use his paper LOT Pu
poses and make 1t electioneerng sheet he aruc,o
under consideration Is extensively copied Dy tue
lican press and used campaign document TOT tnat
party And yet the editor was placed IN MS position as
q relgiOus-yes o minsterial-editor OF o. reiixlouss
paper. which has for its patrons people OF a pohoa.
Sentiments. There are great many who think tnas
advice to these temperance ministers from such source
should come with great modesty. METHODIST
Albany ~ T., Ojt ~, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-10-29
MUSIC.
ITALIAN oPERA-RIGoLETTo.

ITALIAN cPERA-RlGOLETIOs
Miss Albani seems to rise higher and higher
IN the public estimation with each performance.
The audience last night the largest Of the season,
and t paid to her Giida the eloquent tribute of
rant attention which bestowed last week upon her
An,ina aud Lucia There strong characteristics
In her OF the heroine Of Rigoletto" any
more than her conception Of the other parts She
never impresses with distinct dramatic creation.
She does not personae she merely sings. Her action.
however. Is refined and appropriate. and 1t rarely
shocks the sense by any marked deficiency In fact her
audience seldom think OF it at ALL The beautiful voice
and the exquisite art eugross their whole attention
There ia very little TO be said OF her share In the repre-
sentation of last night repeat what has been
said already apropos OF ia Sonnambula" ana
Lucia" Perhaps she not so lavish In the
use OF delicate embellishments OF vocalism as
she was on the night OF her debut, yet we
do not know but that in Gdd. upon the whoe she is
more charming either OF the other characters In
which we have seen her. There could hardly be any
thing more delicate more deciousy poetical than the
duet with the the end Of the st Act Tor the
DELI emma" in which Sig. Carpi highly dis
<inguished himself; while the famous snow
piece for the soprano. the "Caro nome," which
Immediately follows the duet, was gem OF pure ana
perfect art sig. Taghspietra who was announced Tor
che part of Rigolefo did appear and his place was
supplied by Sig Del Puente who put so many supernu-
GUS twists into the TESTERS crooked body that made
ones head ache to look him. The ball scene at the
opening Of the opera given with more attention 10
detail than usual.