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provincia, y, adonde .estaba la mayor
fuerza della, porque Sc tenia por cierto
que canada esta ciuolad. podrian fun
dar con mucha seguridad los catalanes
y aragoneses gu impelio en- ella y al
canzar las mayores riquezas del orien-
te, por residir ALI Irene, muier de An
dronico, y Maria, mujer de su hijo Mi
guel, con toda su corte. No fueron es-
tos consoles tan ocultos al emperador
Andfonico como Sc pensaba, y trato
luego de preyenirse, porque conocia 4
los catalanes con bries para emprender
cosas tan glandes y al parecer Imposii
bles. Enyio capitanes expertos d Ma
cedonia 4 leyantar gente para defan-
der las cindades prinoipales. Man2c
que dentro dellas Sc reeogiesen todos
los frutos de la campaha para asegurar-
Sc del dano que podria causar la falta
dellos. y dejar al enemigo la terra Gle
manera que no Sc pudiess mantener
de 10 que en- ella quedaba. Mapdo
tambien que desde Cristopol hasta el
monte yecino Sc levantase una muralla
para impedirles la vuelta de Traoia.
Con este le pareclo al Emperador que
acabafia & los catalanes sin venir con
ellos las manos que este jamas quiso
que Sc aventurase, porque tenia por
impossible vencerlos con fuerza yio-
lepcia. Estuyo bien cercai Gle salirle
bien estas trazas n Asdr6nico, Isl el va
lor de nuestra gente no las hiciera va
mas y sin preyechc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-16

cito, y ponderando las difcultades y
peligros que pudieran sucederses de
quedarse en- la provincial, iuzgaron por
cosa 1til y necesaria admitir los parti-
dos y caminar adelante, porque cuanto
mas Sc acercaban al mediodia, tanto Sc
acercaban 4 tener cerca los socorros de
Stella y lie Espana. Respondieron
los embaladores que ellos admitian al
,partido, J con este el negocio qued6
conclude ~ luego por parte del prin-
cipe SO les entrego ell dinero y yituallas,
y con mucha prontitud parieron oil dia
que ofrecieron de salir. Con este Te-
salia quedo libre por su industria de
grandlsimos danos, y los catalanes con
la misma les eyitaron porque 10 guer-
ia ( todos es dahosa, muchas veces
el vencedor Sc diferencia solo en- ell
nombre del yencido. El camipo que
los nuestros tomaron fue por la parte
montanosa de la provincia de Tesalia,
llamada la Blaquia, que forzosamente
hubieron de atravesar parte della Ztl-
rita, cuando re6ere el camino que hizo
este elercito, reoibio grande engailo di-
ciendo que la TERRA que pasaron Sc lla-
maba Valaquia, porqpe na lego 4 sa
noticia que habia otra provincial que ae
llamase Balaquia; porque Montaner, de
donde 81 10 saco, le Hama Blaquia, Y
Xurita, ignorando ell nombre Y corigiell-
do 4 Montaner, le llama YaIaquia, lle-
vado de la semejansa del nombre pero
4 Ia Valaquia no llegaron los nuestroa
con Glen leguas,
(GoNTINuARi.
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tempo la monarquia oriental delos grie-
COS estaba en- su Ultima declinacion, V
la mayor parte de los principles sujetos
no les querian reconocer, porque To-
vieron sin fuerzas, y sin elias cualquier
orden Sc pierde !; que la 'slljeeion no
Sc da sino al poderoso. Asl el imperio
de los romanos del occidente ha venido
q quedar en- un tltulo de su grandeza,
porque Italia, Espana, Francia Ingla-
terra, que un tiempo'le rindieron tri-
buto y recibieron sus leyes, hoy Sc ven
libres, porque decline su poder, Y con
81 Sc perdio su derecho: los godos y
demas naciones septentrionales lie re-
dujeron & esta miseria, Llrego que el
principe de Tesalia supo las fuerzas
que tenia on su estado,y que eran supe-
riores q los suyas, con los huenos CON
sejos fieles ministries que tuvo, alcan-
70 10 que otros no pudieron con las ar
mas, que fue personalities con dadivas
y con ruegos que salieran de sus esta-
dos; Y asl, con una cortes embaiada,
despues de haber fortifcado algunas
ciudades puestos en- defensa, porque
tambien fuese esta OCCASION dc que los
catalanes no dejasen 10 cierto por 10
dudoso, ofreeiendoles bastimentos nece-
sarios y espias feles para que le llevasen
4 Acaya s donde mejor les pareciese V
justamente les diesen gran cantidad de
dinero porque ouando d poder es muy
inferior, no Sc puede tener por desvalor
y mengua redimir con dinero Ia veja-
cion que SO padece. Juntaronse los
gobernadores J los consejeros del eier-
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ron en- las tierras. POGO trabajadas an
tes de gente militar. Fue este valle de
Tempe tan estimado de los Antiques,
asf por la suavidad y templaza del aire,
como por la religion y deidades que
creyeron habitaban entire aquellas sell
vas y bosques y en- ell rio, cue ls tenfan
por un paraiso y propia habitacion de
sus doses. Los griegos, cuando supie-
ron el camino que los catalanes habian
tornado, POGO seguros de que no vol
viesen, no los quisieron evitar, aunque
la presteza de gu camino fue de name
ia que aunque les quisieran seguir no
pudioran alcanzalles, y qpedaron con
nuevos temores de genie ouya industria
y valor excedia todas las sus fuerzas Y
consejos.N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-16
'' 4HfMflllI GtAsGLl Il /
:. = ExiPEDIcION
4.ss . AZ DE Los
Y ARAGONESES
CONTRA TURC0S Y GRIEGOS,
D. FRANCISCO BE- MoNcADA,
80 CONDE DE OsONA.
(coNTINUAcIoN.

Traio sssa iembaiada Roger Deslau,
eaballero, catalan, natural de Rosellon,
que servia al Conde. Con este Sc asen-
Is Ell trato, ofreciendoles de parte de
su senior que siempre que les yiniesen
q seryir. les darie ssis ,meses de paga
adelantada' las mismas ventajas que
haban tenido en- seryicio del empera-
dor Andr6nico. Pero dudabase que
pSdies - il & seryille sino dandoles ar
madaeon que pasar, porque por TERRA
arecia j apostolic, por haber de atraYe-
sar tafitas proyineias, y casi todas de
enemi9os, rios caudalosos, monies aspe-
ros, fodo este sin. .haberlo reconocido.
Con todas estas diicultedes quedaron
frmados todos lps conciArtos por 81 en-
algnn tempo Ie fuesen asseryir.
Pasaron 81 sigdielite inyierno los
nuestros con alguRa talta de bastimen-
tos asl en- abriendo ell tempo, trata-
ron de desamparar 4 casandris, y AGO.
meter 4 Tesal6nica, cabeza de toda la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-16
Habana, mayo 7 de 1877.
Sr. d. Jose Perez Morris.

Esta sobre el tapote, y la tratan en-
todos sentidos, bajo todos gus aspectos
Y con toda clase de criterio, Ia question
de brazos, question vital para esta Isla,
que fla Ell ella su porvenir, porque sin
trabaiadores, de NADIA sirve la feracidad
de los campos, y son, por ende, esteri-
les los dones que ha derramado pr6di-
ga sobre este suelo la madre Naturale-
"a. No ha l!egado a1n ell momento de
abolir la esclavitud, como Sc hizo en-
Puerto Rico, y hay la seguridad de que
que no Sc procedera, cuando llegue ese
case, de la manera violenta y radical
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-16
En- entrando la primayera. sali0 a

En- entrando Ia primayera, sali6 81
ej6rcito del vale y pas6 4 Tesalia, sin
haber epemigo que Sc le opqsiese ; con
que libremente Sc hicieron contribuir
de la mayor parte de sus ppeblos que
yiyen en- 10 llano. Hall@base entonces
esta prcvinoia sujeta a un principe Gle
poca capacidad casado con Irene, hija
bastarda del emperador Andr6nico.
Estaba desayenido con sussuegro por-
que no quiso reconocer la obediencia
debida al imperio; porque va en- este
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-16
CAPITULO LXII.

BAJA Ell. EJERCITo DE Los CATALANEs
A TEsALIA, Y POR CONCIERTO DEJAN ESTA
PROvINCLA Y PAsAN A LA DE ACAYA.
, 1877-03-17

exclusion OF every queASanahle and useless
work.
The necessary funds for the purchase of the
books have been raised by series OF dramatic
entertainments, given entirely By our home
talent, but which have been fully equal to any
given By travelling troupes, and much more sat-
isfactory. The entire undertaking merits, rs it
receives, the encouraging support OF the people
Of this vicinity.
One OF our citizens, Charles e. Hitchcock,
young man possessing good deal of skill as Il
Scenic painter and DESIGNER, has within few
months lost the use Of hs eyes BY cataract,
which las completely obscured the vision of
both those ORGANS. Being unable to work ana
thus secure money enough to meet the cxpcns es
necessary to i surgical operation, the dranatic
company came to his aid by giving another Of
their entertainments at the Town-Hall last
Tuesday evening to crowded house. The net
proceeds were ample Tor the occasion, and he
goes to Chicago next week to be operatcdIupou
BY DR.. ". II. Woodyatt.
While not wishing to be inyidious Wien all
tie parts. were so well sustained, it 1navnot be
inappropriate to mention the names Of Miss
Nellie B. Baxter and Miss Maggie Siuls'hl. Miss
Bnxtcr's part was the recitation of "1he Creed
Of the Be3s,' aud it is not too 1nuch ~ say that
the rendering OF the piece was perfect, antl it
would be difficult for an elocutiouist of wider
fame and larger experience to cFen t4la. it.
TIE lady enjoys an extended local reputation as
a fine reader. Miss Sibhard has frequently ap-
pearcd in leading characters in the different
plays during the past year or two, and BY her
natural, graceful, and vivacious manner on the
stage has largely contributed to the success Of
the entertainments. 4
, 1877-03-17
CANADA,

Proceedings in Parliament,
Special Dispatch to TIE Tribune
OTTAWA. Ont, March 16.-TAc Government
Insurance bill was again before the Committee
Of the. House to-day. After some discussion
Mr.. Young's amendment providing that the re-
serve cid in Canada SHOULD be for the exclusive
benefit OF Cdhadian policy-ho1dcrs was rcscind-
ed, Mr.. Cartwright having been informed that
the American companies, acting under legal ad-
vice, would haveito Withdraw if this amend
ment wex carried, because the setting aside OF
any portion Of the reserve for the exclusive ben
eft of a1ly class Of policy-holders WIS illegal,
and would expose the Company to being put
into liquidation by any shareholder who chose
to do So The clause rs originally drafted was
then Carried and the bill reported.
The Investigation into the affairs OF tho
Northern. Railway before the Select Committee
continued today. Mr.. Cumberland. manager
>gf the rad, was examined Mt length. He ac-
,kuowlodged that the $3.50 subscribed toward
thetestilE,onial to Sir John 4. Macdonald Was
paid\out Of the earnings of the road, aud that
there was no indication in the bouks showing
TOR whatd.he money WAS paid
The House of Commons sat till 4:30 this
morning debating the tariff question. Il mo-
ton in fns or OF protection and condemnatory
Of the Government policy WIS defeated BY q
inajorityzof 81.
, 1877-03-17

THE STATE OF OREGON

= THE STATE OF OREGON !
WAs DIsTEGU GU1sHED At raE CEN
TENXIAL E1H1h!EI0N la RY MORE
C0MRARA11TELT:AS ANY oxHER STATE
/ 0REG ON o6ers great attractions to those IN
search Of ss%1o homes, to svie: =.
s44E t1TaH 81 s1RfcE xo 11Tn1G' o14VD 5cRMHRE RaXn
1fILD CLIMATE. No t:roessipe ee{a o, OPP
1,ressire Aeat. average otenpesfst'esr, ssss's.sr.
hurricanes s4nienosr,s. Deosh-rate losce~ In
oa8f sXfH OF oR UxsURF%ssED q III gf FEE11iTT; III
s:fey sa1 h ;s;tf 80 e s11xt oF % I 81:
dronghts. as !" Cattto1-nta. Greet ao*.~ttanee
surpassed 6y any 1.art Of sAe Unio'.-
a <11ti T62DE.D S15gs
dtsa;anse goed ard M s:egR Ge.srn"s:.: T.
;ssa 9 s.e.sret,s:. %ea e.'. 9. i. @ e!;e''.;e "
F4RIE9T or TIjMBER in Oregon Of e.1-
eeptso"as e8ee4Fenee f.. .nd..stri"t p:rpo.ee
GeoIKczS GozD: asS 1'stf.G1K sfn1Ex: co41 11e' 14D'
FINE NATURAL W.ATER SF:sTE5, east
arufeT p0tce7. Oregon trtrrs boststt With seh-
Good ssstsr3eet i.a 1rr0oss fer: agricultural
1red"et.. ototn9 fos si.oft traas7,orttstioM to
TIONto all parts If sse .eortA Ra1lroatf ia
GLITTER. Naviaa6s rierrs, including tho gr<sst
Cotssntt9a. Oregon Isas sseru advantage es4i0u-
UElPEkSlTTES, SCHOOLS. MODERATE
T4IES Only no'niaat state det<.
1876 from tie Eastey1. and 1Yextrrs4 Stssees ts.
OFrgo' Mast tEpeditt ittosts vosste to Oregon fs bu
rail to Sun Francisco, Cntifar,ia, aud themes
s"i!tsg c.r7y Sut.erdau morning.
Fns'otttsts. suith 0ps and ftfit description
OF Oregon, aud nA needed ndriee and: axsixE.-
h {s<1.{ <m},<~
c"ses for 1"sdsscrf rates jrons. San Franchises
to 1orfiMnd. and on thn Railroads il 0r-gon-
application to the Ensses,a ofiee, OREGON
STITE HO4Rp 0EIM5fIGKITIoN, Room.
No. y, Iroascrips Building, Ros&oss, Mas.
, 1877-03-17

IN TIE LEGISLATURE.


COLUMBUS, O., March 10.-1n the House to-
day, the House bill to provide for compulsory
vaccination was passed.
In the Senate, r. II. stimson, Of Marietta,
was confirmed as State Librarian. a message
was received from the Governor nominating W.
". Bond, Of Columbus, 70 be Public Printer.
The name of Hugh LASH, Of Athens, heretofore
nominated as Trustee OF the Athens Hospital
fur the Insane, was withdrawn BY special mes
sage from the Governor.
In the Senate this afternoon the argument In
thu Cox x-Harmon contested election case was con-
cludetl, aud resolution was adopted postpon-
ing further consideration Of the case until
March 81, at which time it will be considered in
secret session.
ton Of defending attorneys, who shall defend
all persons being prosecuted for State otiensss.
Iu the House this afternoon, 4 protracted dis
cussion was held Oh bill to reduce the rate OF
interest on contracts from to ! per cent a
motion to amend the bill so US to legalize 10 per
rent OF, contracts was defeated-63 to Is.
The bill was then defcated-70 to u.
, 1877-03-17
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS,

.Spec7dI U1SpQ1ch 70 Tie Tribune
SPR1sfae1ELD, ILL.,, aiarcht 1G.-Ctrtifcates Of
incorporation were issued to-lay to the Saline
Manufacturing Company of Chicago, capital
So, 1000; the German Benevolent Society OF St..
Clair, anI.the Grand Tower Butter and Cheese
Company, of Grand Tower.
Pctitions' in bankruptcy were filed to-day by
L. D. Hopkins aud Williurn A. jackson, Of
Jacksonvill ..a1d By the creditors oi Martin
Ai:1oney, oft.tVaycrIy.
In tile Ur.ited States Circuit Court to-day a
decree Of foreclosure was entered III favor of
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany against James Dunlop and others, The
amount Of the claim is SIS, 600.
, 1877-03-17
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" r @ H TIN Il.
FOR BILIOUS, REMITTENT, AND IN
TERMITTENT FEVER,

Or what Is more Commonly termed Fever and
Ague, with pain ia the lcins and through the ba
aho ibOescribsbe chilly sation down the spine,
al irresistible disposition to yawn, pain In the eyes
which 10 increased by moving them, blue tinge in
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VEGETINE,
POLICE TESTIMONY.
Boston, Nov. Is. 1875.

Boston, Nov. Is, 1875.
Fl. r. STEVENS, ESQ.
Dear Siy.-DuriDg the past five years have had
ample Opportunity TO Judge Of the merits Of VkGE-
TINE MY wife has used II for compa nts attending
suits than anything ele " hica she ever tried. have
gwen II TO my children under almost every circum
MARRIED benefit have taken it myself with such
great beneht that cannot find words to press my
uI qualified appreciation Of its goodness.
While performing my duties as police officer in
ms city, II has been my to fall In with u great
deal Of siok rses. i Enthusiastically recommend VR-
CIT me and never knew Of a here II did not
prove Gil that vss claimed for it, Particularly in
blood its eft CTS are really wonderful; and, for all
Complaints arising from an imnur' state OF the
blood il appears TO work ike a charm, and do not
bf iieSe there are any circums' ances under MICH
NEGKITSE can be used 18th injurious results, aud Ii
Nv slv af6 I'd me pleasure TO give any further
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VEGETINE

works in the human system in p, rfect harmony with
natures laws, and willie IL is pleasant to the
tase genial TO the stomach, mild its influence
on the bowels il s absolute in it's action dis-sse
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The National Union made its appearance
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The arrest of General Pearson, o! the Penn
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tai The complainant lays stress on the fact
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There probably never was a case where q
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ne can be punished; II he was, any jury in
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nIsTBICT PONDS FOR SALE.

CD tConcress due In 1874, interest Feb aud Aus
% p'T ceht Cold fuucng Loan Congress, due ia
1871. intaIc- due January aud Juls.
q per cent. Gold ratified b. Gaugressl due in iygl
interest january and July
Per cent. Curr' ncy Water BOnds, due IN 1913,
interest January aud july.
. pnr cent. Currency lis year ROnds," due An lsJI
interest Japusry ard Julv.
per cent Greenhack ificAfee for paying taNnz
We offer these 90 curiti.s for sale ~ y m derats
misSion from PETER CAMPRFT,L.
Banker ard Broker, l43I PennA avenue. Coroo-
ran NJ L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03
FOR RENT AND SALE.

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