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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-07
PARA CADIZ.

saldra la mayer brevedad ell bergantin goleta es-
panol Aac;olc. Admite carga ete para dicho puuto
asi como para Sevilla Malaga uasbordandola EN- Ell
puerto de destno.
lie despachan sus consignatarics Sres. Sobrinos de
Exquaga.--Puerto-Ric l3 de Enero dc 1876. 1I-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-07

Colegio de Spring Hill,
JUNTO A MOBILA, EN- Ell ALA
BAMA ESTADOS-UNIDOS, DE LOS
PADRES DE LA COYPANIA DE
JESUS, FU>D 3DO EN- 1880 CON
VALDEZ ACADEMICA POR LEY
DEL ESTADO EN- 1885 ELEVADO
A UNlVERSIDAD PONTIFICIA
FOR Ell PAPA GREGORIO XVI
EN- 1910.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-07
r RoDU< Tsss vAREos.

Co'origcao Rigaud en- dias, devuelve al cabello
primitive color sin manchar el cdtis nj ensueiar la
ropa Enteramene inofensiyo este producto no con-
tene nitrate de plata
Ja5oa Miranda de j4go de lirio de 5echuga, Ell mas
suave, emoliente el mas perfecto de todos los
jaoones de tocador
Accite ! onoda Miranda, para detener la caida del
cabeo, hacerle creccr darle suaviiad brillantez
aqua de Kenanga, aqua de tococador del
Japou, extraida del Pirus Jaodnica.
Entracto de KeBatga para e panuelo, obtendo por
la destilacion de las flores del Pjras Jap6nica
Agaa de flores de Lirio Ryaod, para banquear y
atercopelar 81 CUTS
Dep6sto en- las principales Perfumer{a y Peluque
rfas, en- Puerto Rico,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-07
Ayiso al pdblioo.

Hab6ndose retirado de mi casa de comercio mi so
brino Don Vicente Grano, quien haba interesado
prvadamente tantode los beuecios de ella por
cuya crcunsana al nombre Ge l.. Trelles, lie anadi
el de compai1a; no existiendo esta ys, siendo yo
como he sido siempre e dueo absolute de mi estabe-
eimi anto de mercaucas la desde hoy adelante
solo llevara la razon de
L. TRFLLES.
Lo hago p1hlioo para couocinliento general. Maya
gtez, Diciemhre 10 de i374.-L. TRELILss. 20 O-26
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| Ierfumer1a Victoria.
R1GAUD 7 C0NP.
s, rue Tiviesme, Paris,
PRODuCros YAANGyLANG

extraidode la Uaona odoratssina, perfume mportado
de Manila excuslyamente preparado para nuestra
casa.
Extraoto de Ylangylang Rarnillete de Manila Jabon
al Ylangylang; Pomada 81 Ylangyang Aceite de Ylan
gylang; Cosm6teo de Ylangylang Aqua de tocador de
Ylangyang; Polvos de arroz de Ylangylang Cold
Cream de Ylangylang.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22
FOREIGN NEWS,
FRANCE.

PARIS, February 2O.-The Left has de
cided to support The bill for the organiIa
ton Of the Senate, which provides thai
the Assembly shall appoint seyepty-dvt
Of the Senators who are to be irremova,
BILE, and that the remaining two hundred
and twenty-five, one.third Of which mum
Der is to be renewed by an election every
three years, shall be chosen by the coun,
ellis and general municipal councils and
councils Of reimbursement,
PARIS, February 2l.-The extreme
Left, at q meeting yesterday, resolved to
support the new Senate bill after speech
by Gambetta, who showed the danger
there was that the Bonapartists would
take advantage Of . prolonged proyiSori'
um, Only ten members dilsented from
the action Of tho meeting, The Bona,
partists contemplate offering an amend.
ment to the Senate bill proposing that
Senators be elected by universal suffrage,
They hope by this means to break
up the majority, but the Left has agreed
to oppose all amendments. They will
support a demand for "urgenCy," move
that the bin be added to that for tho or.
ganilation Of the public powers, and then
vote for the entire project,
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propaga ton Of the faith. This quail

propaga ton Of the faith. This quail.
tication is the one, par excellence, that
il valued at Rome. In this country, and
especially in diOceses like this one,
man is needed who can make his brick
with minimum amount OF straw. Mere
fancy theologians ure not in requisition,
Tho late Bishop was not much Of ser
monizcr, but he was up and doing, yigi-
liant and earnest, in season and out Of
season. From all accounts his sue.
ccssor ia a good deal the same sort of
an ecclesiastic, and, curiously enough,
comes from almost the same locality,
He was born and raised at Martins.
burg, where the late Bishop was once
a priest, and is transferred here from
Harper's Ferry. The Martinsburg In
dependent speaks Of him Us being young
man Of remarkable ability and excellent
judgment" and also as one respected by
all sects and Creeds for his sterling
virtues" 1t also says that "his life has
been one Of unselGsh devotion, and his
advancement is due entirely to his own
manly efforts" It issaid that
he il perhaps the youngest man ever
made Bishop in this country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22

We have no further particulars this
morning as to the war between Scott and
Garrett, save that the fight goes on. The
iare from Baltimore to Wheeling Is re-
duced tosix dollars. Weunderstand that
the trains between Baltimore and prOmi-
nCnt points West are unusually well filled.
The advantage given passengers by the
Baltimore Il Ohio road over the Pennsyl'
vania line Is that the tickets Of the former
are good until used-"goOd for twenty
years and renewable forevCr"--as some
one has said-while those Of the latter arc
limited to five days. While this limita.
tiOn is not regarded as valid in law, yet
people do not care to fight a railroad
company for so small amount, and hence
prefer to buy tickets about which there y
no question. This gives the Baltimore
road decided advantage.
According to all accounts, the Baltt'
more officials are taking the fight with
their customary coolnesS. They are
filling their cars these aull times with
passengers, and inaSmhch rs the cars
must needs make their trips, full or
empty, they can afford to carry paSsen.
gers ut the reduced rates, At least this
Is the theory Of the fight on the Baltimore
4 Ohio side, although, us we all know,
railroads Gun not afford to do business
below u certain well.cstablished standard
Of rates. NO.. ''-''
During the last few days over $4,000
worth Of tickets have been sold ut Chi.
cago. The Tribune Of Saturday says that
on Thursday "all the tickets on hands
were sold out, but on Friday another sup.
ply was procured and they were bought
up like hot cakes"
"The Office was crowded from morning
till night with persons eager to lay In IL
stock OF cheap tickets to the East, Num-
berless people are buying them up on
speculation as they wonld Government
bonds, intending to sell them again at n
good profit when the old rates are again cs'
tablished. ThcspcculatiOn will, however,
prove rather disastrous one II tho Com
puny should decide to maintain these
rates all along"
The Pennsylvania road, M n member Of
the Saratoga syndicate, is very much en-
barrasscd In the fight. The company Is
prevented from reducing the rates out Of
New York to Chicago and other points
west, because the Erie and the New York
Central would Immediately follow suit
and thus the whole pile Of bricks would
tumble down. Itmust therefore fight the
Baltimore & Ohio on ground that Is local
to both Of them, such as from Baltimore
and Washington to points west.
There ure no indicatiAns at present
when rhow tho fight will terminate. II
is intimatCd that strenuous efforts are be.
Ing made by the Erie and New Yolk Cen
tral to stop II.
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TitrI,otirr IAw.

The latest news from the Wisconsin
Legislature, that there is but little pros.
pect of modification Of the Potter law
during the present session, has greatly
depressed the various roads operating In
that State. The managers of these lines
had confidently expected that the law, Il
not repealed, would at least be modified
in its most obnoxious features, especially
since Il was known that the Railroad
Commissioners we're In favor Of such
modification. The Potter law. according
TO The testimony bf most railtoal ineh,
is the most obnoxious Of all railroad laws
passed BY the several States. All the
Wisconsin roads have suffered most
severely since II has been In force, and II
moi modified IL may prove disastrous to
most Of them.-CRicdgo Tribune Of Sniur-
.i.A
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ENGLAND,

LONDON, February 2O.-Tho Stock Ex.
change Is closed to-day, and repairs are
being made,
Nj, Marting, Liberal, has been returned
to Parliament from Strand.
LONDON, February 2l!-An explosion
occurred In the safety fuse works at Rad.
ruths, Cornwall, yesterday. Five girls
were killed There we're many miracu.
lous escapes.
LONDON, February 22.-5 A. M.-Ad.
vices from Zanzibar report q feet Of Brit
ish men Of war bombaFded and captured
Fort Mowbasque, on the Island OF MowbaS,
off the eastern coast Of Africa. The en-.
gagement lasted FIVE hours. Seventeen Of
the garrison were killed aud fye wounded.
Two slave ships were captured with three
hundred slaves on board.
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Mrs. Monlton'S Testimony In the
Beeeher Case.


from The Chicago Tfibuhe d Saturday.
Tho jteSlimohy .of) Mrs. Francis b.
Mculton in the Beechef case yesterday
fell like o thundetboh. Il is the most
terrible blow BeeChef has yet received,
and will injure him tnote than the teSti.
nohy Of all the other witnesses com.
bined. Mrs. Moulton testihes, first, that
Mf. Beecher confessed his "sin" to her,
and blamed himself for Il, Second, that
Mrs. Triton confessed the "sin" 10 her
and blamed herself fof II. Third, that
Mf. Deecher told her II Twas Of no Use for
him 10 live any longer and that he would
take his liiel" Fourth, that he confessed
TO her his great love for MFss Tiltoni
Fifth that Mrs. Tiltoh told her, ifthe mat.
tef became public, she "would sacrifice hef
husband aud her children rather than
Mi Bescher.e Sixth, that MIA iii.
ton told her that she could not live
with Theodore, because he waa continual.
ly reminding her Of The "Sih' she had "Corn.
r1itted.' These are few Of the points Of
her testimony, but the most vital ones.
They come with all the more crushing
force because they come from lady Of The
highest chafactet-=a lady IN whom Mt.
Beechef himself has always had conf.
denee, and who has sedulouSly sought 10
avoid notofiety by keeping her name out
Of The case. II coffo6ofales all that haa
gone before, and carries The force Of truth
with II; and unless II can all be explained
away, II ever there was an occasion fot
Mr.. Beeehef TO retire 10 his 'icaVe Of
GLOOM" II isnoW.
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SPAIN.

Z Madrid, February 9O.-The report
that complications have arisen between
Germany and Spain In regard toGustaye
Is denied. On the contrary is asserted
that their relations are Of cordial ma
ture.
The PoFitico asserts that the indemnify
to be paid by Spain to the relatives Of
the American, victims Of the 1Nirginius al.
fair has been A1ed Of $s4, 900, and that
the Convention will be signed immediate
lyupOn Cushing presenting his credentials
TO the new government,
MADRID, February 2l.-Geueral La.
zerna has been appointed Aid-de.Cam 10
the King, General QuesSda commander.
in.chief Of the army Of The North, Gen.
eral Echagne commander r-in-chief Of the
army Of the Centre, and General Eche.
yerria commander Of the Second Corps
Of the army Of the North.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22
The Qualifications Of the New
1IiShOiN

The Catholic Church is one Uf the most
thoroughly organized and disciplined In.
stitutions the world has ever seer. It's
hierarchy are noted for their worldly
wisdom. In no net Of The "Powers that be-
is this worldly wisdom more clearly seen
than in the selection Of Bishop. Their
aim ia always to select The right man for
the right place, and II must he confessed
that they generally succeed In realizing
this aim. Take, for instance, the late
Bishop Nvhelan. Everybody admits that
he was peculiarly fitted for the work that
was and still is pecullat to this diocese.
It WA and sill "A . missionary tliocese.
II has a wide extent Of territory and n
compafatiyelyspatse Catholic population
II therefore feqdites an energetic worker
and administrator, II also requires n
theologian OF good scholastic abilities. In
other words Il requires an aggressive man
oiall work, who can either resolve hlmsclf
into a COMMITTEES Of Ways ahd Means Of
take a tilt in q theological controversy, as
occasion may require Such a man waSthc
late Bishop Whelan. lie was not by any
means one Oft great men Of the church,
but he was one Of It's most energetic and
self sacrificing workers. lie could do
many things very creditably, and
hO was especially good at using the
means at his command for the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22
Cllnrlcston Dispntcll.

CHARLESTON, February 10.
Especial to Cincinnati CoHmCstiall ..s.. e.. .L'
scnatof tirapthani, whose vote carried
the Capital Removal Bill, reached here
In response TO telegram from alarmed
Wheeling men. He came here an alleged
strong Charleston man, but changed his
mind. The Capital Bill Is now n law by
Limitation. The Charleston men are in
dignant at Governor Jacob for NOT veto
IND Tie bill and ! charge him With COW.
arliCu Tor not signing or vetoing. He
has doubtless lost many heretofore warm
political friends, but takes II easily.
Senator.elect Caprtoh has committed
himself in a speech on a resolution TO the
return of the National Constitution to
The original form before the rebellion,
declaring war to the knife and knife to
the hilt to Northern oppression,
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SAN Francisco, February 2O.4The
City Of Peklbg sailed today. iot Hong
Kong ria Yokohama. A large crowd Of
cxcufaionists we're taken on board, and
the steamer took a sweep around the bay
accompanied by the steamer Arizona,
or North Beach the excursioniSts were
transferred TO the Arizona, and the
Pekihg put to sea.
pLYMOurH, February The steamer
Klopstack, from New York, has arrived
New YoRK, February 2l.-The steamer
Colon, from ASpinwAlI, has arrived.
MovtLLis February 2l.-The steamer
Canadian, from baltimore, has arrived.
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States soldier, his wife, or widows Of de-
ceased soldiers dying Of wounds or dis
ease contracted in the line OF duty as
such, the soldier or his orphan child,
shall pass such examination, at the stand
ard fixed by said rules, such person
shall have precedence for the appoint'
mont to any existing vacancy, anything
in the rules Of the civil service to the
contrary Notwithstanding,
The resolution was passed by SO yeas
to 8 nays. Mr., Gordon, OF Georgia, and
Mr.. MeFrimon, Of North Carolina, voted
with the Republicans In favor Of i.
Those voting In the negative were AlcOrn,
Cooper, Dennis, Hager, Hamilton, Of
Maryland, MccrceFy, spFague and sauls-
bury,
The consideration Of the Indian ap-
preparation bill was then resumed,
The debate threatening to be pro.
tracted the committee rose for tho pur'
pose Of limiting debate on the 9th Sec
ton. The debate was then limited TO
one hour and the House again resolved
itself into Committee Of the Whole.
Tho appointed time having elapsed,
general debate OH the motion to strike
out the fith section was closed, The
question was then put and resulted
ayes, %; noes l0S; so tie motion to strike
out was lost. The sixth and last Sec
tion, exempting all such merchandise
on shipboafd and bound to the United
States on the 10th OF February and such
merchandise in any public store at the
date Of tho passage OF the act, from duties
provided In the bill was then read.
Mr., Foot moved to strike out the Sec
tion.
After some debate the committee rose
without having reached any conclusion,
At three o'clock, according to agree.
mOnt, all legislative business was sus-
pended to give the members an opportllr
nifty to deliver funeral addresses upon
lately deceased members.
Mr.. Ward, Of Illinois, obtained the
floor and read an eulogy upon the late
John 3. Rice, Of Chicago,
Alessrs. Foot and COrwin followed Mr.,
Ward, and then the death Of Mr.,
CroCker, Of Massachusetts,, was announced,
Eulogiea were delivered by Dawes and
Butler. Eulogies on the lale Mr., lIeresy,
Of Maine, were made by Hale, Frye, and
DOnnell, OF Minnesota, and on Hooper,
OF Massachusetts, by E. B. Hoar, Pierce,
Butler Of Massachusetts, and Niblack.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22
The Panama Canal Route.

PANAMA, February 13.-The survey
for a canal route across this part Of The
Isthmus Ia progressing iavorably under
the direction Of Captain Lull. A much
lower level than that Of the railroad has
been found.
+ Upon the arrival Of tho British ship Of
war Dryad, u Jamaican living In Aspin.
wall hoisted the English Gag over his
house, and an officer and two soldiers OF
the state militia Immediately hauled the
flag down and sent the Jamaican to prison.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, February 2O.-The Genlania
newspaper having published a recent en-
cycllcaG Of the Pope to the Prussian
Bishops, II has been con6Scated and the
prOprietors prosecuted.
The various States Of the Empire are
investigating tho causes Of emigration.
To remove them II Is proposed 10 facili.
tate the requirement Of small estates and
to oppose Tie action Of emigration agents
paid by transatlantic Governments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22
.The Loulslnnn Compromise.

WASHINGTON, February 20r-A Her
aid special says; The basis Of the new
proposition for o compromise Of the
Louisiana difficulties, which Lieutenant
Governor Penn and other prominent
Loulsianiana have come here to effect
which will be presented TO the President
on Monday next, Is substantially as fol-
lowb:
The Conservatives object to the Con.
grcssional Committee assuming juriSdlc.
ton concerning the elections Of 1872 and
1874, which wero separate and entirely
different. II is agreed that the members
OF the Legislature Of Louisiana elected
In 1874 can give pledges and guarantees
the most ample and positive for theiI
own future action, and the people will
assent to let Kellogg alone. Obey lava
and accord tho de Jacto government recog
milton as long aS the President sustaini
the Kellogg party in office. II, on the
other hand, the Conservatives cannot gel
the results Of 1874, or 40 much ns the
Congressional Committee decide what
they are legally entitled to, they will uOt
admit the legality ofthe Kellogg election
nor will thOy consent TO express doubts
as to what they believe the legal results Ol
1872; but as this question has perplexed
the President and Congress, and both the
Executive and Legislative branches oI
the Government hesitate to act upon It
It Is not Just to expect the caucus OF the
Conservative members Of the State Legis
lature to settle It. The Conservative
further claim that they should not be re
quired to recognize the illegal Hahn.
House Organization, and thus endorse ol
acquiesce in the acts Of January 4th. Al
a further act Of good faith, the ConScr'
vatlves agree not to press the VII or
ganllation upon the Republicans, but are
willing that neither should he insisted
upon, and let the members declared BY
the arbitration reorganize tho House
Tho Louisiana Congressional delegation
with the exception Of Senator West, have
approved the proposed compromise.
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Temperance Demonstration at
Baltimore.

BA1rtMoRB, February 2l.-An immense
Catholic temperance demonstration was
held at Maryland Institute tonight.
Father Didier administered the pledge to
three hundred OF the 81. Vincent Society,
the audience, numbering three thousand,
rising to their feet as IL was administered,
Tho Catholic Societies Of The city were
present with banners and regalla, and The
meeting in zeal has not been equaled
since Father Matthew was here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22
CANADA.

MONTREAL, February 20.-o#ihg to
the accumulation Of Ice at the rapids The
water has risen about two feet oyer the
locks Of Bcauhatnai's canal, flooding sev.
eral houses and compelling The inmates
to leave. The island Of Aux Cheyaux ID
completely submerged, meanwhile the
mills and factories Of Valleyheld are
stopped for want Of water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22

lrIum WV AkAdbhV " SAtAENAJ'I
There has been an increased demand
for Nails within the past couple of weeks,
and nearly all the factories have been
rtedup, Itappears to b. the policy
of manufacturers here not to accumulate
stock, and the probability Is that just as
soon as any Of them discover that their
orders are not sufficient TO absorb the
production, they will curtail, II not shut
down entirely. The stock Ut present Is
Light, unusually so, as nearly all the fac
tories were stopped for some time until
quite recently, and as in the case OF iron,
makers are not inclined to increase their
sales until there Is an improvement in
prices, Quotations may be fairly given
at s., with the usual discount Of 9 per
cent for cash. Horse Shoes unchanged
at s. 25, cash, for one hundred keg lots.
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TnE heaviest loRt by the Capital re.
moyai Il Cart j. 3. tt3dtilett, State Treas.
uter, who, believing in the permanency
Of the Seat, and in the petpetuatinn oi
office in his family, had invested in a
luxuriant homestead and other real estate
in that hcncelOrth abandoned section OF
countty.-Itrktr,Jwg Times.
4 This ia very sad news indeed. We had
no idea that the Captain was investing
his proRtsso largely in real estate around
Charleston. We supposed he was lending
1t all out at "shCht per shent."
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senator 13rOwni0W Again an Ed.
ffnfI

Knoxville, February Ex-senator
Btownlow has purchased half an interest
in the Knoxville daily and weekly Chron.
ielt, which will hereafter be known as the
Wig and Chronicle, The daily appears
this morning with Brownlow's salutatory
and lie valedictofy Of Mt. Kicks
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DErRor1, Mich, February 2O.-Ex.
County Treasurer John +. W. Thorn
committed suicide al hts residence In
Wyandotte this morning. II IL reported
thathe was Ss6, 900 short in his accounts,
and that this was the cause Of tho act,
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t,eofaia t,eRiAlatnfes

ATLANTA, February 20.-Tho Iegisla-
ture to-day passed a resolution endorsing
The Texas Pacific Railroad but leaves The
subject Of Federal aid to the discretion Oi
Georgia Senators and Representatives.
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. IT il estimated that the efforts Of the
present Legislature Of West Virginia to
elect a United States Senator cost this
State about $4,000. Not much for a rich
State like outs.-FHirmoM Hirgiaidn,
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IRELAND.


MITCHELL AGAIN A CANDIDATE FOR PAR.
LAMENT.
DUBLIN, February 21.--John Mitchell
has Issued an address to the electors oi
Tippsrary, presenting himself again as q
candidate for. Parliament. A monster
meeting was heldin Tipperary to-day, al
which Il was moved 10 support Mitchell
II Ia believed there will be no opposition.
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While some laborers we're pulling
down an old building t121 First avenue,
New York, Saturday, the walls fell In,
killing VIM Davis and ihjuring several
hihasS u