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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
AVISO.

E que suscribe arrendatario de la posesion nonsbra
da El Capa," Jurisdiction de Manati, hace censtar
por 81 presene anuncio que encargado del Guido
de cabaos otros animaes de difsrentes dnehos en- 10
expresada estanca; responde en- 10 sucssivo bais
ningun concepte de los dalos perjucios que sn los
casos eventuaes puedan ocurrir.
Los duehos conformes osta aclaracion, que
reeya dc toda responsabilidad serviran rstrar
desde luego sus animales.
Manati l5 dc Noviembrs de l874.--Jose Ramon Ro.
drQuez. ssff 1--3
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PARTE MEROANTIL.
Revista Quincenal Mercantil.
Puerto Rico 26 de Noviembye de 1874


Cornparado con e de Ia anterior ha sdo corto ell nh
nero dc arribos que han ftyQrecido nuestro puert
en- el dscurso dc In prcscnte qmcena, eaya circun
talca en- NADIA atecta nuestro mercado por ahora,
pues con las llegadas que tuyimos ultimamentc sc
cncuentra Ia plaza sutcientanente provsta lie todo
gGnero dc procedcncias, csceptuandO solamente ell
tasajo cuyO renglon f.,lta por complete.
La r.seia uue hacemos continuation del estado de
~ diyersos ramos de nuestra inportaci0n, cOnrma
rA 10 antedicho, al mismo tempo que informara de
las operaconos que han realizado en- nuestro niue
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GIRO DE LETRAS.

B. Borras Hsrmanos, del Comsrcio dc esta Plaza
giran sobre Alicante Barcelona Bilbao, Cadiz CoFa~
Palma de Mallorca, Padroi ponteyedra, Rivadso San
Sebastian, Sevilla Santiago, Santander, TarfagOnA,
Tuy, Valencia, valadolia, Vigo yivsro, FillagareiA
y Zaragoza- Puerto Rico II de Ensro dc 1673s 3sCa.
lle de Ia Fortalcxa, mum. ~.
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2ociedad De SOcorroS ndtuS
DE Los
AMIGOS DEL RlEN PUBLICO.

LaJunta Directive de esta Socedad, ha acordado en-
session de Is del corrente en- cumplimiento del art
60 de los Estatutos, la general de socos
con obeto de proceder la aprobaeion de las cuenas
resover sobre las modifcaciones de yarias artcuos
de dchos Estatuos cuya reunion 90 verifcara en- la
casa mum. 4 cae del Sto. Crsto pso alto, las doce
del dia - del corriente
10 hago p1blco para la concurrsnca de los socios.
Puerto Rico "a de Noviembre de 1S74.-El Presi.
dente accidental Jesus de Gocoechea. 1-3
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CONTRA Ia PULMONIA.

Camisas, cazoncillos de franela pafolones dobles,
abrgos precosos que sirven para salidas de teatro
paolones de bareges, blancos de cachemira en-
. "a de +. Raros. ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
Revocation de poder.

Con esta fegha he revocado Ell poder general que te
MIA conferido para podeme representa- en- mis- asnos
ID. Francisco Mariani quedando satisfecho de de.
seuspefo, y deiandole su buena opinion y fana.
Manati Ia de Noviembre de l674.-Bonocio Llensa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27

PRECIos DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por aho SO Ia sa-P0r ss $50 ceuavos-Rm
mestre SPor reales en- u Capital 10 en- q rssto
IslPof In Pednsua d envnndo
peri6dico de porte por nel S15 analsPor
ano Ia islA de Cuba $12
suserpcones pagan smpfs po adzansadoy los sCp
torres pueden ensnderse los Agntes damnte A
minst~ ~acion. $780, M sasess
ri BoLETN % envia odas parties franco de porte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
Almacen-Taner.
g Gale DO San Jxsto mimero 10 h

So venden muy baratos los artfculos siguisntss:
LAmparas faroles de diversas forInas; otros ob.
etos necesaros toda clAse de alnnbr4de.
Tuberia de hieiro plomo de varios dAmetros.
BOmbas ds,intos precios para saear aqua.
Sc hacsn trabaios de instalacon rcpafaciosl domi
cilio para surtir do aqua gas.
Drijirss para los psddos oiros detallss dichO -
lablecilnientO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
pRoylsIONEs AslEs.ICANAs

r., .,,ao cerramoa nuestra anterior, quedaba 81
aalo auficentc prVveto de estOs efeetOs, en-
disposciou nas bien DO experimental an dcscanso
sne de rpcibir entrsdas asi ha snceddo.
ocAuiOsc dos oxpediciones aI3unas pacotlilas que
Ha,, yepidO nufnentar liz existeneia con que c0nta
hnn muestros almacenistas. La poslcon del mercadO
,or In tanto no favorable para las pr0ximae expe
xsc;ouee ue t,uuslaa recalar, menos que estas
s-sdan AlInin tonpO, e cuai 50 augcren algO las
axistenciaS Que hay en- el
I1ol amer Laura Pride, de Nueva-fork, Sres
Sohrnos de Ezquiaga, llegada la anterior quincena
I6 tcrcerolas janoncs 81 al terzones palctas sI4l
i0 auenOe SIS ql rs latas manteqila, Simacenados,
~ cnian mantequa almacenadas, a barriles tocinO
kae so letas manteca$lI3
Ssra .filsr 81 qdcsos, 10 tsrperolas 1alnones,
III hakkSies uanzanas 81 i'd cimicnto, III III. papas,
56 fros tabacc 20 i'd. canela, ~ sacos pimenta ~
s'isSs For scl pg Eliza Christie, Dc Baltimore Sres.
I<tnsr Cpnps IS harrlea galleta pilot t4A 100 id.
nnpas ST. Is batres tocinoness 25i ~ id. clear ~,
cajas tocnets Sl5 a - tereeFoas inanteoa ;lft q
iaa ii SO al rs latas nantcquilla w ql 2 qucsos
nt1al, 100 caas jabon pino ~ al lou ID velas dc
seho xiS al 500 papel estraza rs, lOb doce
So caias ractitas rs cuhetes ID $40 ql, 2O0 caas
ctr1ro Is ccntav0s gallon, 70 barres i'd. 37i cts id
E aces pi,nenta 81 o. 80 nidos baules s6i 50 i'd id
s, II bafriles m@Hzapas, vista II, ). 49,. 80,
res sch0n Willink Comp. 81 bsrIiles ~ medic,
IA tocino mess 425a, 20id l0I2 Id tocnO clear x2S
id habicucas 81, 100 cjas petr0ieo % cts gaion
IL. barrlles papas 81, 700 cajas arcliqnes ahnmada
~ III 100 oajas reias seLo urss $l6a d. slid ID ID
kandas al3l d. 60 barrilcs gaeta pilot 343 800 res
mas ,,apc estraza rls 6yid i'd cilindrad0 rls 81
teroerOlas mateea 81, tcnietes slG a., Ia
fstas xiya 50cajas aqua horida VI 25 i'd sui epson
a .Il 90 ID mankanas II, IS IL pimiehta 80 al
por WsstwoOd, de Halifax, l07 barriles papas e0l
20 i'll naBos vi, a a ayena vista, 10 a. manzana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
.BOL ETIv MERCADT 7 Il
DE =PUERTO-RICO.
ORGAN0 DR Los BSPAN0LRS SIN CONDICIONRS.

tcndo que contnuar para los meroados de Ia isla
solicitud dc mejor mercado.
Las llegadas de que hacemos merito fueron las ST.
guientes:
Berg. ing Wsst,oood, de Halifax, Sres L&timcr y
Comp, con el regstro que siguc, yendido precos
servados 2 terzones ~ caias 73 medias cajas ba-
calao ~ tercerolas haddock i'd hake, les barriles
macareasy IS id arenques.
Berg. ing Il. EdottaiM, dc San Juan de Terranova,
pol ing Belle, de Luncmburg, ambos Ia consigna-
coil de los msinos Sres despachados para Ponce ell
primero Ell scgundo para un puerto de la isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
Giro de Letras.

scbre Cldla eeviIla " Madrid, pOr cantldAdss 10
go "a adeante corta vista gran oa qua saserben.s
Puerto Rico II de fsbrero de l674.--lrarts HArna
no do CaracsnA Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27

Las entradas de este pclvo eprocedencia nacional
comprepden el cargamento por bergantin Paqaete de
la Gudtfd de Santandcr conpuesto de 1850 barres y
$50 harina de trigo la consignacon de los Sres
Sobrinos de ESquaga el cual fue coocado ii ps los
bafriles 103 los sacos 200 barriles por General
Valmaseda de Mallorca, venddo II ps. Del de pro
cedencia americana sc introdgeron las partidas 81
g,ientes
Por Gertrude Plumner de Nueva-York, 1O6S barri-
les de los que parte destino dep6sto 10
tante se einbarc0 para Humaoao
Por Eliza Christie de Baltimore, 900 barriles vendi
dos IL ps.
Por Laura aide, de Nueva-York para Don s. Co
nill 10 idem, almacenados.
Estas entradas unidas 4 Ia cxistenca algo crecida
que contaba la plaza, dejan esta en- poscion po
vo reiteramos 10 expuesto nuestra anterior pubea
cion respecto 10 conveniente que serfa para los nte
reses expediconales intervalo las legadas que
permticse decrecer algo la existencia mejorar por
consiguiente el aspecto del mercado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
INTERESANTE.

En- IL alnacen de Pedro Vidal, San Justo, III se Ia
recibido por 81 vapor "Mendez Nuhss.o
Bahamas
Hilo cnrrican dc todas clases.
Cinturones gonna.
Cinta "a hiadillo.
pApsI espahol AZ r aas, r, 81 rayadg.
sA LiuFvs ds lnsifueciUn pfinafls.
Colay olgvs alieulas NIfIelea Dc enunasfar, -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27

Hay abundancia dc pino banco: de pino tea Ia exis
tencia es regular, 10 msnO que de teja manil. Tam
ben hay buena exstencia dc materales de toneleria
Sc han importado las partidas siguientes
Por Westtc0od, de Halifax 20 mil tpies pino blanco
- ps. millar, IL mil tejamaniles ps. sse
Por Etiza Christie dc Baltimore, 200 paquctes due
las almacenadas.
Por Gertrude Plammer, de Nueva-York, $50 pa
quotes duelas 81 ps
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
Consulad0 Britanico.
axns IN xovxnaesa1.

La cOfTespOndenca se clerra en- este OOnsulado ID
dias siguientes:
Para Inglaterfa, Espaha &Al 8s
Francia, Alemahia, toda 8ssa a-sasE
Europa ASIA Santhomas, Ell IL 26 medic dia
Pacifco, TERRA frma y las Efs7ss8
Colonias Inglesas a~x+s*..
,.da: r.rs uada. Ii a.sr9s Ssj.ss' ls. r'-
Colonias inglesas.
la Plata Nl"A 80
,.,..E.,.ao..1tn;ao. Via SanihomRs por Va
A'' --''"N por americana el IL.
Dia 26
ai"i los nssA'o'-o ohuos' ! Via de Jamaica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
Hotel de los Vapores.
PUERTO-RICO.

El dueio de este aeredtado estableclmisnto teue 81
gusto de participar los seores yiageros de Ia Isa,
como dc fera que 81 expresado Hotel es sin duda no
de los primeros de esta Capital por Ia eecuray
limpiexa de habtaconns, como por IN solidex
quistos condimentos de comdas; 10 que participO
en- la seguridad de que el que me honre oape-
dale, ira satisfseho --Agustin GutierTez.s wEaA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
EEECEOS
DE vAR1AS PExOCEDENClAS

Por berg. Tomas del Havre, q Sres. 1riarte Her.
mano de Caracena v comp. 1900 canastos papas 200
id. eebolas venddo preco reservado.
Por vap. ing. -Ifno de Puerto Plata, para Sres.
Pastor Marquee Garcia. ~ farios tabaeo 5. s. 81
ps. q. 6 id. id. 5. s. $. 40 ps. id
Por berg. Italiano Lrid Costa, los Sres. Vinds de
Was comp procedente dc Genova, con 10 siguiente
sente O0 de 50 topetes rosolio $50 i'd i'd IL bote-
llas Vermouth, 1855 s. arrOz glace A. 500 c. de d
pasta, 600 raposas papas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
TANAJO.

Continuainos sin arribos, como las noticias que
uegan dc Ia Isla de Cuba muy tavorables para
este rengIon, diicutamos que por ahora ocurran
calos en- nuestros mercados. Alguna espedcion que
obstante, el encontrarse la plaza abastecda de
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EFECTOS ALEMANES.

Con Ia legada del cargamentO procedente de Ham
burgO del cual dimos cuenta en- nucstra ultima, ha
quedado Ia plaza proysta de estos etectos por ahora
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
RCOUEg nESPACRADON
Is.S LA QUANCEiNAs
AaN1EsTRD M,RITIMO.

n
Despachado ell IA del corriente el bergantin ingles
MaQgte s rs cascos miel, con destinO d Arecibo,
donde debia concluir su carga para Halifax N g. SO
d6 la vela en- dicho da despues de baber salido do
Ia boca de nuestro puerto PRACTICE POGO despues
de habere dejado este, lie falto Ell vento al querer e
captain hacer una maniobra para volver tomar ell
puerto por tenor los arrecifes encall6 en- bajo en-
la eutrada debido al tuerte viento del N.
jada que hubo por algnnos das tanto e buque como
au carga han sido perldos, sin que haya que amen
tar desgracias personsles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-27
EXFOMVACkON
AZUCAR.

La demanda por este grano la seguide muy activa
en- los mercados de Aguadilla Maya2iez *, ocaso-
nado principalmente por la necesidad dc lenar Or.
,Ienes para Isla de Cuba segun nuestras noticas
para la sada del ultno yapor hiceron operaciones
dc iinportancla q iyi ~ ps.
En- nuestro distrito no se han hecho todavia tran
saciones, pues aun no hay partidas disponibes
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION,
A. CARD.

We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, at the corner Of Elm
and Market streets "a prominent point,
In this beautiful and growing city, and
we@ollcit conslgnments of -four grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing areul estate BUSH
ness = buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or private sale, as instructed, and make
liberal advances ON consignments. Our
motto; "Quick sales and prompt re-
tums.n References: Swindells a.
McCaleb, Editors and Proprietors of
the Dallas Herald Adams u Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas ~
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. G. NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. Sneed \ Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas Messrs. Shryoek u Row
land, 1T. Louis; y. G. Jordan Il Co.,
Bankers, Dallas; Robt. Hare, Caron-
delet ST., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
NJ. A. HlBBLER h co.
NJ. A. HBBLER. ". O. sIcKLRs
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TELEGRAPHIC.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
BnaI.Brlth Convention Refused
TO Grant Seats TO Lady
Members.
The French SpOllatlOn Bill
TrlChinia In Indiana.

CHICAGO, January 2S.--At the morn
ing session of the Bnai- Birth conven-
ton three new committees were
appointed-one on a home for the
helpless, one on university and union
and one on Roumania. AT the after
noon session the endowment report
was presented.
HAVANA, January 2S.-The United
steamer Worcester has gone to Mat
anZas
The iiremen succeeded in eXtinguish-
ing the fire last evening in Senior
Quillatta's ship yard, at Casblanca,
without damage to the village or ship
ping. The loss to Quillatta is con-
siderable
Boston, January 2s.-The Boston
school committee, this evening, re-
fused to grant seats to the ladies elect
ed to the board. The vote declaring
them legally disqualified stood forty
six to thirty-nine.
The State police to-day made raid
on eighteen liquor stores in Cam
bridge.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 27.-John
Foley, manager Of the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph company in this
city, died tonight.
NEW YORK, January 2S.--In the re-
port of the committee of the Brooklyn
Presbytery, regarding the propriety of
allowing Rev. Sarah Smiley to preach
before audiences in Lafayette avenue
and the Memorial Presbyterian church.
es, ii is claimed that these churches
violated the rule of the presbytery in
permitting her to preach. The repre-
sentatives of both churches discaim
any intention to violate the rules of
the presbytery.
WAsHNGToN, January 2S.-The
French spoliation bill especially ex-
cludes all claims embraced in the
treaty with France of April, 1903, and
all such as We're allowed in whole or in
part under the treaty of February, 1919,
with Spain and the treaty of 1881, with
France. No claims are admissible
that have accrued since 1901.
CINCINNATI, January 2S.-Mrs Fra
mer and three children and Mrs. Ben
Ter and two children are dangerously
i'll at Aurora, Indiana, from eating
pork in which there was trichinia. 1t
is believed they cannot recover.
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THE w EEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD VIII he pub.
lshed every Saturday morning. snbscrip.
Non, RD per Rnnnmj 81 80 for Six months,
ayhDle IN advance, No subscription l0kcn
for a less period thnn six months
Advertisements inserted at the rate of 81 20
per square for the first Insertion, and Is conts
for each subsequent insertion,
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards of thanks, etc, 10 be paid Tor
at half advertisement rates.
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We take this accession 90 thanh eur
friends for past inyors, aud respect
fully call their attention 90 our in,-
ipense stock, which Ne ARE Just receiv-
Ing direct from the principal mann.
hActurers OF the North and West. pur-
chsshinE direct from arst hands Cor
cash on the spot, aud ayaiiiag oar
selves Of every advantage by shipping
im ear loads under special contract.
aud by eur own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We
confident In our ability 90 ofrcr 60 ou
friends and 90 the public generally vi
immense stock M better rates an
more uniformly low figures than ba
ever before been offered In the interior
OF Texas.
Az IA basis and Foundation 81 our
business, we guarantee every article %
he as represented, or money refunded
az our expense OF Transportation.
Our success In business depends en-.
tireIy upon establishing n Wholesale
trade In Northern Texas, and We only
ask fair and impartial trial, and n
close comparison Of uniform prices
with those OF shreveport, Galveston.
and New Orleans with freiEhts added,
and We checrfuIIy abide by the deci-
sion of the same.
DARLINGTON, MARsALIs a 90.
jindtf
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THE DAILY HERALD.

0nice Ia Third story of Clark a Bry.
ans New building, Corner Of Lamar
ana Main Streets, business Onice-
Front Room IN Second story,
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THE DAILY HERALD In published every
morning, except Monday At $40 u yoal, ia
10 cents for one week single copies, i'd
rents,
New-York tribune., 1874-08-22
nothing but the truth" should now be fully de-

nothing but the truth" should now be fully de-
c.ared.
l give to the public, therefore, the statement
had prepared to bring before the Committee with
ont the alteration or addition of . sentence and
xearcely a word-certainly without the change OF q
pngle syllabe-since read Mr. Beecher's statement
md evidence. or because of it. This paper with
held from the Committee when before it in last
lespa,rng effort for peace, at tire earnest solicta-
tion of some of Mr. Beechers friends, and with the
approval also of some of the most valued of my own.
do not now give it to the Committee. but to the
public, because its production concerns myseii
rather than the principals in the STRIFE. 1t IS made
for nv own protection against public accusations
and not to aid either party to the controversy
For the needless and cruel necessity that now SO
imperativey compels its production have the most
profound grief-for which there Is but single aiie
viation namely that the disclosure OF the facts az
this fine can scarcely work more harm to him whom
first tried to befriend by Withholding them from
the public, than they would have caused him in
January, 1871. when, but for my interference the
public most aSsuredly would have been put III pos-
session of the whole truth.
The publication to which Mr.. Beecher forces me,
renders frutless four years of constant and sincere
efforts 90 save him. 1t leaves him and Mrs. Iilton
in almost the same position in which found them,
excepting in so far as their late dsingenuous un-
tfuthfulness in their solemn statements may lower
them in the estimation of the world
reserve to myself the right hereafter to review
the statements Of Mr. Beecher in contrast with the
facts as shown by the documents herewith subJoined
and others which have at my hand, the production
of which did not seem necessary until some por'oh
of the Published evidence of Mr. Beecher demahdeu
contradiction FRANCIS d. MoULTON.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-22

ton the parties signed the "trpartite covenant"
which was drawn up las understand by Mr.. Sam
uel Wilkeson. 1t was first signed by Bowen. In
the form in which it was first drawn it bound the
parties to say nothing Of any wrong done or ofense
committed by Beecher. and fully exonerated him
therefrom After Bowen had signed it it was handed
to Tilton to sign, and he refused. He was willing
to sign an agreement never to repeat again the
charges of Bowen saying that if for no other rea-
son. if the matter should thereafter ever come to
light, it would appear that there had been some
thing between Beecher and Mrs. TiltOn, and it
might be used as evidence to the injury of himself
and family as we'll as Of Beecher and therefore it
was not for the interest of either Tlton or Beecher
to sign it in the form first proposed. No copy of
that "tripartite covenant" was confded to me.
Appended to this covenant and made part Of it
was copy of the proof-sheet article for The Golden
Aoe, so that it might be known exactly to what
scandals it referred. How that tripartite cove
nant" came to be published know not. As part
of that settlement it was arranged that Tilton
should write letter to Bowen to be published In
The Independent, with certain comments to be made
by Bowen. The original draft of these in full re.
cantation and withdrawal of all charges and mat
tors of difference between Tilton and Bowen, is
herewith produced and marked "L":
RECONCILIATION OF TILTON AND BOWEN.
Theodore Tilton.
We have received the following note from an old
friend:
"OFFIcE OF THE GOLDEN AGE(
Original date blotted), NEW YORK, April 8, 1872.
"HBSRY G. bowen. esQ-Ap Dear Sir: In view Of
misapprehensons which lately found existing among
mutual friends at the West touching the
relations In Ths Independent and TIE Brooklyn
Union, think 10 would be WELL both for your and
mine If we should publicly say that. while political
aud theological differences still exist and will probably
WIDEN yet that all other disagreements $50 far
ever had any have been bloted out In reciprocal friend
lihess and good will Truly yours.
tsigned) THEODORE TILToS."
It so long since Mr. Tton's pen has contributed 70
The Independent that give TO his brief note his old
and familiar place at the head Of these columns While
agreed with of his radical opinions (and
quite likely, as he intimates, We never sha) yet We
TO his request above printed the hearty response
which his honest purposes, his manly character. and
his unstained ntogriy elicit from all who know him
WELL Tho abuse and ISLANDERS heaped upon him by some
unfriendy journals have never been oountenanced by
1Ae Independent RegrettinR hts opposition to tho
present Administration nevertheless wish abundant
prosperity 10 The Golden Age aud It, editor. H.C.B
The above proposed card w1 subsequently and