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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
ANUNCICS DiVRRSOS.
Don AdOJo Sanchez COto, ruelO, Jues
depyinsera issstancSa INFERNO de Hn-
macao q Sa Dsstrit0.

POr el presente cto larno emplazo a todos los
screedores de d. Ramon Vega Gomez, vecino hacen-
dsdO de las Piedras, para que la una de la tarde
ds da yeinte tres de Agosto pr6ximo, comparezcan
snae este Juzgado por s por apoderado en- forma a
ebrar unta general con ell fin de de la espera
ana soue ha solictado, proviniendose dchos
ras aue debe presentarse la junta ell tftulo de
az cFsditO bao apercibimiento de mo admitidos
an Ella pqes as 10 engo madado por auto de esta fe-
Sha soliestud del deudor
SN' nado en- Humacso veinte nueve de Julio de mil
ooboc;entos setenta einco-- Sanchez.-Por mandado
40 Sa lose Celestino Sehr0der. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
EnpIsSa De VaporeS lel. Rdn0lds Herrera
Vapor Espanol Madrid"
CostanerO de Puerio-asice.

FL captain de este buque pone conocimenso de
los pasajeros que 10 utlzan para pasar Thomas
tomar ell vapor Traces del 70 que deberan desembar-
innediatamente despues de su Hegada aquel
puerto Sc except1an los que even billetes expeidos
directamente para Europa por Las Agencas del yapor
"Madrid," los que podran permanscer bordo hasta
la sallda del vapor frances. tif
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
ANUNCIO.

Fl eonocido esenltor D. SAlvo rillas de euyos ira
uaos IA uiadera taDto ocdpauo anteriO
res la pfeusa e Capital, la uelto abrir tale
de ltura, pintura, dorado fabrisa de espejos 81
Ia cslle de la roalsza num- a dondekse oece n ilua
tlaslo j .hlido ue toda Ia Isl;.
Rsslavga lss ssPsi0s gus easea N nal sstaas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
Giro de Letras,

Sobre Gal liz, Sevilla, Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga,
Coruna, Santander, San Sebastian Valencia, por
cantidades de $25 adelantey corta vista grsn los
que suscriben.
Puerto-Rico Is de Febrero de 1575.-Iriarte, Her
manO de Caracena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
Liquidation.

Estando en- liquidacion la que ha girado en- es-
ia plaza bajo la razon de
COMAS CONILL
Sc ofrecen en- vena las estencias de su almacen de
provicones, pudendo entenderse con los nteresados
eae de San Justo nHmerO 49, 9-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
Intert sante.

Por no poderlas beneHciar su dueho, Sc dan en- ar
rendo venden trenta cuerdas de terrsno, de vega
sobre. vega, en- la inmediaclon de Caguas San Lo-
renze, con muy buenos pastos, en- los fondo. de la
possession de ID. Rafael del Valle e q;ie las nterese
puede verse con el que susciibe son D. Santiago
Rosario en- la Cidra.-Juncos AgostO de l675.-Ct. ].
terino F. LAMA. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
Muebles de venta.

I'm juego de caoba para sala, un magnlRco ropero,
espeDo, avaDos otros okietos. I'm la Administra-
ion del IioLETIN iaformaran 90
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PRECIOS DE ANUNCIOS.

he una lneas de impression, pubcAndose veces
II que de los se-Los preeios
% cuando los anuno hayan de pubarse caacteres
o ndmerOs tipos los de lfneas-Por
s admiten precios Los comu
cobraran 10 cenavos la Inca mpresa Anuncios conn
saJos Sc abonaran adelanados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
Y enta de cas- a.

Sc vende una magnffca de altos, la calle de la
FOrtaleza n1mero Ia, esquna a la del Santo Cristo
Todos pisos de marmol exception del de los
dermitorios que de MADEIRA; casi toda esta empa
peada pintada al 6ieo. Tanto por stuacion,
pOg Sus comoddades es de las buenas ncas de la
Canital If
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AL pdblico.

FL Medco Crujano, ID. Jose Elias, dedicado excu-
svamente la curacien de las intermediates cutdneGs
venereas de los cjos ofrece al p1bco sus servicos
calle de San Francisco, al.
Consulta p1blica medico de la eectricidad to-
dos los dias de IL de la tarde gratis los pobres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
Insurance Company.
CtNPANA DE- aGURE CONTRA NCNDS DE- LOSDRE EDNBURc(
CAPITAL:-DIEz MILLoNEs DE PESOS.

Agenca para slade PueroRc Francisco num- 81
Ell que uscbe ha do nombrado por pode de Administration
neral de Compan nco Agne de msma esa Capital para toa
ls exception de Villa de Maguez auozado compeene
eecuar ncendios emino avohe
Ea Compana mta solo hacer SECURES Ed6os Ca de
manposterf veca de
depoados amacene de blques bahia sin cargamento
y de depostos de maderas carbon
En- la Agenca daran nome deen-Puerto Rico,
Julio 20 de 1875.-FTancisco Bason
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
PRECIos DE SUBSCRIPTION.

$40 la saPor seis S. so csntavos-POr
SPOr @ reales en- la Capital 10 en- restO
Peninsula nviandc
s perodco porte por nges Sl5 anua-Pr
ahe en- la isla de Cuba $l2 fE 5t
suscrpcones pagan empre por adantsdo los uscrp
pueden enenderse los An drectsmene ADJ
mnstraciOn.
Ell BoLETn todas parties Franco de porte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
Al pdblico.

La socedad mercantil estabecda en- esta plaza ba-
10 la razon de
CATALA, BORRAs COMP.
ha sdo disuea desde Ell dia de la fecha habendo
dado hecho cargo dela quidacion ID Antonio Catala,
dsuelta, ha conterido poder generalisimo ID.
Eduardo Truiillo Puerto Rico, Agosto 8 de 1875.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
Consulado Britanico.

La correspondence Sc ciema en- este Consuado lO'
dias siguientes:
Para Inglaterrs Espana
Francia, Alemania, toda
Europa, Asia, Santhonas, E IL 8 13y ~.
Pac1fco, TERRA frms y las
Colonias Inglesas.
Para la Habana MejiCo. 81 dia I6.
!, Tsrs pIs,s, q Brasil Bio de E dia ~.
Para Santo Domingo. Los dias 2y 16.
Para los EstadOs aneroanoe Ms ls pGs
Para los EstadOs -unidOs. Via de- JamAiOs.
segun disposition del Gobernador Britannica en- los
dias de correspondence para Europa, las cartas Sc
traeran este Consulado hasta la una del da sin mu
ia hasta las con multa de 10 centavos por
ia, excepto las que echen 81 buzon los seos
iasgteSes necesarios.
Cuando el franqueo forzoso y las cartas puestaz
en- el bu&on franqueadas pueden ser envadas
por ell vapor inQ6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
Aviso al p1blico.

FL que suscrbe, admitido aprobado por la sala de
Goberno de la Real Audiencia Territorial para ejor
Ger e ofco ie Procurador los JuzgadOs de esa Ca
plta, ante aquela superioriiad snstitacion de
ID. Pablo Marsn, ofrece sus servicios al pnbco en-
general, caIle de la Cruz ntlmero 29.-Pnerto Rico
de Agosto de 1879 Julian Baldorioty. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
HOTEL
MAYAGU u EZANO
Y ESTABLECIMIENTO DE BANOs.
GALE DE MENDEZ VIGO,
Marina NIeridiOnal mum. 400.
nEnun noiiinn (Drn,aAn pinn
Maya guez puerto -Rico.)

Ell que suscrbe, ofrece de al pdbco este esta-
blecimiento en- el cual haaran cuantas comodidades
puedan desearse como as 10 justifcan los
favorecedoes que cada dia dignan honrare con
sus visitas.
Las recomendables condolences que este reune sus
comodos frescos aposentos, limpeza elegancia en-
rival dentro uera de la Isa mesa abundante varia
da ben servida especial ell seryicio pun
tuaidad todo 10 demas magnifcos y;c6modos banos
caentes los todas horas del dia cercados de
borto jardin, el ferro carr urbano que cada cinco
minutes pasa por esta Gale, todo contrbuye que ia
permanencia ell Hotel sea la mas agradabIe.
Las personas que todav4a neconocen estableci-
miento, dgno de esta culta Villa srvanse visitaro
cuanto antes aunque por curosdad SECURE de
que quedaran satisechos quedandoes altamente
nocido su director, dueno del Hotel.-Jose Monsen,
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Aviso al pdblico.

El Procurador que sussribe, pone conocirniento
de sus poderdantes, del pdblico general, que con
esta fecha oprobacion de la Excma. Audencia,
queda encargado del desempeno de su oiciO de Pro
curador ID. Julian Baldoroty.- -PuertO-Rico de
Agosio de IS75.-Pablo Marien. 3-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18
), Juan, Casa de Salud .
Bajo Ia Direction del Medic0- OcMEtsta
I'd. Francisco Aiafont Marco.

TIE EVUAN NUN. a.
Suscripcion mensual peso.
Asistencia para particulares pesos diarios.
Idem para los buques anclados en- bahia duranta
estahcia 3 pesos.
Operaciones precios cOnveucionalss con sl Drec
tor.
FL Practicante, Heraclio Moreno.-El Adminisra.
dor, Federico Hzol.s y sAA& ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-18

pabicase peri6diCo los domngO g
= sxCn las crcunsancias, rp6rtense supemsntos
~dl los su'cnp'0rss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
TILE DEMOCRATIC BEGINNING.

The show made by the Democrats in Con-
gress OH the call of States on Tuesday was
not reassuring. IL we except Mr.. Randall >
sensible proposal of an amendment to the Con-
stitutlon prolonging the Presidents term, and
making him ineligible for reelection, and Mr..
Elys resolution of inquiry into the shelving OF
Quartermaster- General MeigS, the party OF the
majority offered very little which promises well
for the future. The attempts to interfere with
the Whisky suits were i'll judged. This is not
the time 10 inquire into the removal of Gen.
Henderson, nor indeed is it likely that an in
quiry by the House of Representatives would
bring to light any facts with which the public
is not already familiar. This is certainly no
time either to call upon the Secretary of the
Treasury for the papers connected with the
Ring prosecutions in st. Louis, Chicago, and
Milwaukee; when the trials are over II will
be proper for the House of Representatives to
demand the production of papers if it see fit;
but at present Mr.. Randalls resolution can
only embarrass the prosecution and give aid
and comfort to the thieves.
In the matter of finance the initiation wing
of the party seems to have learned nothing
from defeat. On the very first business day OF
the session no fewer than five Democrats,
Messrs Southland of Ohio, Jones of Kentucky,
Bright of Tennessee, Landers and Holman OF
Indiana, introduced bills to repeal the Resump-
ton act Mr.. Sparks of Illinois and Mr.. Lut-
trell of California offered bills to authorize the
payment of duties in currency. And what fol-
lowed yesterday, upon the introduction of Mr..
Hale's hard-money resolution, our Washington
dispatches describe at length. The declarations
against subsidies and third term count for
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violent remedy. They propose first to repu-
diate O large part of the debt altogether, in
Guiding all the railroad bonds guaranteed and
indorsed by the State. They propose secondly
to repudiate all unpaid interest now due or to
become due previous to July 1, 1S76-not TO
fund it, but just to wipe it out. They propose
thirdly, after they have reduced the debt by
this process of elimination from 3O,OOO,OOO
to $G,OOO,OOO or $7,O00,00O, to reduce the
interest on the remainder. The bonds now
outstanding bear interest some at five ana
others at eight per cent per annum. The Com
missioners offer to exchange them for new bonds
having thirty years to run, and bearing inter
est for five years at two per cent, live years
at three per cent, ten years at four per cent,
and ten years at five per cent.
We are not surprised to read that at a meet
ing of the bondholders In TINS city the prop0-
siton was received with general disfavor and
vet the Commissioners declare that latter
carefully investigating the resources and liza
Utilities of the State" they are Satisfied 1T
"would be unwise and unsafe to promise
"morer President Grant, they tell us, is about
to send in special message on the condition
of the South. Perhaps he will explain how
Alabama became bankrupt, and how many
other States are in about the same condition,
and who is most responsible for the disaster
and disgrace.
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Jnoex 10 advertisements.

ANusrxrNrs- "a oa0e-4th. 5th. and 9th columns
RANKING AND FINANCIAI-7M {GQc-3d column.
BkNKINC-HOUSFS AND BANKERs-IM P01e-Oth coluinn
BOARD AND KoOMs-3d P0ce-3d and 4th cOiulhhs'
Boors sHoEs-6m Poge-5th column:
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HUsISEsS NOTICRs-4h PG0e-lst column.
DENTISTRY ca puOc-5th column.
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EUEoPEAN HOIELs-6h PG0e-5tn ana 9th Columns
FINASCiAI-7h Puge-6th column
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FuRNITURL-6h Pdge-5th column.
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HoUsrs AND FARMS WANTED-3d Io1e-3d column.
HoR-Ls, CARRIAGES, &c.-6h Pa0s-5th eoiumh'
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FINE ARTS.

SALE AT NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
There is now on free exhibition at the gal
cries OF the National Academy OF Design corner
OF Twenythird-st. and Fourthave., collection OF pie
made up OF the contributions Of artstsmost Of
whom are members Of the Acadomyto the fund fer tho
payment o. the mortgage debt OF that institution.
The collection numbers about IS pictures. and while II
would not be just TO the contributors say that these
pictures fairly represent In all the ability OF tho
painters yet they be said misrepresent them
either, and the artists have put 50 much OF their
characteristic style and expression into their work that
pass along the line every work with
out the catalogue. The officers Of the Academy have
done their part the President Mr. whttredgc sending
two pictures and Mr. f. d. f. Greene the Treasurer
Mr. T. Addison Richards the Corresponding Secretary,
each one. Mr. Thomas Hicks Mr.. McEntee, with
Messrs Cropsey, Eastman johnson, shattuck sonntag
Griswold Sateree. Staigg Bellows, Miller Peee Bier
stadt, Iambdin, and Others, familiar names and
prospect OF getting pictures from the hands of some
of these artists viii doubtless draw large and interested
audience Tuesday evening tho 2lst inst when they
will be sold without reserve by Mr.. Robert Sonleryle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
HOLY TRINITY ORGAN CONCERTS.

The forteth of these concerts took place at
the Church OF the Holy Trinity yesterday afternoon. tic
player being Mr. Joseph H. Guild the assistant orgsnst
OF the church Mr. Guild selected very exactlng but
very excellent programme, for 1t contained, among
other things a Prelude and Fugue In F minor
by Handel an Elegie OF Ernsts, Reubke's So
nata in G minor, and an arrangement OF Beet
hoyens "Egmont" overture. The Prelude and fusuo
were admirably DONE the parts being clearly and dis
nctly marked throughout and in the Elego hr Guild
WAS less successful. In the great Reubke Sonata
there was sometimes little lack Of BREADTH and partsof
Il were somewhat too s,aceato; but the excessive tech
nichal difficulties Of tho work. and its involved and
tremely deep character, which seems to place 1t be-
yOnd the reach OF all but very few organists. rem
der it infinitely to MI Guilds credit that no
played well in other respects IA ho did. He
showed thorough comprehension of the meaning Of tho
music He brought out the lights and shades with deli
cacy dstnctness and he showed perfect control Of
the OF his instrument. This work is so
remely difficult to play and requires such an exceptional
amount OF study and intelligence the part OF the per-
former for its proper rendering that 1t is scarcely
ever heard, either here In Germany though 1t
is one of tho grandest works for the organ
tant. So far know. 1t had never been
heard in this country until Mr. Warren gave at Of
these concerts last Winter, and it has been very little
performed then. IN strong contrast with this work
was the "EgmOnr overture, Of which Mr. Guild gave
an excellent rendering, both to playing and the
agernent OF the stops. The vocalist Nine Svotti.
whose fine rich voice heard TO advantage IN tie
aria Como unto Him." from the Messiah and a
beautiful Salye Maria" OF Mercadante's.
The result which the excellent work done at the
ccrs is beginning to show sigus OF accomplishing Is in
the highest degree gratifying The audiences, though
they always composed largely Of connoisseur
beginning to show much moro intelligent apprccia-
ton OF tho music, and the performers get
ting much careful to tho character OF
the selections which they present. 1t really seems
as though all that wretched class OF organ
music which appears to have been written solely with
view showing off the solo stops of the organ, at
las. to be driven from concerts to be replaced by
what 10 good and pure and thoroughly sound At tho
concert on Wednesday afternoon next the organis will
Mr. Samuel 2. Warren, who Will interpret adnira
bic programme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
Tile DEBT OF dLABIM1.

The proposal of the Commissioners appointed
to adjust and "iquidate" the debt of Alabama
is not pleasant document for Americans to
read. There is no question that Alabama, like
all the other carpet-bag States, has been shame
fully plundered and impoverished and loaded
with obligations of very doubtful character.
1t is probably true that she cannot, without
great inconvenience and even suffering, dis
charge the Indebtedness which msgOyern-
ment, at Montgomery and at Washington,
has laid upon her. In 1860, according to
the Commissioners, the property subject
to taxation amounted to $725,00O,000, and
the entire debt to $6,O00,000. In 1875 the
debt has risen to $3O,OOO,000, and the valua-
ton has fallen below $3.50, 100000. In other
words the debt is about 20 per cent of the
whole property. The rate of taxation is lin
tied by the Constitution to three-quarters Of
one per cent, and property is assessed at its
market value. The highest rate of interest
therefore that can be provided under the pres
ent Constitution is A per cent on the whole
debt, supposing the entire tax to be collected
and applied to this purpose without any de-
auctions whatever.
In this difficulty the Commissioners Suggest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
omncsmenis auo aleeiinas Co Nisbt.

poorus ruEArER.-" The Connie Soogah."
EAGIg THEArRR.-Varets.
FIFrH AVENUE Pique
iYoKuM THEATgR.-" La Maitrosse Legitime.'
OIyxI1C THEAgER.-Varety.
PaRK THRkrKR.-" Mighty Dolar.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRElS.
TuiRD AvENUE THEATER.-Nariety
TOsy FASHIONS NEW THEATER.-Narerv
TWENTY THIRD STREET THEATER.-" The flatterer
UNION SQUARE THLATRR.-' Rose Michel.
WALLACK's THgATbR.-" Bosom Friends
kNrHoN MEMORIAL CHURCH.-Sncred concert
CHICkFRING HAII--Conccrt English Giees n -
CnURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITf.-Leoture' Inc he'' Di'
Armltagc.
O,IOs,EuM-' Siege OF Paris" 49, W.T.,
DpCkEK BUupiSG-At 3 /: Lecture. Abby Sage Richard
sou. . -,
NORTH PR SBYTERIAS CHURCH.-Readings Page.
STANDARD HALi.-Lectuie. The Rev. .. H. trOthhShah'
sTEINwAY HAII~-Lecture. G. Roberts, jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
BRANCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE.
Aeru'2lork Daily Gribnare.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1875.
THE MEMS his MORNING.

FoRFIaN-The Archbishop of Cologne left that
city. = 1t was reported that NJ. Leon Say, the
French Minister of Finance, had resigned. -
Tho British defeated the Malays. - More
Spanish troops arrived i'll Havana - The
steamer IAm6rque was supposed to have been seen
off Cape St. Vincent.
DoMEsmc.-In Congress- yesterday, the House
passed an ani-Subsidy resolution by 223 Yeas TO 80
NAYS and an ant-third term resolution by 232 Yeas
70 Nays the abolition Of political disabilities was
made q special order for Friday; Senator Morton
asked for special committee 10 investigate MisSs-
sippi election frauds 60 The Military Court OF
Inquiry was dissolved at Gen. BabcOcks request
- Bishop Brown Of Fond du Lac Wis, was con-
secrated at Troy, n. Y. - The new church OF the
Old South Congregation in Boston was dedicated.
Senator Johnston of Virginia was renominated by
the Democratic legislative caucus. - EX-Deputy
Collector Hin was found guilty in the whisky trials
at indianapolis.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-ThurlOw Weed explained
that his connection with attempted compromise
of the Ring suits had been exaggerated - The
lease of the Union Ferry Company was declared to
he invalid. - The murdered woman in Last
New-York was identified; her supposed murderer
was arrested - Missouri Pacific Railway stock
holders are trying to dispace tie directors. -
The Assembly Committee investigated the causes OF
crime =- Another effort made TO save Dolan
from execution. 60 Cold 1143s, 1l43s 114Ss.
Gold value of the egaltender dollar at the close.
674lO cents.
TIE WEATHER.-The Government report predicts
warmor and partly cloudy weather. - In this
city yesterday the day clear bracing, and cold
thermometer. 22o, 800 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
MUSICAL NOTES.

A sacred concert will be given at the Anthem
Memorial Church, West FortY-elghthst. this evening,
under the direction OF Mr.. Geo. f. lie Jeune.
A testimonial concert will be given to Nine
Sterling next Monday, stenway Bali sort OF fare
well compliment before her return To Europe. She VIII
have tue services OF the Thomas Orchestra
The first of the series Of English Glee Con-
certs takes place tonight al Chekering Hall Among the
pieces the programme Nations Sailors :"
DE Pcarsals "when Anen-a-Dae," Lesc's Thine
Eyes Bright" Callcotts Are the White Hours"
Steyonss aye Spotted snakes" Cookies Hail. bouii-
teous Nature" and number OF solos, songs, &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16

Greater confidence in the safety Of Lame
rique Is inspired by the fact that the funnel OF
that steamer seen off Cape st. Vincent, as well
"a that of the other which had her in tow,
both correspond in color with those OF the
French line. 1t is. however, discouraglng
circumstance that ~ days have elapsed since
the vessels were sighted within one days sail
of Cadiz, where it is reasonable TO suppose
they would have put in, had they been so lar
out of their regular course as is supposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16

duod spirit His right-hand man. Mr.. James Hayes
sought to become Clerk of tho Marine Court; out
his chances were better three weeks ago than they
have been since The election took place the other
day, and Mr. Hayes was dstanced, reputable Dem
ocrat, Mr. j. d. Coughlin, being chosen in his stead.
On the whole the Morrssey star seems to be less In
the ascendant than early In November.