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The Morning herald., 1875-12-01
DIR. GALtAUDEr,s Lxcxr,.

~SAO14.
Dr. Gallaudet, the devoted pastor of Il,
ea1mutes who has spent many years n
soors to promote their religious inssrutsisa
'aa temporal welfare WIN lectuxe thfs IVA
iesoa) evening, in Trinity Chapel. 4s
VII interpret the religious service ,n.i
'mons the deafmutes, explain md iIlux.
rate the sign language and prsaaut IL,
YORK as conducted in the large cities. This
sork has so much Of true philsntropby h
I, ana fs in It's manner 50 peculiar that ~
.c.ure canno: fail of deeply iptercstlnr onr
.tlzcns. M And this opportunity of hesy1sS
ne Dr. and witnessing his ilIustr e.
ne sign language will doubtleDs drav Ia.
,c;ner ,;i large congregation. The Ie;ut1s,A,
VIII oegin promptly 1t ~ O'Clock.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-01
OVER THE CABLE YESTERDAY

Prince 60Ftohak0H In berlin.
BERLIN, Nov. 30.-Prince Gortshakeff
has arrived here.
VOa Arnim to be Tried for Treason.
BERLIN, Nov. s0.-Application of the
Public Prosecutor to the Senate of the
State Tribunal to indict Count Won Arn;m
for treason has been granted.
rhe American Squadron Bound for
Lisbon.
VILLA FRASeA, Nov. c0.-The American
squadron sailed from here en- Monday fey
Lisbon.
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fept Saseef Kr: J:-F. Hsat1.

t' So'eoI kf' o.1. 8eat6. -.
Mr.. Joshua =. Heald win hoad hts .suxt y
ale ofstock, bonds and real estate a ~
Clayton House, on saturday, poe II, ., u
o'clock, .. m. The list includes 10 ehafm
.f stock in the Wilmington. Tu,uptks T..
our wilmington City Bonds, two iots ia
aiverview Cemetery, and some buildinf M
he city. :"
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Illucsx Of Charles O'COnhor.

NEW YonK, Nov. G0.-Charles oCoIno'
10 no better to-day. He is very low aud aI'-
parently sinking. His mind, however, Is
still perfectly clear, and his physicians a.
tribute his sickness mainly to oe"rworH
both mental anl physical.
The weather tonight Is sill piercing co ID
with high wind blowing from the northwest
and tho thermometer :ergins on zero. rc.
avr has ,,eep the eoldsst Of tlte scasop.
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The Cold Snap.

Bosr6N, Nov. 30.-The mercury here
touched Zero this morning, and in some
locsl;:.es went several degrees below. In
the Suburbs the range was from eto 4 de
prees below. The wind blew gale froIa
the north and northwest. The fierce winds
have driven off all the vessels from the
shore, and tho sailing vessels that arrived
tcaday. IL 'r1'- '.., T'@- 10 ~
The Morning herald., 1875-12-01
Political Thunder.

Political Thunder.
The Hon. r. q. Hayes WILT inaugara
ssd Governor Of Ohio on Jan. 10. 10
Secretary Bristow's Presidential stock Il
rising with steady rapsdity. The organs
are shy of taking hold Of him, but the peo
,p.o ate doing the work Just the same.
Chief Justice Waite is the best praise.
man in the country because he has declinef
the Presidency. Don't some Of the othel
candidates want to become popular IN tht
same ways
The Hon. Carter II. Harrison, Chicago'i
second Congressman, like his colleague
CaulHeld, is going to vote for Mr.. Kerr to'
Speaker because he considers him "the very
best man for the interests Of the party.
AS for the rag baby, Mr.. Harrison doesn't
"care about making bin up at the present
moment"
IA. +. NJ" writes to the Tribune frcm
Washington letter warmly sustaining
Kerr 10. the speakership, and bitterly Dr.
sailing Randall. The latter doubtless de:
serves some Of the hard things which this
correspondent says of him, but it Is rot
probable that he ever did 60 cowardly a
thinr as to assail another sc to both private
and public character, without being willing
to take the responsibility Of tho attack by
signing his name to 1t.
Tho Hon. B. G.. Harris's circular to Con-
gressmeu requesting the appointment OF
Sergeant at Arms, because he is an unrec-
onciled Bourbon, has net been warmly re-
ceived by the Democracy. Speaking for
tho Southern wing of the party, the Mem.
phis Avalanche says "Mr. Ben Harris b.
longa to . class Of political lunatics for
whom little sympathy IL felt in the South.
His appeal for the votes Of Southern Co1l-
gressnen will greatly facilitate the work
Of tucleing Benjamin In his little bed"
Congressman Burchanl Of Wisconsin is
another Kerr man. He says the entire
Wisconsin delegation, so for AZ be knows,
is of the same mind also. He is confident
that Mr. Kerr will be promptly chosen in
caucus and afterward elected. A for the
other candidates, he considers Mr.. Cox the
strongest, who 10 quite popular 10 tho
South, "but this popularity will be over.
come by solid Western vote for Mr.. Kerr,
added 10 formidable array from both ths
Eas. and South" Mr.. Randall, In NJ I
Burchlrd's opinion, .stanie NO chaace. On
the fnapcial question, M. Burchard saya
he ard his colleague, Judge Lynde, arc
Gor caris resumption, while Judge Cate ls
for inG4s.ies. .g Z.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-01
BOL ~ EOHBEkY,

On Monday night last some thieves en-
tered the work shop Of Mr.. Wilson. a reel.
lent OF Brandywine Hundred, and tool
'hereirom forty-flve pairs of Chickens, q
ouftalo robe valued at Sll, quantity o.
potatoes, and lot Of tools. Mr.. Wilson
has not as yet been able to discover wht.
tho robbers were, or any traces Of bis mis-
sing property. 49,
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J0TTIN0S ABOUTTOWY.

Sun rose at 7,O4.
This Is the first Of December
Cough tomorrow night.
Religious. services will be held In West
church this evening.
The HERALD vas printed On its new
press this morning.
Owing to the absence OF o quorum at the
''"r' NJ Trade, last evening, no meetin,
was held.
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READY FOR THE COLD WEAraE En-

The severe weather Of the past few days
reminds US all very forcibly that a good
warm overcoat We can all appreciate. Mr.
L. y. Waterman, a: the northwest corner Of
Fifth aud Market streets, has just received
an elegant assortment for men, youths and
hoya, and has marked the prices SO low
that any one who wishes can purchase.
Mr.. w. has an endless variety Of business
sn,fs, which he 10 Offering low. Parents d.
slrous Of clothing their boys in q good,
warm, substantial suit, will also tlnd some
cheap outfits which can ~ pureSssed a
reasousbae pttcev.
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A Budget from Canada.

QUEBEC, Nov. 30.-No further news has
been received from the wrecked steamer
"Rona.''
The quantity of ice in the harbor is rapid :
ly increasing. The snow is over three feet
deep II tho woods. Thermometer 20 degrees
below zero. '
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A Mixed Matrimonial Css>.

Says the Albany IN. w. Journal Il :
eecnt date: Herman Hoii,a aged n
year., returned to this city eight dsys ",
,fter four sa-s' service in Coulpaay J,
'ourth rnited States Cavalry. Yesterday
re was arrested on. complaint Of . woasn
sho charged him With abandoning Ase his
awful wife, An examination of f'ths sles
vas had before Justice Cluts oa ,to.aa,.
dsam' KeeneT Drsyer sppea.ise,soe IL
rosecution. and NJ. J. K.nplsr ,str Dc
'ehnse Mary Hol:s, tho dssertM W.,
7ho looked old enough to Be tie bo,h
grandmother, testified she was married b
'im FIVE years ego, Christmas, by Father
Arich, on Central Avenue ths aoosasd
ived with her eleven ,sscaths, aal tAen
'nliSted In the army he returned wvst
go Monday, but .never came near hss.
Shereat, By the advice Of friends she
auscd HE arrest. On her croasxamins-
ion, chs testified she was urable 70 etSae
her age but thought it was about 40yssn:
bad been married in Hermaay a yvslss
go to one Nicholas Reuth; lived win
him three years and had two ehildysn.
laughter and son; Nicholas deserted ksk
and she had never heard from MIN ,6nre.
>ineteen years ago she was man1ad tue
evening to another man, whose uane sir,
'ould not recall, but lie run away tAs ys;t
morning after the ceremony she came
to America in search Of him saw b;1
'ace again; never got divorce rm hin, ;
a'rrie'! the prisoner Gvs sears aso hest
Christmas had never heard the nsus u
: second man she married; is the s,wnt4
Q l'ons, a,r'' sa>:'' take care Of prisoAss
4 he wo,s'i s,t,~s.,s 70 live with he,
The prisoner, WAC IL fair complies.
;oned, blue eyed and st','e.;e arpeAsiag
foung n,an, was then examined, asdjold
ala story. He had formed The soauainl-
'nce Of the es'rene'y : mature damseawAS
claimed him as husband when he wss sss-
nteen years old. She professed violent
Election for him, and BY seriea cfloviae
demonstrations finally iEGucel him b
IA ry her. lie then knew rothisg Of hek
'':msr lisery, bu. on ben, made jalsl
lua'nted With II, he jnm ;dia.ely fosn 4
he resolution Of Joining the army, nj
id 20. His eon,pans vas s.a! .onsd ii
i'esss, and Will b g h., tno ". N ago,
A,practed a cad. The bones In one of
IL GAIA rotted and ca n. oat. and 10 M
'cnt to the hospi;n'. Ntpr tw, ve'Is q
lis time had been spen. In shs hospital
le was discharged fr d's,bility on the
l7th Of Marc! las', at San AatonioL as&
.iaking his WY 70 ..lan", srtived AaA
sisht days aso. Happening, rathsi m
;'or:unatvly, as il arve'rd, to nsst his
siie Oh the s'rt-t'. she INN edfatsly claiusa,
.is duty. r. iuHing to 50 with hsr, ~,
.used his arrest as stated. The youni,
'"n fin ly concluded 70 give hail aa1,
~ e discharged. TIE woman desired ! ise
como home with her, In. ks declhla'
t',s invitation, sxyias he vas sAlsNMSx
uoa, =
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AMERICAN RInH.

The Fair Of the American RiAs, 10 IN
pen in the Odd Fellows' Hall, Third "a
Asns streets. Last night tho Fair was wsti
Ittended, and the fair ones were busy tsy.
ng 10 sell you chances in the various srtS.
les offered to be disposed Of ID thst Dak
ier. 20 far we think the urd ,rtaAfne ~
cen successful, and hone Il Will tuntia0a
The Morning herald., 1875-12-01

Y The Broken Savings BanAs
EEw YORK, Nov. 60. - The Saving 8
Banks are all quiet TO- day, The German u; :
town Bank and Security Bank are requiring
sixty days notice Of the withdrawal Of de-
positors.
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The Weather To-Day.

For Ms Middle and Edsisre States high
but fa,li,a barometer, .eiads eseriNg Northeast
and Southeast, sltghsly seormsr part'u eIesdy
ueasher, and powitlv follopsdin IN TIC former by
occasional light ssso0 or rasn.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-01
ONE GENT.
LOAN MEETIE0.

Az q meeting Of the wilminston Ltsn
association held last evening the Seilov.iar
'uns were sold: In the Is. sertes. h 49,.
srs whose stock had matured. ~ - ~.
$50 at ~. In 9TH series e7no :. Vaic
md 800 at par. WV - "'>,
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Commntation Of Sentence.

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. s0.-The Confes-
sion made by DR.. Davis and his wife, the
condetaned abortionists. will, it is believed,
lead tn tho Communication of their sentence
to imprisonment.
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SCENE lTAB BAN0UET.

At a banquet in Wilmington an old gen.
tleman was present. OF eroquets made Of
rice he cat largely. Finally he appealed u
the gentleman sitting next to him to know
how many Of those ID doughnuss he had
eaten ANYWAY,
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RELTHYOUN.

we are requested to state thst ~ oecsntSk
ino not Is me hour fef;sAt daily eveiiiSIPx
prayer in Trinity Chapel!
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Hudsop River Thazen-Charies .
O'CONn0R.

HUU6V4 DG1VWr 1HVZ0m~VUss31e0
OsCODuOP.
NEW YoRx, Nov. ..s0.-The Hudson rive.
is frozen from Hudson to Albany and sl'
the steamers are behind time having to cut
through the ice.
( A dispatch received late this afternoon
from Fort Washington says Chas. O'Con-
nor's condition Is somewhat more hopeful
and it Is possible that the worst is over.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-01

Fred tuAes Contributed $ltO towards
t;eo,re Betmerss funeral cxpensss.
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Confessional Cards.


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-24

to. Ademas podrfan reembolsar ell
6 p.9 de intereses que les abonara Ia
Hacienda segun las bases establecidas
por el Sr Ministro de Ultramar.
Z no exageramos al indiear tan ven-
taioso porvenir a los expropiados,
puesto que es pdblico que, a pesar
de las peripecias por que ha atravesa
do ell Banco Espafol de la Habana
siempre ha venido repartiendo a sus
accionistas del 18 al 20 p.S cada aflo.
Si anadimos que ell Excmo. Sr. Mar
ques de la Espe ANA que posee 1872
cedulas que importaran s33, 900,
Y otros ricos comerciantes de esta
capital estan tambien resueltos q po
ner todos sus tftulos q disposition del
Banco, 81 Sc crea, y q darle todo su
apoyo, Sc comprendera que NADIA hay
mas facil que aprovechar la singular
oportunidad que Sc presenta para lie
var s cabo este unanime deseo de to-
dos los hombres entendidos de la pro-
vincia. ST no Sc aprovecha, 81 ell
egoismo, ell aislamiento, la desconfian-
"a y la pereza siguen apoderados de
nosotros, precise es renunciar de una
vez para siempre a tener Banco en-
Puerto Rico.
Rogamos, pues, de nuevo 4 los te-
nedores de cedulas Sc pongan de
acuerdo sobre este punto importantf-
simo y mani6esten su adhesion 8 ne
gativa va sea dirigiendose al Sr. Mar
ques, va por conlucto de este perio-
dico. Ell tempo urge. Todos los
que Sc interesen por su propia fortuna
y por la general del pals deben tomar
este proyecto en- consideration acep
tandolo 81 convene 6 rechazandole 81
10 Green inoportuno.
La falta de espacio nos obliga a
hacer aquf punto final por hoy.
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ESTADOs Y BUQUES.

Como prOmetimos en- nuestro Ill
timo n1mero, insertamos q continue
cion ell notable artfculo de fondo de
Pail Mall Gazette de 81 de Agosto,
advirtiendo que este acreditadfslmo
diario esta redactado por los prime
ros jurisconsultos de Inglaterra, y su
respectable opinion debe tomarse como
doctrina en- todos los casos analogos
al del vapor Elder
"Es de Greer, dice ell Pail Mall Ga
Sette, que 4 la masa del pueblo de to-
dos los paises no sean familiares los
detalles de una jurispradencia tan
complicada y tan irregular cual 10 es
ell sistema de inteligencias y compro
misos que Sc conoce con ell nombre de
leyes internacionales. Sin embargo,
es de desear, y adn necesario, algun
conocimiento de los principles capita
les de ese aistema, MAXINE a una So
ciedad tan martina y comercial como
la nuestra. Ell caracter artificial de
las relaciones existentes en- los mares
entire los Estados soberanes constitu-
ye de por ST una razon para aclarar
estas relaciones de an modo que este
aialcance de todos los que tienen que
rozarse con elias. Si Sc hubieran CO.
nocido bien los limites y derechos de
una potancia amiga en- los mares cuan
do el Trent fue abordado por el San
Jacinto, Sc habrfa evitado gran parte
de la peligrosa y POGO razonable aIar-
ma que ent6nces Sc produjo q ambos
lados del Atlantico. En- este case
habrfa sido patente para todos los ha-
bitantes de este pats que, no siendo
piratico sin ambajes, ell gobierno anne
ricano no podia en- manera alguna
sostener la conducta del captain Will
kes; y por consiguiente nuestras be-
licosas demostraciones hubieran sido
innecesarias mientras que en- los Es-
tados- Unidos Sc hubiera avergonzado
la opinion pdblica de aprobar un acto
airado que tenia que ser pdblicamen
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a. "a -,
franc mason; 81, que 4 esta pregunta qae
Sc debe d Dios, habfa respondido: ola
guerra" 4
Y los j6venes del congreso de Lieia,
conao todc ell mundo recuerda, lanzaron
estos gritos salvajes: "iOdio & Diosl
iGuerra Diosl iEa menester rasgar el
cielo como una b6veda de papell:n estos
j6venes fueron recibidos como excelentes
auxilisres de la Masoneria que las tendi6
la nsGno. 85s
Ademas, los franc masones consecuen-
tes no han cesado de protestar contra Ia
formula, y espersn fundadamente conse-
guir hacerla desaparecer de los~eglamen-
tos. 'Nuestros contradictores, escribia al
Monde Maconnique en- el mismo n6mero
en- que relataba este voto, no han hecho
mas que adquirir 81 derecho de ser into
lerantes." Y la masoneria queda siempre
siendo "el temple universal eternamente
alberto q Los ATEos 10 miSaso que d los
pANTEIsTAs, etc. (7)
Y 81 Sc quiere saber, por otra parte. 10
que SO esconde bajo la formula, para los
que la adoptan, ella es el aniquilamiento
de todos los cultos: Lease en- el R;txa1 del
Gpre"dls maso" ell comentario que da el
Venerable al aprendiz que Sc recibe.
GEL deismo es Ia creencia en- Dios s;,,
seUetacson NJ quito, es Ia religion del por-
venir, destinada & reempsasar ion cul.
tos (8).
Esc6chense tambien estas perentorias
~ 81 MS"as Msco"niqae, julio 1867.
sssasa''l ''ss ess I'M RsgsstR N
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de Dios, declsrada varias veces por Ell
H.. Massol, por los partidarios de la mo-
raj independents, por los positivistas y
Ios franc-masones, una hip6teSis insprO-
babe.
Asi 81 informe adoptado por Ia comision
general masonica de 1868 10 declara ex-
presamente: la Masoneria es una inst;tu-
cion emancipada del yugo, no solamente
de las creencias reveladas, 81 que tambien
de Ia sencilla creencia en- Dios.
M. Henri Martin parecla sin embargo
tener tanta mas razon para presentar la
Franc masoneria como sociedad deista,
cuanto que todas sus planchas, les decir,
sus circulares ofciales) debian ir encabe-
zadas con la formula secular: d la gloria
del gran AyQuitecto del uNiUerSo; que
ademas la question parecia juzgado fa-
vOr del deismo ell ano precedente en- ell
gran conUent mas6nico de 1866.
Este convent tenia por objeto una obra
capital, la elaboration de una nueva cons
titacion para la Masoneria francesa. Eu
esta OCCASION fue cuando Sc agit6 con nue.
vo ardOr la question va susoitada en- sl
seno de la Masoneris, q saber, 81 cen.i
nuaria manteniendo sus viejas formulas
Ia cabeza de sus planchas. En- tanto que
las logias elaboraban Ia nueva coustitu-
ciOn, de Isl proyectos que liegaron ii
Gran Oriente de Paris, en- so Sc recla ma.
ba Ia abolicion absoltta de toda formula
que snsplicase Ia eriStencia de Dos.
Sin embargo, despues de vivoa debates
en- el interior del convent, 70 CONSERVE Ia
formula
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4FOLLETIN.
ISTUDIO OOBRE Ia FRANC MLS0NRRll,
PoR
EL OBHsPO DE ORLEANS.
TRADUCCIoN
de %. Jos6 Perez Morris.
(Continatacion.)

A+ saast
Otros dos franc-masones que eran en-
esta epoca miembros del COnsejo de la
Order, er H.. Caubet y ell H. Massol,
eIegido recientemente miembro del Ayun-
tamiento de Paris, declararon que 81 Ia
Franc-masoneria profesaba la creencia
en- Dies, la MasOneria no sertG mas que
una secta religiosa, teniendo, como todas
las sectas, sus dogmas, su ortodoxia y su
profession de fe.
Y citaron en- apoyo de su argumento
Mp imtoyme de ana CoMIsIoN GENERAL
DdS6;aicG en- 1863, cNyas CoNCLUSroNEs
Gaeron adoptadas. Este informe decia:
"La Masoneria es una institution ibye
de todo ystgo de Iglesia y de sacerdociO, de
todos Jos caprichos de yevelaciones, y de
tOlGs las hip6tesis de Jos nsssticos (1).
La hip6tesis de los misticos, sabido es
!, ze signifca supplements Ia existencia
a Fl Monde 4aeosnig4s, saYisRhEs 1896 !.
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Mas iahl que 81 la antigua formula SO
habfa sOstenido, la l6gica estaba contra
ella; pues, l6gicamente, esta abstraction
de toda creencia, proclamada por la cons
titucion mas6nica en- su base fundamental
no le permite, sin inconsecuencia, pres
cribir como obligatoria una formula en-
que SO proclama la existencia de DiOs.
Por ESQ numerosas protestas resonaron
en- el seno de las l6gias.
Leo en- efecto, en- el Monde MaeonMi
que: "En su session del % de octubre, la
primera seccion de la gran l6gia central
(rito escoces), compaesta de diputados ele-
gidos por hdas las 16gias de estG obedienciG,
he declarado que, en- su sentir, la Maso-
nerfa no tenfa que afrmar q Dios (2)."
La question volvi6, pues, q la asamblea
general del Gran Oriente, presidida por
el gran Maestro, general Mellinet, en- 13
de JUNO de 1867. FL debate fue mas
vivo todavfa que la primera vez: y en-
efecto: LA question, decis ell Monde Ma
cosnique, afecta la existencia misma de
Ia Masonerfa, 10 que constituye su razon
de ser, 10 que es como Ia medula de
sus hussos (3).'
"Dicen ellos, exclamaba con indigna-
cioncl mi I'M pari6dic", que somos deistas.
que Ia Franc-masoneria es la hiia mayor
del deismo ssuscribira la Masonerfa esta
proposieionI Lo veremos. Veremos ii es
capaz de cubrvse de vERGUENzA ella que
40 t2) El Monde Aas0nsigse, nOyienbrs 1856, 0.
III Absil 1867, p. 80,
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correos esten en- aguas extranjeras
exentos del derecho de vista y regis
tro va sea por los empleados de Ha-
cienda va por los o6ciales que llevene
un auto q 6rden de prision.
En- cuanto al ultraje de Puerto Ri
co, la question de jurisdiction terrific
rial Sc hace de menos consecuencia
desde que hemos sabido por la carta
de Mr.. Lamb que no hubo disputa
respecto al hecho de estar ell Elder
dentro de los lfmites juridicionales de
Espafia.
Procede, por dltimo, que recorde-
mos que eel territorio maritime de
cada Estado Sc extiende q los puertos,
bahfas, bocas de rios y parties adya-
centes del mar cerradas por cabos 6
promontorios pertenecientes al mismo
Estado," q 10 cual el uso general de
las naciones aflade tuna distancia de
una legua MARTINA 6 sea tanto como
pueds alcanzar una ba'a. de canon dis
parada desde TERRA en- todolo largo de
las costas 1el Estado." Esta regla la
explican y defender curiosamente al
gunos de los primeros publicitas.
Grotius afirma que todos los Estados
tienen derechos territoriales sobre "to-
da la zona martina que Sc pueda de
pender desde la costa" Bynkershoer
dice: quoasque tela erplodantstr, Glen
cia que los modernos artilleros STEM
pre- estan extendiendo; y otra forma
de la misma regla es: Isrre don,i-
nsun tfnitur abi fsit1r arns0run Uis
Pero las mas civilizadas naciones en-
tiempos recientes han convenido en-
la legua martina 8 tres millas, como
distancia mas fila y razonable,
Dentro de esta distancia y dentro
de cuaIquiera bahia 8 puerto, la ley
territorial de un Estado. soberano pue-
de siempre llevarse q cabo contra los
buques particulares de otros Estados,
y los navegantes que hacen uso de es
tas aguas Sc entiende que obran por
su cuenta y riesgo. Ell captain de
un barco ingles mercante o correo,
no tiene mas derecho para oponerse 4
los procedimientos mas menos rigo
rosos & inconvenientes de las autorida
des que registren su buque y arresten
q sus pasajeros, que el que tendrfa 81
estuviese. al frente. de un hotel en- tie
IRA y allf Sc viese acosado por. las visi
tas domiciliarias de la policfa. Todo
residente en- un pats extranjero debe
antes tomarse la pena de informarse de
las eventualidadss 4 que pueda verse
expuesto, y debe echar sue cuentas
antes de establecerse en- una nacion
cuyas instituciones pueden ser muy
diferentes dealuellas 4 que esta acos-
tumbrado
A no ser que los buques mercantes
esten protegidos por. .tratados especia-
les, no pueden reclamar un fuero ba
jo una legislation extranjera que no
es concedido ordinariamente & los re-
sidentes y viajeros extranjeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-24
Ell HOGAR CRISTIANO.
Diss sre, dies lila. ~
CUADROS MORALES.

lsEa4 = j alg .N
Pasada una mafiana feliz y bulli
ciosa, cual la maflana de la festividad
de Todos los Santos, Sc preparan q
sucederla una tarde triste y .melanc6
lica y una noche funeral y pavorosa.
Desde las doce del dia ell ruido y la
algazara han ,esado como por encanto;
los semblantes todos Sc han cariacon
tecido; las imag naciones Sc han preo-
cupado.
Las iglesias Sc han vestido de paflos
enlutados; los cirios y blandones
amarillentos han sustituido & las velas
de blanca cera; las lamparas parece
que brillan con rehejos tristfsimos,
opacos.