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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25


dilla Ia mayor parte de los Totes disponibles que
ascieuden una can ;idad de quintales conside-
rable, dc SGT s ~ ql. La demanda por esta ho-
ja slgue activa y los tenedores de las partidas
que aln quedan poryender, no .quieren cederlos
m6nos del dltimo precio citadO, que por tanto
consideramos como cotizacion VICENTE hoy.
CUEROS.-Sc colocan los dulces con de-
manda moderada de $I3 $l33 quintal y los sa-
lados siguen nuy POGO solicitados, ootzandoss
AGUAkDIENTE DE CANA.-Algunos pc.
quenos Totes han cambiado de manos, de $50
&38 los ITO galones sin envase.
CAN6BI0a.
Contin6an escasos los giros sobre ,L6adreA,
y con bastante demanda teotizandose letras ~
d. w., de 95.306 &5.40 por E.
Sobre Espaha del I2 al IA p. 8 premio.
Onzas Espaholas II ps una
Colombianas. I6i. ps. una. seunn conve-
Americanas e. U. 81 ps. id. n,a - ,marcisl.
Confines St ps i'd. AA"
Plata espahola. ST D.S
Orc frances Ia par.
Mone1a corriente plata americana.
pesousnto n crcantil della al Is p.3 aDnal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
Provisiones asnerieanas.

En Ia deeena que abrasa esta Revista solo
- ha introduoidO I'm cargamento el cual fu6
vendid0 precios reservados Y anOtam0s con-
tlnuacionj .pero como 80 hAbia bas.Antes exis-
sencias procedentes de sntoriOres Arrlbos Ia pla.
a. queda7 7abastecida oai abundaneia, con tenden-
ria baja on precios. - III csrgaInento aludidO
"a el quo siYue:
Por E;ssa Christie-30 barriles tocino mess,
20 i'd i'd clear, lV Q. tocineta, Is barriles manto
ea Q0latasid., 6. i'd, lOO 4ocenas escObas, 2O0
barriies hanna maiz. 2O0 csjas galletas, iOU i'd.
Quesos, 25 Dariiles habichuelas, 3JU cajas velas,
iv0 i'd. jabon, 200sados arroz, todo'vondldO pre-
piOs extrictamepte reservadOs. ~: ~z--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
Dep6sito
Sc vende.

La sstancia 'tCorcho" en- Utuado barrio de Ange.
les cerca de Lares 100 cusrda.2O de cafe, de pl6
tanos, (todas do eoseOho) alguuas IA de futos
nores past0s, moatss Iraeza: Ia atravesa rio,
Dirigirss proposiciones, Mayaghss, los Sres Ma
dial HermanOs y Ge-Capital, ID Manuel kiyerp,-
Pence, ID. Pedro Roman y Arseibo, u, Jose QoAe-
teco. Is - ..sis sz+s# 7-l9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
Sc vende en- Caguas.

Una estancia On 81 barrio de TomGs Do Castro ST.
tuada entire los dos camiass qae desds este pueblo
conducen 81 de San Lorepzoy por consiguients bana
d. por el rio "Grsnde" COnsta dc lao Loo cusrdxs
dc terreno; de elias Is 80 de vega s resto muy lie.
no CON una quebrada que las cruza. Contsns sdemas
dos casas de nadera cobjsdas de tsas dc bsrro al
gunas siembras de frutos memories.
III que Ia interess pueds dirigirss D. Geronimo
Matan1sa On diche pueblo. 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
Pailas para Ingenio

Las hay dc todos tamaflos leifimsA
70 Carron, hasta 300 galones. en- q
almacen de on Sras Ame julia =
y de Asuad'lla. Para ma4 porms.
aosss I!!. dlEiglgss Dig e { " eitadQs ssaarsa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
eALIDA6.
LIRaADA
B
9ALIDA6.
-LLEGADAs.
Giro de Letras.

sobre C3diz, Ssvills, Madrid, Baroslora, Malaga,
Ceruia, Santandsr, San Sebastian Valsneia, psr
oantdades de $So On sdsianss eosta vista gaa l0s
que susoribsn.
Puerto, RiOo IL de Fsbrsro de 1s76.-Iriorts, Her
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
: PARTE MERCANTIL.
Revista Quincenal Mercantil.
Puerto Rico "a de Agosto de 1875.
xMPoRTAo1oM.

:Rn 81 corto perfodo que ha transourrido
aesds L. fecha do nuestra Ultima Ravists, los
arfihos On nuestrO puerto solo comprcnden, un
oargRRentO de provisiones americanas, tres de
,edlAZOnes, de los que uno sigui6 para Mayagdex
,. Algunas pacotillas de frutos peninsulares Con
tah 6scasaS mtr0ducciones, natHralmente ha 81
do p0ea In animacion que ha habidO en- este ramo
de los negocios. Pasamos reaeiiar Las transac-
douesqne se han efectuado y Ia posiciOn del
narcad0 On general.
a xrutos peninsulares.
Pocos han sido los que % han importadO =
les eKistencias On Ia plaza SON moderadas, por
nanera que los pr6ximOs arribos creernOs que
podrAn solocarse & precios remunerativos co.
mo quiera que en- 1a estacion equinoceial que
atravesafnos los arrib0s de la Peninsula son &C.
lefalmente pocos, es de esperarse que las coti-
zaciones Dor eStos art1cu10B Be mantenGan fAvO-
rabies para los lmportadores. "a.
POr berg. esp. p. r., de Malaga, Sres So
hrinOs d Fl, pendiente en- nuestra anterior;
asrriles vino duloe $3.50 barril, 800 i'd. id. seco
19-95 barfil
hana.
! Por vap. Aendes N~1es, de Cadis, q sres.
Sobrinos dc Ezquiaga, 60 caiae vino $4i. -.
Para SFss. Sobrlnos de Pf-20O cajas $83,
400 rstras Ajos SO centayos, 24O id. id. AZ canta
Vos, 5gsacOs garbanzos 3S.
Para Sres. Was, Soler, Pslacios y Ca-2H
barfiles uYas $3 barril, oajas CON 800 Hbras
lonGani3s 500 Ql, S80 barriles vino dulce, 60 i'd.
ID. kgrimA, 50 Id i'd pajarete IS cAjas de IL
botellaa vino surtido pOr vender.
Por barca esp. SGnJos8, de Barcelona, para
1rss. Was, Soler, Pslacios y c., pendente On
nusstra anterior, 70 cajas cen 2VO resmas papel
hlaneo e5-76 resraa. -. '
.st -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
NllMgI00.
PRECIos DE sUsoRIPoIoN

Por $40 Ia iaa-por ss $5-6g csnlavos Pc
umestre $3Por resles Ia Capital 10 resto
IsPor Peninsula sxtraniefo snyisDdo
peri6dco franco de porte oOso nses 5 ansaor IN
Ia isls de Cuba $l0 sE0ia@Ci 81 a9tk1:#
Las pagan smps por adeanado los snssrsu
pussn sntsndsss los decasas ssta "A
nnstraciOn 5 81 e9E.* 3 .fs Is afs. k3
81 BoLETn snvia & sodas parties franco as porte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
anga. a a

Por $25 msnsuales en- lugar de 80 que % vaor Sc
aquils a nmero Is, Gale de San Sebastian, COM
pussta de sala couedor departamsntos la par
10 baja dos grAndes, con visa s mar el mira
dor F.A-Dar4n razou San JustO 6. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
Bib'ioteca Azul
POR TEODORO GUERRERO
q 50 ceHtdv0S t0ns0.
d 50 centavos tomo.

Ell escabel de ia fortuna. Los mar tires del amor
Cuentos sociaes que comprende: Despues De muerto.
Al borde del abismo.-La escuela del amor.--El
mundo los ounce amos.
De vsnra en la Isprenta, A3maced de Pa1el do Con
zalez, F0rtaeza Is. 4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
SUBAlN0 DE LARROCA I C0MP.
Imprenta Litografla,
Almaces de pape1y efectos de escritorio.

Be ACADIA de recibir en- este estabecmisno una gran
factura de objetos para las escueas dc Ia acretsda
casa de HerRondo, de Madrid.
No pudien 10 ssta casa msndar por escritO nota de
tedos los efsctos que tienen la vsnta los muchos
que ~ 10 han pedido, dessando comp!acerles un
termino brsve, pcnen On su cOnoclnlsnto, que este
estabeoimiento, Ocupa actualmente de imprlmir
Cssdogo donde espechcar& los objstos precos de
todo 10 que sns para Ia venta, 81 eua rsmitir4 gra
ts tod0 81 que 10 solioe dssde fines del oerrieRts
mss que sStara "a terminad0.
Varios de los arculos que 80 han recibidos los
sigusntes:
Libros para lss eseuelas, dc todas csses Mapas do
Espana Dc Paluce esferas tsrrestres cslsstes armi
lArss; telA para encerados. Msdaas para premos de
varias cases papel pautado de todas las reg pxar
ras muvstras de lturzaets letra ngssa, plumas de
ave. oolecciones de cartel.s por Flores btos mati
cuAs e!xslioacion, idem de as stenc dara g., T.:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
Star Ball Line

Gran hnea de vapores correos ng,sses, sptrs NusvA
York sl brasil, con esc4la sn este puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
G a ng a

Ea los BaIios de Gosmo - al aez So suldaa cabaf
los a pasto tambian Sdmiteu reses 81 snsusl DO
cabeza.
Hay doscientas y pico de ouerlas csrcadas de mag
ni6c0 paste de yerba de guinea 6-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
Consulado Brita1ljco.

La sorrespondeasa ca sierra eats Consulsdo los
dias siguientes: -
Para Euglatsrra Espaaa,)
Franeia Alsmania, toda
Europa, Asia, Santh6nas Ell 19 & Is rs
Pacfheo, Hsrrs drme y las
Colonias IngleAAs.
s.e.ss. p:ss i u11s. hissa'' ASIis'' >El 4i. IL.
|. FIT Fs:.. 81 Brasil Bio ''3n' a. ia sls 50.
Para sante Domingo sLos diss 3 l6.
Psralos Es.aaos Undo. Via dc SanthSmaE Hs.
lifax sl 10 IL.
Para los E.'aao'- uaiao.,} Vi. ], p,iss 1.s.,..
Ssgun disposition del Gobisrno Brit4nieo an Il,
das de correspondents para Europa las caras 90 tas
ran este Censulado hasta Ia una del dia sin ru)ta
hasta las ) con una muta de 1O centavos Dor car
tas excepto eohsn el buzon CON es ssllos
issgleses necssarios.
Caando el fran1uso es forzoso las cartas pussias
en- 81 buzon no son hanquesdas no pusdsn scr snyia
das por ell vapor inslss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
E D. MARGARY,

Doctor en- Cirujfa Dental del Colego del Baltimore,
(E. ~ rsvalidadO sufcisntsmsnte, tisno 81 honor
Dc particpAr al pdbcO habsr alberto oAcna On Ia
calls IL Fortalesa, nlmero SO, donds ofeoe los
servicos Dc profession.
HORAS DE RECIBO.
De 8 II de IL rpaAanas
De l2 8 de la taEde. N. julio ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25

1907 1914. 1884, 4O37, 4O70 4453 5aO1, E62l, 57l3,
57Y6 6u46, 6a52 Gill, 62 ST. 6S6z, $685. 1894, 717S,
25l, 7x64, II g. 1880, 73Ov 7410 7446, 7464, 74e6,
1882 7499, 1906 1910, 1876 1880, 1897, 1898, 1889,
1914, 76I6, 7622 1851, 1855 1885, 1851 1861, 1879,
7726 7765, 1885, 1898, 1915 1924. 7626 7943, 1858,
1856 SO15, SO55 sO56, SO67 o1U7 8l0S, o109, Sl14,
SIt5 8loS S17I Slo3, e2O3 S2l1, S2l2, S2l3, 622S,
$685. s345, 1888, $780, 3!9l, $685. s3O2, 1914, e3l9
143. S349. 1861 1857, $685. $3.50, s4O6 e4l5, 1926,
S4y7 s43Y, SAG S45l, S452 1865, S4oU S4so, e495,
$685. $685. s6I7 So15, $685. $500, 570l, 57O3, 67U4,
S7O5, 67O7, $751; 1888, 1885, $685. $780, 1858, $3.50,
1858, 1890, $685. 1853, $685. $685. $3.50, 1881, $685.
1886. 1891, 9OO2 9OO3, 9OO5 9O12, 1920 9O22, 5000
9U33 9036, 9O3s 9U5s, 9059, 9060 906l, 9U62, 9075
9O19, $685. 9OS7 909l, 9O95, 1896, 9llO Ola, 9ll9
Yl2 $751; 9l4O, 9l42, 9I43, $3.50, 9l51, 9l53, 9io9
9l7O, 9l77 9l75, 9lS6, 9l59, 9l9l 9l92 9l93, 9l01
9l96 Yl97, 900, 9209.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
Dep6sito de marmoles

En- el almaeen 81 lado de- la joyera de Furat, per-
teuecents 4 la msma casa, hay cOnstantements un
surtido de panteones l&pdas unelarias; agunas de
estas de exquisite gusto de vares formas precios
Messs todss de marmOl para sala cafe, gran
surtido de losas de todos tsmsos Pias bautsmales
para aqua bend.ta Ga, ga, Ga
Estos bellos trabaos reciben de Italia eonstan-
temsnts.
Los Sres que gusten hacer algun pedido pus'sn
rgirss IN dusho, el que los servira Ia mayor
prontitud. m ~ ar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
Gaia de Prestamos.
46.-CRUZ-46.

FL dia 81 del eorriento remataran phblisa al.
moneds las prendss de los taones sguentes, por Or
den de ID. Franciaco Tinaud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-25
0alaEones.

Respecto estOs artfculos tOdO 10 que poda-
nOs decr pOsitivamente es que hay abundantes
AxistenciaS On pOder de los almacenistas, pues
On 10 concerniente preciOs no nos es possible
nAeer apreclaclon alguna, On razOn que uOs
cargamentos que Sc han eolOcado aquf, de tres
que han ilcEadO nuestrO puerto, 10 han sidO &
tP0s secR9t0s, sintiendO que Ia eOndieion dc re-
ssrvA cue generalmente es impuesta por los com
Rraderes, no mos pernllta dar i acenocer mas Cd
pl1citamente Ia posicion dc nuestrO nercadO para
Articu[os dc txnta inpOrtancia, como sen los do
que nos oeupamOs. -LOs oargaRentos lnenciona-
dos con los aiguientes:
Per Hops-l55ls bacalao, l52 csjas i'd, l6o19
ID. i'd. 1913 Asddock, 6IS Hake, Is y 4I2 barriles
MseaFeias, 4oid arenQues, vendidO & precios re-
POr Mary Eleanor--lSe terxones baca,ao
1855. i'd, l52Ca id. i'd, IS tambores id 77I3 Had
dock, 81 tamDores i'd, 175 barriles macarelas
ers id. Id, loo barriles arenques, tambien ven.
ado pre,ios secretos. ..l 4
ri Is LOr.''::a, sigui6 CON todo sa oargamento
Fi<5 !, xasajo.
Sfgus 81 mercado totalmente desproyisto do
ssts saiado, sin que haya ccurrido ningn arri.
10 IN nusatrO puertO.--La pOsicion del mercado
nopuede ser mas favorable para Ia venta del pri-
Ref carGanento que recale.
~ 1rovisiones alemauas.
No % ha efectuado ninguna importaeien di-
Upta, RNro % han reclbidO alginas pRcotillaA de-
6aa Th6mas, las que si bien NO han abastsOitlo
q plaza, Henan las necesidades del momento;
9tn enshNEBQsl naercado Sontin1a en- buena po
siSion para L. realixaeion del primer cargsInsn.
- hisn surtidS que llegae. -
lfE ..ts .ses y f1.% go. '5 'ft' ,@ -
~ 81, a. 16adSras. -.....
3 han introducido doe pequeEos Totes de
pehe 1hglea, que anotamos continuaeion.-No
han osHrrid0 inp0rt&oiones De pichipen las
sxistencias De esta clase van disrninuy yendo aun.
qua muy Establishments. De pino blanoo hay
ereeidSs existencias. - -
Por Hope, de Lanenburg, 10000 plea tablas
pino, vendidos precio reeervado.
Por Nary EteanOr, de Lunenburg, $500 te-
tamanis ~ OOV pies tablss pino, to1o yendid9
RPFecios rsserysdes. d l..'. 80.
'''s' ater!ales do toneleria.
Hay crscidas existencias en- almaoenes, y IL
demands contin6a lipitsda. No go han impoR-
H,ade ninguuoa en- el1tiempo que comprende sate
1xPo1TAoroM. .4
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30

schroeder The purpose Of seeSSg a a. am samSeon
se tsesa sn sle before me M Of January Of each year
At n meeting of the Board of Health Yesterday
resolution passed orbddng the use OF straw OF any NE
strcted TO gant permits for bara moon returns 9 sill
births unless these returns were oeruned 10 oy
The two boards of trustees of the Fleet Street
Afr Church brought an action IN ne c s os
ey Judge McCne Is preparing decree deciding sgaps ss
Rev. Mr.. Murray.
At 1890 o'clock tomorrow night the New; Years
Eve service Of 81 AIMS Church on e for he by
Dudley Buck, the composer Of the mns,e sci Tor @ h old
aud ring in the New Year
On Thursday night, Sergeant CarrOughs OF the the
81 ssnaS PTscpf1 No. rag a7 On % g. but
gained an @ all s Parf d e sinPS Pns S ex
cept some slips Of the Henry and Kentucky lotteries
dimnuve boy. while coasting on %, moinm0ia ,u, %
hev wagon Was passine Unable control bis sed on ac
Sq%a Of 1 s h he ss eGp he Gs de de- % He
pale, but sled and boy are bOtn intact
Charles NJ Field of the firm OF tieid M nloGa1y Morls s
William = Doubleday halter a. Ntntasl ~ ian fev ahS nine Te
nSS aSs Raf % @ poga6 S9y as,s &c
building in which the done These are heavily mort
s"s'O LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
Tho nevt lecture in the Cooper Union Free Course
for the People delivered this evening IN me e % a
al o'clock by W. s. Andrews Of t' CITY, on D'Ai'''
The second anniversary of the New-York Society
ceRsInr 9T inS " en- rharsay jan 1871 Em
nent Wll be announced heIehuI,
viii address meeting Free tickets Gi adsSnh can pc
had y calling Of Office Of the society NO SoO Boad"a
The Blcecker Street Railroad Company few years
AGO id fair amount business and paid dividend on os
sfock hat for some time the company has Oeen III hnn
diGculties AT meeting the Board OF Directors YESTERDAY
IL was resolved put drawn by one horse anu
same humber of cars present The management an
pate BY this reduction Of expenses that they can IND
road 10 lis former cond00 The htst car Oh ihs nu
made s trip over the road yesterday morning
of off directors
time Association Port OF NewNOrk VIII De helo jan o.
The fol0wng ticket proposed by the nominating
committed For President John IL Boyn9n ior h
ient q Elwel Secretary ElDah n
ton Tor Treasurer Albert H. Brown for Drectors inoas
p paII Tames Henry. David Dearborn, John Ituosen'
Zaccheus Bergen Marcus Hunter John T. MrI 1onn M @ 1n
uaV Wn III Van Brun, f. Macne, george H. iiayno'
Henrv RowrinC Amaiee Vatable. W. H. r. Hughes AleIai
der Num- Edward n. Norton, Mark w. Maciay NlIan Il"
Harness 8obert Dillon Chew and Livingston i'oe
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
WADE HAMPTON TO GOV. HAYES.

uE SAYS HE Is GovEHSOR OF SOUTH CAROLYN, AAND
THAT HE Is FOR PEACE-A COPY OF THE LETTER
SENT TO Gov TlLDES
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 29.-Judge j. ). hachey OF
South Carolina is here the bearer OF letter IRON
Gen. Wade Hampton to Gov. Hayes. The letter Is
as fOllows -,
EXECUTIVE MASsrox, COLUMBIA, Dec 49, 1875.
Nv DEAN SIR: | have the honOr TO inclose copy OF
NV inaugural ns the duly elected Governor of South Caro-
lima In view of present events and the Official sanction
given 10 gross misrepresentation OF the acts ana purposes
Of the majority OF the good people OF tins commonwealth
deem 1t proper declare that profound peace prevails
throughout tie State that the Of Judicial proceed
ngs ia obsrcted by combination Of citizens thereof
and that the laws for the protection Of the inhabitants In
all their rights OF person. property, and citizenship are
being enforced In courts While the people Oh thls
State are not wanting either in tie spirit or the means 10
maintain their rights Of citizenship against the usurped
power which now dchea the supreme judicial authority
Of the state they such faith in the Justice Of their
cause that they proose to leave is yndlcaon to the
ptopor legal tribunals appealing az the time 10 the
patriotism and pdbc sentiment Of the whole country
The infammatory utteranoes Of portion OF the public
press render perhaps not noppOrtune for me to state
that although the people OF South Carolina view WIN
grave the present critical cOnuncture IN the az
fairs Of our country which threatens to subject to
treme test the republican system of government itsoi
is their firm deliberate purpose TO condemn any so
luton Of existing political problems that involves the
exhibition OF armed force that moves through any
,otber channel than the prescribed form OF the Cons
tiOn the peaceful agencies of law. Trusting that so
luton may be had which, while maintaining the peace OF
the country shall do violence 10 The constitutional
afeguards OF popular rights, and VIII tend sti moro
firmly 10 unite the people all tb9 States IA earnest
effort preserve the peace and sustain the laws ana the
Constitution, am very respectfully your 0Deden ser
want, WADE HAMPTON, Governor Of South Carolina.
Ilis EXcellency, Il. T. Hayes, Governor OF OhiO
T. S.-As the settlement Of the vcNed political que--
tions which agitate the public mind must ultimately
depend yourself your distinguished competitor Tor
adj "A Ia
to his Excellency Gov. Tden. Yours,
WADE HAMPTON.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30

factiOus, and he has no doubt that his own party
with himself at the head of it, will he considered
factious if they should ever again exchange places
with the Liberals of which the sangnine Sir star
ford Is extremely doubtful. He speaks of his hard
lot in having to come after Mr.. Disraeh, who mas
not only led the party for 80 years but may be said
TO have created the party Ia remark which few conn
ty members, and certainly not Mr. Claiborne
Hardy, would ever have made). Think what we
may of Mr.. Disraeli, must agree with his euio-
gst that he has safely brought his followers through
difficulties which might well have appalled, the
stoutest heart that he has shown marvellous insight
and personal energy. and that the Conservative
party owes to him its present position, whether or
not we agree with Sir Stafford thinking that po-
sition proud one.
There is in all this suggestion of too much defer
ence both to the will of Lord Beaconsfeld and to
the will of the House. As 90 the first Sir Stafford
will presently bethink himself that the House
of Commons will never consent to be led from the
House of Lords As to the second he will find that
though it expects to be consulted il does expect
to be led aud will follow somebody; if not its ttu-
lar leader then some else of stronger will There
is remark in Mr.. BagehOt's Essay on the House Of
Commons which may be commended to Sir Stafford
and holds good always-that leader must
lead. good horse likes TO feel the riders hand,
and great delberative assembly likes to feel that
it is under worthy guidance. minister who sue
cumbs to the House, who Ostentatiously seeks ITS
pleasure who does not try to regulate II,
who viii not boldly point out plain errors
to ii, seldom thrives. Possibly danger lies that way
for Sir Stafford Northcote. But the place is one for
which man has to prove his fitness by experiment,
and which no man can fill with conspicuous success
at first. knowledge he has, and ability he has, but
he has yet to show whether he has that force OF
character without which in his new career knowl-
edge and ability will oount for little. g. W. S.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
JUDGE MACKEY CALLS on HAYES.

soI,rH CAROLINA FOR HAYES AND PEACE-TILDENs
.GtT.roRs TRYING TO MAKE TROUBLE, But
WITHOUT SUCCESS.
fuY TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUSE.l
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 29.-Judge l. D. Mackey
OF south Carolina is in the city He called on GOV hayes
last eyepfng and remained until late hour. In the
recent canvass in that State Judge Mackey supported
Gov Hayes for the Presidency and Wade Hampton TOT
tbe Governorship the Judge aud Gen. Hampton often
speaking from the same stand. Judge Mackey says
nat during the canvass the only reference made to the
national contest was at Darlington, where Hampton
said can vote for Hayes aud wheeler without ds-
honor but as Democrat shall cast my ndlVlduaI NOte
for Mr. Tlden would vote for Hayes and Whecle: 10
aid in accomplishing the redemption OF South Carolina
from misrue, and hold that my allegiance TO soutn
Carolina ia far above and beyond my allegiance to the
Democratic party"
During the interview last night Judge Mackey stated
that he brought a message from Gen Hampton 20 Gov
HAYES but that IL contained nothing that would give
announcement 10 Northern Democrats 10 engage IN 'o-
lent opposition In the event Of the Inauguration oi Gov
HAYES as President and that there was nothing In the
proposed course OF Wade Hampton and his advisers
that would give such encouragement lie was
very emphatic in saying that Wade Hampton ana
his friends ask for pledges patronage. ana tat
they are convinced % the legal election OF Gov hayes
and they viii take part In a Domocfatlc IeNolu'ohS
octOp On tire contrary, they wi should the nccessf
arise act I'm defense Of the Government They believe
Congress the body which VIII decide the
Indie Mackey said the legal election OF the liales
electors In south Carolina was contested by the pen n
crats of that state The meeting and action OF the III
den candidates simply at the suggestion OF aRehts
Of Gov Tilden The Judge further stated tha eome OF
nrespntne assurances that thousands OF Democrats IN
ONO and Indiana are ready 10 hght ana hauguIA'e III
den by force, and thai south CaiOhha Dehoe,hs h uc
Earnestly invited iJip them In the contest But the
Judge says the Southern members of that party naEe
little confidence IN the promises lhef Norneih
New-York tribune., 1876-12-30
A STATEMENT BY THE COMMITTEE.

Speciai Dispdct o The Bdlttaorc Gdzete.
COLUMBIA, $. c., Dec. 2S.-The House Sub
Committee prepared the following statement To 80
to the country:
Of the committee delegated by the House
10 inquire INTO The election o Plesdeha
electors n South Carolina and report the same Tor ia IN
deranng she people, after careful examination o The
returns an precincts the state, mud that al the
Hayes and Wheeler electors have fair majority on he lace
OF The returns MILLION SAYLEl- Chairman.
JOSIAH q. ABBOTT,
WM. LAwiEhCE.
The Hon Milton Sayler gives II as his opinion that
Hampton has carried the Stale by az least 1lOJ lna
ioIity, the committee not empowered to IN
aurc into state election 1t will make no report upon
taat branch OF the subject only as comes IN s an lo
dental question.