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AQUATIC.
Harvard Wins by a Length i'm
24 nm, SO sec.

SPRINGFIELD, June 30.-After waiting till
$50 yesterday afternoon, for still water, the
referee, Professor Alexander Agasiz, tele-
graphed to the grand stand that the race was
deferred till 1915 this morning. The Har-
wards were ready to go out if the referee had
o'clock, but Captain Cook said the Yale crew
had eaten nothing since 1 o'clock aud did not
wish to pull the race on empty stOmachs, and
it was at bis request that the referee decided on
postponement.
This morning, the race was pulled at the ap-
line length ahead of Yale. Time-Harvard
"a SO, Yale 24.43.
The race was exceedingly close from the
start, there being none of the time more than
two boat length difference in the position of
the rival crews, and some of the time less than
one, but the superior physique Of the Har-
wards was too much for the more finely trained
Yale crew.
Harvard started finely with 80 strokes to the
minute, while Yale spurted off with Sc. Her
tific precision of Harvard, and the latter took
the lead crossing the first mile a length ahead
rhe enthusiasm on Lh- hanks was immense,
---hezz the second mile Harvard led by
length and half. Both crews here pulled in
toward the west shore, to avoid the heavy
waves which at this point were very high.
The third mile Harvard held her own, while
Yale saved her strength for final squirt The
fourth and last mile was one of the finest con.
tests ever witnessed. After the finish both
crews pulled up to the referees boat to hear the
decision, and then the winning crew pulled
leisurely back to the boat house, the Yales
going back in their launch with the shell in
tow.
CONNECTICUT RIVER, opposite Springfield, June
80, 1877. Harvard Vs. Yale; in eights; four mile
course.
HARVARD
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EOreigu NOfeA.

The japanese insurgents have been dis
persed.
al Horticultural Garden at Kensingtop, by
Mr.. Gladstone.
General Grant intends leaving England i'm
mediate.y after the 4th of July. and will pro-
ceed to Belgium, Switzerland, Norway, Sweden
and Russa, in the order named, and on his re-
turn from Russia will spend some time in
Paris.
The new Russian five per cent loan will be
taken without difficulty at 20 to 25 per cent
1t is understood principally, by the Roths-
childs.
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Reduction in Freight Rates.

CHICAGO, June 3O.-The general freight
agents on the trunk lines reduced the rates
east today as follows: From Chicago to New
York and Boston, fourth class freight to 35
cents; on pork, lard and meats in barrels or
tierces to 30 cents; boxed meats to 35 cents:
bulk meats to 40 cents. The rates to Phila
delphia are two cents below these and to
baltimore one lower. This is reduction of
from five to ten cents per hundred pounds.
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Damage bv LiRhfni N o..

PrTTsBURG, Penn, July 1.-During a heavy
thunder storm this morning lightning struck
the agitator and cooper shops of the Liberty Oil
Works in Lawrenceville and set fire to them.
The cooperage machinery aud about 1000 empty
barrels were consumed. Two large iron tanks
close by with 5000 barrels of crude oil were also
destroyed. Loss $4,000; fully insured. The
works were owned by j. p. Mckee & Sons.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
nIsu OrRp mont in tho Enh nhs.,os

LONDON, July 1.-The disagreement in the
British Cabinet is still subject of comment
among the war party in England. Lord
Beaconsfied is the only one of the Ministers
positively in favor of the government The
looked for.
The News believes that if the portion of Eng
land remains unchanged till the propagation
and the Ministers to parliament are scattered
in country, Lord Beaconsfield and those col
leagues who think with him may commit the
country to policy which would never have
been accepted if there had been free and time
ly communication between the govern ment
and the House of Com MONS
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METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
July 2, Il A. M.))
For New England,
rising barometer, southwest to northwest
winds, rain areas. followed by clearing weather
and lower temperature.
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MARRIED..

In Bowdoin, June 81, by Rev. E. G. Page, Silas E.
Skins of Richmond and Miss Eunlce Purinton of
Bowdoin.
Ida Douglass.
In Bristol. June %, Allen F. Quinby and Miss An
ME e. Chisham.
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base Ball.

At Hartford-Harvards s. Yales 2.
At Lowell-Lowells 4; Manchesters 0.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 2; Chicagos l; four
innings and game postponed until Monday on
account of rain.
At Observation-Disclosures 5; Eres 2.
At Syracuse-Stars II; Philadelrhias g.
At New York-Hartfords 5; Athletics 0.
At Boston-Bostons 9; Louisvilles Z.
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Providence Print Cloths Market,

PROVIDENCE, R. l., July 1.-The past week was
holiday week; transactions in printing cloths were
ight sales footing up 200 pcs basis of 4ac for
standard and extra 81 6i at which price the mark
ct closed strong.
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Ship Fuller, from Akyab for English Channel
which put into Reunion April 49, eaky, has repaired
and proceeded May II,
Barque Horace Beals, FIcketr, from Port Caledo-
ma, Cb for Havana, went ashore at the entrance OF
Havana June 29th. No damage reported. Was ex-
pected to come off same night.
The derelict schr John w Welt was passed June
18th, in lat 46 q, Ion 7, with foremast standing
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DIED.

In Falmouth June 80, Amos B. Melcher aged 5s
years.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
at his late residence, Falmouth FoIeside.
In Gray, June 81, by Rev. E. Bean, Chas. Doughty
and Miss Carrie E. Libby, both OF Gray.
In Buxton. June 23, Annie NJ adopted daughter
OF Thomas and Mary Hill, aged 10 Year,.
At Fort Gorges. Portland harbor, June 25 James
Meade Gilbert. aged 56 years,-Ord. Sergeant U. S.
army; New YORK papers 9 please copy.l
In Topsbam. June 81, Mis-. Emma O., wife of John
nj. Purinton. aged SO years months.
In Topsham, June %, Mr. William Whitten, aged
IA wears,
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NEW YORK, June 3O.-Gold 1851. M.--Money at
u per cent. Sterling Exchange at 4Ss q 100. State
bonds dull. Governments steady. Stocks advanced
per cent? the latter in Morris, after the first
board, there was reaction, and Morris declined II
from the highest. Transactions up to noon $500
shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign Imports.

LEITH Bark Devonshre-776 tons coal to G 7
Railroad.
ST. PIERRE. Scbr A Baley-3s4 hhds 40 bbls
sugar to order, 256 kegs tamarinds to order.
CANADA CREEK, MS. Schr j Hall-63 cords
wood to ID Whidden.
ST. GEORGE, NIB. Schr Water Lily-120, 900 feet
lumber to ID Lord.
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Tannery for Sale.

fSNIIE Farris Tannery, called, with about three
4 acres Of land, situated at the upper tails in
Yarmouth, and near the depots of the Grand Trunk
and Maine Central Railroads. The building is large
and nearly new; 80 vats, engine, boiler, &c. This
situation offers of the greatest attractions to
persons in the tannery business, and will be sold
cheap. Boiler and engine will be sold seperate if
wanted. Inquire of
CHARLES HUMPHREY,
ju11deQd3w&w23 Yarmouth, Ne.
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MARINE NEWS.

Launching at Bath.
BATH, June 3O.-Launched today by Messrs
E. & A. Sewall ship of 1456 tons, named
Challenger, owned by the builders and Captain
Thompson of Brunswick, who commands her,
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TURKEY Y.

The Porte Complains of Russian Inhu.
mainly.
CoNsTANTINoPDE, July 1.-The Porte has
published the following despatch:
The Russians defying the rights of humanity
and without any military necessity have COM
pletely destroyed the flourishing town of Rust
chuk, which is now nothing but heap of rains.
They spared neither the mosque, churches,
hospitals nor the public buildings. We hereby
make known their act to the justice and hu-
manity of Europe.
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Boston stock Market.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, June 30.1

Eastern KallrOlu,. 81
Boston q Maine Railroad d..,.....,.......- a 91i
Portland, Sac0 81 Portsmouth r, .....,... - a 7O5
Eastern Railroad NEW bonds).... - q 51a
Second Call
1000 Eastern Railroad 3ls............ 80. 512
10 Boston 81 Name Railroad. d................... 9la
Sales at Auction.
16 Portland Saco & Portsmouth Railroad .71a672
$4,000 Portland City 6's, $780, RI. .104a a 105
$4,000 Boston & Maine Railroad rs, 1894. ....1I12
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-02

MATANZAS. Brig Mariposa-4758 shocks ard
heads is 900 slaves, 200 cart hid Shocks 400 con-
ductor Stats, boxes cooper tools.
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At Baracoa June I5 sch Charlie Cobb, Rhodes, for
New York; and others.
Ar at Hillsboro -, brig Akbar. Thompson, Port
land, to load deals Queenstown 70s 3D. for orders
Ar at st John, NIB, June 2S, ship Belle O'Brien,
O'Bren, Havre; schs Clyte, LaughtoD, Boston;
GOOD Intent Robinson, Annapolis; 18th, Lexington,
Leighton Machias.
Cid 18th. schs Diadem Gray, for Vineyard Haven
Aldana BOXES, Rhodes, Windsor, Ms; 10Th. Sarah
Bernice, Proctor, New YORK.
--latest by European steamers.l
Sid I'm Liverpool June 16 Storm King Reed, TOR
Bombay.
Sid i'm Cardiff June 16, Ella NJ Storer. Wade, for
Bermuda
Sid TIM Falmouth June 16. Castine, Avery. Havre.
SID I'm Penarlh June 10th, Rosie Welt, Welt, for
Rio Janeiro.
SPOKEN.
Jnne y, Sc Of M0ntauk 40 miles, brig Loeb Lo-
mond, from New York for Salonica
June p, lat Al 80 Ion 81 IL, brig Isaac Parker,
from Palermo for Boston.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-10O0 bush corn meal to g
W True g. Co.
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1-G. W. Hart (bow), s. S., New Britain. We

Age. Weight.
OC.sss. ~ 142
2-Herman Livingston, '79, New York
IF. 4. Hyde, '79. Hartford, Ct........19 I5s
- w. X. James, '78, Hamburg, Ia....24 1862
e. c. Cooke, TT, Worcester. 166
%. d. Thompson, '79, Butler, Pa I'll 166
7-W. w. Collin (capt), TT, Penn Yam,
NJ L. 16S
Sired Wood (stroke), '76, Norwalk, Ct.24 $50
G. f. Aldrich (coxswain), 70, Wor-
cester. ..,,.....,............... 116
Time-24:43.
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MARINE n HW@.
PORT OF PORTLAND,
saturday, June 80.

saturday, juno 80.
e.o.,. ARRIVED.
Steamship Chesapeake, Bragg, New York -mdse
to Henry Fox.
Sch May Evelyn, McLearn, New York.
:, Sen Three Sisters, Bickmore, Boston, to load for
Friendship.
Sch Xolant, (Br) Balcom, Bear River, Ns-wood to
d Whidden.
Sch Water Lily. (Bp Wyman, st George, NIB -
Sch Clara Dinsmore, Chase, Whting-lumber to
ORDER
CLEARED.
Brig Mariposa. Fletcher, Matanzas-Isaac Emery
-, Sch Hattie Coombs, Bishop, Richmond-Knight &
Whidden.
Sch NJ Rogers, Snow, Orleans, Mass-Georges
Hunt q Co.
sunday, July I.
ARRIVED.
Barque Devonshre, (of PHILADELPHIA Falker. Leitb
May S-7!6 tons coal to Grand Trunk r,
Sch Fannie A Bailey. lot POrtland) Hutchinson
Martinique Is days, with 3S4 hhds 40 bbls sugar to
Phinney q jackson; 256 kegs tamarinds, to E Chur-
chill q Co.
Sch j 6 Hall, (Br, Conley, Canada Creek, Ms
wood to D Whidden.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Passed Fortress Monroe 30th, brig Mary Marri-
ner Titc0mb, from Cardenas for Baltimore.
Ar at Copenhagen June 2Sth, big Pettengill
Hall. New York, May 25.
Sid TN Montevideo May 10th, barque Annie Lewis,
Morse Mauritius.
Sid TN Rio Janeiro May 20, barque Fred Eugene.
Holt, st Thomas.
Brig Concord of Baltimore, 3I5 tons, built at
Brunswick in 1862 has been sold at $4,000 to 90 un-
Ger the Norwegian flag.
MEMO kS ANNA
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Concord of Baltimore. 345 tons, built at
Brunswick in 1852 has been sold at $4,000 to 60 un-
DER the Norwegian flag.
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agnas sdcias Pueus mpedir Que
las ayes, los caadrapedss i demass
ensllcicn las azoteas So. nadia de
este puede hacep: ID m.-s.aue estG
en- sus facultades, es mar + que Sc
limpien los aljibes y es sados de
c,lando en- cllando, j es mo- muy
bien porque carece de personal 1
proposlto para vlgilar este servicio.
I'odavla hay mas. Dice el Sr. X.
que Ia falta de aire puro que re-
ffesque nuestros pulmones. y no Ia
de aguas, es Ia que altefa prefunda-
mente Ia salud. Como 81 pudiera
haber aire puro ALI donde no hay
arboles que 10 oxigenen, y como 81
estos pudiesen crecer sin riego CO.
mo 81 donde no existe Ell las epocas
mas ealurosas del ano aqua abundan-
te para fregar las casas, banarse los
vecinos y regar las calles, pudiera ha
Der atmosfera salutffera como 81
donde las putrefacciones dc las alcan-
tarilas envenenan el ambiente con
mlasmas cue ell sus entrailas Sc Ella
boran por falta de aguas que las linn
pien. pudiera respirarse aire de vida
y no de muerte
81 despues de estas reaexiones ell
Sr. X. sigue creyendo que ell Acue-
ducto no es TN elemento de Higiepei
81 a(n piensa cue el ssr. Gordils al
proponer su Immediate construction
sc ha producido en- sentido desfavo-
rable para la poblacion, entonces
crcerlamos que el Sr,. X. nj es muy
filcrtc en- Hygiene, nj es el bien ge-
neral ell que mueve sla pluma.
La materia es va.sta, y ,en otrc
articulo In acabaremios dc dilucidar
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tho de Miguel, general de toda la mill
cia, que habia venido del Oriente en-
ell cuerno siniestro puso las tropas de
caballeria de los alanos turcoples, d
cargo de Basila en- ell euerno derecho,
Sc puso Ia caballeria mas escogida de
Tracia y Macedonia, con los valacos Y
los aventureros, d orden del gran Etriar-
ca; en- la retaguardia qued6 Miguel con
los de su guarda Y parte de la nobleza
que asistia su defensa.- Acompana-
bale Ell despota su hermano, Y Senaca-
rlf Angelo, que este dia no quiso tener
gsnte de guerra d su cargo, por hallarse
ocupado en- la defensa del Emperador
Y tener cnidad9 de la seguridad de su
persona. Reeoaooia Miguel sus escua-
drones, y an;uados 4 Ia Lstalla, yinie-
ron cerrando. Los uuestros, diyididos
on cuatro escuadrones, con gran aniE..,
y resolution. los primeros con quienes
Sc toparon faerOn los alanos v turco-
pies, que st cabGlleffa embistio e, uri-
mer escuadroa de almugava4es aue in
vencible quebrant6 su furia tento, qge
dice Pachimerio que luAgo Sc rstirafor
huyendo, aunque Niceforo dice que Jos
masagetas y turcoples, cuaado toearon
las trompetas para embestir, huyeron,
ss0yque tenian resuelto los alanos de no
sefyh al Emperador, Y los turcoples
teniatl tsGte con los catalanes. De cual-
quier manera que clio fuese, 8 despuas
de haber embestido 8 antes, ellos huge
ron, y Ia infanterla, deseubiegta por FL
siniestro lado de toda Ia caballerls que,
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q LITERifTRl GLAsIGA.
EXPEDITION
pE Los
CATALANES Y ARAGONESES
CONTRA TURC0s Y GRIEGOS,
D. FRANCISCO De MONCADA,
CoNDE DE 0sONA.
iGoKYtEUAoIoS

Caminaron Ii yuelta del enemigo; al
salir del sol Sc hsiiaron de Ia otra par
te de la montanuela, de donde deacu-
l,zss9s.a;eroa 81 anemigo, mas poderoso de 10
que la espfa' les dijo, y fue porque dos
horas antes lego Ia mayor parte Gle su
ei6rcito, que le faltaba. Reconcile Ell
enemigo su venida Y como entire infan-
tes Y cabsllos no llegaban q tres mil los
nuestros, luzgaron que venla 4 rendir
las armas y entregarse la elerneEcia
de Miguel u este 10 tuvieron por tan
ciert,,, que III querian tomar las aracas
nj salir de sus caarteles. Pero Miguel,
due con tanto dans suyo conocia por
experiencia el yaIor deNsus enemigos,
saco sti gente, q So armo y puso q
calallo, erdelaado los escuadrones en-
esta forma La infanterla. repartida on
eipco. eseuadrones, 4 cargo de Teodoro,
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ra que por medic de los tribunales
q pora los aneai0s que estiine oportla-
nos. colnpela ii ST. Jouve-Rey *
|eamplir 81 compromise . K rsstitnir'
por 10 menos las salnas guese Ie han
dado.
Este Is por hoy a estado de IA
question. Esto no obstante, 81 ell Sc
fcreto del Sr. Jouve Rey no resulta
sun fasco, los serores que han dado
generosamente su dinero NADIA per-
derin, pues 4 nadie mas que al in.
vcntor intrresa propagarlo aqi por
la cuenta que le tienes y entonces.
va tenga este lugar de un modo .
de otro, siempre recobraran los unos
su dinero, Y todos eneontraran en- e
sistema los medlos de aumentar los
rendimientos de sus zafras. no SUI
frielrdo otros perJuclos que los de la
demOra.
De todos modos ell Sr. Jouve-Rey
ha quedado aquf mallsimamente, 10
| que lamentamos, Y en- 10 successive no
sera extrano que todo el mundo mi
re con indiferencia las promesas Gle
! los INVENTORIES.
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CARTAs, DE LA IsLA.
CABo-RoJo, Marzo2 de 1877.
Sr. Don Jose Perez Morris.

Mi muy apreciado amigo tempo
hacia, amigo Director, que no moles-
taba la atencion de Y. Y de los lee
torres del BoLETIN con mis- pobres
escritos, Y mas hubiera transclrrido,
81 no me obligasc 4 clio. cl darle una
noticia entire otras de gran tras-
cendencia para esta locahdad
Cabo-Roio esta de enhorabuena;
por fin Sc We lucir por todas parties
Ia honorifica escarapela del Volunta-
rio Espanol, por fin Sc acreado una
seccion de voluntarios que cuenta
hoy con cerca de $50 hombres v
que dia por tlia va anmentandose
prodigiosamente hasta el extreme
de atreyerme 4 asegurar aV. que
dentro de POGO tempo pasaran los
afiliados de 200, pues todos los,dias
Sc presentan nuevos. soldados d en-
grosar sus filas.
FL pasado ldnes 26 de febrero,
dia memorable para Cabo -Rojo, Sc
verified Ia Inauguration de dicha sec
cion, teniendo la satisfaction de yer
entire nosotros 4 los dignisimos Sres.
Coronel Comandante Militar D. Ma
huel de Iturriaga j nuestrd paisano
Sr. Bascaran, Teniente Coronel Jefe
del Battalion de Voluntarios del De-
partamento, acompanados del se1or
Costo, Secretario del primero y del
sargento l.! Sr. Lamuela que acom-
pailaba al segundo
Recibidos que fueron por el Sr.
Alcade Delegado, Don Federico Del
gado, en- su casa habitacion, despues
de haber reposado ell ella algunos
momentos, Sc trasladaron L Ia Capt.
tular EN- la que Sc hallaban reunldos
/ los futuros volmtarios en- n1mero de
ciento seis, faltando unos diez 8 doce
de los campos que, por encontrarse
imposibilitados, no pudieron concur
rir como deseaban 4 la invitacion que
con anticipation Sc les habia hecho.
Una vez congregados todos, dirl-
gi6 la palabra el Sr. Coronel Itur-
riaga i la concurrencla, expllcando-
le con claridad el compromise y las
obligaciones que iban d contracr con
| Ia patria, exhortando 4 todos d que
sc porten con la dignidad y mesura
que tan honroso institute reqliere,
esperanto, dijo, que la conlpanla
de voluntarios de Cabo-Rojo sabr;'
colocarse 4 la altura de las demaS
de la isla, cuyas palabras fue-
ron oidas con atenclon profunda y
acogidas con patri6tico entusiasmo
\ Asl mismo tambicn les manifesto 81
Sr. Coronel que ell ser voluntario es
1nn acto espontaneo. sin preston de
ninguna especie, y que, por consl-
guiente, manifestaran con franqueza
81 estaban completamente decidldos
1 serlo y entraban glstosos, pues
aun era tempo de .retirarse todos
aquellos que no tuyieran complete
voluntad de ingresar; a,lo que con
testaron todos que estaban compile
tamente resueltos V decididos, Y que
al inscribirse como yol,lntarios 10 ha
clan poseidos del mejor deseo y d
la mayor satisfaction. Fin seguid;
procedi6se i la filiacion de los pre-
sentados, afliandose hasta el n1mert
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lie sustentaba, quedo, dice Pachimerio,
como la nave sin arbol y sin velas en- la
mayor furia de la tempestad. Parte de
nuestra caballerla, que Sc habia juntado
lie almugayares y marineros, habia des-
montado y acometido 4 pie por aquella
parte. La ocasion que tuvieron para
desmontar estas tropas fue solo por hat
llasse in1tiles EN- este genero de servi-
eio, v que 81 no dejaran los caballos no
pudieran pelear. Los dennis escuadro
nes de infanteria, libres de Ia may
parte de Ia caballerla enemiga que
pudiera danar, cerraron por la
tan vivamente, que degolladas
meras hileras, donde estaban
lucidos valientes soldade
demas de Ia infanteria Sc
da, aunque la caballerla
Macedonia, como Ia mejC
fs;,atacion de aquellas p
tuvo POI gran ratio su
con nuestra caballerla
la sus escuadrones
hasta que los almul
Q1or 81 ptro costadc
entonees sa aRball
dida deio el pues
ae Cipsela. Mig
nipe ! y&sleate
cuadaopas roto
retirada part
tenia la mayo
Go su caball
luego roper
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n1k

de ciento seis unos doce m1slcos
que 10 fileron tanbien en- clase de
artistas voluntarios procediendose
( la eleccion de ofclales
u classes, recayendo la de Teniente
EOmandante en- ell Sr. Don Jose
hernandez Ramirez de Arellane, Co
lector de Rentas Y Aduana. dignfsima
persona poE todos conceptOs, pues el
Sr. Delgado no quiso aceptar cargo
alguno 1 pesar del empeiio de los
concurrentes en- nombr2rle .sn jefe,
y manifesto que solo querias ser
simple voluntario. concluyend5 tan
brillante acto con I'm nuevo discurso
pronunciado por elSr. Iturriaga, y
la presentation hecha del ST. Tenien-
te de Ia seccion por el Sr. Teniente
Coronel, del Alferez por el Yeniente
y de los sargentos j cabos por este
con arreglo ordenanza, dandose re-
petidos vivasa EspaIla, as. N. el Reys
( Puerto Rico, L los Voluntarios v
L Cabo- -Rojo, retiraadose tan dignos
huespedes nuevamente donde, en-
union de los oficiales, classes y otros
Sres. de Ia seccion, fileron obsequia-
dos por ell Sr. Delgado con I'm esr
plendido almuerzo.
No es yerdad, Sr. Director -e.se-
nuestro Cabo- Rojo esta de- enhora-
buenas 81, que 10 esta, por ESQ
10 repetimos con orguho y satisfac-
cion: loesta porque ha probado que es
I'm pueblo amante como el que mas
de su nacionalidad v del orden, re-
presentation genuina de tan honrosa
institution 10 est;t tambien porque
sus campos aorecen d merced de las
I'abundantes lluyias con que nos han
favorecido enero y febrero, 10 que
la dado lugar 4 que los. agricultores
Sc dediquen con ardoroso estlmulo
L las siembras en- general y en- parti-
cular Ia de canas c,lya cOsecha pro-
xima sera pingiie
Por otra parte, slls GALES prlnci-
pales sc ven compslestas y ordenadas..
s,ls principales yfasde conIunicacion
atendidas, " pof siltinios, para dar
mas vida y animacion nj pushlo y
hermanar los animos atrayendoles all
dulce acorde de la mlsica, Sc han
constituido cuatro retreats al mes en-
la plaza del pueblo, donde todas las
classes concurren 4 solazarse, abaa-
donando POGO 4 POGO el silenciolses
pulcral aaqne Sc dcstinabais cstos hsg 7
bitantes sin saber IL porque. ,.s.s ao1
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Epor Cabo--Roio9if ifbien' por los / ~ y;
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