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Felton, 1tsAss.
FELTON,, Del, March Is.

On last Wednesday evening the students
of FELTON, Seminary gave musical and
Dramatic entertainment which was worthy
of much praise, and deserved all the credit
that anyone could give 1t. The drama en-
titled 'Bread on the Waters" was excel
lently performed by all those participating
in it. 1t is obvious that If the students
persevere and practice with all the ardor
and zeal that becomes them, and heed the
instructions Of their famed and able pre-
ceptor, Dr.. Harlem, there is no doubt but
they will, at some future time, be able to
compete with some of the most renowned
theatrical performers of the modern stage.
Notwithstanding the extreme tnclemency
ofthe weather, large audience was In at
tendance, and the applause was long and
loud, ,uMuF
Mr., E. Fleming has erected large saw
mill short distance west of FELTON,, which
give employment to large number of
idle hands. Mr.. Fleming is very enter
prising man, and is of great service and
benefit to the community. -
Jacob Friedell, Esq, has purchased the
large dwelling house on Railroad avenues
formerly belonging to J. W. Prettyman,
Esq, and is beautifully remodeling and ad-
ding handsome appurtenances to It.
Mr.. Charles Severn has nearly compile
ted his fine residence on High street, which
he has in course Of erection. Mr.. Severn
has evinced his skill In architecture, in
erecting this building. The dwelling is
large and commodious, and will be quite
an ornament to the part ofthe town in
which 1t is situated.
Iti now apparent that FELTON,, when ma
ture endows her beautiful trees with foliage
will present decidedly better and more
refined appearance than at the present time
BYRON.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-16
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
Gerna N Army Estimates

LONDON, Ma, ch ia despatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette !, from Berlin, says: Inc
Minister of War e. 1plaining the army esti-
mates before the bu dget committee, justi-
fled the increased ex penditure by pointing
to the growth of the French army and the
recent movement Oft roops on the German
frontier; also to the gr, 'wth and improve
ment of the Russian arm ".
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socxo,., voe,ynos this Eve,,tn0.

Walola Lodge, I. Q. of g, T., Sixth and
Market streets.
Fairfax Lodge, No. s, I. 0. 0. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, I. @. o. F., Odd
Fellows Hall.
washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A. M,
at Mechanics Hall.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr., o. U. A. M,
at Hall, 511 Market street:
Delaware Tribe, No. l, I. 0. R. M; at
Red Mems Hall.
Excelsior Lodge, K. Of P, at hall, I'll
Market street.
washington Camp, P. @. s. Of A., at
McClary's Building.
Pioneer Council, 1, sovereign's of Indus"
try, at McClary's Building.
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John Chf9.NnnHta,

There was quite an exciting time at Sixth
and Market streets, last night. A boy who
had left his coat in the Chinaman's laundry,
after teazing him, asked for his coat, which
the Chinaman at first refused, but after
wards, as he was handing 1t out of the
window, some one threw quid of tobacco
in the Chinaman's face, who started after
the boys, but they managed to outrun
johnny.
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ANuO Can't ha rnoda hv every agent

WgQ Can't be made by every agent
urrVi,Vo every month in the business we
essiln J., out those willing to work can
leirrs o earn dozen dollars q day right in
.splo;Enw ;Ewh localities. Have no room to
NabIa Me. nMeie. Business pleasant and hon
Well VIGIIe, y. Women and boys and girls do as
pIete "s "utln: men: We will furnish you o COM
tanS ant Uutnt free. Thebusiness rays better
NSlam,yythlng else. We will bear expense
,nI ssu my you. Particulars free. Write
tons er farmerGs and mechanics. their
Vi naai1 aio daughters, and all classes in need
Is a,nndiug az work at home, should write to
Now W. !. ,tarn all about the work ut once'
q" the time. DON'T delay. Address
ans,. TRUE 4 Co.,
~4s" Augusta, Maine.
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Arrest of q Defaulter.

NEW YORK, March ia detective from
San Francisco arrived here today with
r.quisition from the Governor of California
for Alexander Blackjack, the defaulting
President of the Gulf Of California Oyster
Cal ming Company. The latter will leave
the city in custody of the detective.
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4, hipynent Of silver.

LONDON, March 14.-The Steamship
CITY of Ches ter sailed from. Queenstown to-
day for New York, with 100000 pounds in
bar silver.
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The Plastercrs' Strike Unnecessary

The PI8Bt6fOfB' StFIK0 CnHecoSsHry'
New YORK, March 15.-The threatened
strike of plasterers did not take place to-
day. The principal employers have In al
most every instance compiled with the de"
mand, and increased the wages to $3.50
per day. At all places where large num-
bers of men are employed work is going on
as usual, and all appear satisfied.
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,Yo71CE-vALDOsTA INSTITUTE FOR
SALE

This valuable property, situated in a
tbriving town in southern Georgia, on the
line line @ oftle railroad from Savannah to Flori.
da aI is ~ offered at bargain, either for sale or
exchange st for property in a city in one OF
the Middle States. .,.,
The lot contains three acres, upon which
.re tbe Institute Building 70 by "a feet, two
storips hjgh, having schoolroom, recita-
tt9t tion a and music rooms, dining rooms wide
halls. chambers and kitchen, servants,
house. stable, barn and all necessary out
building, and a vegetable garden.
The Institute is furnished, and the school
is now in operation with about sixty schol-
RS in attendance.
This nrOnerty ,s offered for sale, because
the health Of the lady who owns it has
failed
For particulars apply to
DIR, GEORGE TROUP MAXWELL,
dedlc.f New Castle. Delaware.
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THE LEGISLATURE,
By our special Correspondent.
DOVER, March Is.
NenUt1

DOVER, March 10.
Senate.
Senate met at 10 a. m.
Mr.. Ray, from the Committee on Revised
Statutes, reported the bill to amend Chap
ter 404, Volume, 10, Laws Of Delaware,
which was taken up and indefinitely post
poned. This bill made 1t misdemeanor to
discha rye any dyestuffs into the waters Of
the Brandywine. '.......
Mr.. Davis, from the Committee on Cor
porations, reported the bill to incorporate
the Summit M. E. Church, which was ta>
ken up, read third time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Fiddeman the House
Joint resolution for protecting citizens of
this State, indicted in the United States
District Court, was laid over.
Mr.. Davis, from the Committee on Agri-
culture, reported the bill to prohibit stock
from running at large in School District
No. SO, New Castle county, which was
taken up read third time and passed.
Mr.. Ray, from the Committee on Revised
Statutes, reported act for the relief of mar
ried women and children, which was taken
up and indefinitely postponed.
On motion of Mr.. Sharpley the House
bill in relation to a sinking fund for the
city of Wilmington, was read. .0
Also House bill to incorporate the New
Castle Cooperative Store Company. =
On mot ion of Mr.. Fiddeman the House
bill in relation to entering of judgement
! bonds, was read.
Mr.. Davis, from the Committee on Agri-
culture, reported the bill to prohibit stock
from running at large in Milford Kindred,
which was taken up and indefinitely post
pone d.
On motion of Mr.. Fiddeman, the House
joint resolution in relation the per diem o.
members was read and concurred In.
On motion of Mr.. Sharpley the House bill
to amend Chapter 80 Of Revised Code, wat
read.
Also House bill 10 provide for punish
ment of fraud.
Mr.. Ray, from the Committee on Revised
Statutes, reported the bill in relation tt
taxation in certain parts of the city O.
Wilmington, which was taken up read
third time and passed. Adjourned.
House.
House met at 10 a. m.
The following bills we're on motion read
third time ard passed:
By Mr.. Robinson Senate bill to lay out
new road in Cagsboro and partly in Indian
River Hundreds.
On motion of Mr.. Holcomb the bill to re-
duce taxation was taken up for considers
thion. The House resolved itself into the
Committee of the Whole, and after long
time spent therein, the committee rose, and
the chairman was granted leave to make
his report to the House at some future
time.
Mr., Cochran moved that the vote by
which Senate bill to exempt foreign invest
ments, held by residents of this State, from
taxation for county purposes, was lost, be
reconsidered. Which motion was lost.
| Adjourned,
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The ReicflA Gag.

BERLIN, March 1.-THE Reichstag yes
terday defeated by majo vity of ten the
Governments proposition to increase Inc
expenses of the Chancellor's office $7,9Oo
for addition al salary of the A rat'assadof a.
London
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Manteilegro.

CONSTANT 1NoPLE, March 15.-The de ad-
lock between the Porte and Montene gro
continues, ]yisies is beginning to be pin ch:
ed for rations, being still blockaded by ihe
Montenegrini,.
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Minister Fosters Recognition Of Diaz

New Work, March 15,-The despatch
from Mexico, March 8, was incorrect in
stating that Minister Foster had recognized
Diaz as President de jure. He recognizes
him as President de facto, but will not
formally recognize him as President De Jure
until fter the meeting of Congress and his
inaugu ration.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-16
University Boat Race

LONDON, March 15.-The betting OF tne
University boat race between the Ok. 'oro
and Cambridge crews, which takes plA ce
on the Than les. on the Oath inst, is IL to .
in favor of Oxford.
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FOE SALE AND RENT.

UOR RENT.-A CHANCE SELDOM
J NET WITH. One of the best business
sands in the city known as the Fountain
Hotel and Museum, and the only Ice
Cream and Beer Garden in the city. I will
rent the whole, or part, to some~reliable
person on reasonable terms. Apply to
WIN. H. CHADWICK,
Nos. 2O7 and 200 w. Fourth street,
jan3ltf Wilmington, Del.
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,1orIcE,--The Corporators Of the n. g:
N W .nS NV Wilmington N. Gauge Railroad
ils..hv \, Nv" give notice that the books will be
asarcS nsToyS tor for subscriptions to the stock OF
ope1In ssd Poad M on Monday, the 10th inst, at 10
ns1ocS es,H co A, NJ, at the office Of Victor Du-
Tent Sc,vIHN' Nso No, 8I9,Market ST. eet, Whining
!om tvp na Also. at the same time, subscrip-
tions tG, will be received at the office OF Peter
R 1s' Vandever. Esq, New Castle.
By order,, o,n, <,.,
mh8.l0t HEO. ". LODDEAh' VA AA'
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NOTICES..

|11oTIcE-Mary Powell. Of T Farmington, arr dng5a,
N DEL, has cabbage plants Large hein1ugn ,1
III spt out, - - =.
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THE PACKARD GOVERNMENT.

Governor Pinchback, of Louisiana, who
had an interview with the President Hayes
yesterday, is quoted as having said to him
that justice to the whites and mercy to the
blacks alike protested against the recogni-
tion of the Packard Government; to which
the President is said to have replied that
he would soon open way to peace in Lou
isiana and contentment to the people of that
State.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-16

has opened shaving
sainon at No. 604 Market street, VIII ere
y. y. siass sn,v work will be done. Shaving six
nls.,c'%hs'i n.s. hsir cutting. twelve cents. jl8tf
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ou1cE 1.-The Pine Knot Associatio will
~ give j24-.tf
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Not Accepted

Not Accepted.
BERLIN, March 15.-The Emperor has
refused to accept tho resignation OF Gen.
Won stoscb, Chief Of the German Admi-
rally. .gD ag
The Morning herald., 1877-03-16

--orrcE-An opportunity Is offered a
Noa,v ,nnng man tobecome acquainted with
d peasan'' ddress. =" "A. g. w."
buslness. Herald Office.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-16

Edward Frances invites
nts friends and the public in general,
!. y the n,e O. K. Barber Shop, on Second street,
Ss,neen 70 tue N shipiey and Orange streets: He
beswISeua .Sa anest shop In town, cold and hot
nay ss,hs ,lI and all the conveniences necessary.
nNan es'l,s' an on Monday, Tuesday, and Friday
Upen oTpsnnes, Hs until o'clock, Wednesday even
eVsnDii1l' tNs mil IL, and Sunday from Suntil 2.
. mh8.lW
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1lZ pay AT HOME.--Agents wante
AuunstHoa tHatht and terms free. TRUE a. 60
'S"'a' Maine, M8-lyeod
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WASHINGTON
LIST OF To-DAY's NOMINATIONS.

LIST OF TO-DAY'S NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-The President
sent the following nominations to the Senate
to-day frederick Douglass to be United
States Marshal for the District of Columbia
Geo. 8. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts, to be
Commissioner for the purpose Of preparing
a new edition of the Revised Statutes, un-
der the act approved March s, 1877; Hoyt
A. Gheeler, to be United States Judge for
Vermont; John G. Lee, United States Dis
trict Attorney for the Northern District OF
Ohio; Geo. M: Duskin, United States At
torney for the Southern District Of Alaba-
bama; Philip H. Emerson, Associate JUS
tice of the Supreme Court, Territory of
Utah; Jessie H. Moore, Pension Agent,
Springfield, ILL.,; Isaiah Lightener, Agent
for Indians Of Santa Agency, Nebraska.
Receivers of Public Moneys Frank p.
Sterling, Helena, Montana; Otis Perrin,
Stockton, CAL; John M. Farland, Detroit,
Mich; James M. Wilkinson, Marquette,
Michigan.
REPORTED WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS FROM
| THE SOUTH.
Washington specials say that it has been
determined to withdraw the troops from
the State House in New Orleans and Col
umbia, as soon as the Senate adjourns. The
President has the most positive assurances
from the conservatives in both States that
no outbreaks of any kind shall occur, and
that the rights of all citizens shall be re-
| spected and protected.
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= aENT % 2 =
s' IIfIHATTRA GLASIgl.
iosa a'inalaEXPEDICI0N
sgs kgN9 De Los H
:. C.ATALANES Y ARA CON ESES
CONTRA TURCoS Y GRlEG0S,
fH&}H PoR t
D.sFRANCISCO De MOMCADA,
r s9 C0NDE DE Cs0NA.
CONTINUATION.


z FL primer medic que tolno fu6 ha-
blar con gran saereto Il Rocafort, pc
difle que Sc fuere Ia mano on sus gus
4 tos, poniendole delante los daIos que
le podrian causar. Pero Rocafort, POGO
acostumbrado Z sufrif personas que
pretsndiesen detener eogregir sus
desordenes, respondi5 4 Tibaldo COZ
tai aspereza, que lie oblig6 poner re-
medic mas yioIento y dssesperado de
poder mantener S Rocafort en- 81 seryi-
clio. de su principe sino SO 10 sometian
sus ruindades, determine vengarse del
dejar nuestra compaiiia. Paro deter
min6 esta determination hasta,que un
Aiio suyo yiniese con seis galaras de
Yenecia, adonde le habia enyiado algu-
nos meses antes. Llagaron dentro de
pocos diass; y Tibaldo, cuando Sc yi6
sagaras sus .espaidas enyi0 con gran Sc
creto 4 decir q los capibanes eoniRrados
quo le hieieran saber en- 10 que eststban
resueltos de los negoeios de Roeafort.
ElIos respondieroneque jantase consAio,
que Ell 81 veria los efectos de su de
fsrminacion Di6se Tihaldo por enten-
lido, j al otro dia hizo juntar ell conse-
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10. publicando que tenia cosns ianpor-
tentes que tratar; Ell q vino Rocaiort
con la insolencja alrogancia que acos-
-tumbraba. A Ii primora platica que
Sc propnae, comenzaron todos i quejar-
So d6l paro como 4asta entonces no ha-
bia tenido hombre qpe IL oaaso contra
deeir nj que degcubiertamsnta So le
atreyiese. alborot6ae extra1amente, y
con el rostro airado palabras mny
pesadas los quiso atFopollar, como so
liz. Entonccs los capitanea coujnrados
Sc fuerGn leyantanlo IL sns asientos
y llegandose n.as. multipG@audo las
quejas y acord{ndoso De los s2rayios
que 1 todos hacia, dieiendoy i4aciAndo,
le asieron 4 Il 4 sa liermano, sin que
pudiegen resi4tfrso, porqua los oonjnra-
dos eran muchos Y respaltos. Luego
quo tayiepon presos i entramt5s her
manos y entreg4llos i l1baldo, acome-
tieron la casa Gle Roeafort IL saquea-
ron toda, alcanZ(ndosa Ia licencia l.,ili-
tar, como sHele Ell easos samojantes, sin
el respoto que dabiap tener (
las paroles de quion habia sido sill Sc
neral tantos amos, Y con su espada Y
yalor haber!es dofendido tantos me8es.
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tregar unos castillos de Calabria, que
por razon de las PAGES hechos entire
| los reyes le pertenecian, hasta que le
satisfaciesen l.. corrido lie sus pagas K
& y 4 su gente " como los reyes tie
nen por injuria atrevimiento grande
pedillos paga de servicios por medios
glOlentOs, hunque por entonces satlsfiZo
a Rocafort, qued6le siempre vivo ell
sentimiento deste agravio. Mando lue-
al castillo de la ciudad de Aversa, Y
que encerrados en- una oscura prision,
los deiasen sin darles de conner hasta
morir. Fu6 Berenguer de Rocafort el
mas bien afortunado y yaliente captain
que huho en- muchas edades, y ell mas
digno de alabama, 81 81 paso de su
prospelidad no crocieran sqs vicios.
Sirvi6 al rey don Pedro J q sns hijos
don Jaime y don Tadrique, de captain,
Despues con nuevos pensamientos Sc
iunt5 con Roger en- la Asia, adonde fue
con no pequeno socorro. Por muertc
de Corbqran dc 4let fg6 sopescal, macs
tre de. campo, general del eieroito, !.
despues de muerto Roger y Berenguer
preso, 10 so!,2rp6 por espacio de cinco
amos sin competidor aiguno, y qal este
tiewnQ destruyo muchas ciudades y
proyincias. Y'enoid tres hatallas con
inuy 9esiguql n(ipero de gente, J en-
una dellas IN emporador DO Qriente !
mantuyo una guerra tanto tiempo en- ell
cenho lic lc las provineias enemigas y
litimamente atraveso con sl al,erclto
dosdo Ga!ipol 4 Casandria, quemando
y destruyendo cuanto Sc le puso delan
te. Nunca fue yencido nj ann en PEI
quenas escaramUzas. Triupfo dc todos
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sus enemigos, y on toaas las guerras
civiles y extranjeras fGe siempre yence-
dor; pero ell remate de todas estas di-
chas paro en- una triste prision y mise
rable muerte, aunque, al parecer de to-
dos justlsimo castigo del cielo, por la
sangre inocente que derramo de sus
amigos y Gle otros muchos que injusta-
mente murieron a sus manos. Gisbert
lie Rocafort sigui6 la misma fortuna
que su hermano; pero, segun SO colige
de los historiadores de aquellos tiempos,
no tan disolutamente como 81, aunque
fu6 participants y companero Ell mu
chos de sus delitos. y particularmente
en- In muerte de Berenguer, y quiz1 Por
no tener 81 lugar de su hermano fn5 me-
nos notado porquo los yicios Sc descu-
bren mas n la mayor fortuna. Quien
fueron estos c..balleros, 5 de que fami-
liza dc las muchas que Ell Cntaluna hui
bo deste apellido, Montaner 10 calla,
como Gle muchos otros que Sc haliaron
en- esta grande empresa, que nj a1n es-
cribi6 sus nombres; yerro por cierto 8
desegido muy notable y de grandlsimo
nerjuicio para Ids oasasfndbles quo hos
permanAcen Ell estos reinos, cuyos pasa-
dos SO hallaron Ell aesta tan sehslada
expedition.
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beza, pero sin personas. .capaces de tan
to peso; por que ell gobierno de tan
yaria gente, acostumbrada & obedecer
famosos capitanes, y enyejecidos deba-
10 de su mando, NAL Sc pudiera entre-
gar quien no fuera igual 8 los pasados
en- yalor y noblezas de sangre. Roger
de Flor fuG ell primefo que los goberno,
hombro, como So djo, seilaladisimo en-
tire todos los capitanes desu tempo; des-
pues Berenguer lie Entenza, ilustre por
su sangre haza0as; luego Rocafort,
famoso por sus yitorias y aqnque sin
es5os en- nuestro campo habia muchos
caballeros y capitanos de nombre
que pudieran ocupar este puesto, ha-
bian todos peteciao por In crueldad de
Rocafort, que, como 1 emulos y compe-
tilorcs, les procure siempre su perdi-
cion; porque no hay razon que preya-
lezea Ell un homhrB cuando SO atrayiesa
IN conservation de un puesto tan gran-
dc, Y los medios que pone para adqui-
lie mantenelle no repara en- 81 son
buenos 8 malos, ( trueque de salir en-
su pretension. Junt4lonse los del con-
seio para elapr oaheaa, consilerando
la 'faEa Que taniai dellos. Sc resolrieroa
I nombrar dos clballeros, IN adalid '
un almugayar, para que todos cuatro
jQntos, por conseio de los doce Sc go
befnase el campo. Con este gobierno
Sc ontretuvieron alSun tempo Ell Casan-
dria, adonde tuyieron embajadores del
condo de Breiia, que sucedio en- el du-
cal0 dc Atenas por la nluerte dc su du-
que, dltimo descendiente de Boemundn.
que por faltarle succession dej0 su estado
al Conde su primo hermano.
lCoNTINUARi.l
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hubiera dado el ejercito por sus manoa
Y 10 ponerl0 en- las de sus mayores
enemigos. Con esta platica Sc fueron
encendiendo los animos, ;,tizados de los
cnamigos intimos de Rocafort, de suer-
te que llegaron a tomar las armas los
almEgsyares Y turcos contra los que Sc
habian senalado Ell su prision, y con
una furia V coraia inoreible los iban
buscando por sus alojamientos y ma
tando los que topaban, sin que hubiese
caballero que Sc atrevioSe 4 resistirles ::
Santa fuG la yoluntad V afcion que la
gellte dc guerra tuvo 4 Rocafort, que ja-
mGs lie pudioron borrar sus NAL
dades y ruin correspondence CON
los amig0s, ~ en- eatl ocasion pudo
sosegarse hasta yengaile y satisfacerse
muy a su gusto. Qaedaron muertos
deste alboroto Q motin catorce capita
Res zde los mas conocidos enemigos de
Rocafort, Y Qtra mucha gente Gle los
aticionados Y criadoS Gostos capitanes,
que quisieron al principle resistir ooaa
notable cue los nuestros, puostos Ell
medic de sus enepig0s, tres amos con
tFnuos tuviesen sienpfe guerra ct<il,
derramaadQee mas sangre que Ell todas
las demas que tpyierah con los extra
nos. Y aunqQe las guorras oiyiaes son
de orduario OCCASION de 10 teperlas con
los eztranjeros, 10 suce(llo este ( los.
pues 4 I'LL mismo tempo aoo-
n3etian al enemigo y So mataban cntTo
ellos.
Iihaldo Hego a Ndpoles con los dos
hernanos Roeafort presos, y los entire
60 al rey Roberto, su mortal cnemigo.
FL ollgen de esta enemistad fn6 no ha-
Der querido Berenguer de Rocafort en-
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TRACTION de libralle, 81 no du(iaran de
que un caso tan grave no era possible
haberse emprendido sino con gran
preyencion de ayudn y lados y mas
que aun no habian raconocido eualas
eran amigos . enemlgos declarados !;
cosas que mucbas yeces suelen sar de
importancia para los que acometen ca
SOS tan repentinos y prontos. Los tar-
eos Y tqreoplos, que eran los fieles 4
Rocafort, qpodar0n tan pasmados Y alto
nitos del hecho, que no Pudieron tomar
resolution. Los aImugayare8 es;aban
diyididos la mayor parte le amaba, IN
otra la aboiraeia; pero t0da 10 Gonie De
estimation y II nobleza, como Ia mas
ofendija, era L, qnc procuraba con mu-
cAas yeras 81 perdioion. Aquella no
che que Rocafolt esEpba preso fue toda
inquietud LENA de receIos. 4 Ia ma
nana va pareci5 que habia mas sosieso,
porque saPivgon que Rocafort su her
mano estaban ylgos, lPero cuando i
Tibaldo lie pareci5 que tania-a todos los
lel ei6roito mas descuidados y seguros,
una noche cQl gran secretc EMBARGO a
los hermanas Roeafort en- sus gaicres )
81 juntamente con alios u4yeg6 Ia Iuel
ia de NeSroponte, dejando burlada toda
.,uestra compania. A la malana GUAM
10 v,as4g paetidas las galeras, y que Ii
baldo sc lleyab4 "a elias los dos hernia
nos, alteraronse todos naaeiio, y deeian
que aunqqe Rocafort fuese eaItap rui-
ne5 cosbumbra3 8r&au oapitbn, qne no les
parecia justo entregatle 4 srs enemigos
para -qua hiciesen escaEhio del yktle
lcion, daadole una mueIte vii
y afrentosa, en- me qgua de todos ellos
que 81 Rocafo,t t 10 merecia, que SO le
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-13

La prision de Rocafort cause difaron-
tes efectos, porque sus enemigos Sc n
trstecieron, como participates de s us
deltos, y hubieran hecho alguna demos