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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-20
AuCrloH sALELThis ilay.

BY Thomas w. Keesee, Anctioneer'
z. No. q Governor street.
r WILL SELL AT MY AUCTION n
L HOIJsF. No. q Governor street, THIS MORN
ING, commencing at 10 o'clock,
BED-LOUNGE,
l FEATHER-BED,
OIL..PAINTlNGs,
TIN BUCKETS, &C.;
,he s,,oye TO be sold for account OF whom It may
concern. THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctoneer.
j. o. KEEsEE, salesman. 81 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-20

urrvgsS THOMAS C.. Reynolds AND
aaarz BROWN Twenty VARS Aao--AS AIM
.n,,,cu nArERIAL,zsD IN pRowN's ENRE-rAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-20

90 BARRELS PURE CIDER VINE
~ GAR, five years old; fresh lot Of Spices for
picking; Green, Black, and Japan Teas, ut
W. q. cambridge q CO.'S,
sec S27 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-20

PROPOSING AMENDMENTS TO THE %. IN a.,
ss SET Ttna an TIT eth SEGTtoSs AND ADDI1yti
TIE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT or rus WIG
STlTUTION OF THIS COMMONWEALTH rnn 10Y.
Lining SAID AMENDMENTS, AND Cyp,,nrIs-
THE SAME TO THE NEXT GENERAL ASsyy.IH"s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY QUTNTUPIE SHEET

things In Catholic congregations produced by the
dislOyaity or the blsnODs, the government had
prouxnt into the Prnssiah Parliament DILL erect
ing eacn Roman Catholic PARISH into separate
corporation, 10 be admlDlste ed by trustees
elected by the body OF the congregation. At the
same time lt was proposed TO make a larger grant
70 Catholic priests Ia view OF the Increased cost ~
living. Not much persecution here IN giving
the people control OF money Iurnisned
by the State FOR the LIBERAL support
or their religion The Pope's Bun setting
aside me ecclesiastical laws OF Prussia. he says, iell
Ike a thunAer-clap, ana now. ne adds ParlIament
proposes 10 withhold All supplies Tor the support
oil the Catholic clergy, exceut wnerc the uishoD or
priest snall give bis personal written declaration
on allegiance TO the government OF the country.
Public sentiment IS strongly IN favor OF this meas.
nre, and 10 Is sure 10 become Jaw. TINS IS br1ng-
ing matters 10 a head Three things are certain:--
Tne government WIN not 20 hack; tue Catholic
laity viii not put their hands ia their pockets 20
support dlsloyal clergy; the laitv, having once
gained control OF church pl operty Will never sur
render IL 10 the bishops.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18
THE JEWISH PASSOVER.

FEsTTvAL THREE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
YEARS OLD oBeEkyED TO THIS DAy-Irs
SIGNIFICANCE TO MANKIND.
Tomorrow evening will begin Israei's great an
nusl ieast-or one OF It's grea. ieasts- cOmmemo-
ratve OF the denverance OF tneir forelatners RON
Egyptian bondage Inc synagoEues vii he lully
attended during the festival and everything 90,
served, which viii anord the ampest evidence
that whatever backshdlns there may be among
these wno think mat they may aoid IN abeya nee
many OF the Jewish laws given Tor .helr oDserv-
ance, yet even they CONSIDER the Passover too I'm
p0rtant, the laws connected herewith too binding
10 be SIGNED with lmpunty
In this city there are estimated 20 be about
so 600 Israetes. Now, but small fraction or these
ever attend synagogue, except on such festivals
as the Passover, the Day OF Atonement aud the
Ike. on these days, however, the synagogues
cannot nearly accommodate tue worsnIppers OF
the God Wno by sucn a series OF mighty acts
delivered taelr fatners on tnat memorable night
when with bitter nerDs and unleavened Ureaa tney
took tner ast meal IA Esypt, a. slaves ana ~ tue
morning gnt marcneu a. ay A. rsemen-nOt nuuf
having been lett benin1, as Moses deciated tnrre
should nos re. For Al least louf weeks past toe
Hebrew BAKERS 81 tuis city nave Oecn Kept busy
preparing the IN eaveued bread laatz0tul i0T tue
people. aud it ~ e timdted Tat more tnan 1900
pafre.s "a nOur ave been converted INTO faschal
breAd for The SO UO0 lsraeiltcs RIO At at tnis
time vii re iatfhul aud o taoupx. The gOOd
housewives o. Israel, too, rave made am IL plepa-
rauun Tor tae C eOrat o. 81 tas Iestlvd IA their
homes, ana I0f wee& a. least they Will
rest rom TOT and iao1r and cui0y in mag
inaton, Il not A. acf, the peace and assurance OF
liberty. he events on Hnl u tins re st IS founded
are 81 import nee not ai0ue ~ Israel nuI 10 the
wnoe wOlln; ior had they 10 cOhe up that BOOK
wHIch mas cuannea anu gwen tine 10 ne
CfvILIkArIOS AND RELt0ioN 90 MANKIND
would CoaDUeSs not nave rxIs- Ell t0I - aT az we
SNOW - other nation wouid nave oeen aole 20
preserve revelation from Jehovah a. pure ana ~
long "a they. IEe Characteristics h ca Tilted tue
mar INA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION.


GREAT oaTHEErNo AT BALTIMORE sExr
MONTH OF SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS FRo2r
THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
International gatherings OF one sort or another
have become moro frequent OF late years than
they had ever been. We have, or have had, in-
tern atonal conventions OF Young Mems Christian
Associations, international camp meetings, aud
other church gatherings, and now We are PROM
ised an International sunday school Convention
which Ia to eclipse everything IN the IN ternationaI
line that mas preceded It, IL IL the first OF its
kind ever held, and IL must make a good IUl-
preston upon the assembled delegates It may
pe me last az well as the first. It's executive
committee chosen from state sunday School Con.
ventions and representing seventeen States or
this Union and Canada. indicate that the affair
will be success, success can DO
predicatsd upon well known energy and ex-
perience In Sunday school work. Revs. Aired
Taylor OF Brooklyn >. Il. Tying, Jr., ID. d., OF this
city: j. II. Vincent. toe wel known Sunday school
leader, also Of this city; George A. Pelts, OF New
ark, N. j.; DR.. j. l. NJ. Curry OF Richmond, Va;
8. B. scott, OF Montreal, Canada; A. J. Bard, or
Tennessee; S. A. Nelson, OF Charleston; II. Clay
Trumbull OF Hartford, Conn.,, and Others on this
committee are men who nave not only national,
but an International reputation as Sunday school
workers. But notwithstanding their own eIten-
sive experience In tins line tnis committee aavo
49, A4r - ho
u"""o"'y s0'ooes1 - 800 " o
accomplished superintendent OF the sunday
scnoo Department OF tue Methodist Book Con-
$500. :. 49, -. - .,rar,r,o,a 80 noanaoo ,ht,
YIN IA e"iS s'tJ' - ouP0an'0nu 80 niA"as0 s"iS
ther nrst great gathering In Baltimore next
month No better guarantee or success could be
-. 49,. .nt. - ..,a,,a.or !. - - -,
sfeu euAu eu'n. -. "iuuiSsou = NV, " ""'
last week, In Philadelphia and Baltimore, pushing
forward bis ARRANGEMENTS lor thIs international
.au..o.,
convention
BASIS or REPRESENTATION IN THE CONVENTION
Fa.n Stata apa re.rttorv ar tne untted ~ afaa IN
-, " - ,, ~ 49, ,.. .
ehllIeu " sehu ueieBates 70 Inns CONVENTION "
the number oil twice It's fall ntatlOn IA Con-
( oress senators toclnted CANADA "a eptltl "A ia a
e' ~ =
fluslaT pOtuiaT REPRESENTATION Two uelesates l0r
every looOu lnhaoItants. Hltn our IN aulItiOn lot
edch frONlnCe. DeleSatea arc 70 &c pointed oJ
state or provincial SUNDAY scbooi tuhfOhl assoct.
where sucn associations exsttae DeieS tlon Som-
mlllee Oi tne convention theV. OeOrge a, FeIn'
NeWaIk, =. y, cnaiImall wiz affanee Ior tnc rep.
tcsshlation " such con huhly. Tue ctlb9ns %
balthore nave tenuered we hospttahtlss ~ tnsH
city auu ZONES 70 me CONVENTION ahu tug Iall-
IoAu companies win carry ueleBaiohs anu oshena
~ reduced rates " ahd ItoA the CONVENTION.
Masonic leihpie " bnab cIly ~ Tue pave c1VsSn ~
W nicl 70 h0ln .ae Oon.ehuoh, ana ~ - - -
~ lhe .Ilhs nAeu ioI w. nO'u'nk. aS 1877 ~ "
nUoa y. ana, uulu , ~ ~ nSeS or ~ e.
Da1aaI oA Auc uispiAy ~ onnuey soMoo' $50 ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18
GERMANY AND THE POPE.

Dr. u r. Thompson writes to tue Christian
Union that, instead 81 toe German government
prosecuting the Catholic Cnurcb. 10 oeierence 70
that Church it recommended people residing 10
Catholic communities to observe the Emperor's
birtnday on Msrcn 20 instead 81 - The real day,
wncn this year tell IN Hoy Week; that special
services nave been held and collections for inc
Popes gubnee taken up N the Catholic cnurcn be-
nlnd the Ktug's palace, and that lair FOR the
Catholic Hospital mas been neld IN a puncely
patace adjoining Bismarcks house ami has peen
visited " all the royal iauily anu encouraged
by tue iOcral press-a!l OF Hnicn Dr. Ih0mp-
sun cies as lBcOuslsteut VITA tue theory
OF persecution. IN ~ impOesine, ne says 20 specify
q p0Iut oil ialtn wursniD, auy reig Gus aGt or
better IA when Catholics Ineddlcd VITA ~ tne
government 10 meet the Anomalous state VI
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there see such devotion sucn esrnestness, sucN
an intense aa0Fation OF the one God, a. would put
30 shame my Gibraltar congregation IN the Whole
world. Let The clergy sand ,ortn and esponse,
IKE Christ tile cause OF Inc OpDressej, li-pald, de-
splsed workers OF this and al otRer lands. Let
them huri the thunders OF Goo's wrath on the
CRYING SINS and nlqutles OF the age on the VULGAR
Ostentatlon 0 the rIca, on the prevailing wotshlp
OF Mammon. Let Inem hold up TO scorn an con.
tempt the growing nunkeylsm Of society, me rev.
erence paid 20 mere rank, the crlnging 70 BRUSH
iueds Of casIe. Let tnem denounce the efasplhg
rapacilY OF tyrannlca capitalists ana the c0irnp-
ti0n ~ inscriptions p0ntlcians-twin evils, when
are reducing thts lana 0i freedom W the mtselhoie
condition Of reactionary European states. Let
them copy Christ m hunlhty.in seli-SNcriHce ~
contempt ~ the world, with Al ~ non0rs anu ail
It's hlgn-priZed ID is. The deSpOuc governments
EurOf fearing the sNciAllsslc ana eohlMuuistic
principles oil the Christian reiigi0a, appointed
hTehng clergy, the rea0y tools 81 ROYALTY, aristoc.
racy and piutocracy, to corrupt the word. tnat IT
migh, be made or more eifect, be wrongly inter-
prefed aud not understood tue people. Let rs
beware OF sI0,ilar Ease teachers mere. TO TINS
very day IA England the wh0e ~ the Christianity
taught by the clergy ia country districts 70 unen-
lgntened reaaauts may DC summed up IN these
two senfences:-
Conduct Yourself numbly. and reverently to al
your beGters.n
"Ee contcaI with your station In life.u
/. SrOY LES SANDERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18
MAXI zee cHuRcaEs pENErIr socErIEs.

MAKE THE CHURCHES BENEFIT SOCIETIES.
To TUE EDITOR or THE HERALD
The idea mas long suggested itself TO me why
should not churches nave benefit societies as well
as puniic houses 4 think " ever church had Its
benefit society IL would be tine means OF many OF
the Respectable WORKING classes attending church
that do not 20 anywhere. Paying small gum OF
money (say hity centsI and being allowed so mueh
per week in case OF sickness. and n possible, an
out-ol- work fund, and 50 much AT death OF men,
Der, thlnS would be the means 81 preventing so
many appealing for charity, which Is 50 repug-
nant TO an honest persons feelings. Neither DO
lhtnk he wealthy members "A chu, On would
see tie poorer ca SEES su1er II they found they
A. CHURCHMAN CR. ca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18
SCARCITY OF BAPTIST MINISTER'S IN
THE WEST

In all tae State or Iowa, with It's milton and
quarter OF inhabitants, tbere are only 2e6 Baptist
ministers reported, or one lor every 4, 100 inhao-
ltants; but OF this number only 1856 are reported
as engaged 10 pastoral work, or one for every
$780, leaving 10 OF reported ministers Tor col
lege presidents, professors, teachers. farmers and
lie insurance agents. NOW, CONT the chuTcnes
already organized. Ihree 1undred and folt y-two
are reported. q, this NUMBER I32 are wholly wlfn.
out pastors, embracing membership Of 4,s52. or
Almost one-iouttn OF the repor ed membership ~
rne churches. 1nnk 0l D.. One-Uurtn ~ the
BaDrsts Iowa are TO-DAY without pastors to
guide them III the work OF the Lord.
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pastorste az Lynn, Mass, 20 accept charge IN
New haven, conn,
church Wisconsin,, viii SAN nom this city May |.
for vacation IN Europe granted 10 him Dy ms
church.
So. paui's Congregational church, Denver. Col,
has put Itself IN line as a Presbyterian church and
united Win me PresDytery OF Colorado.
The PRESBYTERIAN ana congregational churcheS
OF Burngaine, Kansas, nave united under the
PresDy terrain form and name.
METHODIST
The Rev william Taylor, the well-known CALI
fornIa ''sireet DTeachern and Bntish India evan
co-ope ratiug vita Messrs Moody and Sanky.
preaching IN Agricultural HAM,
Pastor Headstrom. Tor twenty-five years pastor
or the Swedish Bethel ship IN ms CITY ana hun.
der 81 the Methodist mission ia scandinavia and
among tue Scandinayians In the West, mas retired
from the ministry, IN winch ne mas spent more
tnan lorty years oi MS lie.
the Rev. II. r. IsounsDerry has been appointed
missionary OF tae Methodist Episcopal Unurch 10
Bulgaria.
Tue Evangelical Association (Albrecnt Metho-
dist have decided 10 erect a college 10 the central
part OF Pennsylvania. PROBABLY az Reading. Ihls
denomination has already secured Cedar hill Sem
mary. al Mount Joy, Pa.
An OLD WesleI al discipline was recently sent 20
Vanderbilt CONVERSELY. Tue book, 10 Is said, was
tna1dsed In the SUIT y nicn Involved tue title deeds
me veneraole Rev. william Prettyman. OF
the Baltimore Conference, has been Frustrated ny
4 ralYsls. lie has been Tor siXy-tnree years IN
the ministry. and for iity-three years was IN The
active ,tneranr work without the loss q, year.
pointed pastor OF Inc Central Methodist Episcopal
Church al Newark, delivered Ms lnauQura sermon
ia i sunday He Is the Youngest preacher IN New
arg belnu only twenfy-seyen years oil age.
,.,scr,r .uro,-s
rA. ~ ,o.o.n ~ nnn,,s nas rastrna "a ,he mas
, NY ~ ~ 1850 uarorn,nS cnnr..n ph,iar
pa - - - aSean, ina Andenriad prcfessors,in
as' ~ 49, "a rpnaaio j, IN FranEln ana Mar
~ 49, ii's :, III 49, 60 ! ancastar 81 -
sia a., Soa9 ra ~ Shattan ~ Rirnainoham Conn
"a ,hara o,rar sinn nraml,rn ~ rne nrsr lerct
aoq cnvaring more man slxteen paees nor less
n urai t vc1, ~ tnr srr'rirv
-rnare ar, 4no rellpiana tournais m the United
s,aHea Taa retnn'I,sts nsve al tbe largest nullI.
ne. 1hea come Ine CatnoI,cs who nanlGer II the
Ran,risis Al. tne Fresh, terlans ~: rue Enisro.
ssi,ars o1 :. 'Lnt1erans IA. GERMAN Relormed ia.
fsg- a. ma rans' ega tianalIsts 4 -
Sa,,on fla9 Cnfesaya- "a y gerSeg which has heeo
closed FOR 4 lew weeks Owing ID the II eyaleuce OF
,rnnoti isger tnars,n cansad liz ustny viIfated
vi water VS. "nenea yesferday and snecia, re-
no,ous seryy,~es he,d ,or in1uksny,ny Iar ari YER
go ,ro,, ,ns S,seasa nnlv nna dasth ocenrran
Ta1,arrasr sfud,es WI he resumed IA nsu1l
~ MAN tna ,ctfa ~ ma xsv nr nsan M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

WHY THE MASSES DO NOT % 10 CHURCH.
10 the EDITOR OF rms BRRALD;-
the question II often ASKED, .'wny 40 not the
iower orders 20 10 cburcn ~ WIN you permit a
a0oring man TO state the reason OF their non
at'endancef II IL because Of the want Of SYM
patty on he part OF the clergy toward the poor.
Tue common people or Judea heard Christ gladly
became ie was one o. the nselves because lie
.dentIned himself win them and pecauae lie con-
stitut,d Himself their champion AMI friend. But
our so-caed spiritual teachers 40 not IN the least
resemble Chuss, eltaer IN their Ityes their cnar-
Rcteis or taen preaching. II tney aid, we work
NJ men would be tns,r principal adnerenrs. Their
tastes ana sympathies are with the noper classes,
with raeu women whom the ptoetarians re-
gard with SUSPECT n, disnEe ana enmity. TOO
maDg n the clergy 90 the Church Jecause ii Is
pleasant aud agreeable occupation. II c0nfers
influence aud an enSree 10 what is called good
SOCIETY," In fact tncy take up religion "a a trade
IhsY are found ever LOOKING for good tnings Of
fnis llle, and thus IL T. that the poor comparing
tnem with the Iowly Carpenter OF NJ zareth, fail
70 feC0rntze ans likeness between them anu tat
Mater whose lite they pretend 70 On0N. Ia a
word, The ClcrVy faii 70 carry ont the apostolic
injunction. "nind not ngn hings, bit cOndescend
gta Unlist SEEK 10 gaiher round Inn, "a many OF
our clergy 90. A fashionable, wealthy cOnWreQa-
ton No, he dengDted Ia the socefy o. social
tarahs. In order that lie mtxht bring them 70
tod = nile ne denounced IN scatnlng terms the
,ealora ii fashion ana The waOle privileged clags
"A Iudea. IaNo many OF Sue cnurc - ~ Europe
aud America what ~ the service pAt
rhafu mere travesy on christianity social
etuo "a selnan rlcn men a0u lr4v0iOus women
1lnes send MISSIONARIES to INDIA. Waat farce
90 snso nonammedaD mnsnna ann Yen VII
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NOTICIAS TELEGRAFICAS.

Los diarios de la Habana traen las
siguientes
Habana, octubre 12. En- telegra
ma dirigido desde Kingston, Jamaica,
q la Prensa Asociada de Nueva York,
Sc dice que ell gobierno de aquella
isla embargo hoy ell vapor UrMg@'y
y ell cargamento de armas que con
duCfa.
Paris, octubre 14.--L' URivers
anuncia que 400 hombres de la parti-
da carIistas de Casteilon entraron en-
Francia y fueron internados hacis
Tarbes.
New York, octubre 15.-Niegase
en- Washington ell rumor de interven-
cion americana en- los asuntos de Gu
ba, cuyo rumor Sc public6 en- ell pc
ri6dico frances ell Memorial Diploma
6Que.
L6ndres, id. ida no.a dc
Espana Ell contestacion al VaticanC
es conciliadora dice que ell gobiernc
hara cuantos esfuerzos sean posiblei
para establecer una buena ammonia
pero que le es impossible predeciI
cual sera la solucion de las C6rtes
Estableciendo una clausula de ID
| Constitution Ia libertad religiosa, ten
dra que sostenerla. La nota pid'
al Vaticano que consientan a un ARE
glo sobre una base tan amplia come
sea possible.
/. L6ndres, octubre 16.-Las autori
| dades francesas han ayrestado 4 10
cariistas Gamundl y OssegIiano.
| Madrid, i'd. Ida Epoca die
Ique "a nota del gobierno al Vatican,
hace referencia q la condicion religio
sa de- Europa y deduce que Espan
no puede quedar exceptuada de e Ia
el peri6dico expresa el deseo d
" --~~--s--v- ~~A ~~-~ @S s2s=ss2
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SECCION LITERARIA.
EL DKA DE DlrUNTOg.

Frnerario dollar de Ia csmpana
desde la torre clama sin cesar,
dia es de los difantos, recordadlo:
iOradl iotadI
Los que sentis del alma los pesares,
venid sObre las tumbas llorar;
las lagrimas consuelan a los tristes:
iOfad! iorad!
A la luz que despunta en- ell oriente
Oseura noche luego seguirA,
las gayas flores presto Sc msrchitan
iOrad! iorad!
Si el alma lucha con angustia fera
de 10 victoria el lauro alcanxark
elevando hasta Dios ferviente ruego:
iOrad! iorsd!
Huerfanos tristes que cruzais 10 tie
(rr@
privados del carino paternal,
rogad por los que yacen en- La tumba:
iOrad! ioradl
Suelto Ell cabello, la mejilla palida
we'd esa madre que lloraodo esta;
del hijo amado la priv6 ell destino:
iOrad! iorad!
iQue triste aniversario! iTriste dia!
aDonde Gescanso el alma encontrara9
la vida es padecer. - luego la muerte:
Dad! lorad!
lDs IN album titsrario.l
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que se negocien modifcaciones en- al
gunos de los artfculos del Concordato

que se negocien modiGcaciones en- al
gunos de los artfculos del Concordato
que nunca podran ser ejecutados.
Nueva- York. i'd Ida Tesorerfa
del gobierno ha reducido la rebaja
acordada a la exportacion azdcares
rehnados en- terrones 4 cincuenta
centayos por 100 libras, y van pro
testar los trafcantes en- contra de esa
medida.
Madrid, octubre 1S.-Se han en-
barcado en- Sahtander mas tropas para
Cuba.
La COwespondemcia publica una
carta de Vltoria en- la cual Sc dice que
ID. Carlos ha mandado prender Do
rregaray y otros cabecillas carlistas,
Be publica ofcialmente ell relevo de
Dorregaray, Mendiri, Velasco y Mo-
grovajo.
Madrid, octubre 19.-Se publica
ofcialmente que solo quedan en- Cata-
luna unos dos mil carlistas y Sc espe
ra que tendran cue rendirse 6 pasar
la ffontera francesa por estar todos
los pueblos en- possession del gob:erno.
Ell general Quesada ha llegado q
Vitoria donde ia vuelto a hacerse
cargo del ~mando en- jefe.
Ell sefor Sagasta ha Ilegado esta
capital.
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fTradueciOn del aleman.l

Lucho en- mi lenta agonia
con una duda Internal. -.
Muriendo en- Ia duda, ique amargo
(seria
mi trance final!
Saber quisiera si--acaso
del sol poniente Ia lug
sera estremecida por tremulO paso
mi f1nebre cruz.
ST ella en- sl solemne dis
de los difuntos quiza,
llOrOsa entire tumbas, buscandO Ia mia
con flores ira. -.
81 una guirnalda en- mi losa
tejera con devotion
81 en- ella de hinojOs, diciendO ireposa!
dirA una oracion!. -.
isl! rezar& con prOfundo
fervor. -. iBien sabe que aN
Como ella no rece, no habra va en- ell
(mundo
quien rece por mi!
E. FI0re,stino Sdp<.
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MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.


Dia 10 De San Thomas, vap. esp. Madrid cap.
Lartitegu, Gag. gral pasaj.
Id id. De Santander y la Coruna vap esp corr.
@Comillas," cap. ID. E. Bayona, Gag. gral pasa.
consig. Ezquiaga.
ID. id. DE Mayagaez, goI. esp @Rspido,s pat.
Vidal earg. prov.
Dia De Ponae, gol. esp. "Amazona,' pat. Care.
ras, carg, prov,
Id. id. De San Thomas, vap esp. "Moctezuma.,s
6ALIDAS.
pls II Para 10 Habana, vsn, esp. eery 'QgpIElss,
sses hsssaa assg ' Rsssk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-03

So ssegara que el cabecilla Savalis
iirigidO 1ltimamente una circular &
amites carlistas de Catalina, partici-
hlOleS su resolucion de continuar la
hFsia, mientras tenga 20 hombres que
bsdezcan; ahadi6ndo que castigara
d pena de muerte & todos squellos
habiendo pertenecido . Ia causa del
sndiente, Sc separen 8 Sc mani6esten
s con ella. Tambien amenaza con ell
lsO incendio q los que no contribu-
icon los recursos necesarios que Sc les
amen para ell sostenimiento de los in
retOs.
ldues Sc presentsron q indulto en-
SaPlOna dos ginetes carlistas, uno de
ualss re6ri6, que venlan con 81 cua-
NANTES, animados de igual prop6sito;
qusisOrprendidos por la partida Rosa
AlniegO, probablemente habran sido
AdOs. Por Ia noche sc presentaron
Il, todOs ellos aragoneses, idigna-
Del NAL trato que recibeD; pues ade-
dsldssden con que los miriam vsscon-
ay nsvarros, se les obliga siempre a
as en- las guerrillas y Sc les destina &
pantos de mayor peligro.
-DiCen las cartas de Roma que lee
en- Ia prensa francesa, que Sc piensa
seno de Ia IgIesia cat6lica elevar al
l6eadO = canonizacion 4 su Santidad
4, que reune va como titulos para
slevadisimo puesto en- Ia cristiandad,
aaIagrO de ID igIes;a de San Agn6s en-
Commemorate alll por nm gran cua-
Ia curscion reciente del Obispo de
'Ae, cue estaba gravemsnte enfermo
asfced . la bendicion papal, Sc repusO
sSlansnte, pudiendo asistir al COngreso
'orencia, donde ha sido revelado este
qdO q milagro.
>Os han aesvanecido por complete los
'ss Dc una guerra entire Inglaterra y
y Aabiendose entablado satisfactorias
aalcaciOnes entire el representante bri-
Wy q gobierno del Celeste Imperio.
IN el pr6ximo cange de prisioneros
Verihque en- CatsIufa, serz inclui-
general carliata Sr Lissrraga, por
4G.alencias establecidas, y an armo-
. 2 que hicisron los carlistas cor
.a Noavilas y 81 brigadier Anton
spisnan, lI.--Ez positive que Sa'
81 hijo, han entrado On Francia
Ian stFavesado r&pidamente, di
saoien es cierta "a entrada de loI
salas Miret, Alvarez y Otros de me
~pOrtancia, los cuales Sc han ocul
= fnuy probable que no Sc lilniten
s. a'rz0a acordadOs, y de que Sc ten
= ios que el Gobierno Sc propon
= a e iaIa de Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-03

n = 4 osqui el extracto o6cial que ha-
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