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GRAND OPERA uOUsR-

The reOpening OF this theater is contemplated
Mr. Foster lie mastering his forces and purposes to
orng out in trappngs the spectacle play Of The
Twelve Temptations" The l5,h OF May Is mentioned
he d,e Of resumption OF dramatic proceedings at this
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CONGRESSMAN ELECTED IL ALABAMA

ATLANTA, Ga, May 6.-Bonjanin Hill is
e,eccd to Congress from the hin,h District in place Of
Mc:ilin iccolseL
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might with the play OF "rhe Two Orphans In which
their appearance cannot but be sadly Significant
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HdKRiFH

nAYTON-CUANpr.rR-At ROckaway, y. j. May :. at the
rIence OF the brides uncle C. A. Nccartv, by the Rev
r. Butler AlonrO Dayton of aritan. ~ j., 70 mary E-
daughter Of the late Hon J.. A Chandler
E,NES- ROyCF-At Monticello n. Y, WEDNESDAY. May 81
by the Rev y Harsow ard f. Eamrs 81 brooklyn y.
Y Royce daughter OF stopnen '" ho)oe VI 'ns
f01ner pace
An y,;o,s NJ Marian, rs,st BE- irdOrsed to,A /sE
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WASHINGTON.
DEVICES OF THE WHISKY RING.

DEVICES OF THE WHISKY RING.
A TREASURY AGENT SAID TO HAVE sOCdHT AN Ar
P0IsrMESr FOR THE PURPOSE OF ACTING Az A
spy ON THE GOVERNMENT IN TIE INTERESTS OF
THE WHISKY RINGS or THE WEST.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsBl
WASHINGTON, Nay 6.-Rnmors have been cprrent
for several days that the Treasury Departments nae
received important evidence in regard 10 the opera
tions of Whisky Ring OF IT. Louis and at other
points in the West. These have been circulated by
the friends Of q special agent whose commission mas
lust expired He came here in February from 81
Louis and represented to the Secretary that no nhd
valuable information in regard to Whisky king IN
ST. Louis and that if he was commissioned AZ speclai
agent so that he could act by authority, ne
would insure the breaking up of this Ring Ills
statements were specific that it was deemed oest
To employ him, and be appointed. he returned
to St. Louis and pretended to begin work. About
week ago no appeared here and made verbal re-
port. He had written nothing. had collected no eyi-
dence or information of any value, and ms course
and his associations while here were such as to cause
officers Of the Department to suspect that he had
from the first been acting IA an agent oil some mug
and that his real business 10 ascertain II poss
ble whether the Government was contemplating
any move upon the Whisky Rings OF the country
When his verbal report was made the necessity OF
EMPLOYING him further did not appear, and ms ap-
po;ntmcnt was revoked. His friends here represent
his work as very important. and exposing the
secret of several Rings The Department was much
disappoiuied by hi. utter failure, as 1t had hoped
that at Last il would be able to lay iis hands upon
a Ring whose existence it has been led to suspect
However this move to obtain definite evidence
against it has failed.
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DIED

Al Notices Of Marriages must Be Endorsed toaA f@c
aame aad address.
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The new Commissioner OF Pensions, Akin
SON. thinks that the clerical force OF his office needs
cOrganzng by the Substitution OF male for OF the
female clerks, and by increase in the number OF
poyes At the time, while he tnds tho work OF the
Bureau far behind. the limited appropriations for tho
next fiscal year will probably necestate the discharge
of at least so clerks tho 30th Of June next that
there Is little prospect that the work Of tho office
soon be Brought up TO date
IMMIGRATION AT THE PORT or NETWORK.
Returns made to the Bureau of Statistics
show during month ended April 80. 1879 there
arrived the Port OF New-York 1870 immigrants. OF
whom s,035 were males and 6.l38 females For the
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4 osi am tounc.

| ,H~T-on MONDAY, ~ ncishbOrhood OF sun build
hhtkcd Kahn The hrdrr viii be hbcraIiy re- warned
Tribune. 'H "''N VI 'no
ONT or STOIEN.-Si0 reward. -Vahc hat
- ~ alacned, between Old sip, Sew Ynrk and
10, - second place, brooklyn via South F,Iry he
tweeh 0 ana r. ~, NOV. |, 1873. Apply AT sMiTH'5
NAPIose, o OIu ohP. W lOO DehAlD aY.. DTOoAlyn.
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rhs Autumn House CIenuIna.

from "e Pu"""y -''"' -
She has got on n torn dress, hitched up
., nne aide suff1cienty to rcvc an unbuttoneh
shoe : there IRE fakes ~ whitewash In her hair
and ON her chin her dress IS wet, her myers
arc pari oiled. and her thumb his been spiit
rith a hammer, but her eve ~ IA clear ana
bright IA that Of a maj r-gcncral ON heid DAY.
She picks up handful II skr,a and SKINS
through the auartments. seeing i've hundred
things that should ne done At once. and trying
TO do them; aud every time sno CONES IN reach
Of the dresser, she snatchcs look into the glass
and shoycs r fresh hairrin into her dill ptdaied
coil And thus planted In the Debris. Ike a
queen on her throne. she until shinely asserts
wretrhod shape :" "Itl be so gitd when THIS Is
over 4" - II does seem as n my back will snau In
two 4" I'm good mind tn say III never Gle IN
mind unccnsctouslv scars heavcnw ird, and she
wonders u there will be a hOusc-cleaning sea
son there. and II not, how a I've ven con he maie
OF it, IL is this speculation which gives her
that dreamy eNprt ssiOn when sue 10 cutting
your bre I'd with the soap knife.
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II-souni PACIriC KAlLnOAp.

missouri PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Ni OFfIcE of Tux ATLANTIC AND PACfYiC/
kAfLHoAD oMrANY.
BB An ~. NV YORK. Oci. %, 1878. J
In accordance ~ltt the ru-g stuns thc commit ee
OF Missouri FAcn stocA olleis 90 their rep r made
on the 2fh 30 T., the Directors II the ATLANTIC ~
PA, iF.C RAJ Road tOMfANi instruct ne 10 oner
20 IA stOo hold r. OF the Missouri Pac a. Ru.ruad
Z ,aji ool lilRp MORTGAGE 30 Us OF SAL Plcidc
broad Al 20 pr cent. Stockholders 10 have the
pr ference to purchase sad Blad. that rate unt
and uciud NJy 10 1879. The proceed, Of said sales
q De- u,ri ony ia hquditing the Floating DeJt VI
carry spouse from the stockholders f. requested
ANDREW PIERCE. President
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
N "a aud 81 aV-., hetResn 20 auI 0ith sta.
The unsst collection Of
MOSDERI III MACHINERY ana ELEG ANT PROD.
UtrS ever exhibited Ia this country
THE GRAND ORGIES INA Is now assisted By
LEVY
LEVY,
LEVY,
the worldrenowned cornet player.
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PETER STEWART,
fG2 BCWERY.

OUR STOCK or FINR FuRs IS BEYOND Ala
COMPARISON TnE
LARGEST, nANDsoMEsT. BEST SELECTED, AM
CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.
OUR Long AND SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE IN
THE BUSINESS ENABLES US TO
SELECT THE BEST SKINS FOR THEIR MANI
FAcTURE.
AND THE EXTREME DULL TIMES" LlKEwla
ENABLE US TO PROCURE THEM
FAR BELOW THE MARKET PRICE, AS VIZ PAY
CASH FOR ALL.
WE HAVE WHITE FUR sACoUEs FOR cHILDRu
AT LESS THAN COMMON CLOTH WHITE Yra
BoSNETs. HOODS AND CAPS. AT LESS
THAN COMMON FELT HATS, WHITE
FUR SETS, GRAY FUR SETS. WHITE
AND GRAY MIXED. AND ALL oTH.
Err STYLES FOR CHILDREN
VERY Low.
FOR LADIES WE HAVE GENUINE SEAL sAcoun
FROM go TO tie25O .
IMITATION SEAL. AND ALL OTHER sAceUs
FOR QUALITY. QUANTITY AND PRICE. CAN
NOT BE FOUND ELSEWHERE. SEAL sr1a
MINK. SABLE, ERMINE. ALASKA SABLE,
hARrEN, LYNX, FOX. AND ALL
THEIR INVITATIONS IN GREAT
ABUNDANCE.
FUR TRIMMINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. CUT
FROM SELECTED SKINS. AT ABOUT ONE
HALF THE PRICE CHARGED IN
OTHER STORES.
FURs ALTERED AND REPAIRED IL THE BEn
MANNER AND AT THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE PRICES.
Take our advice by seeing for yourselves. aposo.
PETER STEWART.
100 BowtRY, between Spring and Droonc, "a
OPENING EVERY DAY
NEW STYLES IS FELT HAAS. AT PRICES LOWE
THAN EVER
LADIES', MISSES, MEMS AND BoYs. Trimmed. All
Unframed, IN GREAT Variety
vELvETs, vELvETEENs, SILKS. sATINs. RD
BoNs. LACEs, FRENCH FLOwERs.
FEATHERS. AMI all other mate.
uAh for Hats and Bonnes
In abundance.
NRcKERCHIEFs. TIES RUCHlNG. AND ALI
OTHER SECKwEAR AT BOTTOM PRICES.
oURKID GLOVE AND CORSET DEPARTMENT
u full OF Choice Goods. At prices Lover than .uJ
other house in this city.
UMBRELLAS.
good seven nb-crook handle IS cents ,od a. otss
stores for cS cents. All others IN proportion.
up TO the nnest silk.
PETER STEWART.
lo2 BowERY.
between Broome and sprng,u
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flnartlal.
-DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
IA bought aud sold ~ the ulde-tahlishcd
StOck aud BDud II use Of
ALBERT ii. NltOLAY n co,
a. Pine a.. New York.
GERMAN UPTOWN SAVINGS bANk.

GERMAN lP-TONN SAVINGS BANK.
Al regular meeting ~ the hoard Of Trustees Of the
German Uptoa saving, Bank IA the cry Of New
l"r~, held at the bans bulunf corner 4 b5th 81 aud
THIRD AZ, on tn 27th day q Ortob 1879 an election
OF officers took place " ich Routed 40 iol.ovs;
For First Vire.Prrsid Mt. JOuN u. ChlMMiNs.
For Ire surer, II A,l.ES SCHAFFNER
At tic SINE mrrtns commit ce 4 seven trustees
consisting = Henry aus en-, Jr John ID. trimnlus,
Anton Hem, A Michel lscucr. ;. -. 4. MurphS. H.
A. X .pp. and Adolf LeYn-rr. and which hal De- a..
point, previous meeting to examine the assets
and ltOiities ~ the bank, after IA rough
haustive exam nat ON niauC u following report, VIZ;
ASSETS.
New York city bonds market value .... $40 7O5 10
Me-tc l-ster county bon IT, ulArKrt value. 1910 20
1tn.ers city 0Onds uarkct value. .s.... 1910 %
Alabama \ per Ce g. bOn1-, marx value. 3yDDJ W
Town DO .ds stale u sew YORK, market
Vaue........... ....................... is1i65 90
Call claims, secured by Intcd States aud
New York town bonds. 6c..............., 7l.24i "
Rcai ate yielding an annual rcutA OF
$1,000 exclusive u banking 1870 900 90
Ofcc furn urr, safes and nx.ures 1000 20
Bonds aud NOR ................... tT3O3i 81
Ca on hand. 20 g7a uJ
Cash deposit In bank ................ % 81 90
Accrued interest and rcnts............... S571s ~
Ioth -. .tp -
.................. l.2l25UJ Al
Due depositors, iAtefest, &c.
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Sa0lnls Sums.

nEPOSI rDRS IA Freedmins Savings BANK can
~ collect nr,t dividend
SAM 7. HARRIs Banker
o5S Rru.t w., corner OF Bond st.
EXCELSI0h -AvING- BANk,
interest computed ana COMPOUNDED Jaruary and July.
Interest pad. SIX PER CENT. Interest CONNIE noes
the nrst Ofthe mOnth foil owing deposit. BANK
open daily also Monday "Wednesday. AMI SATURDAY
evenings JOHN K DIX WIFE Presiient
H. n. rHuRnER Vice Pres't. GKo. c. WALDO. secJ
SIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK,
- broadsay and AstOr place. kst lished 1883
Open dali from 10 A. NJ. to 4. ".
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S,ntlstrp.

culver FILINGS, Scot warranted. Examine
= specimens Sew YOrN Dental Rooms. 2B2 9Th aV.
Es,aDsh,d 1851 beautiful SET SS gum teeth. $40
- TSctinE gAs free. SILVER ulling. 60c warranted.
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GREAT REELECTION IN Fare-rne Peoples
N Line steamers To Albany state rooms warmed Dy
steam. Passage only 81 Berths 81 eta. Deck passage
90 cts, Leaving daily Sundays eIcepted) at r. NJ,
from Pier IL, y r., foot OF Canal At
OPPOSITION Albany and through TO Troy
" deck, % cts. with berth. 81 with ROOM u 50.
SCHUYLER, from Franklin st., Pier rs, Mondays, Wed.
nes .Ays and Fridays, q p. ~. j W. HASCOX.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-05

vandose gran parte de la compania que
10 guarnecia. Embellishments que tuvc
conocimiento del suceso ell comandante
general de Vizcaya, march6 de Bilbao con
las tropas de que pudo disponer, reforzan-
do la importante posicion de- Arriaga y
hacienda fuego la nueva posicion del
enemigo desde dos fuertes inmediatos y
desde ell vapor BueNaveatssra, que sc ST.
tuo en- ell desierto, adoptandose todas las
| disposiciones convenientes.
-Coutindan en- Bayona las presenta-
clones de jefes y o6ciales carlistas al con-
sui espanol.
Las noticias de los distritos de Palencia
y Cataluna siguen siendo muy satisfacto-
rias.
No es tierto que en- ell Norte hayan en-
prendido las tropas las operaciones.s
En- la Bolsa de Madrid Sc cotiz6 aver
IA ell 3 por 100 interior 1866 y 60 y
ell exterior 20-4O.
-Por el Miuisterio de la Guerra sc ha
manifestado al captain general de Puerto
Rico y al jefe de E. M, la satisfaction
con que ha visto ell Gobierno la conducta
Observable por ambas autoridades militia
res en- los sucesos de Ponce, ocurridos re-
cientemente.
-El Sr. d. Cayetano Bonafox ha ST.
do nombrado intendente general de Ha-
cienda de la isla de Cuba Las condicio-
mes de inteligencia integridad de tan
antique funcionario, son un buen augur o
para el exito de su gestion en- aquella isla.
Han sido nombrados ayudantes de
ingenieros de montes de la isla de Puerto
Rico. D. Pedro Alfonso y Ruiz d. Ra-
mon Garcia Saenz.
--Ha sido promovido al empleo de te-
niente eoronel de artillerfa del ejercito de
Puerto Rico, ell comandante del cuerpo
en- Ia Peninsula, D. Ramon Rodriguez
Rivera.
-El juez municipal de Ulldecona ha
iecibido un ofcio de los carlistas, previ-
niendole que eontin1e desempenando sus
funciones, y que remita todos los docu-
mentos 4 Cantavieja, donde tienen ellos
establecida sa audiencia.
-Segun tel6grama recibido del capi-
tan general de Navarro, Ell dia 20 las
de la noche cay6 en- Pamplona un globo
aerostatico, ell Satwno, montado por los
Sres. GODDARD. Saint Y ande, julie vi
cents, procedente de Bayona, de donde
sali6 ell dia anterior las dos de la tarde.
Sc prodig6 q los aereonautas toda clase
de auxilios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-05

tismo de fuego tan alto ha sabido dejar su
pabellon. 7 desenganense nuestros ene-
migos: asi y siempre asf nos han de en-
contrar; 35 hombres resistiendo q 1000.
Continuando su correrfa, llegaron q
acercarse tanto al poblado de la Macagua,
que sus vecinos, alarmados, vinieron to
mar refugio en- este ingenio; pero fue solo
alarma, pues el enemigo paso de largo y
no Sc atrevi6 & usar la Santa Tea; algun
ciadadaao-maso,s quizas les avis6 nuestra
proximidad y no quiso segundo escarmien-
to. Podran sorprender caserfos, quemar
alguna tienda aislada, pero entablar COM
bate personal no entra en- sus tacticas, y
hacen bien. Con todo es de esperar que Sc
les acabe pronto su actual pasatiempo de
correr las sabanas, pues tengo la certeza,
no tan solo del gran n6mero de fuerzas
que Sc han acumulado para ell objeto, 81
que tambien del acierto que preside las
operaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-05

vanguardia sobre dicho campamentO, dis
persando conpletamente al enemigo y
hacienda prisionero al titulado iefe de Sa-
nidad D. Antonio Luaces, cuyo caballo
que montaba fue emuerto. aprehendiendo
caballos mas, uno de .ellos Ell del Ingle.
sito, tres mulos, diez monturas, una BAN
dera. cubana de seda, numerosa E intere-
sante correspondence, medicina, municio.
nes, calzado muchos efectOs-El ene-
migo en- compIeta dispersion Sc dirigi6 en-
su huida hacia los montes de Najasa.
La valiente columna, agotadas sus ra
clones, Sc racion6 nuevamente, lena de
admirable aOnegacion y patriotismo y
continda Ia persecution con ardor y 6rme
perseverancia En- dicho encuentro Sc hi
20 prisionero Don Manuel Carmenati.
Satisfactorio ha sido este encuentro y
asi 10 consigna en- la 6rden general de la
plaza nuestro apreciable y celoso Excmo.
Sr. Comandante general d. Juan AM
pudia.
Felicitemos 4 los valientes bravos que
han dado esa leccion mas al enemigo; pc
ro felicitemos tambien a. la privilegiada
cabeza que no tiene reposo nj descanso
mientras sabe que ell enemigo esta en- la
jurisdiction de su mando y que en- tan
cortisimo tempo ha desorientado diez
mado las huestes insurrectas de una
manera sorprendente inesperada.
Honor al que honor merece!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-05

en- el tren de Caibarien, en- la manana del
LINES. A las 10 de La nanana salieron a
recibirlos el senor tenicnte gobernador,
representatives de los cuerpos de la
guarnicion jefes y ofciales de volunta-
rios = bomberos con sus mdsicas, distri"
buy 6ndose en- la plaza de armas las tro-
pas uu refresco y abundantes c'garros; y
por la noche Sc di6 un bale en- el Casino
Espanol, en- obsequio q dicha columna,
abundando en- el la animation y los dull
ces, que con tanta galanter1a les brindo
la directiva del mismo.
Colon, z de abril, las de la tarde.
-Cinco companies de voluntarios de ar
tilIerfa, que quedaron en- la Macagua, de-
ben haber batido va al enemigo. Reinan
entusiasmo decision; discipline inmejo-
rable. Estan guarnecidos los ingenios de
la Inca de la Macagua, llmites Sagua y
Cienfuegos hasta Manjuaries. Fuerzas
que vayan viniendo formaran otra Inca
defensiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-05
NOTICIAS DE CUBA.

Como lasoperaciones en- aquel a.isla
han cobrado -grande actividad desde
que tom6 possession del mando ell Con-
de de Valmaseda, ysabemos que nues-
tros favorecedores tienen los ojos fijos
en- la contienda que allf Sc debate, su-
primimos otros materiales por dar
cabida a las siguientes noticias que
tomamos de la prensa cubana, y que
son mas recientes que las publicadas
en- nuestro n1mero anterior:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-05
SALIDAS.

Dia 19 de mayo.-Para Arecibo, sgol esp Petra,
cap. Jose Garran, pasajeros; De Petronia Gambia,
DR.. G. S. Fop. g - -
Dia2-Para Burdeos, yap. frances Gaadeloupe.
pasaeros; Mr.. Pietro Marchett Luigio Biazze, Vim.
eenzo Falenti Jose NJ. Berrizbeta su Sra v ninas.
y criado, Antera Larrea Francisco de p Munoz
Dia para la Habana, vap. esp. Marsella pasa-
jeras; Pbro. d. Badomero Monaner v un criado D.
francisco de la Sierra Juan E. Marin, Manuel Aidea.
A. Vazquez Gomez, Carmeo Bascaran N. simoris,
II. NJ. Lajo. j. Con -alezs f -
Para i'd, vap. esp. Isla de Cuba pasaieros.
d. J1se Mendez, Juan de Garicano, James Royenr
son, MIR. Fihps, Juan Ortega, Julian Buera Juan
Costa, confinado cunpldo,, i soldado Juan Bengno
Vera, 10 maiineros de la Armada, Francisco Garcia
Belisario lgarez, Miguel Muniz, Bonifacio Arangn
ren, Salvador Badrasa, Qurico Haguno Juan Almen-
dro Sra, Alberto Cot6, Juan Antonio Panadero.
Para Puero-Plata, vap. alen Maracabo. can
t1schbein, asajeros; ID. Jose Fontaner Forfos.
Francisco Armengol Heras
Dia 4:-Para la costa, vap. ing. Mersey, pasis. Da
susanna Hernandez niio, Luis Casals, Juaaa isuz-
man, Flora Dia, German Casainayor Polit alpo Car
70 Ctesro Luisa Romani, Asuncion RomanI Juan
Labfasa Isabel Vizcarrondo, Isabel Peralta Manuel
Vicente, Amelia Aguayo Ramona Graz, Antonio Fir
po, Francisco Romerl, Manuel Alcala del Olmo,
Francisco Larnier.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-05
MOvIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

Dia de mayo.-De Cabo Haitauo vap. frances
GCuadeloupe, cap Mr. Frangenl, 2 pasajeros, Mile.
Carmen Arter Grandi, Mr. Franc Beneal
Mr.. NJ. Culloch. u
De Bermudas (san Jorge) baland, ingl. Planters
Packet, cap. Mr.. Ernesto Huet. SllefAg 81
Dia 3-De la Coruna, vap. correog esp Islade Gu
ha, cap .. Juan de Ugarte, 81 pasaeros; D. Ignaco
j. Tudea y Sra., D. Severe Baston ygCofton sAnto-
nio Vazquez Marceno Meudez, 2 soldados Mannel
ubeda, Mariana Rubo, Angel Ana,esy Sra, Manuel
soldados.
De santh6mas, vap. esp. Marsella, cap D.sDionisio
Nulez, 2 pasajeros; d. E. Bergafo,, Mr. Edward
Moron
De Barcelona, berg. gel. espa EelOE, cap D. Jose
Antonio Zugast So. s-<a.
De Mayaguez berg. gof amer: Erie. 1
Dia 4.-De Santh6mas, vap ing. Mersey, cap Mr..
Compton, pasajeros; ID. Joaquin de la Pena, Won
Epps Mr.. Salas criados, P. r. Escudero Fsancis-
co Gerones, Manuel Roman, Julian Arroyo #. Es-
piuosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-05
"PUERTo-PRfNCIpE.

Comenzaremos por decir que la acre
ditada columna de Flanqueadores de Val
maseda y Seccion de Gibaros. al mando
del no menos acreditado teniente .coronel
d. jaime San FelId, en- reconocimientos
por Ell rio Zaramaguacan y por los montes
de Itabo, encontr0 ell dia del corriente
una partida de rebeldes la que cause tres
muertos y un prisionero, apoderandose de
un caballo y un armamento, sin tener por
su parte novedad alguna
Los muertos fueron reconocidos por ell
prisionero Julio Aragon, resultando ser:
Ramon Polo, Clemente Noy y N. Uria.
Tambien ell presentado d. Juan Labor
da con 10 hombres de su fuerza acompa-
hado de otros de las guerrillas de Verga :
rs, Arrange y veinte mas del Rey, en- rocco
nocimientos y operaciones que han durado
seis dias, hA dado briIIantes resultados,
pues Sc le han causado algunos muertos al
enemigo y nos hemos apoderado de 5
armas de fuego, de II caballos y .mulos
Como complemento de estos resultados
Sc han presentado indulto 4 dicha pc
quena columna, II hombres, 2 con armas
y 81 personas mas entire mnjeres y ninos.
Fin ell Corral Sc destruy6 al :enemigo un
taller de p6lvora y otros efectos de POGO
valor,
Por nuestra parte no hemos tenido mo-
vedad.
Sc nos acaba de comunicar ell glorioso
encuentro que ell dia IL del corriente tuvo
con Ell enemigo, el bravo intrepido te-
niente coronel comandante de Estado Ma
yor de esta plaza, .Sr. D. Carlos Rodri-
guez, jefe de la columna montada, COM
puesta de guerrillas fuerza del Regi-
miento de Caballeria del Principe, y cuyos
detalles son los siguientes:
tDesde la Carload de Arteaga diio ano-
che ell valiente jefe mencionado nuestro
sohcito Excmo. Sr. Comandante General.
que en- gus operaciones desde ell dia IL
del actual. habla reconocido 4 Guanama-
quilla, Irgenio Chiquito, Aguacate, Rim
con de Maraguan, San Rafael, Industria,
Viamones, Ingenio Grande, San Carlos,
Mercedes, Los Cocos, Corralito, Cascaron.
La Horqueta, Santa Fe, Ingenio Vieio.
La Paz Bonora, Peralejo , Crimea in
mediate este punto di6 muerte en- el
rancho de Manuel Carmenati 4 dos hon.
bres de ocho que Sc encontraban ALI la
mado uno de ellos Antonio Ibornosa, di-
rector de un taller de calzado, habiendo
sabido por unas mujeres que ell Inglesito
Sc encontraba acampado con 40 homhres
en- la hnca de la Crimea.. En- esta virtud
= con tales informes Sc dirigi6 ell Sr. Ro-
dr.guez nueyamente dicho punto al
amanecer, y lan7andoles su vanguardia,
compuesta de exploradores, fuerxa de
presentado Laboria y 50 caballos de
!, Principe, sigpiendo dicho iefe son el res.
to de "a c0lapaa en- gr0tss2squ, cayQ i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-05
Los EROEs .MADRILENo
Del DOS DE MAYO DE lsOs.

Heroes de MAYO!ej ejemplos de hidalgu{a;
Los que morals en- la mansion del ljusto!
Perdonad ST os profano ell lecho augusta
Levantando atrevido la voz mia.
7 al recordar ell tan glorioso dia
Que hollasteis del tirano el ceno adusto,
Venero a un tempo con immense gusto
Vlestro indomable arroo y valentla.
Dsscansad en- la huesa mortuoria
Sin temer de los tiempos la inclemencia,
iQue nunca pierde un pueblo la memoria!
mientras viva del valor la esencia,
Conservara esta pagina de gloria
7 sabra defender su independencia
P.S.yG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-05
REMEDIES.
Dice El Leon ESpaaol:

Dlce III Leon ESpa1sOL:
Como esperzbamcs, el domingo Ia CO.
iumna del senor coronel Bergel encontro
al enemigo en- el potrero Mo,steagudo, en-
ndmero de 500, batiendolos completamen-
te y cansandoles l6 muertos vistos, mu-
chas bajas quo retiraron en- su fuga.
Nuestras perdidas consistieron en- dos SOL
dad0s nass.os 7 > hss.dea Sus lsgsy0n