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AMERICA DEL SUR.


De las nOticias que publica 81 II.
dende extractamos las siguientes cuya
lectura recomendamos 8 nuestFos
abonados
Ecuador. Un correspOnsal del Star
and Herald asegura con fecha 25 do
setiembre que todo en- la repGblica sc
presente siniestro para Ia paz. Hay
tres candidates en- Ell campo para 10
presidencla, pretendiendo cada uno
triunfar aunque sea Lon la punta dn
las bayonetas. Parece, dice el cor
responsal, que el dnico resultado de
las "elecciones libres ssrS IL libeF.
tad de batirse que Sc les concede 4
los partidos militantes. Ha ocurrido
un cambio durante los 1'timos dias.
El gobierno ha autorisado la revision
de las listas electorales y evantadO el
estodo de sitio. Els un hecho admi-
lido por todos que con una eleccion
legal, el candidate liberal ha de ganar
por inmensa mayorfa. Otro CORES
ponsal dice con igual modestia "que
la repdblica continda tranquila y que
no Sc notan indicios de movlmlentos
revolucionarios que vengan q compi-
car la situacion, 8 & invalidar los pa
clfcos deseos del pueblo TodOs es-
peran pacientes ell resultado de las
elecciones en- que contender tres
candida os
Chile. Valparaiso esta en- comu-
nieacion con Lima y con toda la cos
ia. Ell marques del Val e Lago ha
! egado a Ia capital chilena acreditado
como enviado espaf1ol con objeto de
renovar las re'aciones diplcmaticas
entire Espaf1a y ell Perd, habiendo
pasado q Chile, a 10 que parece, con
la msma mission.
Pe,a ContinGan las pendencias
en- las GALES q la ordsn del dia y de
Ia nocne entire los partidarios del ge-
neral Prado y Ell almirante Montero,
candidates rivales para la presidential
Las elecciones tendTan lugar ell % de
octubre, y parece inevitable una fuer-
te lucha sobre Ia possession de las.
mesas pues el sistema seguido aquf,
es apoderarse de elias, y obtenida esta
ventaja, excluir cuidadosamcnte los ]
votos contrarios al part;do que dirige
las elecciones. Derramamiento de-
sangre J grandeS disturbios Sc segui-
ran Elm duda sin embargo, no se |
teme una reyolucion 8 movimiento |
capag de trastornar del todo la pas de |
10 rcptblica. Algunos cspfritus tur-
bulentos dejaran su pais por el bien
manifesto de este mismo pats on
busca de un lugar de refug 0 donde
pesen POGO las opiEiones pOiiticas.
En- su n6mero del 80 de octubge,
afiade 10 siguiente el TSdende: Nucs.
tras noticias del Perd alcanzan al14
del corr.ente. Ha habido muchos
escandaloa entire los partidarios de
Prado , los de Montero. Diariamente |
ocurrian peleas en- las Gales, y varias
personas hahfan sido muertas Y no
pocas heuLas, habiendo sido destrui- |
das ademas muchas propiedades. Los
que tenfan ableftas sls casas & 90 |
aventurabsn en las Gales, 10 hacian
con rlesgO Dc " vida L2s hapjtap, |
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ROM PIMIENTO
ENTIRE HOLANDA Y VENEZUELA.

Hace tempo que estaban siendO
tirantes las relacioaes eftre los dos
Estados fnencionados en- 1el epfgrafe.
FL gobierno venexo.ane pedia al de Ia
Haya una indemnizacion por los gas.
tos que le habia costadO veneer Ia
reciente insurreccion de aCoro, finn.
dandose en- que log rebeldes .habian
sido auxiliados pOr los habitantes de
Curazao suministr&ndoles municiones
En- ell case de que este ses serdad,
que no nos consta, derecho tendria 81
presidente Guzman Blanco para exi-
CIR esta responsabilidad, como 10 tiene
Espafia para exigirsela q los Estados.
Unidos por la ayuda indirecta, pero
repetlda que han prestado q. los in.
cendiarios de Cuba. Pero Holanda
Sc neg6 q abrir negociaciones sobre
este punto, en- tanto que Venezuela
no restituyese ell barco holandes Midas
de que Sc habfa apoderado y'abriese
de nuevo dos puert.s que habia Ger.
rado Ia repdblica al comercio extran.
lero con el evidente prop6sito de per-
Judicar d Curazao. No Sc nostr6 el
gobierno de Caracas dispuesto a ac-
ceder q ninguna de estas dos condicio-
mes al principle; pero al fin consisti6
en- admitir Ia primera siempre que
desistiese Holanda de Ia segunds.
Mas no consinti6 esta nacicn en- CON
formarse en- ell termino de tres dias
que Sc lie dio lejos de ESQ suspendi6
una 6rden que habia 90 Ia, colonis
para no vender armas y municiones.
En vista de este desacuerdo, Vens-
8uela rompi6 toda clase de relaciones
dlplomaticas con Holanda, ysu re.
presentante, 'despues de haberlo de.
clarado asf salio de la Hays Ell 9 Dc
octubre. A gu vex Ell gobierno de.
los Paises Bajo mand6 8 su encarga.
do de negocios en- Caracas que saIiefs
del terfitorio de Ia repGblica. Sa-
6lendo!o sin duda el general Gusmau
blanco, Sc anticip6 poniendo en- ma
nos del representante holandes loa
pasaportes en- los terminus que ( COM
tinuaclon veran nuestros lectores:
ESTADOS UNIDoS DE VENEZUELA.
fGass'a 0ssesal. szsra0ra;aarsaJ. : i ..s4
Miniassrio de Rslac;onss Exssriofss.
- CasseAs, ocsubrs Is do 1876,
Asses " lldsk Il gIsgI s / 'AasEissaA
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a0OO (l6 hojas), y Por 81 NomenclatOr =.
tadlstico antique y por el moderno an.
est6 en- prensa. del cual % presents i.
mitad pr6ximamsnte "a impress.
Direction de hidrOgrafsa. .-Por Ia col..
cion de sus cartas y derroteres.
Real academic de Ia Historic.
publicsciones cOlectivas y por las p.,.;
culares individuales de sus adSm;a..
MedaHas de prinsera clase CON diplOmo
ST.. d. Federico de BoteRa. ;efs 4. ~.
nserG clase del essespo de imgenieros &. =:
was.-Por su description geol6gica -; NJ
nera de Las provincias Do M6rcia ' Al
bacete.
MsdalIas de segWnda clase con diDlOma
Dep6sito de Ia gaerYa.-Por an man.
itinerariO militar de Rspaha en- sacsIs I.
50O,OO0.
ObserUdtoriO GstrOn6nsico nseteoroho;
co de Madrid.--Por los trabaiOs de smS".
ramos. @ 81 ,
ObserVatoriO de marina de Sas Fsrno.
do.-POr sus almanaques nkutiOOs ,m,
anales.
ComisiOn del nsapa geol6gico.--POr an.
publicaciones. -
Sr. D. Felipe Martin Donayrs, jss i.
prinerG clGse del csserpo de isgenisros y.
minGs. s.-Por su description geoI6sics !.
Ia provincia de Zaragosa.
E:rcmo. Sr. BrigGdier D. Jose Gam,
de Arteche.-Por su Geografia historic.
militar de Espana.
Menciosses ho'sorgfcas diplomas.
limo. ST. ID. Joaquin Maldonado Moca.
nds.-Por su Obra titulada "PrinciUio,
generates del arte de la colonixacion.d
EScma. Sra Vissda de d. Pascual Ma.
dos.-Por el Diccionario geogrkEco O..
tadistico de su esposo.
D. Manuel H. a. y Rives.-por an
Geografla de 10 Edad antigua.
Como Sc ve, Espaha Ia representsdO
un brillante papel en- aquel certkmen.
habiendo sido spreciados cual ne marecsn
los notables trabajos exhibidos. Los tres
premios superiorss y los no neaos distin.
guidOs que les sigusn. prusban ls gran
importancia general y ciantlfca de lo.
establecimientOs D que ss rsfsren, ysl
indisputable merito de las obraa dehidss
& determinados rfuncionarios y particuls.
res. Sirva 6 todos ssta recompsnss do
noble astimnlo para psrssvsrar on la con.
ducta que hssta aqul han seguido, Dir.
Wales asimisrao para que merescan STEM.
pre- del gobierno 10 protection que para
desarrollar sus estudios han menestsr,
consigui6ndose asi sin interruption loI
benefcios pr6pios de cada uno dc loo ra.
mos especisles de 10 ciencia gsogrkfCa {
que unos y otros 10 dsdican con tanto
provechO , fruto.
Amantes de Las glorias de Ia pksria,
enviamos . todos nuestro parabisn, pOr
81 merecido triunfo que acaban de alcan.
ssr, en- noble Competsncia con los ssbios
dc las naciones mas adelantadas.
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B9lgTIN NERcAN7Il DE PUERlO-RlCO.
a9Artss, . de rsoviembre de 1szs.

Por Ia actualidai que encierra, publ
camos en este lugar preferente el 81
suiente srtfculo que nos remitid
el ilustrado amigo que le suscribe.
Ell BANCO DE PUERTO RICO.
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Vegetable. containing 10 Mercury. 0HnsfAs Z"
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per Box. SOLD BY HRuGG!sTA
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