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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09
PocoCK's LETTERS.

sTANLEYs WHITE COMPANION DESCRIBES LIZA
IN CENTRAL AFRIcA-BARKER's DEATH--As
ATTEMPTED RAID ON THE cAMP-HoM
REcoLLEcTIoNs.
uIn LAKE TASGASrKA. l
CENTRAL AFRICA, July Il, ls76
Mt DEAR UNCLE should like to have seen you be
fore leaving home, but incre many to see thai
hardly know who did see. But hope SEQ yos
ON my return, and hope that will not be long VIZ
have expended nearly all goods; also ourselves
are getting out from hard marching under the
burning and fever aud other sicknessea We have
made good round We struck OF from Ugogo anc
marched northwest OF the road Of all iormor travellers
TO tho Victoria Nyanzn, and reached II IN journcJ
OF 1903 days from the coast-a stout march. Yot
would like to have the caravan when Il
came TO the top OF a hill and caught
sight OF the lake. thought the black veterans would
go mad with joy, running. shouting, rolling on the
ground, beating their bulock-hide drums, dancing,
singing, firing guns, &c We had rest for few days,
then put The sections Of the boat together and In eight
days Mr.. Stanley lott US TO explore tho lake. Ne and
the other white man, Fred Barker was lcft in charge
OF the goods and men. But before Mr.. Stanley
turned poor Barker dcd from chils Then was lett
alone, may say for then knew nothing OF tho lan-
guage. and during the absence Of Mr. Stanley three
chiefs combined together drive away aud steal
our goods. s.Bus," said I. "they shant away
for nothing" SO | served out ammunition TO tho
people with guns and spears to them without
guns. aud they close TO tho bonn OF camp.
But would not allow man outside. We wero just
about to nrc on them when We saw man coming TO
speak Ho came 10 mako friends. We made friends
with him. and all went or quiet But the reason they
did not tight because they would have killed soma
or their brothers. for the people Of village all held
our way; therefore got or welt We stayed at Kudu
ma four months, and sent TO Ukercwc TO get
TO take the caravan 10 Uganda. Ukcrcwc Is an
Island about thirty miles from the mainland from
our camp the largest island in the lake. got Aitytwo
canoes IRON the Sultan Lukongo and returned "a
camp was the frat white man tho island.
II Is thickiy peopled with naked people. Elephants
and tigers abundant The people brought food for
sale TO our camp Beads was the money; cloth
bu. very little value. Wa crossed from there
Uganda, and from there to tho Albert Niyanza through
Unyore, but had no place TO build camp, while
Mr. Stanley explored the Lake. did at the Vic.
toria Niyanza; therefore returned 10 Uganda and
from thore to Karagwo, and from there to UjijL
We left Karagwo March IS, and arrived hcrc on
May 81. Mr. Stanley lott on June II TO explore Tan
ganika have not heard Of him yet, SO cannot say
where shall 60 from here. But will write again
before leaving Uiji so for tho present | must say
goodby Hoping soon to see you, and wishing thia
may ind you well and living IN Cookham Woods with
father, l remain your afroctionatc nephew.
FRANCIS PococK.
Uncle WILLIAM PococK, Chatham, Kent
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SOCIEDADES.
GIRO De LETRAS.
Gale de la Fortaicza, n,im- 2:i

b. BORRAs HERsAEos del eoiier..o De
Ia plaza giran avaic los puntfS sisuien.s:
ALAxA, Amnrrio Anana. a Guardia. saliva
Ibafez ChiRchilla Helm. La Gin"ta. La Roda. Vi b
Robleio. Yeste.
AINERIA. Adra Almeria. Hucrral. 0'cra Ro.
quotas. Vera.
BApAJoz -.Aiburqaerque. Almendrale@o. Rada
o. Balerrota. CaDe.ai de Ede5 Cfnpanario Fr',ge-
MI. Mfrida Montijo. Lerens, oiiYen2a Vianueve
~ Bt1tAREs Il ibi1, MaRon, Palma
b,ncAlosA = Asyf dr N9t sa1ai@n" wissa Esr,e
HafTo.ei MasnoG Molins ,ie 3ey Satadcll, Tara.
saa yich vispueva G@ltri, YiiaFren"4 d. Pa
'' hGRoos. Arande he poero B3ygoe,
CASARlAs. :. Las i,aifias Santa CRU de Ia F.'ma
- oAcsEFs : Acahtara, Brog.s. Cae-res, carfa
~ ip!z s.' Ais@r4 Caiiz cpa,s. ca3s, Gil
erqtltar. lerez d. = Frant-ta oNefa, Pae:s.' ieal
C.sTlILoN = Reni.ari9, Castclor. Vinar"2.
3sDopA' iop ms 1guil,r Baena. Rulaianre cbTa
Cirioha. Iiinoi 3sA. il! Caratq. Lueena. DO .ltia
Montoro. pozo Blanco rriego. Pu"pte GcRh Ran
CoEunA. Betan2o7. Caa, Coyculi2n Cor "a re-
rrol Noya, santa Marta de 0r;ie',eira. ;tGron
CuENct caes n iIacte, Prieyo. Taran on,
re, d. Tsr. 0int. I"airaSe FaIam6s San sliu de
-,
GxtxAp.. ~ Albunol Amudeear. Alhanf4 Br,a
Granada. GuaJix. H'itsear. silora. l-"lF Maril Or
GuApArAssEA Athena Brihrcga. Ci:ren;es
Gaadelajara 5.clina. pastrana. sarednn, SitlcnSa
GUIPuzcoA = san Sebastian.
HusivA. Huclya.
HuEscA. Ayerhe BaroaStro, draus. Hucsca. IN
= , JAN. : An4aiar, paeza. Cnrzo,a. Jacn. Linnres
' T - - hS,,,rtyn i:usannyn Cncah.Ls I "a Rahe-
IN Leon Mansilla Il. h.s Mulas Ponfrrrala, Rindo,
Sahagun Valencia de- y. Juan. Villafranca del Vier-
49, i.EEInA. % Balaguer posort tvas de Aranl Ger
vera Legiaa sols9ns ser, TEreGp fTarre@"
santo Domingo de Ia Caaada, Torreciila dc hos Ca
= LUqo. Fox, Luso. Monaonedo. Monforte. Ri
MipaD - Araniuez. Alcsla de Henares Madria
MALAGA = Anteouera Malaga. Ronda. yeez M.
kSa. "a,
IRON, Mua. Puerto III, MazarIoq. Totana
NAvAREA. = rsmplcna. Tudeia
i 0SIrDo.-Aviles. Bcmonte, Caneas de onis. Tan.
sas 4e Tineo. Castronol. GonnsA CndieFe 6ilsa :
IL Cndiilero. Pola de I~na, Pola le Sero Praya Ki
Sades"l!a. va sn}as. villavirlosa, lnflesto.
PoNrsSHnRA Ps:1si @Gaiias de Reyes. Carr Rayona
Estrella. GUAR as, Lal!n, Pontevedra. Pncntcare.s
eoShI sAnAM1sca S' & Bar. Cisdai Rodrigo. pe1aran
Ia. SalaInanc.. Yitig,;dino. Ledesu,a
SANrANprE. Castro, Urdiales. Reinosa, San
tanter TorrclaveEa
SEtSovIA.- Segovta
SEvIILA- Carmuna Ella Moron. Scvilla. utre
-" SONIA ARreda Burgo de Osma SoriA
TAERAGoNA - F3ilset, Reus. TarraRona. Tortosa
Ng.ua
TERUFI.
ToTRpo. - TCledo.
VAEscIA.-A lcira. CarcaGent,.. Dsnin Gambia Ii
iva Rednena Sueca. NrinnciH.
VAILApoLIp ArivalQ, Bs}Gr,. Medina del Cam
no Ricseeo Turo, Vaadolid. Eillaion
YIzcAyA.- Algeria. Halmase.ls. B.;rmeo Bilbao.
Durango. Elorrio. Legueitio, Ordufa. Valle de Car
rama.
ZAMoEA.-Damora.
ZARAGo2A = Arauaja. A.esa. Beria. Caaiayud
Carihpua Caspe, Daroca Eaea dc los Cahaeros,
I " TarH2s,nA. Xaraln2s,
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Alcoholado Barnes.
PUERTO-RICO.

Este es mn licor una preparation c0npnen.
Ia de agnartiente decaiia Y. de plaRfae aroma
ticss, rhuy usadas en- toda America, espeeinl~
meme. por los indigenas.
Asi. paes, no tlese exiStii el mas niinimo t6..
NOR en- usarla, puesto que, eH niHgnn case,
pucde ofrecer riesgo algnn0 su aplicarion !;
siendo slIs rcsultaaos tan Embellishments ed-
eaccs, cue no dan tempo que aparezea ID
tlu'la accrca dc sil utiIiflasi
Bastan las primeFas aplicaciones en- enal-
quiera lie las doleneias qne sc menci0naraA
para que Sc note prohto j SECURE alivi0 cir
ciiiIstancia que LA dailo lagar que haya Obte-
nito uH crtdieo safistactorio entire les leFs08las
que Ia han usadO, Y que su eOnsnmO Sc haya
aanentado dc una manera notable
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SENIAARlO- -COLEGIc.

f,on Ia compeienle anaencia de nuas'ro We
hcrable Prela,lo, tcnemos ei gusto ue Toner en-
.os,ocimiento de los padres Je faInilia Y dclaas
ipaeresados, que c pr6Aimo aho escolar he Sc
vunda cnscianza sts abrira. como ,ic costnsl-
6rc. en- el local del Scminario, el da l. 'le
octubre~
Los one-hayan dc prescntarsc a cxanlenes
eYtraUrdinarios. 10 ycritirarin en- los das que
mellian entire 81 l5>Slc setienn'Te ye 6stimo
del misIlo mes, en- el aAIiempo Sc dcspaclia-
ran iamien las matiicGlas dc & l0>ror In
mafana dc II ~ por Ia tarde. Ell Rector.
?. Nurtsn Goieooeheo, > J. %
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NgVMIEI7D AARI7IN9.
Pasajeros Ilegados aver en- cl ''Mendez Nj

Pasajeros Ilegados aver en- cl "Mendez Nj
6ezr
Maximino Mufoz Sra, Jose Alzugaray,
Inis o. jesus lingo, L. Pined Francisco Ge-
moves, Santiago Viluales, Camilo Vargas, Pc
dro Faura, Jose Alvarez niiios, Javier Arsi-
ma, E. Rodriguez, Isidro Zalacan, A. Zalacain,
Francisco Zaiacain, Enrique Povoil y familia,
francisco Baston ! Corton, Manuel Teja, Jose
Caldo, Ramon Martinez, Jose Martinez, F.
Martinez, Ramon Galanes, A. Perez, Ramon
VTela, n Blanco, Jacobo Tur.
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.JosS A. RenosMles.

El inhascrlto facultativo Doctor en- Medicl.
ma Ciruiia, certiica haber obtepido results.
dos ventajosos siempre que hsa nsade Ell "a e.
C0H0LAD0 BARNES, = corlo revulsivo y "a.
tlmulanto externoy prinripalmente en- las ea.
fermedades que reconocen por causa an enffiA-
miento brusco, como constipasios r0ciehtcs,
reumatismos, neuralgias supernciaies "a. 4
peticion del interesado y para los efectOs con-
siguientcs, libra el prcsente certifcado en- Pun.
&C d IL de Febrero de 1877.
Dr. C0rh0sl0.
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E1I SOL DF, ORO.

Comprendienie la earencia de articulos dc
noyedad para traies de sciioras ynifias, que
hace tempo So nota en- esta plaza, esta acre
ditada casa ha introlHcieo por Ell vapor Ma
yAGrRz lin extenao suYtidotle pOuplines lisos
v adamascados, granadinas, rasos otras
telas de alta noVedad dc Paris Londres
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VapQr N!ayag'igz:

Dentfo de hreves das saldra este magniicc
vapor de Ia Inca de Liverpool con destino
Norfolk f. Z, i escala dc Mayagiiez y Ponce.
Adnite pasAjeros, q los que otreee un es-
merala tiain q eal,iGaN D, A 6iiion.
Palt iitiflmes ilisljirsn en- Puerto Rico
stes. iafisner Comp Mayagiiez Bortla !
Coup Ponce Pastor Marquee Comp, Ct
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que satisfacen al mas esquisito gusto y se
acomodan al mas reducido bolsillo.
En- el pr0ximo yapor, llegan las cretofias
catalonas de todos anchos, mantelerfas, ale
maniscos, medals. camisetas otros artfcu-
los de Barcelona que cada dia meioran su
condicion y calidad, San Francisco 46. 6-6
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AlEO A Los SRES. PARROCOS,

Que con motive lie mi jubilacion, he encar-
gado y entregado Ia Comisara de Santos T.n-
cares al ST. Prebendado Pbro. D Manuel Val
''es, mi digno comrafero, dc 10 que ticne co.
nocmiento el Prelado, = he daio cucnta i
Madrid para Ia resolncion one corresponds.
Puerto-Rico 81 dc agosto de 1877. Ramon
Deri}. 3--3
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PARA Los cATARR0s.

a5s
No haiiendo tos, lebera fricciouarse con et
ALc0uoLADo el pccllo y Ia garganta, como
tanben Ia trente y el ccrebro sieddo intlis-
pensable en- estas afecciOnes, e0locarse bn 10.
huelo en- el cuello, nojado en- ell especiaco. Il
tempo de acostarse, yeehar una eantidad del
lndcado liquido en- cl aqua al lavarse Ia cara
il otra parte delcnerpo, hasta que esta qnedA
lie I'M color lechoSO I; lavatOriO Qut, atlenl&s de
ininir veRtaiosauiente contra Ia enfermedad,
tla snayidad al edtis, 10 qnc hace sGa tambiea
rccomcndablc para el usO del tocador.
cnando ell catarTo ne manifiesta con tos, a1e.
ln&s dc las apicaclofies indicatias, Ge deljerk
tumar al acosarSe una taxa dc Infusion de yer.
ba de lnon, bicn cnliente, mcxclsnliola al ncto
de tonarls, con una cIcharadita do ALcoiIoIA.
DO +; recogienlose Y abrigindose dcspUes 9sg
No hal!andese dicha p lanta, quo es Il mas
r0pia, puede suplirse con las hojaa de Ito. me-
ralija las de cualquiera otra que sen aroma.
tica. ss
Coz. cstas apicaciones ccsari toto acces0 fle
los, salvando asi al paeiente de las penaIdatlee
que lleya consgo semejante affection.
Aunque Ell catafro sc prcsenta con flebrc, no
importa la aplcacion exterior Y ffia del especi.
fco ; porque va esta probable en- muehos casos
que vence q Ia calentura.
POr 10 tanto, cuand0 Sc sienta en- FL cncfpO
esa decomposition, precurs0ra. sieinprU de Ii
tiebre, convene darse en- cl aeto una ffiegn ge-
neral con el ALCoHoIADo frio, y tolhar segul-
,iamente 81 cocimiento de que So ha habladO
PADECIMTENTOS DE vIENTRE.
Este NAL que regularmci,te ataca k,causa de
malaS digestiones, 6por efcctos de humedad,
SC ia yisto fayorablemente combatido con solo
la aplicacion al vicntre de pahos mo)ados en-
ALC0II0LAD0. &
PARA Ell AHOGO.
-
! Aplicaciones hcchas para catarTos pulmona.
/ res, en- persoaas que suffian del ahOgO dealle
su infancia, han descubicrto que para esta pc-
/ nOSa cnfermedad ell ALCOHOLAnO obra e1caH.
mcnte aplcandolo del misrao Innlo que oliela
| expresado al tratarsc de las afeeciones catar-
/ ralcS.
F1EBRE INTERMITESTE
Dcberan seguirse las mlsruas instiucel0nea
que Sc lndican rcspecto 4 las calenturas catar-
Falcs
DOLORES DE CABEzA
Basta apcarse una veDda bien mojaia en- a.
especfco, para que desaparezca ei dOlOr
GoLPEs Y QUEMADURAS
Para cstas do,encias, solo aplieanilost paaios
empapadOs EN- el ALcoH0IaDO disRelve los pri-
meros evita Ia formation de amp0llas en- Ell
scgundo caso, Ia vez hacienda ,lesaparecer
el artlOr.
Angel Aguerrcvere, Licdo, en- Mcdicina de
la lustre unycfsidad de Caracas Y Medico en-
ejercicio eli esta Villa, certifco que desde h
aparicion del ALCOH0LADO del Sr Don
Juan Barnes, 10 he aconscado cuantos clien-
tes be tenido en- sus snfiimientos de los tlolo-
res reumatieos neuralgias Ell general sieIn-
~pre con buen eyito, Ell mi misma familia 10 us0
constantemcnto,
Ponce, Febrero de 1877,
! Al 4gverTersre.
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VENTiS.
CD ID aD.

Fl que sascrbe proctrador professional pro-
pietario ttular del Distrito judicial de Ia cu-
dad de San German, al yer que su dgnoy nue.
so colcga d. Tomas Agrait y Font, da pnlllici-
dad del ofcio que proyisionalmente hoy ejerce
por medic del periodIstno y epstoiares CONN.
nicac0ncs, c0nsidcra op0rtno adoptar gual
mcdida. Il FIN dc recomendar tambien su per-
maEencia eR el mas exacto Y activo des"mpe-
no en- slls procuratorias funciones, janas lies.
mentidas en- coHccpto alguno. -Agosto 81 de
ISL. -Rlnmio d dc QRihynes D Toro. 23
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NueVa imprenta
IssDEL BOLETIN.'
FORTAlI4EZA. 81.

4
Contando esta imprenta con tofla clase dc
elemcntos asi de personal como dc material
moierno de las mejores fabricas, abundancja
de papel. hace con I.IMPIEZA, BARATURA
Y PRESTEzA toda ciase de impresos. horos,
r. ,lesde los mas sencillos 8 los mas Largos y
cempticados Para estados caenta con exec
lentes cajas mecanicas.
PARA Ell COMERCI0.
Conoeimientcs de buques de vapor.-Idem de idem
dc yeIn ~-P6llzas de embaruuc para c2hotae.-De-
olaraciones. &c &c.
Para Los AYUNTAMIENTOs.
Pornacior del reparto territorial libros talonarios
ae mnfriculas de sanado. id. taonarios de gufa de
ma1erns lihramientes nunicipales cargaremes etc.,
etc.
REvIsTA COMMERCIAL
ouetcdas las quncenas, q la salida de los vspores
inSeses con la correspondencia para Europa. las te
nemos do venta cts. ejenpiar.
TAMBIEN Sc ENCUENTRA DE vENTA
REaLAMENT0S GENERATES DE BILLAR
50 cESTAvcs EJEMPLAR.
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Dr.. ADerto Guerra

CERTIFlco: que habiendo padecitlo de Alse.
clones catarraes y dolores de yientre p5r ma
cho tempo ser casi cr6nico no pcIIa eonss.
guir una cnracion completa: apesar de los ne.
dicamentos eontinuamente padecia, haeta que
por fin resolvi hacer uso del AICOHOLADO
BARNES con el cual conSegai mi complete
restahlecimiento, en- vista de este resnItado
no he abandonado sn nso con el cual sligo por.
ectamentc hien: eyitando tai yez con este
procedimiento legenerase on asma, para Loo
usos que puedan convenir al inventor, libro
cl presente en- Ponce Febrero de 1871.
.yOsS A Rsn0,nlee
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Elq . suscrlbe Medico Clrslano rertidea.

Que dcseando apreciar Ell veriadero yalor
terap6utico del t6pico titulado 'sALCOHOLA.
DO BARNES" 10 ha prcconizado en- vafiOs
casos de relnnatiHlos muscularcs, heinicrSneas,
adontalgias contusoncs, obtenienlo los mej0-
res resultados One mas que en- niuguna 0tra
affection, eu el rsumdtisno musculdp, one no
tenga un origen diatesico Sc obtiene siemnro
con su aplicacion un exito brillante.
Y para que sa autor tcnga una prueba mas
de la efcacM dc su ALC0II0LADO, doy Ii
presente en- Ponce Sde Febrero de 1877.
DR.. AIherkn Eifernn
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Ponce, Febrcro u de 1871
SR. Don JNAN BARNES,
Mi querldo amigo:

MI VICIINIU UIIIIEsU.
Dias atras, me pregunt6 st esposa Ds no
lores, 81 tendria 70 inconvenichte alruno -
lar U. una certicaeio habient}0 20 empleal
do varias veces con muy icllz 6xit0 sa AICO.
HOII.ADO, le die que muy al c0rltrario. ten.
dria muchsilno gusto en- clio, totla vex que ere
verdad que 70 he hechu con txito apiicacinues
repetidas, dc las cuales cstoy satisiceho no So
10 en- afcecioncs asmatlcas sno tainbien en
reumatismos, colicos, 4. L.
su amigo que sicmpre 10 aprocla mucho,
in. 20 r P5uls
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ADvERrENCTA.

Los coilsumidorea deberan tenor on caAuia I nj
de eyitar rinconvenientes que Ina hoteIiag tIsi s
Han contrasehaeas con mi nrma no son egitinns >
81 una Justification de mi invento
nErdslTo, TETuAN 20. prEsTo-glco
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pREcros DE ANUNclos.

= DA una segs lfneaa &c impression. rnblirbndf's9
ha.ts tras yeces 60 eta i@,ain .lda ranglcn ale
a~reIa sie los ses - Los rre.scS seran dohs eahfie
- sr,,,,.sa hayan de publcarSe cararteFes Rrue
a1a 8 en 4 8 nGneras ON tspos como los &c sts
iireae. = Por moses amos So admi'rn afHtcios d
nrScics eonyenpionsieR. - Las conu:Pedus re- 90
krarSn 4 scen:ayos Ia Inca lmpresa- Anunei"s
eonaunicaiioe sc abonarln asieaEiados.
los susrritores Gufss. presepiar annnrirs ci,-
,nunif,n doa nara S inSsrcion fSltltMn - rllo y
sefsr al corriente el aaso - iea ars ma r"o3"
A q q
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MODO De JJSARSE.

PARA LOS DOLORES REUMATIC0s.
Sc aplicalsl Ia paltc ,lolorida, m paho
(pretrien,!o la fianeia cmpapaslo en- lieor, cti-
el Obieto principal cs coilscrvar 81 cal0r, Ope-
racion que ,lebera repetirse algnnas veces,
hasta obtener la mcjuria qne nliilca taIla en-
Dresentarse
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BOLETN NEBCANTIL DE- PuERTO-RIct
PREcIos DE sUscRIPcloN,

rSf n n6o en- Ia Isla de Cubs. Il
~ Los s,sscriptorcs que no duieran citssnderss
voenfN con estn Administration remitishtn impoTt"
he suycripcion tir.nes. BIZ dc iot,rla Q sn
decoFreo. reeibiran ei BoLEIIN con la'a ~pS'f's-
r.,das Ia, suscYipeiones anuuens So pagan po-
adelantAdo. 10
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Puerto Rico, setiembre : dc I6'i.
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del goro
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-31
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

WASHINGTON, Jan. 80, 1877.
VETO BY THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DE-
FENCE OF HIS CONSTITUTIONAL pRERoGA-
TIvEs.
The President sent to the House to-day message
vetong two joint resolutions OF Congress- ono direct
ing the Secretary OF State communicate tho Re.
public Of Pretoria the high appreciation by
tho Congress OF the United States OF tho
complimentary terms in which said Republic
has referred to the rst centennial Of our national In.
dependence in their resolutions Congress May last
and the other Of similar import relation con-
graulations Of the Argentine Republic
/. In his message the President says to allow cor
respondence or interchange between States to he
considered by or with more than one such agency
would necessarily lead to confusion and pos
sibly to contradictory presentation OF vows
and TO internal complications. Tho cons,,.
tuition OF the United States followiss the
established usage Of nations has indicated tho
President as the agent 10 represent the national SOW
ercignty in It's intercourse with foreign powers and
receive all Official communications from them. Il
gives him the power, by ana with the advice
and consent Of the Senate, to make treaties
and appoln, ambassadors and other public min
listers IL entrusts 10 him solely The reception Of
Ambassadors ana other public Ministers thus vcsting
him the orgination OF negotiations and the recep.
States. making him, IN the language OF the most
eminent writers constitutional law sthe constu-
tional organ OF with foreign States"
rHE PRESIDENT CONTINUES.
No copy OF the addresses which u Is proposed to
acknowledge Is furnished. l have no Knowledge Of
their tone, language or purporL From tenor or he
two JOINT resolutions Is TO be inferred that those
COMMUNICATIONS are probably purely congratuiatory.
Friendly and kindly intended as they may be, the
presentation by foreign State OF any com on
10 branch OF the government not teinplated BY
the constitution Tor the reception Of
from foreign states might, # allowed to pass without
notice, become A precedent .or the address
bp foreign states OF communications OF
difficult nature and with wicked designs II
Congress direct the correspondence OF tho
Secretary OF State with foreign governments, case
very different from that undcr consideration might
arise when that officer might be directed TO present
to foreign government entirely different and an
tagonistic views or statements
by tue Of Congress establishing what is now tho
Department OF State, then known A. the Department
OF Foreign Affairs. the Secretary is TO 'pcrform aud
execute such duties as shah from time TO Time be en-
joined or entrusted 10 him by The President OF the
United States, agreeable tho constitution relative to
correspondence, commissions or Instructions to- or
With public ministers or consuls from tho United
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-31
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON. JAM 80, 1877.
Mr.. GARFIELD IN EXPLANATION OF HIS POSI-
TON AS MEMBER OF THE ELRcroRAL
COMMISSION.
General Garfield, when asked to-day how he recon.
ciled his In tho with the decara-
lions he had made both connection with the visit
New Orleans and recently on the floor Of the
House, when no said the bill was unconstitutional he
replied that he recognized the will OF the
majority OF Congress his right 10 accept
position, and, without changing opinion in
the slightest manner, both Senator Morton and him
self could conscicntousy serve, just the
ty ofjudges In appellate courts Who denying ill.,
risdietion IN certain case, would subsequently act
with tho ~ Court In passing opinion the
merits Of the He occasion for the
clamor made about his position, and hoped his SER
Vices would DO valuable 30 the country those Of
any mcnbee Of "a, Nmnission.
OBJECTIONS OF JusTIcRs swAYNE AND DAVIS
TO BEINo PLACED ON THE ELECTORAL COM
MISSION.
Justice Swayne, u Is said objected Enormously to
tho of hts in the selection Of the nth mem
Der from tho Supreme Court He has Como to New
York for few days, and thence will go his homo
in Ohio until tho Court convenes again for business
II is also said that Judge Davis insisted that his
name should not be taken into consideration.
THE ALLEGED INELIGIBILITY OF MICHIGAN
ELECTORS.
There yet remains for the House Committee on Pow
and Privileges TO ascertain II Mr. Won Hurder ono
of the members Of the Michigan Electoral College, Is
a naturaized citizen. Congressman Williams IRON
Detroit, has turned the committee afidavits
and statements to the effect that Won never
naturalzed, although he voted. with tho other mom-
bers Of the college, for Hayes and wheel,r.
Mr.. Crossmap, Clerk Of the Michigan Legislature,
who summoned here to testify In regard to Han
chet another member Of the college alleged to have
been United States Commissioner, said to-day that
he had heard of Won Hurder's eligibility being
questioned before The where tho record OF his
naturalization said to have been made has nothing
10 show that such papers were ever issued