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his LAWYERS had said . I was startled

his lawyers had said 50; ! was startled
with surprise, and he aid he did not
intend 10 carry tire Ease any further
without lawyers. He said something
about Tracy, but there was no UNDER
standing between US that Tracy should
ne brought into it, o did l propose
his name. The understanding was
that no lawyer should be brought into
our counsels." In reply to a question
by Evarts, as to Moulton's testimony
in regard to a conversation he stated
that he had with witness about en-
ploying Tracy as counsel, Beecher
said "nothing of the kind occurred.
It was all imagination. Moulton never
said to me that he told Tracy that I
was guilty of adultery with Mrs. Til
ton, and that he (Tracy) said if this was
true it must be kept quiet at all hazards.
1t Is an absolute fact, said witness, that
there is not u word of truth in it: it is
false from beginning to end. He new
or said anything to me about it except
what / have stated. He never told me
he told Tilton Of having informed Gen.
Tracy of it. This is entirely false; !
never told MoultOn l was glad Tilton
had assented TO this course, and per-
haps good would come out of it, Wit
ness testified to 25 years. acquaintance
with Oliver Johnson.
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NYE U N ITEMS.
From the Belmont Courier.


THE PoroMAc MINE.-For the past
ten years, from time to time, John p.
COurtier has expended labor and
labor on what Is known as the Potomac
mine, at San Antonio, and at last it is
confidently believed the true assure
vein has been found, containing q fine
body OF high grade ore. 1t appears
that heretofore a considerable portion
Of the money expended has been TO no
purpose, as the mother vein had not
been reached. Within the past few
days, = huge vein, with well defined
walls, has been cut through, contain
ing q prospect that will cheer the
young heart Of John p. COurtier, who
is now at San Francisco. This develop
ment, II it proves what Is expected
of It, will inspire new life in the old
San Antonio District. John will
doubtless abandon his present domes-
tic happiness at the Bay for a time,
and attempt q trip To his mine by
telegraph, on receiving the news of the
strikes
A correspondent at Ellsworth, Nye
county, sends US the following: James
X. Evans, one Of the discoverers of this
district, died on the 2lst ultiino. De-
ceased was born in Brown county,
Ohio, in 1924, which made him 81 years
Of ~ at the time Of his death. He
crossed the plains 10 1850 and settled
in Ellsworth in 1868, where he had re-
sided up to the time OF his death. De-
ceased was highly esteemed by those
who best knew him. His remains
were followed to the grave by all the
citizens OF the town.
Ell DORADO SOUTH SHAFT.-We un-
derstand the new vertical SHAFT Of the
IA Dorado south Mining Company has
atlained . depth Of 70 feet. Consider
ing the short length OF time since the
work was commenced, 1t has been
qp3ckty done, and for which labor
stGAkholders will not growl to put up
their coin, as it Is . well-directed un-
dertakipg.
nxayH At Hor CREEK.-Jos. +. Will
,lislan ~ sold U Maurice N. Donahue
tktGeSh0n6po8 eros OF land, situated in
ina Hot &<Dnyon, known ~ the
UbnGg WiyNlU669 ranch. We did not
tlo65N ~ ppfios paid for the property.
SALE or MINEs.-valuable mining
prQ6erty has recently changed hands
in Ne Revsille District, aud the coin
pa(d on delivery.
JUeT before going to press we were
infOSlased that work on the Monitor
Belmont milne had bssn suspended.
LA W NN fEN +E-"
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"LYoN COUNTY TIMES. "-Harry j.
Norton has assumed editorial charge
of the Lyon Comfy Times during the
temporary absence of Mr.. Kenyon.
Mr.. Norton is an experienced journal
list and will keep up the reputation Of
that excellent paper.
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SrEALINGS.

A company of twenty-five emigrants.
from the East, says the Gold Hill News
of TIE 9th instant, including two wo-
men, were landed at the depot, in Vir-
GINA, Yesterday afternoon, in u blind
ing snOw storm. They stated that they
were nearly destitute of money, and
being entirely u~nacquainted with the
country were at q loss what to do.
They inquired for some cheap hotel or
clearinghouse, to which they were
directed. They had q big disgust en-,
and wondered what ever induced them
to leave their comfortable homes and
come to this barren and f~Orbidding re-
giOn. One IMAM stated that he had
mortgaged his farm In Ohio to raise
money to get to the bonanza. They
were advised to go through to Califor-
MIA and get q job of harvesting in the
valleys of that State.
the seeding business Is further ad-
vanced in Paradise Valley at present
than ever before at this season. Some
of the farmers are almost through,
and nearly all the others have at least
half their crops in. The area under
cultivation this year is larger than
~
Miss Virginia Balmforth, a Califor-
mia girl, has just received letters patent
Tor the invention of a new portable
" button-hOle." If somebody would
invent a shirt button that wouldn't
lose its grip, that person would be the
mother Of her country.
About two months ago at least 200
~ncOs f~Nsa cn1k 7 nlyA View n1a1nf tVnsr
appearance IN the streets of Virginia;
Since then they have disappeared one
by one until but few remain.
Henry Clark and James Neary re-
Gently returned to Phoebe from Pana-
mint. They say there are not 500 peo-
pie in the camp, and men are leaving
It daily. a9'yaasH
The Lander county tax for the cur
rent year Is 81 upon each me hun.
dred dollars worth Of taxable property,
making with the State 81 80 upon each
one hundred dollars valuation.
A Mr.. Finnegan has recently ex-
tracted several tons of ore which
worked $3.50 per ton, from an aban-
dOned claim in Amador district, about
six miles north OF Austin.
Aaron Brooks, recently of Phoebe,
has been awarded $4,000, in currency,
by the umpire Of tie Mexican Claims
Commission.
DIR. Spaulding, the well-known sa-
loonist, has opened q fine establish
ment ut Virginia.
DR.. G. G. Green, a prominent physi-
clan of Virginia, has been sent to the
stockton Insane Asylum.
Senator Stewart was at Virginia last
Tuesday, and NAV he there nov for
aught we know or care.
Last Monday night an Italian lady
gave birth to q child ON the western.
bound train, neal Reno.
The dog poisoner is at work in Aus
tin.
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MICHIGAN ELEcTIoN.--The election
held in Michigan on the 9Th instant re-
suited in a Republican victory by a
larger majority than that of last year.
or twenty-one Circuit Judges elected
thirteen were Republican.
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PICKETT.

we alluO0Q q lew OayS ago 10 the
case Of this poor, old man, who has
lor nearly six months been confined in
. cell Of the San Francisco county Jail,
for offending the dignity Of the Su.
preme Court Of California in asserting
in the presence Of that august tribunal
that one Of the judges. had held his
Office beyond the time for which
he was elected, and that he held
his seat upon the bench with
out legal authority and in violation Of
the constitution Of the State: an opinion
which is held by many Of the most
prominent members of the legal pro-
fesslon on the coast. An effort for his
release was to have been made by .
number Of legal gentlemen, but it ap-
pears, that being imprisoned by an or
der from the highest court in the State
from which there is no appeal, he must
languish in the gloomy cell Of his
prison during the pleasure OF the
Court or until death releases him from
the power Of his judicial prosecutors.
The Grass Valley Union speaks of his
case rs follows: 1.-THE Supreme Court
Of California Is composed OF some five
or six 1--WE haven't called the roll
lately great big men. They are we'll
to do in this world; they wear as much
purple and fine linen every day as they
want to wear; they dine and wine to
m extent that would be satisfactory to
the most extreme follower of Epicu-
rus; they have been honorcd by the
people with high places in the State.
Philosopher Pickett, on the contrary,
Is an old and q poor man; he is afflicted
with q disease which gives the extreme
Of physical suffering. He, perhaps,
made . mistake in rusting against those
well-fed judges and defying them.
He thought that one of them held on
to an Office beyond the time to which
that judge had been elected. He was
right. His manner was blunt, but it
was honest. And so those big judges
confined the old and poor man in a
prison, and they intend, it seems, to
keep him there. He has been COM.
PEELED by sickness to be taken from the
common jail to the County Hospital,
but the Supreme Court did not order
the change for the better. MI. Pickett,
wh0 has n1nck and hrains has falIon
into the clutch or the Supreme Court
of this State, and in his case habeas
corpus, by the nature of the case, Is
suspended. There has never, in all
the history Of civilization, q greater
case Of injustice occurred. The old
man will rot in prison, we believe, and
there IL no power to relieve him. The
highest Court in the State he has Of
Tended and there is no appeal from
that Court"
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THE RevciIIe denies that the "sol-
dier's game" is taught in the Austin
Sunday Schools, and stoutly maintains
that no higher branches of the art than
three-card monte has yet been intro
duced among the Sabbath exercises.
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EASTERN DlSPAIc HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sENr1SEL.]
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DORM.

In Eureka, April :, to the vie Of K. +.
Bartlett, q son.
In Virginia, April 4, to the wife Of Edward
Greenhaigh, 4 daughter.
In Virginia, April 4. to the wife of D. Nc
Nsught, u son.
In Treasure Hill, March 20. to the wife Of
4. Milmarth, q son.
In belmont. April /. tn the wife Of John
Bowman, q son.
In Belmont, April 2. to the wife Of I. War
burton, q son.
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THE CONNECTICUT ELECrIoN.-The
latest news from Connecticut shows
that the Democratic State ticket has
made = clean sweep throughout the
Commonwealth by q majority approx
imating to 1000, the largest Democratic
majority that has heen given at any
election in the State for years. Both
branches OF the Legislature are largely
Democratic. Only n Republican
(Mr. Starkweathar) has been elected to
Congress. General Hawley, Repub-
lioAn, Is defeated by about 500. The
result Is perhaps attributable more to
the fact that the Republican State Con-
vention unequivocally Endorsed the
administration Of President Grant, and
nominated . ticket composed princi-
pally Of men identified with hi. polit-
ical interests. than to any change Of
heart experienced by the people OF the
Nutmeg. State adverse to the cardinal
principles Of the Republican party.
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UNCLE PARKINSON, OF the Carson
Tribune, afer publishing and indors-
ing an article which appeared in the
SENTINEL . few days ago relative to
Dur senior, adds the following:
We take pleasure in stating, as here
tofore we hAye acknowledged, that
George W. Cassidy made q record in
the Sonalo Of Nevada Of which he and
h3s friends may we'll be proud. We
Hay ,spasa and fight and black
R3sdt a0tpetisnes but have still per-
sptnslEy enough len to distinguish .
Mns Of ability from . snob. Friend
Cna13dy may get up . political fight
wf1na 9. but can Alwa4g count IN sup
ymg4 from the 1SS1u<o Sbk legislative
p1.seons - long - We preen1e over it,
OOlumun. NW
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me Bcecher Trial.

New York, April 4.
In the Beecher case this morning, it
was agreed by counsel, and consented
to by the Court, that the further exam
ination ofHenry NJ. Cleveland he post
poned till he can 80 to the country and
ecOver.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-07

nll corazon suFnid0s en- Ia mas espantosa orfan.
dad -. El mund0 os mirara con indiferencia.
con desprecio tai veg; n1illares de obstaculos Sc
opondIan ante Vuestro paso en- ell escabroso sen
dero dc la vida. -. Pero las amas honradas. de
coneleneia sin mancha de prooeder intachable.
desahan las asechan@as de Ia vida, sguen. si-
guen sin cesar nj I'm momento en- ell estrecho SEN
dero que han emprendido, tarde 6 temprano
llegan al lejano punto que les marco la Omnipo-
tencia recibir Ell supreme galardon que Dor
sus vlrtudes constantes trabaios Sc han hecho
acreedoras. Este es el 1nico premio, hiia mia, de
un alma recta crist ana: una conciencia sose
gada como Ell infinite azul en- un dia de bonanza.
en- ell largo transcurso de este vale de lagrimas
un lugar en- la region de los justos por toda una
eternidad, caducada aquella
--Pero mans, deja va ESQ, exclam6 sDolo-
res con tlerna reconvencion desecha estos pre-
sentimientos que tanto nal te hacen en- tn deli
cado estado; por fortuna la hora de tn muerte es
tA aun muy lejana. 80.
Lola, interrumpi6 Ia aaciana cogi6ndola
una mano y estrechandosela af9ctuosamepts.
bastante sc 70 que mi vida toca va 4 sn t6rmi.
no.. Un pssar solo la,era nj corazon.
Esta pobreza, esta orfandad que os amenaza.
Ah! pero no importa, yo me ire satisfecba do
este mundo, porque t1 y Juan aois buenos. ira
bajadores, virtuosos y an2is mucho v,sestra no
bro maare quo tan desamparados os deia 4 los ru.
dos enabatos del raunsio, Dios mira siempre con
agrado pfedileccion q los buenos liiios que CO.
no Tosotros h91rap po3ye maTrc Hoara ' vir-
tn5: he shf "a dnica hereneia, hja mia, Que 4
Ia hora de Ia muerte solo es aab!e legaros vues.
ira madre; aquea viftud, aquel crissiano proce-
der que 20 no cese un instante de incucar en-
yuestros corazones en- la infancia aantas semi
Has las de epyos frutQg me eu0rggllezco ep mi bora
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XVI.

Media nora degpues Dolores con tierna ash
duidad y soilcito inter6s Ilevaba los lahios de
Ia 'enterma una Glnpia copa medic llcna de I'm II
guido de color amarillento.
-Bebe, madre mia, bebe, esta medcina es
de rcsultados muy efcaces y te devolvera la sa-
lud J q nosotros con ella la felicidad
La enfegma desiz6 por su boca una sonrisa
de amarga ironlay apur6 el contenido del vase.
III ia mia, dijo despues de IN rnonsento,
nj vida Va desvaneci6ndose por insbaatss; solo
Ia -Providencia puede devolver pr nselio de un
milagro e perdido oalor mi espls;tu 7 el yigor
nj desfaliecido cuarpo. En bsovo el lucoro de
la noche aiamerars essa casa, no va como IA nan
sion de Ia vida, siao como ID de Ia naue1.e. Dios
me llama a 81 inexorablo juioio y mi alma luoha
ya con esta inerte materia para yolar 4 Ia eterna
pienandaaza...s Yais quedar, pQbgss hiios d
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prueha que ALI y solo ALI fueron in
ducidos q clio por maquiayelicos con-
seios que en otras parties na,lie Sc
presto & dar, nj el misuno sefor con-
sui de Venezuela resid snte en- Ponce.
Mas no fue unicamente en- favor de
Ia personalidad del general Sanz que
nos decidimos a poner en- caro- 10 que
encontraban los emigrantes en- Veae-
zuela y los movies que itnpulsaban al
que aquf les sugerla 4 cambiar su RI
ca y tranquila terra por otra pertur-
bada Y reIativamente pobre. Les gri
tos de dolor y de augusta que annes
tros oidos llegaron como IN eco iris
tisimo desde las playas venezolanas
nos obligaron a dar ell alerta para que
otros infelices compatriotas nuestros
no Sc dejasen seducir por los que ma
da les importan los infortunios de sus
paisanos ST, lanzandolos de sus hoga
res, consiguen sus peri los fines pol1-
ticoa. Peri6dico puerto-riqueno y es
panol, no habria llenado su mission ell
BoLETIN 81 no hubiera dirigido su VOC
honrada los hijos de este suelo que
inconscientemente pudieraa ir en- pos
de los desgraciados cue les precedie-
ron. Nuestras advertencias faeron aEor-
tunadamente escuchadas y tomadas
en- consideration a juzgar por la cesa-
cion completa que Sc ha Observable en-
ell moyimiento emigrante.
Concluyamos. POGO importa que el
ciudadano Terreforte haya obrado,
al enganchar individuos para morir de
miseria y de Intermediates en- Vene-
zueIa, por lucro 8 por 6dio al gene
raj SAM. Lo cierto es que tuG el agente
contesado del destierro de sus compa
trotas: 10 cierto es que sus victimas
le maldicen en- ell ostracismo que al
gun dia daran 4 luz pormenores de Ia
propaganda de su ofcioso amigo que
han de ediGcar q esta sociedad.
Por nuestra parte hemos cumplido
con nuestro deber, y esperanto yer
81 el Sr. Terreforte procede como pro,
cedinos nosotros cuando equiyoca
damente le supusimos uno de los ca
becillas de Lares pof haberIe confun
dido con IN hermano suyo que lleva
su mismo nombre y apellido, nos re-
servamos entire tanto ell derecho que
nos asiste para exigirle por medic de
los tribunales la responsabilidad que
le quepa por habernos injariado gra
vemente.
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co NJ PR OBANTE ES.

La circunstancia de tener demas a
de materiaes interesantes que de Sc
guro leera con gusto ei pdbIico, nos
obliga i suprjmir a publication inte-
gra de varios extensos c0mp' obaates
que, ademas de los pubIicados, nos
han sido romitidos en- vindicacion del
Excmo. Sr General Sanz viIiana-
mente ca|umniado en- una hoja sueIta
que yi6 la luz en- los Estados-Unido
y de cuyo contenido dirnos clara idea
en- nuestros ndmeros del 10 y II dc
diciembre. Vamos, sin embargo, a
hacer un breve extsacto de los docu-
mentos de esta fndoIe que tenemos
4 la vista.
EI Sr. comandaDte honorario don
Estanislao Marfa Fernandez y ell co
nlandante captain d. Juan E Tinaje-
70, ambos de Milieias, nos escriben
de Humacao con fccha % de enero
conGrmando 10 va dicho por otros, q
saber, "que todos los ofciales del in.
dica4o institute estan disfrutando en-
sus hogares los suicides reglamenta-
rios designados & sus classes respecti
vas;" que nunca a los hijos del pals
Sc les ha puesto traba alguna para irf
gresar en- el Ej6rcito active, como 10
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postrera, los nismos que no dudo bendecir6 l
pues de mi muerte material desde ell tribuna.
la inapelable Divinidad.
La enferma, completamente fatigada inc.
no la cabeza sobre 81 pecho J guard6 siIenc0.
--Dios mio, murmur6 con acento entrec
tado despues de un corto intervalo, cuanto tar
mi hij .Si tendre que morir sin adarIe el q
mo beso de una madre en- su frentel. -. B
es horrible!.-.. Lola, prosigui6 la anciana &
febril exaltacion; ii Andres, que cora air.
mento en- busca de mi hijo... All! me se.
morir quiero hacerlo rodeada de todos los s
res queridos de mi corazon! ~. Core, 10
por Dios, corre! ---.
Lola, asustada por ell estado de su mad
sali6 de Ia alcoba cumplir sus 6rdenes.
La pobre anciana estaba ia vacilando
borde del profundo abiamo de la eternidad.
Seguramente Ell albor del venidero dia ad
braria un cadaver mas sobre la faz de Ia tist.
y una familia surnida en- la mas angustioss
versidad,
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En una modesto cana &c hierro deseansa la
pobrs anciana Ia santa madre quo en- breve vo-
lara desde cl sono de sus amados hos Ia man
sion del Senior, para dar cuenta de una honrada
vida.
En- este momento sts parpados han cedido
Ia banda pero irresistible preston dc IN sueaa,
tai vez sosegado = apacible.
Esta intensamente palida. Sus lbios seeos
y descoloridos, Y "a asulada oria que p;nts las
profundas orbitas de sus cerrados oios anunciaa,
4 nutstro entender, mas de una fatgasa respi
racion, el pr6ximo Inevitable trlnsito dc Ia vida
a la eternidaa.
A Ia cabecora de aqael lecho del do'or, vea
Ell sueao de una buena madre IN angel -...
Sgs limpios CLOS, paros como q azal dsl
cielo de Apdalucfa, estan fios una : otra hora
co.. earihoso intsrss en- eI cadav6rico semblante
de su madre morbanaa alumbrado d6binente
por el tenue rehejo de ua yeIoa de cobre.
Nj siguiqsa 70 atreye desahogar ~ d0logt-
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aspecto bondadoso y de cabeza cana que no era
otro que ell m6dico de la casa, Andres, el pro
mcti3o esposo de Dolores.
FL primero escrbia con asiduidad, y 81 Sc
gundo LEILA en- un abultado tomo, drigiendo de
vez en- cuando miradas tristes al par que carno-
sas haca la alcoba de la enferma madre de gu
amor.
Aunque una ligera cortina de modesto pero
curioso y aseado percal obstraya nuestras mira
das Y nuestgo paso, cen todo penetfarelnos ea la
citada alcoba sin hacer ell mas mlnimo ruido, an
dando de puntilIas conteniendo ell alento como
Sc suele hacer en- estos casos, y nos haremos
cargo de 10 que acontece con ana nom 'ntanea
pero Investigators ojeada
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INJURIA GRAVE.


> Els1seDspO parece desconocer COM
pletamente la legislation penal por
ESQ su director Sc ha yisto va en- la
carcel, pr6fugo, y en- varios compro-
misos, 10 que debe proyenir de igno-
rancla, presumimos, mas que de ma
licia Sepa ell Sr Terreforte que 81 no
hay tribunales que castiguen los gar
rafales gramaticales, los hay que, &
peticion de parte, imponen severas
penas q los que publican iniurias con
ira personals respetables, y que 81 le
hemos dejado pasar la palabra coba-
Zero escrita asi, en- bastardilla, con
que nos ha designado, palabra que
impresa de esta mansra significa pre-
cisalnente 10 contrario de 10 que vale
en- el diccionario de la lengua, ha sido
porque tenemos la fntima conviction
de que descono2e coDpletamente el
sentldo genuine de las voces castella
mas. Pero en- su n1mero del 80 nos
lanza al rostro la injuria grave de su
ponernos calumniadores, es decir, nos
atribnye un delito Y como, segun el
Codigo, "es injuria toda expression
proterida accion eiecutada en- des
honra, descr6dito 8 menosprecio de
otra persona; como "es iljuria grave
la saapat0cio@ de an delito de- los que
no dan lugar q procedinien de off,
clio" y como ''las injurias graves he
chas por escrito y con pubicidad Sc
ran castigadas con la pena de des-
tierro en- su grado medic al maximo
y multa de 250 a $500 pesetasn (1),
(equivalentes EN- Puerto Rico 4 725
"a 1880 pesetas) resulta que 81 nos
otros hacemos compa1ecer al ST.. Ter
reforte en- los tribunales. como & clio
tenemos perfecto derecho, estamos
habllitados por la ley para hacerle
sufrir un destierro y un castigo pecu-
mario NADIA insignifcante. Porque nos
otros no le hemos inferido .calumnia
alguna que le autorizara para iniuriar-
nos lmpunemente. IliImos que tenfa-
mos en- nuestro poder una carta sus
crlta por persona responsible que nos
di6 facultades para hacer de ella ell
uso que estimaramos oportuno, en-
que Sc nos manifestaba que dicho ciu-
dadano era 8 habia sido ell encargado
de embarcar emigrantes para Vene
zuela, percibieEdo la comis;on de cua-
tro pesos por barba. ERA este inexac-
tog Pues ell autor de la carta Y no nos
otros serfa el calumniador, Y 10 cue
Proeedfa era demandarnos en- iuicio
de concliacion para que exhibieramos
dlcho docnmento a fin de que lie que
dara alberta la puerta del pro edi-
miento q que hubiera lugar Pefo es-
tampar nuestro nombre propio Ell un
artfculo que titula UNA cALUMN1A MAS,
imputandonos repetidas veces un de
Ito que no henlos cometido, constitu-
ye una iniuria grave y al Sr Terre-
torte ell delincuente.
Mas 10 peregrino del case es que ell
mismo indiyiduo conGesa con un
sans tacon adorable que es cierto que
ha hecho aquel servicio & los que
querian pasar q Venezuela, pero que
10 hizo no como agente directo del
gobierno de la repdblica sino como
agente de su representante legal en-
esta provincia, que dicho gobierno
no paga cuatro pesos sino dos por ca
lD C6digo Pers.l Reformado, capltulo H. art{culos
a7I, Az s53, C6dgo que sirvs de doctrina nues.
tros tribunales.