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ourselves in snug bachelor quarters. A pleas
! ant-faced old gentleman arose to meet us,
| whom intuitively perceived to be descend
| ant of the General in the seventh generation.
"Gentlemen," said he, offering us seats,
around the fire, 81 have just been reading in
an old copy of the PRESS an account of your
visit one hundred years ago, and had
curious feeling come over me that you would
come again tonight, and that I should be the
favored man to receive you.''
I fancied / could trace some resemblance
between him and his venerable ancestor, but
he was dressed more like Master CIeeves, the
fashion having got around to that style again !;
and when I compared the three was forced
to admit that mine was the ugliest and
Master Cleeves' the handsomest, and think
my readers will agree with me, if they will
look at the picture on five dollar national
bank bill, such as are fortunate enough to
possess one about their persons in these con-
tracted times.
eve have selected you to accompany us
on our next VISIT" said Master Cleeves.
Our host bowed in acquiescence, and a
silence ensued while we all gazed into the
fire.
"You burn coal TILL" said Master Cleeves.
eve heat by steam which is supplied by
pipes like water, but use coal in open fires
to look at and for ventilation"
"Ventilation was puzzling question in
my day." said 1.
eyes," replied the younger Preble, "and
long after. About your time they got the
new theory that bad air was heavier than
pure air, and placed their ventilators at the
bottom of the room, as if the air would rise
any better by getting the other side of par
tition. Finding that did not work they put
heating fues into the ventilators to make
drafts. Then they tried letting warm air in
at the top and pumping the impure air out
at the bottom, and finally the great public
returned to open firepaces.''
"You were speaking of reading an old copy
of the PRESS p" said l, 'does that journal still
continue in existence"'
eyes, indeed" he replied, and spread out
| copy before US. 1t was triple sheet, three
times the size Of the old one which he placed
beside it.
''It was a very able paper in your day, Mr..
Newbegin, but you would be surprised to see
| the amount of labor put into it now. Think
of ten columns of ship news, regular corre-
spondents all over the globe, and leaders for
which they pay one thousand dollars each.
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IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN

IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
ORDERED, That the City Clerk give notice to all
parties interested by publishing copy Of this order
in of the daily papers of this City, for three sue
cessive weeks, that this Board, on TUESDAY. the
eighteenth day of April next, at O'Clock P. Nj. at
the Aldermen's Room, in City Building, will hear all
parties interested in the Petition of l. r Harrington
and others, for Sewer in Congress Street; commenc-
ing opposite center of passage way between land Of
First Parish Church and land of said Harrington,
and thence north easery through Congress Street to
Chestnut Street, and thence through Chestnut Street
to the old Sewer in said Chestnut Street. and that
thereafter this Board will determine and adiudpe If
public convenience and necessities require the CON
struction of said Sewer.
Read and passed.
Attest: III. J. ROBINSON Clerk
A true Copy of Original.
Attest: III. /. ROBINSON Civ Clerk
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POETRY.
COnsOlement.

Dead, sweet? Nay look upon the lips;
God sends his comfort with his grief;
That smile must give thy soul Relief
Heavens joyous radiance in eclirse.
o restless, living hearth To yearn,
And stretch white, trembling hands to earth
Is vain. Like ashes on the hearth,
The fame Of life meier return.
But through the years of joy and pain
By which thy soul shall finer be,
The subtle sense shall steal on thee
That less than loss had been less gain,
minated never, those who reach
That hour when. claiming all at last,
Soul cleaves to soul, and tears fall fast,
OF ecstasy too fine for speech.
Inen, when the flowers shall nod above
Thy grave, together in the glow
VI mutual eyes, both souls shall know
The rapture of perfected love.
[Lucrece, in the Golden Ru'e.1
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,AssH, A Good Farm for Sale or Eek.
,asS S3 change for City Property Located
kf44l Elm Deering, three miles from Portland !;
1plenty of wood and water; good orchard
buildings in nice order. Price $500. Apply to
VIM. H. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
March Z, 1876. ma29d4ws
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FOR HARPSWELl,.

o. On and after October Sth. 1873.
p/atA9S Steamer Henrietta, CAPT, g.
well Mondays and Saturdays at
8 a. M, touching at Chebeague, Little Che
0ea&ue and Long Island. Returning, viii leave
commercial Wharf, at o. m. touching at the above
landings Will touch at Cousens Island each way.
T0r particulars Inquire OF CAPTAIN on board or
myS dtf
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
Is a Local and Constitutional Remedy,

LooAL-Because it is applied directly to the seat
Of disease the nasal passage, by Installation. where
it acts, instantly clearing the head of mucous &C.
FOUNDATIONS, alaying pain and soreness, subduing
Inflammation and gradually drying up the discharge
CoNsT1TUTIoNAI1Becaus it is taken internally,
puries the blood of the acid poison always present
in Catarrh keeps the pores open the skin moist and
healthy, gives tone to the nervous forces improves
tonic influence, to completely throw off the disease
Each package contains Treatise on Catarrh and
DR.. Sanford's Improved Inhaling Tube. Price ST. co.
For sale by Druggists everywhere. WEEKS &
POTTER, Boston, General Agents.
w-Use SANFORDS. JAMAICA GINGER, supe-
rior to Composition, Hot Drops, etc.
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CITY OF PORTLAND,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
March 25, 1876.
To qchom it may concern.
Notice is hereby given, as required by the afore
said order, which is made apart of this notice.
H. I. ROBINSON, City Clerk.
mas dtap16
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Portland & Rochester r. r..
On and after Monday, April, 8, 1875,

On and after Monday, April, 8, 1875,
-, Trains will run as foIIows,
EK-Nn@ Leave Portland at $50 a. m,
80, 400 and $40 p. m
s'oO a. ~. Train stops at all stations between
Portland and Rochester, and runs through to
Worcester. Arrives at Rochester at 1000 a.
m, lwhere 1t connects with Eastern and Bos.
ton q Maine Rairoads.) At Nashua at l1.47
Aver junction 1910 D m. Fitc hbnrR
l2o p M, and at Worcester at 2.i0 ., m,
connecting with trains South and West
$50 z. M. Steamboat Express arrives nj
~ ko 81 at $50 p, M; connects at Epping
tor nanene-ter and Concord, at Nashua
ton for Fitchb.rg and Hoosac F.n-
mel Lime at Worcester with Boston q
Aloany RaIIsG1h, and goes through New
there connecting with the magnificent
Steamers Of the Norwich Line, arriving in
New York at Pier No. 40. North RiSer
state Rooms can be secured in advance at
Barnes Bros, No. % Exchange Street and
400 =. VI: Train runs to Rochester, stopping at
$50 q. m. Train runs to Gorham.
RETURNING.
Trains leave Rochester at 7.2O 11.z6, 11.45 a M,
TAO A. "" Stops at all Stations arrives in Port
ll.26 A. M Steamboat Express from New Lon
don, leaving Norwich Line Steamers at 90
a. m, and Worcester at 500 a. M, stops at
Springvale Alfred, Saco River, Gorham Sacca-
Kappa and Westbrook, arrives IN Portland at
20 p. m, makes close connection with the
Maine Central and Grand Trunk Railroads.
ti.40 A: vi. Train is freight train with Passen-
ger Car attached, stops at all Stations, and
:. is due in Portland at $40 p. m.
stops at all Stations when signaled, arrives
in Portland at 1880 D. m.
Local Train from GOrham at 90 a m arrivps In
Portland at $40 q. m.
~, JIM. LUNr. sept.
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Centennial Visitants III.

ADAM NEwBEGIN's DREAM.
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NOTICE..

7 HEREBY inform my patients in Portland and
Il Vicinity that have established an Office nj
40 Congress Street. the only place in the city
where DR.. J. Clawson Keley's genuine remedies car
be had The Kelley Medicines are too well known to
need comments Ishal be at the office on the LIST
and 3rd Tuesday and Wednesday of each month
DIR. .. B. GOWEAL, who has had much ex-
perence with the Kelley Medicines, will wait on the
sick in my absence. 1 can recommend DR.. Gowel
to the full confidence of all in want of medical treat
ment, and especially all long standing and chronic
Diseases that have resisted other treatment. Con-
sultation and advice free.
DIR. SAMUEL EDWARDS.
ma29 Boston, Mass, diff
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For Sale.

"ISHING to change business. L offer my Store
w and Dwelling combined with or without Stock
at Bargain. An excellent place for Dry and Fancy
Goods, Millinery Tailoring Business. A good
stand in the central part of the Village, near the
Depot.
WM. HI. MARSTON,
ma30d2m Yarmouth, Me.
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NOTICE.
CITY ADV ERTISEM ENTS
CITY OF PORTLAND.

In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN, |
April 8, 1876,
ORDERED, That the City Clerk give notice to all
~ parties interested by publishing copy OF this
successive weeks, that this Board on WEDNES-
DAY, the tacenty -siTth instant, at O'Clock P. M
at the Aldermens Room in City Building, will hear
all parties interested in the petition for Sewer in
Prospect street to Casco street and thence southeast
through Casco street to connect with sewer in Con-
gress street, and that thereafter this Board will de-
termine and adjudge if public convenience and ne
cessties requires the construction of said Sewer.
Read and passed.
Attest: HI. /. ROBINSON, Clerk
A true copy,
Attest: H. ROBINSON City Clerk
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
April 3, 1876.
To all achom it mag Concern:
Notice is hereby given required by the aforesaid
Order. which is made part of this notice.
Attest, II. l. ROBINSON, City Clerk
ap4 dta26
, 1876-02-25
James Coffee. Fielding Hart, aud Joseph Lind

gay.
,-,. suPsn,oa M cornr N nntEr. =! ,oo .,,.
BERNARD q: oanlliesa
Roelle. Jnnker i Co. began nm action in at
taohmeut aRAinst M. T. Aforao. billion M. Morae,
and George u: Morse 70 rooovor si;t3o.47. =,
The Illinois Ttnas and HavinRs Bank commenced
. snit iu trespAas aeatnst John aud Hugh J.
Duffy and DAniol O'Dounill, claiming 10000
damages.
Wl!lten1 and Ffhnk +. Currlo sued E,.rlon Z.
F. i. Bte1don, iionry- Morgan, aud G. L.
Sheldon anod 4. Q. odo.l for $l,i0o
Alfrea Booth brought amt for 81, eco AgAtnst
Harry II; Cortlsa.
Jau1oh Watson brought suit AEAlnat Charles
". 1sigdon, clhtming $4,000.
:. Jacob l.. oreene h!od bill against Chariea W.
Doyes y anA M =. I. uoyce TO fosooloso = mortgago
for se0, ,000 on Lots Block IA, ot Fort Dearborn
Addition 10 Chicago. -,
C1ncuIr COURT.
Mary l1asro sno!! N. u. Hoyden and Michael
McrhilhpH loF 81. .ooU.
uouKrr eouRT.
Henry Weber, Kezihh sawyot. Jorry Toy,
Ghlrlea Lobor, haslo MoH, laying DloKey. ueoisa
4a M io1fas1. Isaac noone, Cstaeelno ofe'os' aao
In tho estate Of T. y. lhst'op ot A., 1ainort,
grant o, eoahbo,aneo ho so1 N1s ~ Aoo 10 u ILL., 0o't-
1n the oasato Of Peser AZ, gIans Of aumlttis,
tfHtlon WA maoe 70 tatuos1ne SAA' uuoos oouo
for sy,ouu. .1.pa., H.. ,~u, .., .,.
10 te oathto o. Isaac losa' tne mi. T va pI9'en;
1na 1eI.Gfn "eso shn" hn,I ts oso nv, ooS" "au
SAInen Caaet, anIes VI 1 nunI asn tpr wv ,r;u
~ tno eatAto VI 1ptu"u tonHnoAt tne Wa WAa
pIoven hna lottors teatatnenthfy we're isBtled To
Thomas BhlrlY, undor bond for $4,000.
In tic s,a,9 ,S so o .a S T
nloc{ unilnr bond far sfi INN.
A'''eA "'''' ' en,M,yst, cnrrr.
Harry Duncan pIoadoi guilty to tso cbateos
OF burglary; aud was ro1andad for sentence.
, 1876-02-25

not bs legally admitted, but thst they must
make mp tte!r ninda from tho evidence Of
tiat in tiayia.el from tl,o lauai cuslop1 of tts.
charging ths prisoner A. once. and hold him
over until Monday, when tho foreman Of tho
Jury acnt noto U tho Court a.klng l,is tls-
Charge, upon 'hIcl. ho was released. lie said
tho ovtdenco Or so much Of It ~ he beard, tto
jury could not have acted olhsvviee than It did.
The confessions nf the jurors To Tic reporter
Mlsl sctye ~ commentary on i'1a Jury 41.seu, il
examination will bo continued TO-DAY,
, 1876-02-25

HEAL ESTATE WANTED,
}VANTED-WEL1-LOUA 8uUTII SIDE RESI-.
" dencs worth s1upyA
nd city suburban ptonery worth e IoO In
exchange for city htr1e.
Farm worth ~, ttD uear Chicarn.
Koa} oa4to dnAtnf to lpoEe Of tLetr propssty
to Elss no p.tces and description.
4. L. CANFIELD, 81 1.asa1lest.
, 1876-02-25

A poor family In Bangor. No. sppl!ed to q
charitable socloty for glft OF clothes. Tho
nsxs day tho whole, family dressed up, vent
loun town, and got shels pictures shksa
, 1876-02-25

COUNTRY REAL ESTATk.
EtpN 8ALR-TExAs LANDS-AFrkR to YRANS,
resfd:Hes Ia Te1ss offer for SALT Largo amount ul
land located In Tic best porton1 Of tho btate
hnd ssrip 0! ~ nerrs Zach t salo At &fco Call
or Addfcaa III. u ADuL1UN, " Washlnxtopst.
, 1876-02-25

TTEAH,
The taz easss como up today boiore Judge
Judge Hopkins is still occupied With tho 1iibbo-
tlil suit. Mr, Harding will close rhls morning,
sna Mr. Ketcham Oh boha!f Of tho pIaintlG, will
UNITED STATES couHr1.
Joseph II. IIsrkins commenced IN notion 10
Aa9k, laying damages At 420U00.
:. ), II. Andrews j. Co. Rusd Jsoob and Bon
1aM!n Sehoenfe!d for "a, 900.
Ihe Wyandotts Rolling AitDl Company brought
T9st fos &3o. goo agkinst Ferdinand T. CANDY and
aga.nst tic Cairo / St.. Louis Rsiltoad Company.
lhs Ford MveE Lumber Company bsgan \
e91t to recover $1,000 from Isaao Phillips and
AAsy A. 6trsstsT.
.. nArynprrcY MATTERS.
William 7. Dsniols, cigar dealer OF this city,
4ied voluntary pss.tlon In bankrupsoy yosset.
az. His dsbts for taxa ass 80. Ihs secured
Aabl!.t!es amount to e9.0O0 aud the unsecured
20 $a1, eHd w. Ills AssstB consist OF the 8. " Of
Lot 4. Ilock ID. In Fort Dearborn Addition,
mottgsged for 1000, notea and open accounts
20 W amount OF ea,Aos8o. deferred to Regis
John =. drant grcoer At No. l94 West Lake
stsoes, also hled voluntsy petition. 1honiu9
unsecured debts to tho amount Of $i2, ,s8o, Aud
sasota e. eonslatin8 Of promissory notsa valued Il
j.@o. sas f. 1Ss@s 20 ~ eR1.ss Hb;essna nb1.sd % !,
necessary to tske advantage 81 TIA rsnl1nt
yet, And died his pstation Ia bsuS5nntev III
liabilities sre chiefly due from hls eonn sciion
WIN The asm OF burton d Adama, Of Which ho
koown. Bestdes thcsa hs owes l,200, On note
ros 95 200. and rome open accounts. HIS sssets
eouatst of soms household furniture end wasr,
tnK apparel, which kla claimed 10 TO sxsmpk.
Ths petinoo was referred to Rogistsr Hibbard.
discharges from bsulFupsoJ we're Issued Ia
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1853 aot.,s j {ssEruuAass

nn efeeto, ,Sste se aproximaba, J al
s1ffentarse con el fuerto, vir6 la pr0a
hkcia nosotros sin 6jar bandera algu-
m, por mas que va estaba & medic
Is 4ir0 de cafi0n. Adrmamos nuestra
bandera con. I'M ca1lonazo sin bala !;
Pero NO hiz0 case y continue nave
Rando. Ent6nces le disparamos 4 Ia
l6rcia y tampoco SO di6 por entendido.
~ volver Ia proa hacia 81 puerto le
NJ tiramos tres cafionazos m6s y 90 lanz6
g mar afusra. Oinco veces emb0c6 el
! puerto impunemente, porqus nnsstr0S
dros. % quedaban cortos; por I'm, &
1lsqnihta veg, 10 acertamos 4 cortar
y ri masteIero del palo de mesana. En-
tDnc0s Y s6l0 entOnces iz6 81 pabellop
lnrl6s n echo dos botes al sgua con
] mucha gente. Lorenzo : 20, tsmisn-
rs <InnlIe fueee una estratagemA, man
Il amos ayanxarz la tropa y nos fnimos
r efrerar Ia embajadae en- casa. A los
!. & s,onns minutes Sc me pressnt6 d se-
rnn9io de- ( bordo y dos ofciAlea So
nid6s de liz marineros. De sus ojos
u Si htotaban llamaradas dc c6lera.
ssS yslbt u mi sala con aschi cor.
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sta desagradable ocurrencia.

esta desagradable ocurrencia.
El 5 de MARIO se present6 una es-
cuadrilla nuestra, que venia en- busca
dc Ia fechera. III gobernador apro-
baba mi conducta con los ingleses.
ri Il de abril fuf relevado por ell
captain d. Diego Lamela. I'll pueblo
mostr6 sentimiento On clio, J 81 briga
der me daba las graCias por mi com.
pOrtamiento. Medina esta6a enfermo
J deseaba tenerme & su lado.
El Al llegu6 & Ia ciudad. va no
era Oires, sin6 Tobar, quien IL man
daba. 1es> ~
Ap6nas me habla hecho cargo de Ia
compahia, cuando 81 gobernador, que
me habia convidado 4 conner, prodi-
gandOme 81 y su sefora muchas aten-
clones, mo nombr6 gobernador del
fuerto do Aqua santa, con ell encargo
de reedihcarlo, pues habfa Quedado
muy estropeado desde 81 ataGue de
los ingleses. En as .dias dej6 ei fuer.
to convertible On un verdadero eastillo.
ri dos do mayo 60 recibi6 la infaus-
Ia nueva dc Ia jura dc la Constitution
en- Ia Pcnfnsula J la 6rden para que
On seguida se hieiese igual ceremon ia
en- Oumana. Al cfecto &c torm6 un
tablado en- medic de Ia plasa, donde
81 gobernadOr ante Ia tropa de mar y
TERRA formada, ley6 aquel c6dieo el
dia 8, 10 vicSore6, jur6 s hiso jurar.
Gran trabajo cost6 4 los jefes el que IL
oficialidad Y 10 tropa repitiesen aque-
Hos vivas, pues todos pronostic&ba.
mos y prevefamos que con aduel Sis
tena SO iba & perder Ia TERRA hrme.
& costa de tantos sacrificios conserve
da. La fiesta 81 sley6 a cat,o con vi
sible repdgnancia, peru sin resisten.
icias. ora pss.t.p obedeces para no
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quebrantar las severas leyes de Ia
ordenansa, y obedecimos como Abra-
ham cuando sali6 & sacrifcar & 81
hijo.
ri dia 4 vino dc Oar6pano una 90.
mission compussta de los comstciantes
Gonzales, Noya J soler, pidiendo en-
carecidamente al gobernador, quo mo
volvieso & mandar & aquel pueblo.
Contest6le el Sr. Tobar, que pOr 50
parto no habia Inconvenience On acce.
der & los deseos del pueblo; pero que,
habiendo sido rclevado de aquel puer-
to 4 instancias del comandante de
Cachiri Sr. Medina, no podia dar Ia
6rtlen sin ol cOnsentimionyO do este
iefe, & quien habfa complacido. Al
efecto envi6 an rscado s Medina, pa-
ra que viniese, y una yes presents J
cnterado, manifesto que 20 hacfa fAlta
on el battalion = que mis- ssrvicios eran
necesarios & 10 seguridad de la plasa.
IN vista de ssto, fucron vapos los
ruegos de los comlsionados.
CArfTULo XIII.
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tesla, pero no sabiendo ninguno de
ellos el eastellano, nj 20 81 ingl6s, me
hablaban airadamente On este idioma.
No habia en- 81 pueblo mas que un
gallego llamado Noya, que &c hacfa
entender regularmcnte en- esta lengua.
LEGO Noya, y asf que 10 oyeron ha-
blar On ingl6s, SO dirigieron & 81 enfu.
recidos, preguntandolo que quien era
el cOmandante militar. Nuestro In.
t6rprete sefal6 4 Lorenzo, dici6ndoles
que 81 era el jefe principal de Ia costa,
J 20 el comandanto politico y militar
del pueblo. l-ao
Ii Ha declarado por ventura Es
pafa la guerra e. la Gran Bretaha y
dado & sus aut0ridades 6rden para
insultar su gl0rioso pabell0nf 49,
~ Lorenzo iba perdiendo 10 calma y
Dor 6nica contestacion hixo un ademan
de despreeio. 70, queriendo ser mas
diplom&tico, contest6 On los t6rminos
siguientes: - 50
-Leics de declarar Id guerra 4 esa
ilustrc nacion, procuramos estrechar
Ia amistad que mantiene con Ia espa
fiola, no mSnos gloriosa Y digna que
ella, y nuestras instrucciones son de
recibir A. sus sdbditos con Ia mayor
deferencia, cual 10 acabamos de haoer
con Wv. n
I. --Ent6nces 1 como han osadc w.
abri. las hostilidades hacienda fuego
y Gierribando un mastolero & I'M bu.
que tlesS.M. B.! III oa r's4.ts s
I ---Nosotros no hicimos fuego & min.
gun bnqne ingl6s, sino s uno sin BAN
,defa que, negAndose 6 darse & como
Ger cual 10 exige la ,cortesia interna.
cional, did lugar 4 que le tomasemos
por IN corsario insurgente.
Eato uada tiens Do particular, paes-
y
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dose y recibiendo nuestro c4ndido
general On jefs el beso dc Judas.
Ouando TObar % hubo entorado J
leido estas comunicacioncs, Medina y
70 nos miramos: comprendiamos que
era I'm laso On que habfa caido el &C.
neral On jefe.
Mi brigadisr, dijo Medina, sin
dnda estk decretado On los destgnios
providenciales que nosotros psrdamos
esta terra para cuya conservation
tanta saugre hcnos derramado,, tantas
madres hemos dejado sin hijos, tantos
hijos sin padre, tantas esposas SIN
esposo. AQui delante del sefor II
seiial6 al colombianol sdeseo haser
eonstar que si perdetnos este terrific.
rio, tai desgracia no ser2 dobtda q
valOr de los rsbeldes, sino & sa asta-
cia, aino & 10 tofpesa ds los pohtieOa
ealafioles, que CON h Oonstitucion =
10 trsgua dan los medioa que ha me-
hester ol enemigo para iRtrodncir sl
desalisnto y 10 seduction On nusstro
fel ej6rcito, compuesto On % mayoriA
do amsricanos leales que han probad0
Oh adhesion On Glen conbates; pero
ellos que han rosistido durants dies
aiios & les balae, no resistrAn & loo
halagos dc IL serpiente cuAnd0 todoa
mezclados hablen do sus cAmpaMas =
de sus aspiracionos: No hay remeaio
sino obedecer, mi brigadier; mi obje-
to cs solo que sepa Bolivar pOr este
81 emisario, que el dlti1no jeSe del
ej6rcito esps6ol o0mprend0 sus ma-
quinaciones y lSmenta la ceguedad do
Quien, demssiado caballsro, para ser
ducho On achaQuee Do per6die, no
ha viato adonde hos conduoen Il.
talmeats \ Qopsat1eion J e tre9uM
QlSiN,Rd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-29
CArfruLo xxxH.
Tssy,sa.--C Capitalization.

El dia s 50 prcsentaron 81 gobsrnador
acompahados por Medina, dos parla-
mentarios, uno espah0l J otro colom-
biano, con plicgos do Morillo J de
Bolivar, On que SO preyenfa & los jefes
que oesasen por cuarenta dias toda
clase de hostilidades, pues %. habia
convenido en- IN armisticio entire am
DOS bandos, 81 cual no tsrminarfa has
to el IL do junio. Aquellas 6rdenes
estaban fechadas On el pueblo de
santana, donde habfan celebrado una
entFsyilM la dos saudulQs sbg,sla !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-29

TO que estamos continuamente ame-
nasados por los buques rebeldos de
Ia Margarita. 81 alguno os respon-
sable de csta equivOcaci0n que Ia.
mento, 10 es sin duda 81 comandante
de vuestro buque, quo 6 presencia de
nuestrO pabellon y requeridO & clio
por nuestros caiiones, estando On las
aguas jurisdiccionales del Ray de Es-
pafla, Sc neg6 & izar sus dolores.
-Eso no era motive para habernos
tratado como enemigos, sin cerciorar-
70 antes de que 10 6ramos. Exigimos,
pues, una satisfaction cnmplida; y si
no 10 ObteDemos, iremos & pedfrsola
al comandante general de Ia provincis.
Ent6nces terci6 Lerenso y con vos
desabrida les dijo: L,
-Hagan Wv. 10 que gusten; pero
tengan entendid0 que aqui, 10 mismo
qae en- Ouman&, hay cafones dispues-
tos 6 rechazar soda humillante impO.
sicion mucho mas viniendo de los
hip6critas encubridores de la insu-
rreccion. Afortunadamente Wv. son
los 6nic0s responsables de este CON
ficto, y el gobierno de 8. u. B. que
sin duda ignora las iniquidades que
sus nacionales hacen & Espaha en- es.
ste territorio espahol, sabra castigar
q los jefes de un buque que tan NAL
ctlmplen su deber.
Yo temf una question desagradable,
Y me apresurk & cortar eI dialogo,
brindando ceryeza y ron &los ingle
ses. Bstos rehusaron aceptar y Sc
marcharon mas enconados que ha-
bian venido. Una hora dsspues el
buque Sc hacia 8 Ia vela con rumbo &
sOtavento.
Al die siguienie I,arii6 LorensO &
Qumapa ( euterss 4 bsiRadles Dc