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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-07
NO1ICIAS DE LA PENINSULA

Seguimos reproduciendo las que
nos ha traido ell 6ltimo correo:
Eli Journal des Debats publica IN te'
Iegrama de Bayona del dia en- que
dice que en- aquella ciudad circuIaba s
runner de que doce cs..istas de los qua
detuyierOn en- Vera a la sonora E hijas de-
general Aguirre, sometido q la legaida
VICENTE, Sc habian atrevido a penetrara a
terr torio frances con obleto de apo ierar;'
de la persons de Aguirre.
- Las Pr0UinciaS de Valencias rectih'a
sus noticias respecto 4 Dorregaray, Dr.
ciendo que este con Gamundi Sc hallaD'
1!timamente en- ell Foscali, Cucala a.
varez en- Albocacer. Dorregaray, ahsdS
ha mandado fusilar a un joyen cOml'''
nista valenefano cue recorrie les Puea'
del Maestrasgc por negee;os de ian'flh
que hablando en- ell Forcall con algans
amigos suyos, les aeonsei6 que dejassn
vida aventurera de la guerra. \
Ell vecindario de. Viilafranca Sc D''
consternado por haberse lievadO los @.
iatas la c&rcel Ce Cantavieja a cuan'@
vccinos eran conocidos como Iiberales
He aqui las sigsientes notiola' e.
hemos Ieido en- eI Diario de Saa Ss1as,Ds
y que, de ser c;ertas, tienen verdao''
Specification.
"EI sabado, dice, Sc acerc6 una ave. %
zada carIista a uuo de los fuertes de ~.
terra. "No tireis, que no tiraremOs' gl'iIr
ban aquelloa, dejad las armas TsD.1 .,,,
Vista su actitud NADIA hostil nus'a -.
fuerzas no. les hicieron fuego, J Poc0 ~. -
pues. q las repetidaa instaneias ds ~ .oa
los, tres o cuatro carabinerOs sVan1~
al enemigo, que les recibi6 con "a "a =.
yo5es prdebas de atecto, enta0ia.rs -,
bien pronto entire ellos amistosa e'D'
aacioa. .,
Como oonsecuencia de ello los gfap,, y.
faeron aumentandose y POGO deSPuss .ops
lists Y liberales Sc velan mezeiadO1s .,.t.
verdadere. amigos, compartiendo "'
ns lmente durante la tarde. s0s
4. ilfe de Ia fuerza carlista Prss.p IN.
por Ell de nuestro destacamentO, nv t,u;
cole conner juntos, en 10 cual aSS''
azla mueh0 gust0.
T--2F y 7~"~~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-07

d. Alfonso con moti,o de su exalta
cion al trono de Espana
Todo tieude 4 la paz. Todo infande
en- ell corazon las m lisonjeras espe
ranzas para ell porvenir de la patria
lTregua las pasioneS! Impulse al
patriotismo, ell triunfo es seguro.
Sin extenderme lEas por hoy, soy
de ustedes atfmo. amigo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-07

V ell olor lie la p6'vora en los canlpos
de halala. Por ESQ la cobardfa one
tanto abunda en- los ind.yiduos asia.
dos. es casi desconocida en- las coIec.
tividades. Al Ilegar la manifestation
enfrente del colegio del Salvador si
tuado en- las Gales de Cal 40 Par
que, deslfidi6 sobre el una lluyia de
piedras. Uno de los que lleyaban las
banderas Sc acerc6 una puerta Y ca.
70 muerto de una punaiada que le
asest6 un desconocido; aquelIos va.
lientes iban 4 atacar % dignos sacer
dotes, siendo elIoS 10000 por 10 menos
Digna hazana de r6probos Y ap6statas
La puHalada y la muerte del porta.
estandarte ac;baron de-llenar la me.
dida de la ira popular, y la multitud
penetr6 en- ell Colegio derribando
rtas, jesuitas y cuanto Sc oponfa
4 su paso: va no hubo diques y Co
memo la destruction. Por las puertas
Salieron muebles, cuadros, ropas sa-
cerdotales, imageDes, vasos sagrados
[de la capllIa del colegio] y amonto.
nado todo EN- medic de la Gale, Sc hi.
20 una hoguera cuyo pabulo aumenta,
Ia siempre. De repeate Sc oy6 ell gri.
to de fuego dentro del colegjo y los
que estaban en- la Gale vieron que el
etifcio ardia por aus cuatros anguIos.
Entonces Iiegaron faerzas de Itnea,
que hicieron fuego sobre la multtud,
tIrando tan NAL que solo causaron dos
muertos. Esta fu6 la senal de disper.
sion: la manifes' acioa Sc diSolvi6 Co,
mo por encanto y el edIiicio del co,e-
20, que ocupaba 80 yaras cuadradas,
era. una inme9sa hoguera, qre no Sc
apag6 hasta e. sigHieute dia por falta
de cornbustibIe: el co!egio no existe
va La mayor parte de los jesuitas sa
Heron ilesos, gracias 4 haberse fugadO
a tempo y 4 Ia intervention de algu.
nos de Us misaIos naii..-s tanteS, que
Sc los sacaron de las manos a los que
iban 4 matarlos: solo ocho resu.taroa
heridos de ras menos gravedad.
"Estos sucesos causarOn la aarma
y eI terror que e de supoaer en- una
ciudad no acostumbrada a esas TRACE,
dias comnnistas q cantOmales. Tenase
ell adyenimiento de la Comma france
sa con su ob!igada i.uminacion de pc.
tr6ieo; la autoridad, en- aunque tarde,
toms precauciones, orden6 arrestOsy
causas criminales a raja tabIa; por
fin, en- 1o de MARIO declare en- estaio
de sitio la provincial por 30 dias. Es-
tamos, pues, otro vez bajo la ley mil.
tar. Las vioiencias no han vueItO I
repetirse y todo hace Greer que los
des6rdenes del % no erau, ,parte de
ningun plan pFecoocebido. Ano 9w I
lueron una terrible improqisacion d
las masas embriagadas con sus pro ]!
pios gritos =. Los paIres jesul,as
Sc mbarcaron para Montevideo tan
pronto.como puiieron, y unos ses9n-
ia que venian de- Brasil, de donde han
sido expuisados ditimamente, no sin
protestas, han camblado pr-dente-
nente lie runbo. FL gobierno lIam5
q los cuarteles a dos batallOnes de ia
guardia uacionali precaucion que jal
90 innecesaria, pues nadie piensa en-
revue tas; por mas que los diariOs de
oposicon hagan sospechar 10 contra
RIO con su vacla charla y sus Semol.
ternas declamaciones."
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4 DIJEUN 4.

The journalist whose duty to his readers CON-
pcls him to take notice of the news az il tran
spires, aud whose concern for the credit and
prosperity of tho country gives Inn ut the
same time doep interest in an honest and
reputable administration, j. placed just now in
a somewhat embarrassing prcdicament. The
nails and the telegraph are burdened with dis
closures Of the rOttcnness Of the Interior De
parimrnt. Now it is a story OF transactions in
land claims which look very much like hlarkmail.
Again il il seni-ol6cial family affair hardly
to be distinguished from bribery. We have
scarcely beard tie details of disIeputabe
arrangement for the appointment OF lpdiah
traders, when the country j. set laughing at
The soandalous swindle Of the mythical Teton
Sioux. We are shown how favored contractors
arc aloXed to guess at the weight of Texas
cattle while whOoping sayages are chasing
them over the plain; 10 charge by
tho pound after they have arrived at
the proper Figures by this highly salts
factory process; and then probably to
mnlGply the number Of tho beasts by two.
Som, body looks into tho advertisements for
Indian supplies, and discovers that they are 30
vorded as to shut out all bidders who do not
belong to the Ring; examines the system of
purchase and delivery, and asccrtains that it
carefully prevents any precautions against
fraud. Red Cloud steps forward with his black
flour and damaged tobacco Prof. Marsh prOvi-
dsutjally appears with tho testimony of a dis
interested, honorable, and acute observer to
the prevalence Of theft and miscellaneous
forms Of roscaity all through most of
the Western agencies which happened
to fall under his observation. One de-
yelopment follows another with startling
speed, till tho most ancient Of our national
frauds seems to be IL ertfoms. As the Tam
many Ring, when the decisive blow fell, went
10 pieces with such sudlonnCss that The people
| never discovered what became of some of the
| fragments so the Interior Ring il apparently
on the veIgc of an explosion which will hardly
leave one of its members With head on his
shoulders
OF course ii is our duty to comment upon
these portents OF catastrophe, and 40 confess
NO do 50 with no little satisfaction. Bat on
the other hand il i, unpleasant to he assured
as We are every day by the organs of Official
opinion, that our unseOmly language only
defcrs tho impending blow. 1t may be
very we'll 10 reform abuses sfop tliicyns
punish blacSmailers. keep faith with Indians,
avert savage war, and save the honor
Of the country. but tho first principle of gov
ornment, according to the President, is to show
becoming contempt for newspaper clamor.
and the second is to yindcate every gifted
public man among his friends who happens to
be found ont in disgracelul bohavor-which
among his fricnd, We regrot TO say, is get
ting to Too an unpca,ant'y common
occurrence. Hence it is quite impossible for
any change 10 be made in a cabinet Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

In day or two. few Of them arc doubtless
genuine efforts In tho right direction; the
majority, however, arc simply intended to
obslguct by confusing all Rapid Transit meas
uros. And, unlappily. tho few good schemes
are drawn in ignorance of the new amendments
to the State Constitution ahich arc held to lie
prohibitory OF any new carriers of this kind,
SO chat these fIo impracticabc in their very
origin. \ letter Published elsewhere from one
who has made The sui jcct tboIosSh study asserts
that the practical Rapid Transit schemes in
this city have been reduced to two or three in
number, and five are to have any road soon, re-
sort must be had to one of these. The point is
worth considering; though il is by no means
clear that a company cannot be organized under
The General Railroad act with all necessary
powers. At any rate the Legislature can amend
the general law at pleasure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
P1YTyG THE PIPER,

People who indulge Ia Injuries must pay for
them and lynching an obnoxious person, We
take it, isn't q necessary of life. There were q
dozen or SO Of women in Wilton, Iowa, who
did not regard with approval the conduct Of
Mss Ella Corey, girl Of sixteen, living with
her father; and so, during the absence of the
parental protector. these WiltOnan danes in
,aded Mr.. Coreys residence, subjected the
young woman to the indignity of tar aud fcalh-
ers afterwards ordering her to leave town,
and ending the proceedings by knock
ing the glass out of the windows, unbang
ing the doors, and otherwise damaging the
domicil. There is some reason to believe that
the conduct Of the young wonan had not been
irreproachable; and it is certain that when
tho invasion took place several young men
were found making themselves very much ut
home in the parlor. We suppose that this was
moro than feminine iigidiiy of principle could
sec with equanmity, and the result was an
Outburst Of feminine vehemcnco moro practical
and peremptory than humane. In few words,
we may say that these injudiciOus and rigidly-
righteous ladies' did foolish thing, and. we
fear, cruel one. The legal proceedings which
have followed the return OF the father
of the girl do not astOnish us. Ella NJ. Corey,
by Films Corey, her next friend, sets forth in
her petition to tho Muscatine County Circuit
Court, the assault with oil its aggeavatiOnA.
she ayers that the defendants fourteen Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
TRIPLE SH f f II
THE NEvS THIS MORNING.


FoHrIGy.-The answer OF Belgium TO the last
cernan note merely takes notice of Germany action
in regard TO the revision Of the penal laws. -
Forty-one dead bodies have been recovered from
the mine in North Stsfforjshire, England 7---=
Some of the Carlsts in Navarro have rev olted -
hill bas been introduced in the Lower House OF
the rrussiau Diet for suppression OF religious orders
DoYrsr1C-A fire in Montpelier, W.. early Satut-
day morning. destroyed property to the 'a;uo Oh
SIli 600. - Two additional disasters on the
Lakes arc reported, By which four lives
were lost. The barge abandoned on
Lake Ontario il reported safe. - Archbishop
Williams was consecrased in the new Catholic
Cathedral at Boston. Csrdi al McCloskey oilielated
ct the ceremonies.
CRY AND svstIBAN.-Mayor Wickhani's norn'na-
fions for vacancies in the city commissions were
confirmed unanimously by the Board OF Aldermen.
- Application for the appointment OF Receiver
of the Merchants Life Insurance Company brought
20 view much embarrassment in its atalrS. -
Ircparations were mado for the use Of part OF the
Fourth Avenue Improvement by railway trans.
60 Several serious ARRAYS and crimes oil violence
occurred in this city and Brooklyn - Thermorne-
ter $50. So, 40. told, ISL. 115A, 1loh
Gold value Of the legatendeE dollar at the close
S6iie cents.
Tug WEAfHYE.-The Government report predicts
WARMER and clear weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
tho toser win rise aDoy, th, forum 30 E,eA

tho tOger viii rise avovS th, forum 80 ksetv
will In Is foes sc1arc. with walls slx feet tckues
0nd wiz no sr,n0ursei by b3cory. bIgiDy wax
East and sides WIN 10 recessed doorTa -, from
tO 2 feet In with opening into tie nint.cs o. 10 tower
Above the will bo plcc1 ta,,c, n polished iranis
bea. ing appropriate Inscription Tie SECOND sc.iivD
- fc'. euaic, VIII alssU precautionary 30 icst Move
tue balcony and 1e toe nst viii he built Of ard frr,
stone, wnb ROUNDED COrnecsI Ito walls vii. b iDree Il
thck orc hundred end four feet above iLe DriIL VIII
90 placed the great clock having dial o the are U
tower Above the cor1ico surrounding ns sttiyn, an
other Oc9xOIal Ia shape, ascrDis Ia hight Ct az,
crm.ucd. 1t vii contain two ROOMS each 10 iDct
tho lower or which Will b. occupied by szDsl station
for tae Fro Department. and tho uppc! ioosonL
the benefit OF TIE public Tlc sccDL vI 10 uLis JIa
the niorlor by means OF o spiral staircase.
MADRID, May 2.-Disparcbes received hcrs
announce that Don Alfonso, brother Of Don Cl:cs 10
mains at GraiS.
CINCINSATI, May 2.-yicc. President Wilson
rrmains at Lexington, KY, the guest Of Gen william
Prston until Dinorrow morning, vEel no lras's tVs
tho Weri.
LONDON, Nay 2.--sfr. John O'CoDnO: Power,
momber Of Parliament for Mayo Couniy. has been
"a ced for ak month"; tour In the United States. 10 ia
liver lectures on the present condition Of iTeLii1
CoHsTANfiEoPLE May 1.-The Sultan gave
farewell audience TO Mr.. George II. Boxer who hrr r.
gently been Transferred from tho American mission bore
10 that ut ~ Petersburg. Mr. Boxer wJl GCisst icT 20
Petersburg next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

until tho press and tho public concur in max
ing believe that no charge is necessary. When
they stop demanding reforms, tho President
will perhaps think about making some, il he
happen to feel like it. But there must be no
"clainor y and no SANDER"
Upon the WHOLE however, We think The
press may a. well speak ts mind. Tho De-
lano exposures have gone too far TO be bushed
up. 1t il notorious that specific charges
against the Interior Department were brought
to Goa. Grants personal knowledge long ago,
md that in consequence of them an indirect
but unmistakable request WAS made for the
Secretary's resignation. These facts we
say are notorious. They are not rumois /;
and no amount Of lying and preyarcation will
persuade tho country that they are not facts
Under such circumstances the saving OF Mr.
Delano's character is quite ont of the question
The favolite farce OF yindcaiion has been
played as On afterpiece to 40 many unpleasant
dramas during the present management that 1t
will not draw any longer, and if Mr. Grant is
wise he will take it of the boards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
0fUNICIPiL APPOINTMENTS.

Mayor Wickham fully deserves the almost
unexampled compliment he received on Satur-
day from the Board of Aldermen. His appoint
mcnts are 50 good as fairly to command the
official thanks rendered By his political OppO-
nents and they seem yet better when con
trusted with the wreichcd work to which poor
Mr.. Hay cmcyer had accustomed u.s. The ST.
curing of Gen. Smith for the Police Board
seems to us on the whole the best single thing
done in Oln'muncipal government since Tweed
was sent 10 Backwelrs Island. If any man can
bring he discipline of the Police up to the army
standard. he can; and we count the willing
ness of such men to undertake sach duties ~
among the very best signs of Our improving
condition. The fitness of DR.. Janeway is less
conspicuoI.ly known, but we believe it will
soon be almost equally recognized. So, We
think, will he that of Mr.. Dimock. But it is
needless TO specify. The appointments arc
all thoroughly excellent. Mayor Wickham
need give himself little concern at the
sneers about dissatisfaction among tho men
who elected him. The men who elected
him were the people Of New lork-not q beg
carly gang of small ofiicc-hunters who may be
angry at seeing the standard for appointments
of New York will not forget or fail To support
tho Mayor who gives them at last what they
have so long CROPPED in vain for-i'st-class
ability and unquestioned character i'll the pub
lie service.
\ similar duty and almost as fair an OppOr-
tumity as Mayor Wickham's present themselves
to-du, TO Mayor Hunter Of Brooklyn. Uufor-
tunatcly Mayor Hunter hos not 1T his back to
sustain him confirming board rs positively in
the interests of reform az tho Aldermen OF
Now-YOrk for a majority of the Brooklyn
Council were elected, in the Dainc Of one party
or the other, really az representatives Of the
Ring. One Of the reform measures coming
from that Ring in the struggle in which MIR.
Hunter was elected Mayor was the concession
that the various departments should be remOd-
eled, and it is to this grave duty that Mr..
Hunter is To address himself to-day. We are
assured that no recognizes that the retirement
of certain Of the present Commissioners, notO-
rio,lsly in the Ring interest, is positively
demanded by local sentiment, and by public
policy as expressed not only in Brooklyn but
from Albany. The Mayor may be frustrated
in his purpose of relieving the men alluded to;
be will certainly do unwisely if he does not
compel the Aldermen to assume uncQuivocally
the responsibility of retaining bad men by re-
jectipg good nominees. Mayor Hunters duty
is ~ plain that he cannot fail i'll ii by mis-
take; it il to name tho very best men he can
get to accept service, and leave the rest to
take care of itself. The Brooklyn Ring cannot
afford to reject the men whom The Mayor has
it in his power to select.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
PUBLIC OPINION.

Atai va discover treason. Nhrn atccSs
Stephens said tho next Pre.idsDt would Dc GJonfasus
did ho not refer ~ himself ~ Rochester Dtorf~s
Chronicle lRep)
Senator Conkliqg is now said TO BE- p' SsS
Uncut actor In the anti cllDo movement ne - n
wTong ip 40 many thiugs that IL 10 positive resus
ind hiIa on the right side aGaia-,s' Louis p'in'>'-
(Rcp) n
Inasmnch A tho Southern DEMOCRACY DO ~ ~
ask the spcasership and ere oot 10 esk Ps.S 40
National ticket thND Nil, We expect be gtLeIa =
sItion no matter who Is 10 be- ,fslknr 20 Vvysr
modest u request 10 that for tho Clefssihp- ~ '"~
Courier (DcinJ Is.
Grant has thrown away all chance OF gsHas.nS
a third term Endorsement in Poinsyll anna; - ~
another member OF hts Cabinet from New ioss~c
light!ng the state which carried Tor ma y,
expensive sod elaborate fraud 10 1871 - 80
inarasitudo which the proioundest Loyalty e,sl% W.
look Harrisburg Patriot QpoGs-I
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