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The Morning herald., 1876-01-22
FOreixn N.lo,

(s 'n.' -LSheh .liS war steamer Sctgnelrv, which
'"' sailed from Ioulon tor The South
(, ,m ,". 0'sh'd with torpedoes instead of guns
l. ton p1Uoes ~ zoe are ola peculiar kind. They
|;cr, "" oy !he vessel but by a peculiar
co.. ' w OF machinery, they diverge from
gri'.1 yT' ~ d, an angle Of 500, and blow up
! NJ iaI. iM'.s the aide of hostile ship. These
T,'.s have been fully experimented
c'nm, m,eapons of oaense, and are said to
|,bs o,pian Nussian Government has proposed
p. r" o,uer powers IL Schcr,c OF ipterna.
p'S'age stamps.
h oro r'' are rife in Berlin of the forma
,hy a, powerful French naval squadron ir
ur"""eIl'erranean, and of extensive mill.
r''''ralons at Nancy.
spn Gaury 4 Co., merchants, Of Lon
'D'Ieo' Their liabilities are G1OO,
m'% % ~ y ,''Na;w, the Representative {
W., 'ra u" ,''e English House Of Commons
rv p,np,1a porIea that the Turkish troop
|yten TS"'ly Sny defeated by the insurgent,
las p" Noyusa and Trcbiignc.
EQlarvw,es' we''nan Government is preparin.
Ny Of rnain aiIMnowl w.lsdging the magnan
tIlg th. hm'sSlanl, in the mannav of con
'Ds +s'tschtand lisas'cr,
o., S 1, Ryan t.,s been ,enderc
,p,' '..' q %psciai co0nsel IN behalf ,
wi rs,,'l' r""'sl' IN tht : q ra.!c,.vo i,
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THE OLAYTDv HUUyE.
ARRIVALS UP TO HtDEIoa,

ARRIVALS UP TO M1DxIaar.
John 7. Huber, Phila,
Edward Burke. PHi,l.
james B. Morris, Pa.
@. NJ. Graham, r." ri, p
W. 9. Hamilton, Obs.
B. 8. Osoon and wife, New York.
P. F. Flood, Newark
James d. Flaeg, New York.
E. F. Day, New York.
ueo. l. Gran al, New York.
Fl r. F"ke'msnn. Ohio.
W. E. Hopes, Phtls.
Hn~h F.. steele. ~.
W. c. Brash, City.
John Liver, Jr. Oitv.
8. +. Ware, Cape May.
Dr.. Rogers and wife. Ph!la.
Miss Sallie Bond, City.
Miss Dollie Harris, City.
John Townsend, City.
Geo. 9. Larkin, New Hampshirs.
A. J. Carle and wife, New Jersey.
D. R. Pratt, New York.
James Todd, Phila.
E. Beldon, Green Island, Pa.
J. E. Putnam, Willismsport, Pa.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Curran, New Jersey.
Jno. R. Purnell, Md.
W.. R. Walkley, New yor1-.
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u. q. COUHT.
MARTIN EINa DENIED A NEW rRIAL-A1
MIRALTY CASE.

M1RALrY CASE.
The y. s. Court was in session yesterda.
morning, Judge Bradford presiding.
The Judge read his decision on the motto
.or new trial in the case of Martin kim
convicted of selling liquor without the pay
ment of.ths special tax, dismisstng It. MI
King will probably be sentenced to-day.
The trial of the admiralty case Of TysoI
and others against the schooner Lsvt Harr;
was then begun. Geo. Gray, Esq, AL
Mayor Whiteley appeared for the Ii 'vllau
and Harrington and Hoffecker for tn
claimants.
The case was argued at some length yes
.erday afternoon and was continued unit
Monday next.
The history Of the case IL - follows:
It appears that about the last vi June
ultimo, the schooner Gen. Levi Harris q
Bristol, Penna., found another vessel, IT,
Tvce, which had left Washington some dsy
previous, deserted off Ocean City, and towe
her to New Castle and libelled her In tbs
s. Court for salvage.
The owners of the Tyce now bring suit fo
the recovery Of the vessel, alleging that th
crew and CAPT ain had not left her adrtft, bu,
that she was laying at anchor, having bee
only left for time. One of the crew of tn.
IIurris swears that the Tyce was founc
anchored and that the Captain Of the Har
ris appropriated portion Of her cargo, Tn
Ca plain Of the Harris, on the other han
claims that although the vessel was held b,
her anchor 1t was only the result Of an acc
dent, the chain having been let out, at Sc
and when the vessel had driftci neare
shore the anchor held It. The point, and
ic, one at that, Is whether the Harri
was actually deserted by her crew at sea
onl LETT ut anchor for time; If the forme'
the salvage belongs to her discoverers. bl
If the latter is the case, then the salvor
have no claim upon her.
The following are the points Of argumen
made by Libcllant Proctors:
Upon admission in evidence Of statement
of one Of the sailors of the crew, Of en-
beg ement by the master of salvins yees
upon proof by third parties. Such admi.
sion cannot lie admitted upon such proof
beca use,
LIST. The proof against hcresay evidence
I'd. The eTidence of such third persons G
such statements made, is not responsive Il
the allegatioa of the answer.
Sd. Admissions of one Of the partis
having me comments Of interests wort
others of the lhings solved and not a Join
as to bind tn sc others, more especially i
q casa of th;s Kind, where embezAlement Q
the n. aster il sought to be established /
order Void the payment Of a salvag
compensation.
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The kInUgglers.

A STATEMENT FROM wILL1AMs.-boVa
PRIsONLRs HELD FOR COURT.
Yesterday morning, Capt. VIM. Williams
made a stulement in substance a. follows
He admits the receival OF the gin, but says
he saws he obtained it from Capt. Shepherd
in exchange for fish and as payment TOR
rowing him (Shephsrd) out to his vessel.
In relation to the sugar and cigars alleged
70 have been smuggled from the Sam Corlsss,
ha admits having assisted in landing lhe
Goods but did 60 as the agent Of Ellegoo1,
VINO wss the principal In the work and paid
him (Williu ms tor his services.
baker was also yesterday held IN S5O'
y. N both cases as Williams was on Thul
Il ~. which WAS read :ly furnished, aud both
win leave this morning for Lewes.
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What 10 MOrtOnism :?
Fron, tho Phtladelphia Lnquirsr. (Rep.

The bitterness of the battlefield, though
forgiven If not forgotten, by the great masses
Of the people, has been fostered and nour.
ished by the destructive policy Of recon.
struction of which Mr.. Morton 10 the re.
sponsibls progenitor. One after another
we hay 8 seen State governments Undermined
until they tottered and fell-tell into the
hands of schemers who debauched the pub.
lie service, made plaything Of justice,
disgraced the Republican garty and put of
the are Of complete reconciliation. This
was Mortonism, in its worst phases, per.
haps, but 1t was Mortonism essentially and
alone.
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MINOR DISPATCHES.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Jan. 2l.-Mrs.
Adelan Dodge was this afternoon sentenced
O eight years in the State prison for assault
With intent 10 kill Mrs. Daniel O'Flynn Oh
Oct. 3Oth last.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 2l,-Ex-Ssnatoi
Harlan and his wife OF Iowa arrived here
Law before the death oftheir son VIM. They
start East with the remains tomorrow.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22
ROB BnkY.

On Wednesday night last, a thief hungry
or pork. visited Mrs. Forwards residence
Brandywine Hundred, took pig from
ne pen, killed 1t, aad then carried H. Of
mediate upon the time when rs final dis
;oi i ion suould come.
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ahe Weather TO.

[r,r,, q" ,ndus &.tes, parity cloudy and
E%9 eo!Qsr weather uorthcast to southeast
c,so,; y' jo"o"sa By ta!tinJ buron,etsr, axd
/ 'AS''tJ c.o'sz1iness tl,trf,l1 I'm nf3.rnonu.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22

Or Are lean Press Association.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1876.
Mr. trasin presented bill TO amend
Ch"n,rr .55 of Senale laws; referred to III e
Judiciary Committee.
'" Mr. she,m IN presented resolution, ask
inc ,Ae Com,ni lee on printing to inquire
mo w Tie expe diency of printing papers Of
No value, adopted.
The morning hour having expired, Mr..
3onweLl introduced resolutions, setting
frh that the Senate has heard with
,rorpt Of the death OF Vice President
N'.ou Vice President OF the uniiea
s,ar4, auu President OF this body
,NI WHO was TOR more than eighteen
e,r, member of this Senate, that ali
ru,lpss ve suspended, and the senate pro
r.,I 10 pay espect to his memory, also to
transmit Il COPY OF resolutions to he House.
Trepr6GeA pro ten laid petoIetlle Senate
yro, o. resolutions passed by the American
,n.,e,s residing in Berlin at mesting held
on Thank giving day IN respect 10 tfe
auz.or, Of The late Vice President.
Eref addresses were then made euloSistic
of,Ae Vice President by Boutwell,, Hamlin,
lrag.n, Cameron, of Pennsylvania, Morrill,,
Of Vermont, Stevenson, ingalls,, Bogy, Nor
ion, Anthony and Dawes, after which The
.e.o!u.ious were adopted, and the Senaie
adouraod until Monday.
House.
WASHINGTON, January Fl, 1875.
A large number of bills erronoously re
fer!ed we're reported back aud their refer
once changed.
Mr.. Hale of Maine from the Committed
% appropriations reported adversely upol
.Ge lii making an appropriation 10 detra,
,le expeLses OF the constitutional! conven
Lon oi Colorado Territory laid on th'
iape.
Mr.. Randall reported adversely on th
bill makiAg appropriations for the paymen
ut iu.er, s. on lLs oo5 bonds of the Dstric
Of Lo.uulUia
Nr lloar, Of Massachusetts, suggested
The pos yonrmeut OF It's Consideration an'
.4r. hal.dll withdrew the reporl.
The speaker laid before the House q let
'eI rom lhs Washington National Monu
:lvn. Society enclosing thepe.i,ion Of 1900
!srso1s Tor the completion of the Nationa
-l'luMen; referred.
Aso g co lmunication from the Presiden
:. Iae ~. eu 5, a es transmitting the CORES
7alenc- eween the uuited States Govern
Faenl ana t Government Of Spain IN rels
CH 10 Tue Island OF Cuba; referred 10 tn
IoAN'le Oh EUriln Affairs.
An:ssa@e was is;eived from the Senat
iAyalIy announcing the death Of the lat
FNe Pres dent Wilson.
AF Warren, Of Massachusetts. offered
eGHs OF resolutions and announced th
's4'A OF the deceased, and pronounced
NIo5sy upon his lite and public services. Er
I>'ys were also pronounced by Messri
i!'T's, OF Mass, Kelley, of Psnnsylvapi.
mott OF keutucky, CIymer of Pennsylv.
a. A"s'on, OF Indiana, Banks, of Mass;
.1se:', "easen of Texas, Joyce Of We
;;ou'' Lawrence OF Ohio, Blair Of Ne
I4nps.ltc,aiter which the resolutions wei
E'ed, nd tie House adjourned until
'c-tI - Uorrow.
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$s3,W4.7l

HENRY DAVIS,
JOHN W. CAUsEY
T. I. j. BALDWIN,
JoHN NJ. VOsHELL,
SHEPPARD 2. HOUSTON,
Committee.
Attest, GEORGE B. DlxsoN,
Clerk to The Committee
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22

S42, 7Oo ~
Whole amount applicable to School
Fund, liquidation Of state debt, and
deposited to the credit Of the state
debt, and deposited to the credit OF
tb. State Treasurer as follows :
IN Farmers Bank at Now Castle
S64205
In Farmers Bank at Dover 40,SO5.95
In Farmers Bank at Georgetown
" 1881. .56
--$42, ,73O .43
Delaware Agricultural Cullege Fund
IN the hands of the State Treasurer
40 Trustee OF the Agricultural Col
le.e Fund s5Delawarc State Bonds A., Al
OF 600 each =. eoo'''u'SS W,
Cash balance in hands Of Trustee 4'h
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State Finance.
srrrL1Ee WITH THE rREAsuRER.

The Joint committee appointed by the last
Legislature OF the State TO settle with the
State Treasurer and Auditor, concluded lts
iubor yesterday. The following is their re-
port. ,u,
on the goth of January, 1876, the State
Treasurer settled with Lhe Auditor OF &C.
counts, at which time their was due from
the STATE Treasurer S33,OS0,cJ.
And due from The Trustee OF tho
School Fund to said fund - 1911 40
And due school districts
In New Castle county $ 641.eo
In Kent county o16.H
lu sussex county l,2Sl.oo
~ --2,sOo s3
And due from the State Treasurer
to the State, as sinking fund un-
der the act Of tho General Assem-
bly, entitled IAN act in relation to
q o9yyst,ssy,,," ,s,, passed at Dover March 7s7 os
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22
WASHINGTON.
r,,r HOUSE AND SENATE

..-, session I'm Both BkOue'S =
a InIusl. % r. OnOunc,s Il upnn lhe
,a,e v ce Pr sid.nt s"ln'
ous Pass d djou' invent
through resp Ct {" thc
l,-conA Il A y. sSAoM
To hay.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

habian apostado en- la banda opuesta,
para Oponerse al pasO del cuartel ge
neral. .
Temiendo que SO apoderasen de las
canoas, no 50. habian atrevido q in
lent"r+ el paso. Pero nosotros, 4 pc
ssr DO 10 ancho y. profuudo del RIO en-
I'll c.,Nhaancla con otrO, nos embar-
nsss,los, lleyando los cabaIlos del dies
!ro, SIN i;lcer case de las balas.
Al ilegar, abrimos el fGegO unOs,
:nsa5,tras otros montaban. Los insur-
gates einprendieron la fuga, no sin
ieciDir algunas cuehilladas de los h1-
sares, que alcan aaron q algunos.
Ell dla %, marchando hacla Talai-
qua, entire ses Y sete de la malana,
81 ,coronel Santacruz, un cabo, cuatro
hdsares y yo, que ibamos delante,
oDservamos que de una quebrada, a
nlano derecha, salla humo.
Nos dirigimos dicho punto, Y,
ocultos por el ramaje, percbimos a
cinco insurgeDtes: tres descuartiza-
ban un cabrito, y dos dormian como
llrones. .Avanzamos sobre ellos, CO.
gendo 4 estos 1ltimos y uno de los
despiertos, que hizo resistencia apun-
tandolos con su fusil, por 10 que fu6
muerto por ell cabo.
Volvimos a reunirnos con nuestro
cuerpo, llevando con nosotros & los
dos prisioneros.
El %, llegamos & la ciudad de Nom
pox, po6tica pobiacion que esta situa-
.da en- una isla que formap los dos
,brazos del rio Magdalena. Todos
aquellos contornoss estaban infestados
de insurrectos. La division no podia
eoutinnar mas sin limpiar 81 terreno,
|pof 10 gua sasolri6 a. aanesal en iefs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

encuentren algun alivio y puedan
.oofrecer jornales 81 trabajador; yfun-
dadoa en- Las sucesivas desgracias que
ha TEMPO conspiran contra la rique-
"a general de Iesta Antilla y en- los
dssastres del huracan, el Excmo. ST.
Gobernador pide encarecidamente al
Gobierno por la via privada, ademas
de hacerlo por la Official, que dispon-
ga cuanto antes que. Sc abran q nues
tros azdcares los mercados naciona-
les. Con datos incontestables yscon
sentida Erase hace yer s. E. al Excmo.
Sr. Ministro de Ultramar que. esta
provincial, tan espanola como las que
por un deseo de inmoderado lucro Sc
oponen a. asreforma que hace tempo
viene esta con tanta justicia .recla-
mando, no puede continuar subordi-
NADIA q los. intereses de otras dos que,
ademas del azdcar, tienen otras pro-
ducciones valiosss de que aqul care
cemos; y probando que los costosos
fletes, las 4mermas y otros obstSculos
naturales Sc oponen aque nuestro dull
ce pueda presentarse en- los mercados
nacionales con iguales ventajas que
el andaluz, solicita S. E. en- nombre
de Ia provincial cuya gobernacion Sc le
ha con6ado, que Sc supriman las ira
bas fscales que Sc oponen al desen-
volvimiento de nuestra principal y
casi doica riqueza. ..>...
Creemos que ha de pesar mucho
en- el Amino de los se11ores Ministries
de S. NJ. la elocuente y autorizada
apelacion que sus sentimientos de
iusticia y. de patriotismo hace Ell dig
no representante del Rey en- esta in-
fortunada. provincial.
l.. Ea nombre del pals damos 4 S. E..
las mas expresivas gracias por ell vi
v1simo interes que Sc toma por Ell
benes'ar de la isla cuyos destinos con
taato ceo rige.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

Ell domingo Sc recibi6 un tel9gra-
ma de San Thomas en- que Sc decfa
1ue por algnnas islas de barlovento
Sc ha ia p,esentado un. nuevo hura-
can. Ei tempo presentaba NAL ca
fiz y todo Ell mundo tom6 sus precau
clones, empezando por nuestra celosa
Superior Autoridad y por Ia Conan
'lancia Principal de Marina, que iz6
senal de temporal y disparo un ca
nohazo de alarma para que toda Ia
ciudad Sc preparase re 3ihir de nueyo
el huesped asolador. Pero afor:.una
damente aqui nj Sc present6 de nue.
70 ell ciclon, nj los bar5metros nos
anunciaron su proximldad. Desde ell
siglo XVI la historic de Puerto Rico
no presenta dos huracanes ocurridos
en- Ell mismo af1o.
Librenos Dios de semejantes ca,
lamidades, mucho menos por parti-
da doble, y demosle gracias por ha-
bernos librado de este segundo anna
go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

Ell 1ltimo correo ingles nos ha trai,
do alarmantes noticias de Costa Rica.
Esta nacion hermana, cue hahfa 60
zado de un periodic de paz durante
la administration del general Guar
dia, quien, cnmplido su tempo, ha-
bia entregado 81 mando 4 su successor
ell licenciado D. Aniceto Esquivel,
electo hace ,pocos meses por el voto
popular, ACADIA de- sufrir un golpe de
estado que nos ha sorprendido mucho,
dado el caracter relativamente d6cil
de aquellos habitantes
Segun los peri6dicos que de ALI
hemos recibido, los cuales solo alcan,
zan al 5 de agosto, el 80 de julio ha
bla ocurrldo un sangriento confiicto a
la puerta de la iglesia de Cartago, a
la vez que salfan de misa, entire el
paisanaie y ell teniente coronel D. Vi
cente Vargas, y algunos oficiales y
sargentos. Los paisanos acometieron
4 estos revolver en- mano, quedando
cuatro mllitares gravemente heridos
y varios paisanos y se1oras tambien
con heridas de consideration. Pare
ce que desde que habia subido Els
quivel, jefe del elemento civil, asf CO.
mo ell general D. Tomas Guardia 10
era del militar, ell presidente empez6
4 dar libertad & la prensa, la cuaI,
como siempre, desbordada atiz6 las
pasiones contra Ell militarismo. D.,
ahf la tragedia de Carriage.
: Consscuencia de este, ell mismo
d'a los iefes, oficiales y algunos ciuda-
danos depusieron en- San Jose al pre-
sidente Esquivel tachandolo de debil,
y proclamaron en- su lugar al Dr.. D.
Vicente Harrera, mlnistro que fue
del general Guardia, dandole faculta-
des omnimoias de dictador; para los
tcasos de enfermedad, fueron nombra-
dos desi gnados los se1ores Gaardia,
Bonil|a y Lizano.
Bien corta ha sido por cierto la
Administrator de Esquivel. Ojalk
llegue un dia en- que sea possible la
permanencia de los poderes pdblicos
en- las perturbadas repdblicas hispano-
americanas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

Creemos muy atendibles las razo-
nes que expone La Crdnica de Ponce
y que secunda Ell. Agente pidiendo
que Sc aclare y ample un tanto et
decreto de imprenta VICENTE. Nadie
mas enemigo que nosotros de los .des-
bordes de Ia prensa que tanto excl
tan las pasiones; pero tambien So
mos partidarios de una legislation
clara que no Sc presto & interpreta-
clones dependencies las mas de las
veces del criterio personal de los Sc
flores fscales, La prensa de Puerto.
Rico Sc mueve dentro de un .cfrculo
tan estrecho que es por demas difIcil
dar al peri6dico la animacion y el in
teres que deben tener esta clase de
publicaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27
Sabemos que ell Excmo. Sr. G

Sabemos que el Excmo. Sr. Co.
bernador General, con objeto de que
Sc penetrasen los enpreados de la
Secretaria, de su criterio sobre el
asunto para que en- las trasmitaciones
de ofcio 10 tuviesen presente, los LA.
mo para leerles la carta que con mo-
two de la funesta tormenta de San
Felipe ha dirigido por el vapor ingles
al Sr. Ministro de Ultramar. Con
elocuencia suma condensa el Gober-
nador los destrozos que en- la propie-
dad agricola, urbana, mercantll y ma
rltima hizo el huracan, sin exagerar
nj ocultar NADIA, pero poniendo q la
vista del Consejero de S NJ. el cua-
dro tristisimo que presenta Puerto
Rico despues de ia calamidad que
nos ha vlsitado. Expone sencllla-
mante las medidas que ha tornado, en-
tre elias, Ia 6rden que ha dictado para
que ell dia II do octubre .emplece a
.agarSe la lndemnizaolon de la escla-
vitud,s a fin de que los hacendados
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$481,132 O6

El colega que nos suministra estas
noticias dice que puede calcularse
en- veinte veoes mas Ell importe de las
perdidas ocasionadas por el huracan
de San Felipe. Exageradfsima cree.
mos esta opinion: $9.622, ,642 20 4
que aseenderfan las perdidas, es mu-
cho dinero. Basta para probar la
exageracion comparar ell ndmero de
muertos que bubo ent6nces con ell
que tuvimos ell Is, En- 1925 tenia
Puerto Rico 261,268 habitantes y
murieron 374; hoy tenemos cerca de
100000 y no han muerto 20 perso
mas. An 'danse q este los 1910 heri-
dos y contusos que resultaron en-
t6nces, y Sc vera que no guarda COM
paracion el temporal de Santa Ana
con el de San Felipe.
Aquel fu9 mucho mas terrible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

diente. Pero Squien fa9 la autoridad
infcua qnestan. barbaramente le fusti
GOT Un hermano suyo que le fue &
visitar y que, indignado de su mala
conducta, aquiso corregirle de la ma
nera brutalque denunci6 dicho peri6-
dico. Ell digno sAlcalde de aquel
pueblo, nuestro amigo ell ,Sr. Bac6,
fu@ Ell primero en- indignarae impo
niendo, con acuerdo del Ayuntamien
to, una multa con apercibimieato al
llavero y portero de la carcel por no
haber cumplido con su deber impi
diendo que ell hermano del preso sc
extralimitase de aquel modo.
Como Sc We, tue mas el ruido que
las nueceS. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

MEMORIALS DE- Uu MILlTAR.
SAcADAS Oh UN L1BRo NEp1To ARREa1ArA.
E G<R ER
"
DON JOSE PEREZ morris.
/. { CONTINUATION }

Z. Por una correspondence sorprendi
da saba el general Morillos que de un
dia & otro Sc esperaba ali una graf,
remesa de provisiones de Jamaica J
otros puntos, que los sjmpatizadoreh
habian de traer 4 los irsurgeutes Ell,
buques veleros capaces de burlar Q.
bloqueo. DID, pues, ordeu q Ia escua-
slra, de acuerdO con EDrlie, Gle qu.
sc conservase en- So pucsto, como s
se continnara ell sihlo, y one 81 ss PIE
sentaba algun buque, tngiesen los
nuestros que lie daban caza, dej'sndols
escapar hacia el puerto. IguaImenIt
dispuso que Sc siguiese eDarholando
en- los castillos la banelera c.,omDian:
Este ardid prod,lja su ets- to. y
tercer dja penetsaTnn en = p ~
trece buques con once nlii sasiil u
harina y una iume,lS tI,' stc - os u. :
fimenros, los qre fntIon c,"a,:,ta,i !.
por Ell general tsi,riie. 81, .nses, h
biesemOS fafdadot tres ulas "a .t.,r,.a
1auplaxa, no 50. h,ibiera tornado nuncd.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-27

La Preusa de Mayagiiez nos hace
saber el naufragio de! bergantin gole
ia espaflol Mayagassana, que habfa
salido de aquella Villa con cargamen-
to de dear y mieles. Este buque
Sc estrell6 contra los arrecifes de San
Juan de Terranova a las 104 de la
noche del IA de agosto por no haber
salido ell practice que pedla, en- NE
dio de una neoIina. Al echar los bo.
tes al aqua, zozobr6 de un golpe de
mar ell que ocupaba ell captain Fiol,
su sefiora, una nifia y ell camarero,
tolls los cuales Sc ahogaron. El res
10 de la tripulacion Sc salv6 a nado.
Ia infortunada familia del captain
Fiol fue enterrada segun ell mar ha
lido lanzando a terra sus cadaveres