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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-24

i
ianaf 81. All pues, tengamOs fs es.
peremos ca sl pOrvenir.
NADIA de paz hasta ent6nces. 10 dieo
con dolor, pero con firmeza
La Francia desmembrada es una Gala.
midad humana. Francia pertenece !
Francia; no pertenece al mundo para que
el PrOgreso humane sea normal. preciso es
que ia Francia este entera; una Provin-
. cia que falte la Francia, no es una fuer-
| "a que falte al progreso, es un 6rgano
que falta al genero humane por ESQ Ia
Francia NADIA puede ceder de 10 Francia.
Su mutilacion mutila Ia civilization. Por
otra parte, hay fractures en- todas parties,
y en- este momento ois gritar Ia Herze-
govina. iOh! ningun sueio es possible va
con llagas como estas. La Polonia, Metz
Strasburgo, y despues de afrentas como
estas: ell Imperio Germ4nico restablecido
en- Pleno SiglO XIX, Paris violado Dor
Berlin, Ia ciudad de Federico III insul-
tando 4 Ia ciudad de Voltaire, Ia Santidad
de Ia fuerza y Ia equidad de Ia yiolencia
Proclamadas, el progreso abofetea 10 sobre
Ia mejilla de Ia Francia. No sc hace Ia
paz en- estas circumstances. Para paci-
ficar es menester apaciguar; para apaci.
guar es menester satisfacer. La frater-
nidad no es un hecho superficial. La paz
no es una superposici'.n. La pax es una
esultante. No Sc decreta ya Ia paz como
nO SO decreta la.aurora. Cuando la con-
ciencia humana Sc siente en- equilibrio
con la realidad social cuando la des-
membracion de los pueblos ha tornado ell
Iugar de la unidaa de los continentes
cuando la invasion llamada conquista y
"a usurpacion llamada reyedad han des-
aP"recido, cuando no SO haga va ningu-
ma mordedura, ora un individuo, ora &
una nacionalidad, pOr ningun vecindario
cuando el pobre comprende Ia necesidad
del trsbajo y cuando ell rico comprende su
lnagestad; cuando el lado materia del
hombre se snbordina al lado espfritu
cuandO el apetito Sc deja dominar por 10
rszOn, cuando q 10 antigua ley tonsar, su-
cede 10 nueva ley cOn,preHder cuando la
fraternidad entire las almas SO apoya So
bre Ia armonia entire los sexos. cuando el
padre es respectable por el hijo y ell hijo
es venerable por el padre cuando no
haya mas autoridsd que el autor, cuando
ningun homhre pueda decir q otro hon.
bre: t6 eres mi bestia de carga; cuando
el pastor deja el lugar al doctor y los
campos Sc cOnvierten en- escuelas cuando
hay identidad entire hoDradea politica &C.
cial; cuando un Bonaparte no Cd mas possible
que suba que un Troppmann baie ; GUAM
do el sacerdote SO siente jues y cuando ell
iuez SO siente sacerdote, es decir, cuando
10 religion es lntegra y verdadsra IL jus
ticia cuando las fronteras desaparecen
entire nacion y naciOn, y se restablecen
Ell bien y el NAL cusndo cada hombre Sc
hace de su propia probidad una cspecie
de patria interior ent6nces del mismo
mode que Sc hace 81 dia, Ia pas SO hace
el dia por la subida del astro, la paz por
la ascension del derecho. Tai es el por-
venir. Yo 10 saludo.-Paris, 9 de Sc
tiembre de 1875.
=. Hugo.
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Estimado seflor y amigo mio:
{ Todos los actos externos, y todas
las ceremonias de la Iglesia, tienen
por objeto elevar nuestra mente por
medic de las cosas visibles & las CO.
sas inyisibles, y hacernos penetrar
por medic de las fguras en- la reali-
dad que elias representan, en- cuanto
.esto es dado q nuestras cortas luces
naturales. Todo en- nuestros temples
nos habla un lenguaje PRACTICE & inte
Iigible. Por pocos que sean nues
tros conocimientos aeerca de la reli
gion, todo en- ellos nos conduce q re-
cordar algunas verdades importantes.
Ell color de los ornamentos, ell apara-
to de los altares, los ademanes de sus
ministries, los himnos que Sc entonan,
las velas que Sc encienden, ell incien-
SO que Sc quema todo, absolute
mente todo; aun aquellas cosas que
parezcan mas insigni6cantes, estan
articulando a'guna expression que nos
l,interesa ell espfritu.
Mas 81 esta es una verdad incon-
testable, 10 es tambien que entire esos
actos externos uno de los que mas
pueden tocar y conmovef los corazo
mes cristianos, es el acto de presen-
tarse Ell Prelado ante sus pueblos pa
ra hacer en- ellos su pastoral vista.
| Acompaflado por un numeroso y lu-
cido sequito que espontaneamente sc
ha puesto en- camino. y no le abando-
ma hasta entrar en- la jurisdiction de-
pueblo Immediate, ell Sr. Obispo sc
encuentra aquf con una nueva corni
tiva que esta preparada para acom-
paflarle hasta ell mismo pueblo
| que Sc dirige. Cuando el trayecto que
hay que recorrer de un pueblo q otro
no es mny largo, las dos comitivas Il
acompaf1an, como 81 fuera una sola
v su entrada recibe ent6nces natural
mente mayor solemnidad.
4 Apenas desde la torre de la lgle
sia Sc diyisa la proximidad del Pasto
! de las almas, las campanas Sc encar
> gan de anunciarlo con un repique, Gu
yo sonido parece ent6nces mas alegr
! que 10 de costunbre, sin duda por
noeo frecuente de tan fausta yisitai
Los BALCONIES suelen hallarse engals
Idqs cen vistostsiQas colRaduras,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-24
Continuation. J
oBRAs CANoN1CAs 6 CLAsICAs.

Las obras can6nicas cl&sicas, asf la
madas, dividense eu diez secciones, entire
las cuales cuentase el Y King 70 los Gin
co c&nones, sean doctrines fundamen
tables, inalterables y sublimes) y son:
/. FL Xe King 70 las Transformacio
nes) el mas antique de todos los libroa
conocidos, atribuido Fu hi (como 2.8OO
amos antes de Cristo, algo despuss), co
ment.do por Wen-wang, ell fundador de
Ia dinsstia de los Tcheu Zen 113O) pOr
su hijo Tching-wang, y arreglado por
Confucie; comp6nese este de las cornbi-
nacionos del LiGng ambos principioe:
simboligado uno pOr una Inca horizontal,
6 bien sea la actividad; y ell otro por TN
paralelo interrumpido, pasivo en- sce-
slang (6 sea en- cuatro iguras); on ter
Ger lugar, en- pa kua (6 en- ocho Diagrams
emblematicas de las siguientes categorias
q saber: Ell cielo, Ia generation y ell 6ter
que son los que vienen 4 formar el nor:
Oeste; el mar, ell vapor y Ia luz, Ell occi
dente, el fuego y ell calOr, el sur; el re.
lkmpagO, 81 motor de Ia luz y el calOr, J
Ia rspidez, 81 Oriente; el viento y Ia Aoxi
bilidad, el sudoeste; el aqua y el frio, 6
norte; la montana, la solidez ell peso, e
nOroeste; y la TERRA, la mutabilidad , Il
SEGA, Ell sudeste); y en- cuartO, cOmbinans,
en- "a emblemas, en- OtrOs tantos capftu
los. Ahors para redondear los cambiO
que operarse suelen sobre este empeans
como llayes eticas y politicas para esplics
la cosmogouia del ysn ) gang (6 sea-
principle masculine y felnenin,) por me
dio de la logomancia, de la adivinaciO
pOr hiao (o lfneas majicas). Sobre cerc
de ], ,450 tratados existen que & trsta
| vienen sobre 81 mismo asunto. para ell
veanse 10 tradiccion latina del Padre Re
gis, y Ia alemana de Mohl publicada .
1873 e
2. Ell Chs.kiag Is Iibro de- los An.
lssA sas .. .! aqs aQa gsegsgda s9aell'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-24

Por ser un documento de que Sc ha
ocupado mucho Ia prensa extranjera,
taducimos Ia carta que envi6 ell
aecrepito demagogo Victor Hugo al
COngreso de Ia Paz de Bruselas en-
que manifesto que no quiere paz has
"a despues que haya habido otra que
ira franco-prusiana en- que la Frarcia
haya ganado las anheladas fronteras
del Rhin, comprometiendose despues
ser de Ia opinion pacf6ca de sus CO.
nigOuarios. Pone a Ia Francis
como el cerebro del mundo, 10 que no
Ne ia de ser una puerilidad de viejo
aduCO, y eeha pestes contra los re-
a sin embargo de que el adul6 bas-
Mte 4 Luis Felipe. Admiramos ell
itntO federal del c9lebre autor de
NIsfa Seaora de Paris y de Los
NiscrGbles porque su estilo es gran
ilOcuente, y agradable como el de
A'telaf, pero no pOdemos mcnos de
anpadecer ! csc Don Qu;jote de la
Jnmune asesina & incendiara que
hgura que si Francia lograra ven-
~ 4 Ia Alemania no buscaria Gsta
apues SD desquite, obtenido elcual,
tnaria Il Francia s buscar su reyan-
ayasf no pararian deseombatirse
sh 81 I'm del mundo. * estos son
hOmbres que pretenden aholir 10
psfra. iRiswm temedtisl He, aqui
lsa, ia carta de Victor Hugo, origi-
como todo 10 suyo z impractica-
. como tOdo 10 que ha escrlto este
NOluCionariO: az
vi COngreso de La Pax SO sirve acOr-
NE dc mi para llamarme, s su seno.
10 llamamientO me ha conmovido pro
adansnts. No, 20 no puedO menos de
ssE I decir 4 mis- concindadanos de
fUPa 10 que les he dicho ya varias ve-
aespuos del aho do l67 |, tan fatal pa.
~ Universe entero. Mis- espersnsaa
A'n sufridO cainbio, 20 han aplarado'
lCtuaImsnts dos esfuersos On ls civil
a'loa, sl uno On pro, cl otro en- contra
@iasrsO de la Francis y 81 esfuerso de
asmania. Cada una quisre crear ur
ado 10 que Ia Alemania quicre hacer,
Alemania 10 que Ia Frsncia quiere
VI, esIa Europa.
aacsr Ia Alemania es construir el I'm.
40 90 dscir, IL noche, hacer la Euro
sugeDdrar 10 democracia, 90 decir
40 dudsis, pues, entre los dos mundos
~O sensbroso, el otro radiants, el unt
y, 81 Osro verdadsro, 10 elecciOn de
,snlr y estk hecha.
= pOrvenir dark su parte & Ia Alema
% Francia; dayolyer6 4 10 un'
Pat.e ". dol Danubio, & Ia otra su part
nun, y & las dos har& este magni6c
%s1.s %sI. 10 Europa, es, decir, 10 gra
fSOAca federal del continente.
~ Reyes - allan para combatirse,
- sasre d srasados de par que condu
essados de guerra; de ahf ess
'1u0sas masas dc fuerzas monarqu
~. ~nsfa tOdos los progresos sociale
sa u KrvOlucion francesa, contra
40 a. los pueblos. De ahi Wellina
!! Butcher, Pitt y Cobourg; I
~ erimaR llamado de Ia Santa Altar
S0'sn dice Aliansa de Reyes dis
a de cusrves. Ests fraternids
-. "'da concluir4; "a Il Europa de l
sShgsdos sucedera Ia Europa
r'esl Wide. HYt Ne IN
y .......e mw
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-24
G A G E T | L L A 8 +.
A, P..nedG.

RJas.-A pesar de estaf prohibido
hacerlas sin obtener permis1 y pagar
sus derechos a la Hacienda, Sc esta
introduciendo un vefdadero abuse en-
este sentido que ell p1blico puede cor
tar no tomando ninguna papeleta. No
siendo al gunas que Sc hacen para OBJ.
jetos piadosos, debe abolirse este mo.
do indirecto de especu!acion. Hace
como tres meses que cierta indivjdaa
anda metieldose Ell casas, O6cinas Y
establecimientos con un reloj, y que,
despues de haber recogido probable-
mente mucho mas de 10 que vale la
prenda, tenemos entendido que anda
ahora por los campos siguiendo su ia
rea de exploitation: Ell reloj Sc rifara
tai vez Ell dia del juicio, y sabe Dios
81 lie tocara a la mIsma propietaria CO.
mo aconteci6 con ell piano de la COM
pa1fa de zarzuela Como esta hay
muchas y muchos Abran, pues, ell
ojo los paganos.
Una Setptica. Rogamos q los Sc
flores ageDtes y suscriptores que Sc
hallen en- descubierto con la Admi-
nistracion del BoLETlN, Sc sirvan sal.
dar sus cuentas pendientes. Ell Pc
riodico tiene grandes gastos, y para
hacer frente ellos necesita cobrar sus
lngresos con puntualidad.
Joyerta --Hemos tenido Ell gusto
de acercarnos los aparadores del Sr.
Furiati y nos ha agradado en- extre-
mo ell elegante y variado surtido de
joyerfa que acaba de importar y que
qusda exhibido al pdb|ico, ell cual
basta por 81 solo q satisfacer ell mas
raro capricho y exigente deseo de la
gente fashionable. Recomendamos ell
establecimiento del ST. Furiati a las
personas de gusto y buen tono.
PessaBsisntos. s.-Entre mil flores de
suave perfume siempre hay una que
sea venenosa; entire mil personas que
pasan por vlrtuosas, siempre hay una
que encubre un iondo de maldad.
-Nunca parece mis- grande ell
fuerte que cuando presta su apoyo al
debil Fl.
LAS riquezas de un hombre vul-
gar Sc graddan por ell ndmsro de sus
amigos. Al iiterato So le estima ei
mefito por ell ndnero de sus enemi-
gos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-24
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENT.R ADAS.

EITR ADAS.
Dia 22-Ds Baltimore, bare. arg. Palaatn cap
Jones, Carg, prov.
SALIDAS-
Dia 2l.-Psra la costa vap. esp Madrid cap Lar
titegui. PasajelOs D. Francisco Tellechea NJ Zato.
j. l.. Fernandez, T. Saenz Herlnua, Perez c. Ar.
ce, Raj Fernandez, Josefa Sevilla n Lllaneras, J..
Il. Santiago, j. Dominguez, a. Franceschi, j. Malti-
nez, Pbro. f. Seyilla, J. Rossi, Maugulina NJ Co.
meg. Alberto Linares, j. NJ Monteagndo, Clistina
Ricardo Rey esposa, G v. Wives j. H. Marine es.
posa sirviente, NJ. Fernandez, A. Gamil. d. Delga-
do y hiios.
y Para Aguadia gol. esp. RdPiao PAT Vidal
ctrga PrVFisiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-24

duran.e estos seis aflOs de bacanal re,
:yOlucionaria, el despiliarro ha aseen
dido 4 Ia suma increible de dos mai
qainientos nillODcs de pesOsi ~ en- So
10 sEIs ANos!ll ll...... Y ESQ cuando la
monarqufa traditional no habia con-
traido mas deudas que 10 de trescie"-
tos ciNcaenta nsillones en- treSc'e'stos
treinta y seis a5os de existencla !.--.
De manera que Ia cuenta, hecha por
amos, yiene & ser la si-
guiente:
La monarqufa tradicio-
nal cre6 deuda por
Ia suma annual de. 81 30O,580
La lhonarqufa de Fer
nando VII cre6 A.
nualmente deuda por
valor de.......... 4347,s26
La monarqufa parla-
mentaria de Da Isa-
bel Ii lascre6 por Ia
suma de. .-........-. 15.714,2S5
la revolucion demo-
cratico-republicalla,
incluyendo los bic
nes nacionales des. a,w vF
pilfarrados. la .cre6
anualmente pOr la
suma de- -.416.666, ,666'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-24

Ia tersa superficie de una cuarti'la de
papel con mas borrones y faltas de
ortografia cue letrss; siquiera respira;
su cuerpo no Sc mueve en- un atomo; su
semblante permanece impasible bajo la
verde pantalla del quinque.
iOh, 81 pudieramos leer ique cOnmo.
cion circularia en- nuestra alma!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-24
BOSQUEJO HIsTORICo

BOSQUEJO HISTORICO
M @# ACERCA
de la Lengua y Literature China
.e~ Hs ExTRACTADo
DE LAS MEJORES OBRAS EXTRANJERAS
PARA Ell
Bsletin Mercantu de Puerto. Rico
PoR
FRANCISCO MATEo DE ACOsTA zENEA.
Continuation.
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CARTAS DE LA ISLA.
=. Hago',

ge 8 E PepinO, Octubre Is de 1875.
Sr. d. Jose Perez Morris.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30
EASTERN NEWS.
Another Mystery.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, October 2Sth.
The body of young and beautiful
woman, aged 25 years, was found in
the river to-day. The corpse was rich
ly dressed, wearing purple silk dress
and neat breast-pin and earrings
There was on her person pocket book
containing SIS, card case with cards
bearing the name of M. Nj. Blackwell,
a check for baggage to Leavenworth,
and pass from Chicago to Kansas
City.
Further Investigation in the case of
the lady found dead in the river at
this place has developed nothing new
regarding the manner in which she
came to her death. It has been ascer-
tanned that her trunk was checked
from Wamego, Kan, to Leavenworth
on the 7th of October, but when she
arrived is not known. A pass on the
X. p r. II. from WaInego to Kansas
City, signed by Long, proprietor of
the Leland hotel, Kansas City, was
also found in her trunk, together with
other letters showing that she had
been housekeeper at some time in the
Broadway House, Chicago, and in the
Leland hotel, Kansas City. The case
is still being worked uD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30

THE manner in which some firms
do business in California and the rea-
son why they sooner or later go into
bankruptcy and swindle their credi.
tors and stockholders is very clearly
set forth in the complaint of MER-
RAD against the California Furniture
Manufacturing Company of San Fran
cisco, in which it is stated that the
complainant is shareholder; that
the company owes him $4,000; that
its liabilities are over Sl5O,000; that
the managers persist in declaring two
per cent per month dividends when
there are no surplus funds on hand,
that to pay these dividends the mana
gers have borrowed $4,000 and that
the President who controls the busi-
ness owns but one share of the COM
pany's stock. A great many business
enterprises are conducted on the plan
here exposed. Is there cause for Won
der that they fail or that their liabil-
tiles are as mountain to mole hill
compared with their assets?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30

We notice good deal said in the papers
about the capacity for corn In Los Angeles
county, and what II will do A gentleman
recently In that county tells us that water
and lands cost $500 per acre, and that the
com In the sack sells for 90c.. which does not
seem TO leave large margin.-Sdn Diego
World.
The gentleman who is troubled
about "margin" probably grew his
corn crop on the high mesa land or
upon the mountain side. The fact
that Los Angeles Valley farmers raise
more corn than the remainder of the
State and that they plant corn crops
year after year and prosper and grow
rich from the yield of these crops is
pretty strong evidence that they find
a considerable margin. for profit.
There is an important fact which the
Worlds informant has overlooked
which is that there are thousands of
acres of land In Los Angeles Valley
on which good corn crops are raised
without irrigation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30

eight persons are supposed to have
been lost.
Subscription for the Virginia suE
fercrs.
New York, October 29th.-Laidlow
& Co., agents in this city of the Bank
of California, to-day received addi-
tional subscriptions in aid of the suf-
ferers by the Virginia City fire to the
amount of Sl,S00. OF this sum Sutton
& Co. subscribed 500. The total sub
scriptions received by this firm for the
Virginia City sufferers foot up to So.
OH.
The Alabama Claims.
WASHINGTON, October Goth. In the
Court of Commissioners on the Ala
bama Claims Judgments have been
rendered as follows: Case 3Sl, In favor
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Compa-
ny, Sc, 2S5; case 3l7, Panama Railroad
Company, $9,O24; case 37s, Panama
Railroad Company, Sl,4O6.
Yellow Fever.
WASHINGTON, October Goth. = AS
sistant Surgeon Hubbard, in response
to the Surgeon General of the army,
dated at New Orleans, October 23d,
says: "The progress Of the yellow
fever in this city, as obtained from the
Board of Health, is reported as follows:
Number of cases of fever, "a; number
of deaths from fever, 46. Two new
cases and two deaths are reported
since Saturday. There has been no
frost thus far. The thermometer at
o'clock this afternoon stood at 80.
Hog Cholera.
CHICAGO, October 29th.-There are
unfavoruble reports of the hog cholora,
which is taking off thousands of swine
in Indiana, Missouri, Illinois and
other Northwestern States.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30
Ios Angeles Asrald
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

The Commissioner General of the Land
Office has decided the case of the Rancho
Cuysa in Santa Barbara couiey, California.
The survey OF ls72, which has been published
under the Act of 1864. is rejected, and the sur
vey of 1858, executed by Norris, is held to be
final by publication under the Act of June a.,
1850.
Joseph Fredewest, for the past forty years
connected with the Press of Europe and
America, and latterly in the employ of the
Northumberland, died at Cincinnati yesterday.
Trenor w. Park, of the Panama Railroad,
says that his road has determined to start a
new line OF twenty first-class steamships be-
tween New York and San Francisco, taking
In Central America and some of the South
American ports.
Postmaster-General Jewell is understood to
be opposed to the total repeal Of the amend
ment to the Postal Law passed last Winter.
He believes in the present rates OF postage on
all third-class matter, including transient
newspape. $. He wishes the present rates re-
tanned on all articles of merchandise, but for
newspapers and magazines he will recon-
mend that the rates which existed previous
10 he passage of the Haniiiii amendment be
restored.
b. Griffin and John Lowell, laborers, were
killed yesterday at Brighton, Massachusetts,
by the fall of q gravel bank.
A dispatch from Richmond states that on
Tuesday forenoon an explosion of fire damp
occurred in the Raccoon Pit, Chesterfield
county, which caused a fire in which four
men were burned to death.
Thos NJ Bailey has been appointed Internal
Revenue Gauger for the first California Dis
trict. Isaac Eddy is appointed Internal Rev
enue Storekeeper for the same District.
The President has issued his proclamation
for Day OF Thanksgiving, fixing that event
to occur this year on the 25th OF November.
Secretary Bristow has commenced to pre-
pare his annual report, which promises to be
Of unusual interest.
The disaster In Virginia City and its serious
check upon the gold aud silver production, Is
much discussed among bankers and brokers
In New York.
A Washington dispatch says We have the
best authority for the statement that reports
relative to change of policy on the part Of
the Government towards the Cuban question
are in the main correct. That subject is now
attracting the earnest attention OF both the
Government of the United States and that of
Spaln and 1t Is believed that In his forthcom-
ing annual message to Congress the President
will recommend that the independence of the
Cubans be recognized.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30
MORNING DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD I
PACIFIC COAST.
One Point for Ann Eliza.
L A. Nj.

SALT LAKE, October 29th.-Judge
Borman, in the Third District Court,
has just decided that the order made
10y Chief Justice Mexican some time
since, ordering Brigham Young to pay
Ann Eliza Young $500 alimony be
enforced, and that Brigham Young be
imprisoned until the same is paid,
with costs.
Two Men Drowned.
MARYsvlLLE, Cal, October 29th.-
This morning water pipe belonging
to the Excelsior water company, To-
Gated at Smartsville, broke and two
men named Patrick Kerrigan and
James McShane were drowned. Nc
Shane leaves wife and six children.
Kerrigan was single man.
The following is the official vote of
this Judicial district, consisting of
Yuba, Sutter, Colusa and Sierra coun-
ties: Keyser, DEM, 2,S65; Bliss, Ind. i,
Fl,SlO.
After the Fire.
VIRGINIA CITY, October Goth. The
city presented very lively appear
ance to-day, the streets being thronged
with men and teams removing the
debris from the late fire. There seems
to be employment for all who were
thrown out by the burning of the
mines, and things are decidedly more
cheerful. Many buildings have al
ready been started, and few weeks
time will make vast difference in the
appearance of the burnt district.
Many who had fine buildings on c
street will be contented with one-story
bricks until Spring, when the other
stories can be added. In regard to the
mines, Mr.. Fair thinks the Consoli-
dated Virginia will be hosting ore
inside of sixty days, unless heavy
snow storms should prevail to prevent
hauling heavy timbers from the
mountains. The mine itself is as
sound as dollar, not one set of tim
bers being burned. He takes a hope
full view of matters and considers the
situation not so bad as represented.
They will send about three hundred
tons day through the Savage until
their own hosting works are ready.
They have secured the gailows frame
of the Prospect mine, which will be a
great help to them. The water has
almost disappeared from the mine.
Curtis does not speak SO hopeful of the
Ophir He thinks the machinery is a
total loss, but parties competent to
Judge say q good deal of the heaviest
can be made available again. The
Relief Committees are busy supplying
those who need it with clothing, bed
ding and food. They supply all with
transportation who wish to leave, and
are feeding about two thousand daily
at the various rooms. Supplies are
coming in literally, and there is not
much actual suffering, except, per-
haps, from the weather, it being very
cool, with indications of snow. Shelter
is about the only thing they fall short
of. The body of man was found in
Blacks building to-day, having prob
ably been caught by the falling walls.
This makes four known to have lost
their lives by the fire.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30

THE Sacramento Bee is one of the
few journals Of Republican predilec-
tion in the State that candidYy admits
the election Of CARR to be anything
but party victory. The fact Is that
the general belief that CARR was mis-
used by the Board of Regents and the
sympathy which the people always
feel for man whom they believe has
been wronged Is the sole cause of the
Professors elections