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Farming Under the Sea.

What can't be done in New England
in the way of " turning an honest pen
n.y." can't be done anywhere. Here is
one of the ways in which Scituate,
Mass, turns over $50, 900 a year.
The fact is not generally known, that
within three hours ride of Boston large
and profitable business has been carried
on since 1s4S, along the seashore, and
which is nothing more or less than
farming under the sea-" Everywhere
upon the coast of eastern New England
may be found, about ten feet below the
water mark, the lichen known as the
carrageen, the "Irish Moss" of COM
merce. 1t may be torn from the sunken
rocks anywhere, and yet the little sea-
port of Scituate is almost the only place
in the country where it is gathered and
cured This is the great center of the
moss business in the country, and the
entire Union draws its supplies from
those beaches. Long rakes are used in
tilling this marine farm, and it does not
take long to fill the many dories that
avail ble llClSll, COLh AlOhl lIS ooiOy3
rocky bed. The husbands and fathers
gather the moss from the sea, and the
wives and daughters prepare it for the
market. Soak it in water and it will
melt away to jelly. Boil it with milk
and a delicious white and creamy blanc
mango is the result. The anual product
is from ten to fifteen thousand barrels,
and it brings $5O,OOO into the town,
which sum is shared by some one hun
dred and fifty families. Its consumption
in the manufacture of lager beer is very
large, and the entire beer interest in the
country draws its supplies from the
Scituate beaches, as the importation
from Ireland has almost ceased. 1t is
generally known that the moss, as an
article of food, is called Sea Moss Fa-
rina.'
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r AIDES AND CHILDREN will find
i 4 splendid assortment of shoes at the one
price store of +. Mortimer.
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ENSTATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
~ that Letters Testamentary on the estate Of
Bernard Roth, late of Jackson township Perry
county, Pa, deceased. have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in Blain, Perry county. Pa.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed TO make Immediate payment and those hav-
ingclaims to present them duly authenticated for
settlementtO
BENZ. +. SHOEMAKER
DAVID ROTH,
Q II. SMILEY. Attorney Executors
september 10, 1873.
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E,STATE NOT1CE.-NOtice is hereby given
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-13
CUERPO MUNICIPAL
DE ORDEN PUBLlCO.

REIIACION de los servicios prestados por la
fuerza de este Cuerpo en- ell mes de No
viembre proXimo pa ado, segun Sc de-
muestra por los certificates originates
de las autoridades locales que Sc han
remitido al Excmo, Sr Gobernador Ge.
neral,
Por hurto %, por embriaguez 1919, por es.
otindalo 2S2, por vagos 143, por indocumen-
tados 7S, por riIla 10S, por golpes Il, por he
ridas l6. por sospechas dc hurto s, por robos
80, p0r denuncias IS, reclamados por las au-
torfdades 1877, por falta do respeto d su ma
Dire /, por rateros II, por estalas 6, pOr pro
fugos 4, por expender leche aguada 4, POI
sospeehosos II, por desacato la autoridad g.
por portar armas prohibidas q. presos con-
ducidos por ruta ~, por atropeflos |, 2or fal-
tas de policia rs, por juegos prohibidos 33,
por incendios |, por desacato los guardias
de drden p1blico 3, por deshonestos 2, Dol
blasfemos l, por falta de respeto i. por de.
mentes 2, por requisitoria1.os !, por aggression
violenta & un guar(1iiil del Cuerpo /, por in.
sultos al CGerpo de voluntarios /, por rapte
!, por insultos q Total 1882.
Puerto Rico, Diciembre II de 1S78.-V.o b.
Ell ComaIdante 1er Jefe, Gutierrez. -El
Comandante Captain 2 Jefe, Celestino Me-
nendez,
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ponen implicadas en- intrigas federales
de Zqragoza.
Sc han hailado on possession de veinte
i de las personas arrestadas, armas Y do
cument0s.
/ Los telegramas oficiales recibidos de
la misma capital, anuncian que reina
una perfecta tranquilidad.
/ Madrid, Noviembre 26.-La apelacion
| de Moncosi fue oida el lines. ante un
numeroso auditorio, siendo repetida por
su defensor la allegation de locura Ell que
esta fuhdada. Ell tribunal, que segun
SO esperaba debia simplemente confir-
mar la sentencia de muerte, dara su de-
cision esta semana.
En- el Congreso ell Sr, Castelar, pro-
nunci6 un discurao quo duro dos horas,
atacando elocuentemente ell proyecto de
ley de imprenta, diciendo que era la con-
fiscacion de la libertad de Ia prensa.
Fue calurosamente aplaudido. Ell Sc
nor Canovas del Castillo contesto ese
discurso.
Ell vapor Pommeronia que navegaba
de Nueva- York para Hamburgo, Sc fue
q pique, de resultas de un choque, q
la altura do Folkstone. Perecleron 80
personas.
L6ndres, Noviembre 27.-El vapor
Ponl,neraaja Sc hundio en- 80 minutes
Y cr6ese que han perecido sobre IS per-
sonAs la mayor parte de la tripulaclon
ha sido salvada por la de la barca in
glesa carbonera Noel EiEdn.
Las tropas ingesas contin1an avan-
zando victoriosamente sobre ell Afgha-
ni,tan.
Madrid, % de Noviembre. - Ell Tri-
bunai supreme ha con6rma1o In sem
tencia de muerte contra Moncosi, cuyo
defensor llevara la apelacion ante ell
Tribunal de casacion.
Ell ministro de Fomento ha de-
clarado Due habian sido simplemente
arresta1os los malhechores armados que
SO habian reunido en- una casa de Ia
rapoza; este hecho no justifica la ba-
il oue SO noto en- los fondos publicos
de Ia Bolsa.
Paris idem dem-El goberno espahol ha
prpsentado algunas objeconeS Ell contra del
nombramento del Conde de Choiseul para la
embaiada irancesa en- Madrid Ell reempIazo de
NJ de Chanlordy.
De IN la,lo ell rey ID. Alfonso ha manlesta-
do personamente que desea que el Sr de
Ch ludody sea mantenido Ell su puesto y del
otro, ell gAbinete teme de que Mr.. de Choiseu
Sc hag ga e ccntro de todas las ntrigas republi-
canas en- Madrid
En- vista de este es probable que sea anula-
do eli nombramiento de Mr. de Choseul.
--L6ndres, nov embre % Enir del
Afghanistan esta resueto sostencrse en- Ca
bu', uue ha sido fnertemrne tortliicada.
lnglaterra ha pediio cxplicacones Russia
respecto del dscurso del general kauimaun.
Russia ha dado entender que socorrera al
Enr del Afghanistan ell cAso de que las tropas
inglesas Ocupen los puntos qle puedan anne
nazar la seguridad de sIls posesones asiatlcas.
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I'M horrible atentado al entrar en- Napo-
les en- Ia tarde de aver
Ell rev Humberto entraba en- un car
ruaje descubierto acompanado de su
esposa del miui5tro Sr Carroll
El regicida Sc precipito sobre ell car
ruaje punal en- mano, y snbiendose en-
el estribo, asest0 una punalada al rev,
que este pndo evAar en- parte por me-
dio de un movimiento, pero no sin sa-
car una leve herida On el brazo izquer-
do
Ell miristro Carroll, que quiso sujetar
al asesino, recibio tanbien una herida
ligera en- el music
La reiua Margarita Sc asusto extra
ordinariamente, pero no tiene novedad.
Despachos particulares fechados en-
Napoles las sels dc la ta1de, dicen
Roma, 17.--Los asientos del carrua-
ie del ley los ocupaban por este 6rden :
la reina Margarita q Ia derecha de su
augusta esposo, el principe heredero
frente 4 la reina, Y 81 presidente Cairo
Ii frente al rey.
Ell atentado Sc intento Y qued6 frus-
trado en brevieimos irstantes. Ell rey
Sc puso en- pie al amenazar ell gol2e el
regicida, y fue herido en- ell hombro !;
Carroll Sc levant0, E intento apoderarse
del criminal, recibiendo en- estos mo-
mentos m rasguno ell ell music, y al mis-
mo tempo lego al estribo un soldado
de caballeria que descarg6 un sablazo
sobre ell asesino, causandole una herida
de alguna gravedad en- la cabeza y faci-
litando asi su Immediate apprehension.
Ell Papa reanudara las gestiones
para un arreglo con Alemania en- GUAM
to ell Emperador Guillermo vuelva a en-
cargarse del gobierno, felicitandole al
efecto por su restablecimiento.
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NOTICEAS EXTRANJERAS.

Bombay, s de noviembre.-La Ultima
tempestad en- los mares de la India y de
la China ha sido causa de muchos 81
niestros maritimos. Hay que deplorar
la perdida de varios buques mercantes.
Ell emitir del Afghanistan desplega
gran vigor grande rigurosidad para
impedir las deserciones de su ejercito.
Por 6rden suya han sido muertos al
gunos individuos de las tribus fronteri-
zas, por sospechas de que estaban en-
inteligencia con los ingleses.
Emisarios del emir recorren las &C
marcas habitadas por las tr(bus indie
pendientes, exhortandoles a la guerra
santa contra Inglaterra.
Constantinopla, 8.-Los insurrectos
bulgaros estan cometlendo toda clase de
atrocidades en- los pueblos donde pene-
tran.
Una partida de 1000 de ellos han in
cendiado catorce aldeas del dlstrito de
Demetica despues de saquearlas.
Berlin, 9.-La prensa ofciosa ale
mana ha adoptado un lenguaje muy con-
ciliador respecto q la Iglesia cat6lica.
Sc asegura que las negociaciones en-
tire la Santa Sede y ell gobierno de Ber-
lin estan muy adelantadas.
Sc han tornado nuevas medidas de RI
COR contra las personals que han perte-
necido q los comites socialistas, habien-
dose establecido un servicio especial de
policia para vigilarlas eimpedir la pro-
paganda clandestina.
Viena, 10.-El emperador ha 6rma-
do un decreto concediendo una amplia
amnistia a los habitantes de la Bosnia
la Herzegovina que han hecho resis-
tencia al ejercito austr1aco de ocupa-
cion. La amnistia SO anunciara por una
proclama profusamente repartida Ell el
territorio ocupado.
-Cartas de Alemania hablan de indi-
caciones hechas por aquel gobierno al
de Russia y al de Francia, suponemos
que se habra contado Q SO contara cor
el de Espafia, para disponer ell servicic
de un tren-correo diario que, partiendc
desde San Petersburgo y pasando POI
Berlin Paris, llegue sin interruption
4 Madrid Lisboa. De esta suerto, Ia
detenciou que sufren en- Berlin, on Pa
rfs en- Madrid la correspondence J
peri6dicos desapareceria, y los viajeros
y las cartas podrian viajar directamen
te, sin mas demora que la absolutamen
to necesaria para las operaciones mate
riales desde San Peterburgo hasta Lis
boa.
San Petersburgo, Liza expedition
militar rusa que procedente del mai
Caspio Sc dirige por el Turquestan q las
fronteras del Afghanistan ha adelantadc
mucho, hallandose va muy cerca de
termino de su visje.
Shangay, 11.-El gobierno chino hs
dispuesto que todos los s1bditos rusos
abandonena Kaksgar.
Roma, 11.-En la election de un di.
putado en- Clusone ha resultado empa.
to entire Ell ministro de la Guerra y 81
| Sr Rocalli.
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SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNO GENERAL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO
SECRETARIA.

Ell Excmo Sr. Ministro de Ultramar
con fecha del actual y baio ell mime
ro 425, comunica al Excmo. Sr. Gober-
nador General la Real orden siguiente
"Excmo. Sr.:-Dada cuenta de una
instancia de Don Jose Labrador y
Cordero, Professor de primera ensenan-
"a de una de las Escuelas publicas de
la Capital lie esa Isla, en- solicitud dc
que Sc le abono medic sueldo duraDte
la licencia, que, por enfermo, esta dis
frutando en- Ia Peninsula : Vista la re-
ela O. de Ia Real orden dictada por el
Ministerio de Fomento en- % de Abril
de 1864 que dice; "Los Maestros,
"cuyos suplentes fuesen admitidos, de-
vengardn todo su haber durante la
licencia, siendo de su cuenta ell pago
+" del que le supla pero no cobraran el
" correspondence los dias en- que por
'.su ausencia se interrumpiesen las lee
clones. ST el suplente no fuese ad-
"mitido, cuando la licencia sea por en-
" fermedad, percibira ell Maestro la mi
tad de su h4ber pero las pr6rogas y
las Hcencias, por otra causa, sera STEM
pre- sin sueldo:" Considerable que 81
bien la citada Real 6rden NO SO ha he
cho extensive de una manera explicita
a esa Isla nj q las de Cuba y Filipinas
ell Real Decreto de 20 de Setiemore
liltimo, expedido por la Presidencia del
Conseio de Ministries, en- su artlculo s.
previene que los Profesores de instruc-
cion p1blica de Ultramar formen un
solo Cuerpo con los de la Peninsula y
tengan los mismos requisites y dere-
chos, segnn Ia clase y grado de los es-
tablecimientos d que pertenezcan Con
siderando que esta prevention, ademas
de la que contiene ell artlculo L. del
expresado Real Decreto y determine
que los Maestros de instruction prima.
ria de Ultramar y de la Peninsula Sc
rijan por disposiciones analogas, apoya
de una manera terminate la peticior
del Professor Don Jose Labrador J
Cordero IS. NJ. el Rey Q. d. G. Sc hs
servido mandar que, con arreglo Ia
base g. de la Real orden indicada, Sc
abone al interesado, durante los seis
meses de licencia que por enfermo le
| $50 NIODlO1 AO NiCl1OL oA, A0 LII
tad del sueldo con que esta dotada Ia
Escuela de que es titular, y al Professor
que le supia la otra mitad del sueldo J
demas emolumentos de la referida Es'
cuela siendo al propio tempo la vo
luntad de S. NJ. que esta disposition sc
applique en- 10 successive a los Professors
de instruction primaria de Ultramal
Que SO encuentren en- ell mismo case
one ell que sc trata,-Todo 10 que de
Real orden comunioo q Y. e. para ST
oonooimiento y efectos correspondent
tes."
F., Y puesto el c1mplase por s. E. col
fecha 26 del corriente, de su superior
6rden SO publica en- la Gaceta Official pa
ra general conocimiento.
Puerto-Rico, Novlembre % de 1873
Ell Secretario del Gobierno General
Francisco Fontdnals q Martinez.
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TELEGRAMAS VIA HABANA.

Passananti declare que aborrecia los
reyes y emperadores.
El mercader que le vendi6 el cuchillo
de que hizo uso ha sido arrestado.
Carroll perdi6 una gran oaItidad de
sangre y todavia tiene ueguardar CANA
L6ndres, Noviembre 25.-Al volver d
Roma, acompanado de la reina Marga-
rita del ministro Carroll, el rey Hum
berto ha recibido una ovacion del pue-
bio.
L6ndres, Noviembre 25, por la tarde
Ell London Neaos publica up telegra-
ma de Madrid anunciando haber sido
arrestadas en- Barcelona, Zaragoza y
otras parties, yarias personas que Sc su-