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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
{ DETABAC0S Y CIGARRILLOS
DE CAND1Do FARINA,
DE LAS MEJoEEs VEGAS DE JUNcos.
CiearrllIos & Is cdetillas DO Dor peso.

CiGarros q 25 caietillas por peso. "a fks
NOTA. "A los que hagan pedidos directameutn nor
por cen. pesos s mas do las yitOlas as ~
para arriba sienpfss que el netlido ffisse
dc una sola. Sc les rebaiar;i el pS: Dero NJ
fuere de diferentes bitolas. sera DEL f6 ~ 81 MM
Tebaja. p - ~ -
OTRA -Se necesitan cinco tabaqueros para trahaiar
londres; los que deseen inRresar ni1sjs1,
dirigrse esta fibriea 6ta o. hhrss :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01

adornos para ealZado: somhrillas de fantasia: me-
dins parG.uas dc soda yors,;s de vurias classes
albums para cincunnta y cicn retratos: perfume
naci dos: eamistas sorras dc 0an bttsta para i'd
Somhr. ritos lie r;ls" para idem avios completes pa
r. h'tttlar con sabanillaa trJect"s de pi'iue de
trianLa; deiantares baberos dc hulr: abrgoS de
lana pii-a Teatru. formu manta: mantias de cncaje
Chanty, lorna caStellana ne!.rts bltncas: corba-
tIs balIo dc mar: pliuelos dc bati~ta dpba,tillo.
color luto: cntas tie $40 terciopelo dc todos
nnfhos. prcnderla de- yarias elasGs: hilo crochet
3nrrlG: polisonrs q arsnadorea. novcdad: tiJeras
para costuray para bor,iar:
L L M AIONv ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
DEPOSaTO DE CAL.

En- Trnjillo alto, harrin de las Cnoyas lu-
gar dehnnlinado lIaulIo, hay exlstenca con-
tinna de cal superior viva apagada, que SO
yende precios m0dicos. w $. l2--12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
IYOR LII ullullnl u.
nan LlOInpnrt. Melon v Compahfa.
10. II. San JuStO. II.
vENTAS
AL P0R MAYOR
y al detail.
ESPECIALIDAD
en- calzado.
IMp0RTiCIoNEs
DInECTAS
de Europa.
GRAN SURTIDO
dc noyedades.
EPECLDAD En- 0B]ErE DE- MODN Q s. lEIUEVAI NEyuAIAEIrl

rlarrer ulia
nnriuE
inr orh aylass.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
Giro de letras.

Sobre C;diz Seyllla Madrid Barcelona. Malaga
CoruIa Santnndcr NSan Sebastian Valencia. por
cmntidaoa az SIS en- adclante corfu vista giran los
w. Puerto Rico. Febrero 1s DO 1876 Iriarte HERNIA
noa ia FarAeonn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
ATENCION.

No SC olviden del surtidisimo dcp6sito de 10.
"a dc barro del pals al por mayor mcnor i
preclos sumamentc cqultatvos que sc cncucn-
ira en- Ia pulperia dc u. Narciso Ribot cale dc
Isabel II ifen,e al pasco dc Ia ptineesa, en- la
Marina.
PuertG-Rieo 80 lie MARIO de 1877. 33
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
"A W M SGD.

En- el cstablecimicnto de d, Sebastian Mi
rarpeix, cae dc la mtanta Luisa num- 9, sc
encuentra dc venta Ia legitima ceryeza negro
de Ia marca Me Eurans ENtrastout al por
mayor y al por menor. Puerto Rico enero 19
dc 1877. --S3staidn M,aleeig, 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
CamaS Y cunaS de hierrO.

Las hay De tothls classes, recibidas por 81 yap.
espahol Puerto Rico en- el almicen dc Pc
dro Vidal, San Justo II. 6-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01

Las clegantcs puc.to-riquclas puedcn estar
scguras dc haber encontrado con Ia notable re-
torma de este establecimiento un verdadero
tilon.
FL descomunal surtido con que ha lenado
sus aparadores ell nueyo duehO, mpide hacer
una numerosa relaci0n de In diversidad dc ar
nculos de novedad V sc concreta i anunciar los
Sombreros adornados de Ultima novcdad para
schoras, ninos nilas, mantas madrileilas V
andaluzas negras, blancas cremas, ticlGs,
chalinas, cntas dc tcrciopeo raso crespon,
sombrias paraguaS de seda negras Y de CO.
lor, confecconcs abligOs para sehoras Y nj
has, especial eurtlo en- camisas de seIioras V
caballeros, estas 1ltimas desde ocho i cien pc
sos docena, telas de lana, seda, hlo algo0on,
riquisimos paIos de Paris, grds lie colores po-
pnes de seda gran noyedad, toda clase de te-
las propias para uso de las tamas como ma
dapoanes, bretalas, creas, granos de ORC, te-
las realeS, crctonas catalanas e ingesas ale
manscos, tohallas, servletas csn millones
de artculoS mas.
TodO casi dc bnlde sendo cl lena de la ca
81 una introduction cada ounce dias para que
el parroqniano encuentle cuanto pueda de-
scar de
"BUENO, DONIT0 Y BARAT0." 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
CASA DESALUD
g SAN j UAN." !"
TETTAN 61
TETUAN 64.

Mhanersc cargo ol naevo prnpictario- director de
con ei oteto de- c,ar ci,b1 todis las ineura@ post
hl's dchro dc Ia localida nara IL nejor asistencia
u, i~' ehorlHo5 sncomen'iai?s s;i cuid.'io hiben
inoutaldo un arsenal quirtirsi sico apropado. bibo
trca cicntice-recrcatica. sstema e6crico lie Hama
dorrs. cpnando con III cooperation de tres repu.
dos profesores pitr Ia mejor isisteca in6dico-qui
rursica d. sus enfcrmos.
Sd-ericiun mensuHl l...........................S 81
Asistenca particular por estuticia diari;l.. .
Las consutas. operacionrs asstcncii en- cnfer-
medacs contas0sas epidcmic;ls i prccos coVyen-
cion;.es con
Ell DIRECTOR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
PrecayerSe de las VileS -. /.
EALslFIcAcIoSEs En- NUEyA-YoRK 2
DE !as pildoras cl Unguento
DE HOLLOWAY.

,ves imItanionas contraheoaas lie Las I,ila5rns
yei Y nSucnto We Holloway 81 fnurtcan 80 ypndell
pnl3 Z uombre dc .seazn. Holloway & :. p6r fs5r
y r Henry. Enr- 90 rcSca ran Z, = DrogIis-
II u a-fork. IN Ncon una snpuesta
hiafca dc patcnte " HarrdS Easi: Mercaderes In
escrupGios las ob-H EE1IS M ticnen precios mi
lhlnos, "@ .ta de- NN1 K.H nominalls cGsa- IA
GtS cOInDost.ipnnS .,a&T dc nlntsun vaIor ss
eSpenuen Al pu1li- co como mis- lcgit
mas Pild0r-ts Ungiiento. Es4t srs.5
Arelo Dues. muy eicarecidnmente 4 los amigos
los denis Ell Ina lepubicas Hspano- Anleriealifs
cuyaS lnitilos tsta eSarc. y mas especialm0nte
;li madras ie f;tlna ltras scfior:s. pnra uueES0
Sirvan prest;trule su auxilio. cuanto Duodan 3
dernncar este tiesctrlla fraude frg'ada n, Nut
va York. precaviendo Il sus amigos. FIN de que no
~ les eiisse cuiiIfr pticstos csrtt,l,
bios titnados " pildoras Ungucllt, dc HuIluway's
Antes DIV conlpraf, exnminese con nlifha cautc, n :
cl ritulo u Bote Ia Caia para cororaase II esta
Ia direction de 53} Oxford Street London ues ST no
esa entonces 50 trata de perpctrar descardo en-
gaiio. Il
Cala Dotc Cain &c las heiicinas Le5itimas ile-i
el Itntbre drl GobieJro bfIdncO con Ets paIubrrG a
Pd0rls Gneuento dc Holloway IontIfsil pTebf
ils en- q. En- 81 rotuo esti III direction 5i Oxford
street. London. en- donde 1nicamcntc Sc fahrican
ra-Se invita- Il las personas que sean defraudadae
Ongucnto dc Holloway" fgsificados para Que Sc sir
van comunicarme los pormenofss q 6inmedltanen-
te hare ormaar processes egaes contra los Otet :
sores, recompcnsar5 liben.lmente Il los Delsorte,
p0r ei trabo que Sc tnmer. c0niplf1sntt "fNc
que no haya trascendencia de sus nombres Firmsa
do. TOMAS HOLLOWAY. = L6ndres. Mario Is la
1876.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
Giro de letras.

silva y Comp. de este eomercio, giran sobre Lon
dres Paris Madrid Barcelona. Didiz. Santander. Be-
vilIa yalencia. Zaragoza Alicante Malaga, Tarrago-
na Reu i, Lagaardia Habana Santiago do Cuba, =
Calls de Tetuan mum. 3s Hta Slun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
h NJ ? r ESlS.
GTasS =.
WSTssEsz
s.s.ss.s. a ss.s.zzzsa1Mekn

DE FRANClsc0 RAMOS, GARCIA Y
AMALyERT = pascos, Wages, i Cangleios
Rio-pic,lras, Carolina, Caguls vice-versa din
rialncnte.
Sc c0mpran cui,lan Y hierran caballos,
Rio-piedras, Don Jose Santos Garcia dc ca
sllas sres. Laza y Morera cstancia Almaivcrt.
lu-2i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
NUEVO GAS.
LUZ BRILLANTE.

Especial para el uso de las familias tinico
sin riesgo de inflammation, Sc vende Il un
precio modico Eor latas de cinco galones
en- ell almacen del TELEGRAPH, San Justo 12-
LLoMPAgT, MELoN e., comp. 6-13
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01

Las hay de todos tamafos lcgitmas de Carron
hasta 800 ,yaloneS en- el alnacen de los Sros AMELL
JULIA COMP. de ASuadilla Para mas pormenorcs
dirixirse Il los citados sefores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
SE FLETA.

Para eual alapier punto d Europa Ia barca esna6ola
iS = naBkl4 dc porte de sss tonelada tien letra A. l.
3de 1871 oo' '''i ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
PildOras Holloway.

l.ns vir!ud.s osta admirable uledieina son es-
eci2lncne etca .es fitra eSpulsar lie III HANGKKS
oda iinpurcz En- los casos dc dbiiidad ollt es il-
nn nn;lrIhle ~ paso que ,aIra radiealDlents ms M
10, del Est6ma,.o de los INTESTIN0S. eslabs1
eiendose, como nor encanto oil ygor In salud nor
aneas cue s9een aai.ir las MUJERES al Hegar.
esta i a etu,l critica, E4 18ta ~ fEft = fI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01

Tendra efecto los dias 10, 2y del pr6ximC
Abril, esperanto ell que suscribc que los afcio.
nados dc los pueblos lmitrofes, concnrlan con
sus campeones, seguros dc la meior acogila,
pues encoHtrarau buenos competidores Guam
tas comodidadcs puedan descar.
Les aguartlan Gitano Centinela
ParapetndOs con Sol Divine,
Que OStentando blanca cspuela
Sc promctcn apcarla con tino.
Guarda Ia retarguar,lia ufano
FL gaurllo inNicto TenaZa,
Y i no eStar cnfrrnlO Prusiano
Voalia por In ventana Ia casa.
como In raserva es compuesta
De aguerlidos lidiadorcs,
Buena habri dc estar Ia fiesta
Para los que sean yeneedures,
Ia Gidra, pncs con eampeones
One In gallera hagan tcmblar,
Porquc ell Gez dc gallos leones
Sc preparan para ingar.
L VAzQUEz
Cidra, 2l dc MARIO dc 1877. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
SOCiEDADES.
---.-.-.---s--.------ -i4-.-.-a-- --------.---
cLRcULIR.

m UrgaDo, Mario p dc 1877.
Con facha &c de TGcicmbre pr6ximo pasa'io,
por mGtno cOnvenio. qucdo ,lis,elta Ia socie-
dad mcrcanti que en- esta plaza giraba bao ID
raxon social tie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
.Carruajes.

De Gonzalez Ramos, salen dariamentc i las
dos dc Ia tarde para lo-picdras. Carolina Ciguas
las cuatro para Cangrejos Rio piedras flctados
todls Dras tsIlle ,c In Foriale2al. mum.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
Maderas.

Hay dc vcnta un surtilo complete de
Cuartones pichipen.
Tablas lablones i'll.
Tablas pino blanco americana.
Id id. id. inglts
Telamanil de pichipen
Id de cypress.
Id dc Zorro.
Id inges.
Clayazon de todos tamafos Y classes
Todo dc superior calidad Y precios m0dicos.
Mmyuyy G. Marina. &C
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
Ell SOL DE ORC,
SEVERO BASYON.
45-SAN FRANCISCO. As

Almacen dc nlercdnctas po'' mayor q melor.
Acaba lie recibirse I'M brillante surtid0 de
de tuutasia novedad de Paris que
ofiece i sus parroquianos relaconados.
Adelnas, dentro lie breves dias recibirl csta
casa un nnevo cargrmcnto de mcrcancias de
todas classes para el pormayo para el detail
3-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
UnguentO Holloway. :.

Este in comparable Balsamo. sana los MALES DE
flftsNAs \ DE PLuflO, las LLau,ns antiguas aim =
rs Ulcefis cuyo orisen no colyiene nlonrionar en-
'u nnuncio pGbiico Para t0dls las EHuPt.IONES;
big ~ AY, al que millarcs debeli IL salyaei)n tanto
ie 5lIs brn .OJ pefnls como dc cxistentditS "a N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
j. JOAQUIN SANCHEZ 4 c.

quedando hecho cargo de Ia liquilacion de to-
das slls pertcnchcias cl socio Don j. joaquin
Sanchez, quien continda en- los mismos nego-
clos. joaquin SANCHEZ X Ca Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01
Hero galvanizado.

Del siso quo ohtran l6 panchas on duintal di-
menstQn de metro largo 800 aneiio, hay de- yenta
IN cl amaeen dc los Sros. Silva ( Co.. Gale dc Te-
Luan mum. 3S. 20 en- 1 m,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
LITTLE FOR CONGRESS TO DO.
ONLY AN APPROPRIATION FOR THE ARMY AND A
FEW CONTRIBUTIONS TO BE ASKED FOR.
ley TELEGRAPH To THE TEIBUSEl

ONLY AN APPROPRIATION FOR THE ARMY AND
FEW CONTRIBUTIONS TO BE ASKED FOR
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TGIBUSE.l
WAsmNGrON Oct The President will give to
Congress no excuse for extending the extra session
beyond a week or ten days. The only subject that
Will be brought TO its attention, week from to NOR
row in the special message will be the necessity OF
making an appropriation for the army. The con-
sjderation of all other subjects of legislation will be
postponed until the December session. II, therefore,
# ia the desire of members of Congress. from
States IN which elections are to take place
next month, to eturn home and participate III the
political campaign, they can do so by simply passing
an army appropriation bill, or by agreeing to reso-
luton allowing the army to be PAID on the basis OF
last years appropriation until regular bill Is
passed. The Senate, in addition to the appropria-
ton BILL will be called upon to consider some I'M
portant nominations which the President will send
TO il soon after its assembling. This, however, can
easily be considered while the House is affecting its
organization and passing an army appropriation
bill which must originate in the lower branch,
An Executive communication, prepared by the
Secretary of State will be transmitted Congress.
recommending the creation OF commission to rep
resent the United States at the Paris Exposition.
The plan proposed is the appointment OF a commits
sioner- general and a suitable number Of assistants.
An appropriation 10 secure the proper representa-
ton of the United States will DO asked for, and
il IS estimated that 100000 will be the
amount required Recent letters from Europe
bring the information that Great Britain will be the
principal exhibitor Russia and Turkey, owing to
the war, will not participate. Germany and Austria,
for other reasons will also fail to be represented.
Congress will be urged to take immediate action in
order that the question may be settled definitely,
and If settled favorably that much time posi-
BILE may be given for American manufacturers to
prepare their exhibits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
CRIMES AND cAsUALIrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.


HuDsoS, n Y, Oct 7.-Thomas Shorts, peddler,
suicide by taking laudanum at Hs1ae in this
county Friday
DhADwooD. Dakota, Oct. 6.-John Bryant prin-
cipal Ia the Adams Bryant tragedy OF OCTOBER H. dleG az
o'clock last evening
RiuoUsKI +. O., Oct. THE house OF Eustache
DiOnue burned this morning and child two years Of
age penshed III the naInes
HUDSON, N. Y, Oct. THE examination Of the lIO-
Lyman charged with the roy draft OrgeTies will
begn CaSsSill On Monday morning next
TnoM,sloN Me-, Oct. THE ship Levi G.. Bur-
CESS 6l6 tons Government measure owned by samuel
Walls aud others, was launched here yesterday.
RICHMOND. Va, Oct. John McLind was shot
and killed near Mane ester YESTERDAY in dileulty about
NORFOLK Va, Oct. I'm the trial of Surgeon W.
g. a. wilson L. :. NJ for fatally shooting colored woman
the Fourth Of July Last the jury decided the Court had no
jurisdiction
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 7-Captain Adams and
Ieutenants Powell and o. United states I'm
neers Corps have arrived here Tor the purpose OF making
survey Of tho Mississippi River.
WooDsvuLE, n. H., Oct. Two cars, loaded
with wood broAe away from engine the White Mouna
Railroad jumped the racs and ran thirty rods On
BOSTON Oct THE United states Government has
awarded 10 John son o TINS CIV nc contract or
Chicago, ana the Appraisers stores at san francisco
PoUGuKEKPsIR, N. Y. Oct. Tin the case Of Cora
Pearl Hustled against Charles Hustled an action for divorced
which was svSyed tae adsS,a 9s yorSs oT Sns or hs
divorce 10 either
CIyCISNATi, Ohio, Oct. 7-Herman Witte, jr, for
years banker aud note broker Gu Third this city
who, months ago disappeared owing large
number OF persons money aggresans nearly $4,000 las
lodged In jail.
PORTLAND Me-, Oct. IA mailbag which con-
tanned regular mai from Montreal South and southwest
on February last was YESTERDAY pu9a o1nee , snsa
papers, dated February o. 1871 and had evidently leen
stolen rom me s Ec 9S s e oatr erenS ON b po
land Office henesit MAS not missed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
TIFF LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
ABOUT $4,000 BOOKS IN T-A NEW BUILDING
NEEDED


WASHINGTON, Oct. THE Library OF Con-
gress prepared with full representation OF the latest
books documents and periodicals TO answer the nner-
draft, that made upon 1t in every field OF inquiry
Large additions have been made to the library especial
ly IN works political economy and finance, and there
few publications, either periodical or permanent IN
this direction which are not found the collection Tue
entire number OF volumes is about $4,000. This
library is especially rich in periodicals. nearly all the
English and American reviews and magazines being
TAKEN with many OF the valuable in foreign lau-
guages. The files of newspapers alone now exceed 1000
bound volumes
The copyright business of the library, Notwithstanding
the depressed condition OF the booktade shows more
entries than last year. about 900 copyrights having
been granted since the first OF January. 1871 An in
cFeasingy large number OF periodicals, musical compost
TONS photographs engraviDgs and maps protected
by copyright The library grows so rapdy through lts
various collections, aided by purchase, excnange win
foreign governments the deposits OF Oaonal ana ste
docu ens additions from the Smithsonian Institute ana
the operation OF the Copyright law that the necessity
OF building constructed especially for Its accom-
mediation and future growth, has long been conceded
IL il believed that Congress WILL at the coming session.
provide for the better protection and safety or TINS great
and invaluable library and the 900 books which
being piled upon the floors III ndrections from
further mi Try.
o the Library OF Congress by the general pub
lie steadily increasing, the number OF those reading
and writing by the aid of fully equipped store OF au
thOiies being very large, especially Saturdays, when
the Institutions OF learning In Washington nave hol-
day. This increasing OF the privileges OF the library
especially during the sessions OF Congress-, would alone
compel enlargement OF the facilities FOR readers, even
were the library itself not suffering from the over
crowded condition OF the collection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7, 1877.
Gen. Mcyillen, who several years ago presented
dentas Louisiana United States SENATOR but was
admitted, will succeed Isabel as Pension Agent al
NeW-OrIeaEs.
The Commissioner OF Patents has granted exten-
sion TO Dr. f. T. Russell Indiana for his central spiral
clr-spriug The or gna patent issued in 1913, aud
the present extension WAS authorized ny special act vi
Congress.
Il 10 said tnat Thomas L. Tulock, formerly appoint
mont clerk OF the Treasury Department. and subse
urntly Collector OF internal District OF
columbia, VIII succeed Lewis POrter - assistant post
OF this city, the latter having Sncd by request
The Grs II. b. Hayes Temperance Society tonight
ADOPTED resolution ind0leing the whsGey bel-puuch
FOR use in the strict Of Columbia and rejecting the
laxy the criminal court ana It's attorneys IN prose
cuuug hquOr cases.
Tner, has been some delay in communication between
Washington and the South during the recent storms; hut
yesterday repairs completed and through trains 10
New Orleans by the virginia Midland ana henesa"
route were restored
President Hayes, accompanied by Secretary Evarts
ana Posmlster-Gener Key, wall visit the Agricultural
FAR at Frederick MI, ON Thursday, 1ltl inst. They
VIII leave Washington by special tram on the BIiDre
aud OAio Railroad IN the morning and return IN the
evening.
Anectng Of pensioners of the late Civil War deprive
of pensions from March 3, 1863 TO June 8. 1866 by
act Of Congress- held last night, and a committee
appointed 10 take such steps as may De necessary TO Se
concert OF action by all parties interested IN eniorc
lug their claims tpOn Congress-
Tnc United states Treasurer a few days ago received
advices from the agent OF the United states Depository
et Tucson Arizona, acknowledging the receipt OF letter
containing exchange EewYOrk amounting 10 $780,.
OOO which was from the Treasury in May last 10
thar agency. The mail rider bearing tne dispatches
murdered by the Indians en- route, aud the letter was
left together with Otuer dispatches tue OF te
scout and forwarded uniu ued. after lying in pure
dry atmosphere OF That region nearly Six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
GENERAL NEGLEY AWAITING TRIAL.

JUDGE WARTHURS COMMENT on THE CHARGkS
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-General Negley, of
PittsburC, il still here awaiting trial the cnarge OF
conspiracy in connection with Wltkowsh, TO defraud
the Government the trial OF the latter being now In
progress During the proceedings yesterday, Judge Nc
Arthur who presided in tue criminal court remarked,
among other things on to dismiss ground Of
insufficient evidence that If the depended on any
testlu Ony IN any way affecting General Negey, he
shOdld unIcsi tdtngly grant the motion; aud
II that gentleman on trial he should take the case
from the jury tut he hal 10, been able TO SEQ way the
general was charged with c5nDhcy IN any alleged cO
splrdcy and from ali tlat had been presented tue judge
thought ne might well nave been spared any charge OF
nspiricy The judgr further SAID: Any gentleman
broadly illustrated in military and civil life
his devotion to public duty ought to De spared the pam
" having his name tainted with Gusp.cion by an mputa
lion euage OF this kind uutss 1t DC well iOuuded'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
SENATOR PArTERsoN's ARREST.
THE LEGALITY OF GOVERNOR HAMProNs REQUIsi-
TON DENIED-THE CASE err FOR TRIAL AFTER
The ASSEMBLING OF CONGRESS-.
THE ASSEMBLING VF NVtN0INI179'
lBY TELEGRAPH To THR TRIBUNE.

THE LEGALITY OF GOVERNOR HAMProNS REQUIsi-
Ton DENIED-THE CASE sEr FOR TRIAL AFTER
THE ASSEMBLING OF CONGRESS-.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-SenatOr Patterson, OF
South Carolina was arrested IN this city yesterday after
noon on a requision from Governor Hampton. The
reauison was directed to Chief Justice Cartterwh0 i'm
medaey upon receiving the paper Friday Issued the
necessary warrant Mr. Patterson was conveniently be-
yond the boundaries OF the District until about o'clock
Yesterday afternoon when his counsel, Messrs Shela
barger Wilson, Cook aud Charles Pelham, had pre-
pared a writ OF habeas corpus, and were ready
10 baye 1t issued and served upon tue marshal
"A soon a. Mr. Patterson taken into custody. The
writ WAS issued by Judge Humphreys, and made re-
turnabe before him. The ground on which II was de-
manded was rs that the court In which Senator Pat
terson was indicted not legally organized under the
con.ttuton aud OF South Caronath acts creating
~ having been and void secondly, that
Patterson was not a fugitive from justice being tenn
norary resident Of tho District Of Columbia and having
come here TO attend 10 his customary business
"a member of the United states Senate thirdly that
tho reausiiion Of the governor of ono State upon the
Governor OF another derives ts authority from consti
tuona provision, and has no force in the District OF