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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02

ne para Ell ornate 81 tr6nsilo de caba'
Hos y carretillas que no Sc rcemplacen
con csiaos las losas que Sc yayan dete.
riorando en- ell centro longitudinal de
las GALES.
Campo del Morro. Hemos Observable
que alI1 Sc esta construyendo una trim
chera para instruction do los alumnos
militares, la cual Sc deshara despues.
quedando ell campo como estaba. Va
que de este tratamos, conyendria que
Sc terraplenasen los hoyos que hay Ia
derecha del Castillo y que SO compusie-
Sc ell cam;no adornandose de &rboles.
Asi Sc conyertirfa en- un agradable pa
SEQ.
;Hay festas ID En- que consisten los
festejos de este ano para el patron San
Juan Bautista? Ell bando Sc ha publi-
cado esta manana al son de marcial or
questa, pero "a mi que? dicen los
vecinos, 81 ell desaliento SO nota en- todos
los rostros en- todos los bolsillos, y nj
un vestigio Sc We siquiera que nos re-
cuerde el glorioso mes panacea un tiem-
po de deliciasl
Y no dejan de tener razon los yecinos.
q Tanta es la epidemia de orranqaitis
que nos impide echar una canita al airs
en- loor del Santo Patron?
Nueva escuela de ninas. En- la calls
del Cristo H. -, piso bajo, ha alberto
una escuela para ninas la professors do.
ia Puri6cacion Rivero, de qnien tene-
mos los mejores antecedentes, pues en-
Aguadilla Sc ha captado las simpatias
de los padres de familia y autoridades
locales, por su inteligencia, laboriosi-
dad, buen metodo y finos modales.
Ell Tasmanian. .-Ssgun nos informa
un colega de esta capital, ell casco de
este vapor Sc considera sperdido, por
efecto de alojar mucha aqua, habiend0-
Sc en- la actualidad desembarcado bas-
tante carga. Ell 1'asmaniaa conducfa
265 pasajeros y mucho cargamento, ade-
mas de dos millones en- barras de oro;
trasladaronse ell 80 200 personas 81
A,no. Las restantes quedaronse en-
Ponce.
Si no hay, como Sc dice, otro vapor
Que remplace al Tdsmaainn, I qni6n con-
Quclfa In AoSi'ouuonoio o. PnnuI0
que salieron de aqGii aqiGGi 81 26?
Auras tinosas. -Por ell S..por dc 10
Habana recihi6 aver la Diputacion iro-
vincial cuatro docenas mas de estas
titles aves.
Ell veneno del Alacran no es mas no.
civo q las carnes, y la sangre, que 10 o.
la pomona que produce las erupcionss
escrofulosas.
A la verdad, no hay forma de malea
cutaneos, ninguna clase do ulceras, tu-
mores, 9 apostemas que no procedan de
alguna especie de virus tan active aun-
que menos mortifero que ell veaeno dc
la vibora s culebra cascabel. En- re-
cordando. este hecho, tened tambien en-
vista que la ZarzaparrilIa de Bristol es
la 1nica preparation que libra q Ia CO.
rriente de la vida de este corrosive ele.
mento iLhamante y desorganizador. y
que las Plldoras Vegetables azucaradas
dc Bristol son el purgante mejor para
expeler la materia morbida extraida de
la circulation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
UN EPISODE
DE LA oATAsrRoFH DEL cANTABRIco.

Uno de los episodios mas notables,
sin duda alguna, del l1gubre drama
que Ell dia 20 tuvo lugar en- el mar, es el
de la lancha denomiRada Lamedad, que
mandaba ell bravo patron Juan Rodri-
guez, tripulada por ochc pescadores tan
.bravos como el. Con la fe Ell ell cora
zon, puesta su esperanto en- Dios, corria
ell temporal la Lamednd envuelta en- Ell
torbellino que la acosaba furioso; abor-
dado ell carel por gruesas mares; yum
bando la galerna; viendo alberta en- los
abismos de las revueltas olas la triste
sepultura que el embravecido mar po-
MIA ante los ojos de aquel punado de
hombres, que en- una fragil barquilla
luchaban valerosos con los elementos
desencadenados.
Pero los valientes tripulantes de Ia
Laureana, sin desconocer 10 apurada-
mente crltico de la situacion en- que se
encontraban, rodeados, estrechados por
los brazos de Ia muerte, luchaban con
el valor y la conciencia, que pocos ga
ben luchar como el marino espanol.
Paralelo San Padro del Mar, SO en-
contraron con una barquia por nueye
hombres tripulada, sin esparanza de
salvamapto, y el patron Iuan Rodriguez
y sus dignos compansros, olvidandose
de los riesgos que corrian y del inmi-
nente peligro que les amanazaba, sole
pensaron en- auxiliar y socorrer q aque.
ilos infelices; y hacienda titanicos bu.
manitarios esfuerZos de periaia z de va.
|lor, tuvieron 10 foItuna dc salvar & dos
de ellos; & Pablo GAndafa, patron ..
/ la barquia, y q Jose Ariaa Rey, una d.
los siete peacadores que la tyipulahap
Los seis restantes que II tuerza dc
temporal hiso de TODD punto impoaihl'
reoogsr, iuaron tragados par equal ma
embrayecido, de yfotimas ineaciahle,
El heroico ccmpoytamiento d los W
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
JUEGOS FLORALES.

Ell 90 SO ha verifcado con gran pom
pa y solemnidad en- ell paraninfo de la
Uniyersidad la ceremonial de los juegos
fiorales y reparto de premios.
s. NJ el rey vestia el uniforme de Ca
pitan general, S. NJ Ia reina un gran ira
je de gro color de paja con blondas y
mantilla negra; la princesa de Ast1rias
traie de seda color canario, rayado, y las
infantas color cafe con tunica aZul ce-
leste.
Colocada la familia real en- el estra-
do, rodeada de los senores presidente
del Consejo ministries de Gracia y
Justicia, Hacienda, Estado y Fomento
captain general. autoridades superiores
y altos dignatarios de Palacio, empezd
la ceremonial por la lectura de las actas
de la session del ayuntamiento, en- que
Sc acord6 la celebration de los juegos
tiorales como uno de los festejos para
solemnizar ell regio enlace.
Baio un rico dosel SO veia ell lena de
los juegos f0raies, fpttt4;in, r Fiies, .4mor,
en- el centro una Ira entFefsszzada por
ramas de laurel.
A un lado se encontraban los jueces
mantenedores senores marques de Val
mar, Canete, Arnao, Nunez de Arce,
Rosell, Madrazo Balaguer.
Despues de las actas del ayuntamien-
to, lego el senior marques de Valmar,
&C mo presidente de los iueces, un bien
escrito discurso, que fue dido con gus
to.
Toc6se el himno q grande orquesta y
coros, compuesto por el Sr. Breton, con
letra del Sr. Rstes, pue habia obtenido
sl premio de la lira de orc, y fue dido
con complacencia.
Ley6se despues por Ell Sr. Rosell la
leyenda historical de Ia senora dona Ma
ria Mendoza dc Wives Una pdgina de
gloria que habia obteniio el premio del
iazmin de orc Patria J, mereciendo ser
escuchaba con gran atencion.
La orquesta, dirigida por ell Sr. Ar
che, TOGO en- seguida la marcha de Tar
,ava, de Beethoven, que agrad6 mucho
!. los a6cionados.
FL Sr Balaguer lego despues con gran
,ntonacion la poesia de d. Leopoldo
Cano. FL triuafo de Ia .ff, que habia OBJ
tenido el premio de la violota de orc
{ Fides) y que entusiasm6 al auditorio
hasta el punto de prorumpir en- caluro-
sos aplausos, a pesar de Ia etiqueta.
Ell villancico d la Virgen, letra y ml-
sica de Juan de la Encina (siglo XVI, fue
escuchado on medic del mis- religioso
silencio.
La oda titulada Ell Aao,, que habia
obtenido el premio de la rosa de orc
4AmorJ fue leida por su autor, D. Jose
Devolx, y escuchada con gusto por el
p1blico. ..
Despues do repetirse ell villancico de
Juan de la Encina, lego ell Sr. Rada y
Delgado su Romance d d. Alfonso XII,
que habia obtenido el premio del pensa-
miento de orc extraordinarily.
Despues SO procedi6 q la distribution
de los premios por S. NJ la reina D.
Mercedes, y Sc dio por tsrminado 81
acto en- medic de los acordes de la mar
cha real
AL salir, SS. NM la princesa dc AS
tlrias dirigieron frases de felicitacion 4
los premiados Y los lectores.
La concurrencia era numerosisima y
distingulda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02

deran hoy de ciento cincnenta mil
las personals que 10 visiten. Ell ITEM
po esta nermosisimo.
Tres dias antes habia dado el mi
nistro de agriculture y comercio, NJ.
Teisserenc de Bort otro gran hanque-
te en- honor del padre del rey de
Espaila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
coLEcTA PARA covADoNGA.

Montbres y Quotas de- las personals que han
contribudo para Ia erection de an temple
monumental en- COvadOMya deticdio d Ia
Virgen Santisinaa y d Ia n,emoria del
heroicO ID. PelayO, restaurador de Ia
naci0ndliddd espai50td.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02

lconocimicnto.
La importancia de este dato la apreciaran
mcjor los que, como nosotros. con0cen esta
guerray han sentido srls ftnestas consecuen-
cias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
TsIsgTamas via San Thomas.

Nueva- Y ork, mayo 29.-Ha muer.
to ell conde Russell
Tn despacho del corresponsal del
Times en- Paris dice que el gobierno
frances ha recibido nuevas no.icias
de Berlin de no haberse alterado la
certeza de Ia paz, indicio de la COO
peracion del principe Bismarck con
ell conde de Schouvaloff, y prueba de
las mas pacllicas relaoiones que aho-
ra existen entire Alemania y Fran
cia. Este resultado Sc atribuye d Ia
feliz eleccion del embajador frances
-ea al-Rerlir.-
Oro telegrama De Paris para el
Times dice que la persistente negatl-
va de Sir Stafford Northcote d dar
detalles del astado EN- que Sc encuen-
tran las negociaciones con Russia, eau
sa sobresalto en- los circulos pollticos,
y pregintase 81 Inglaterra puede
acep.ar la sumision del tratado he-
cha por Alemania, 10 que encierra
una protesta tacita por parte de Ru-
sia.
FL Times pide un protectorado in
giles sobre Ia Turqula asiatica.
Sc han prohibido en- Francia ma
nifestaciones externas sobre ell ami
versario de Voltaire.
MERCADos.
Nueva- York 29.-Harina 1915
barril. Az1car cristalizada Il d Sc
cts. II. Regular 4 buen re6no Il d
u. Orc ! q /.
L6ndres id.-Cristalizada E |. 5
ch G p. al. Mascabado 10 ch, 6 p.
Consolidados ingleses 974 d 9Ts.
Franceses 1910.
Mr.. Trouve ha llegado d refor-
zar les corientes de manera de po-
derse comunicar con ell teiefono q
la misma distancia que con ell tele-
grafo actual,
Mr.. Trouve sustituye d Ia men,
brana unica del telefono una camara
c1bica en que cinco de las caras es.
tan constituidas cada una por una
membrane yibrante. Cada membra-
ma puesta en- vibracion por el sonido
trasmite su Influenza q un imam flo
rodeado de una bovina, constituyen-
do el circuito electrico. Asociando
todas las corrientes parciales engen-
dradas por estos imanes, Sc obtiene
una intensidad total que crece pro.
porcionalmellte al n1mero de imanes
inhuidos.
Suponiendo una Inca establcida
sobre la cual Sc disponga un telefono
semejante al que hemos descrito. y
agrupando las membranes y los ina
nes en- dos series, Sc puede engen-
drar 4 la yez dos corrientes EN- lugar
de una. Sc podra utilizar esta dispo-
sicion para yer la conformidad de los
despachos trasmitidos. En- efecto, al
recibir un parte una estacion inter-
media, ell empleado repite la Erase
recibida por 81 y al mismo tempo
que la envia a la estacion siguiente.
es trasmitida igualmente q esta-
cion de partida por la disposit w de
las dos series.
Tn sencillo conmutador permitira
por los demas hacer funcionar la to-
talidad de los esfuerzos del manipu-
lador sobre una sola membrane del
receptor. Sc podia de esta suertc
trasmitir la palabra a cualquier dis
tancia. Mr.. Trouve ha hecho en- esca-
la reducida un modelo que ha dado
rouy hIlanol rnculfodOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
Aviso importante
A LOS SENoRES HAcENDADoS.

El que suscribe, habiendo adquirido por me-
dio de una larga praetiea bajo Ia direction de
su difnnto padre, los conocimientos necesagi0s
para ejecntar las montMas de ornallas bate
rias, trabalo d pue con tanta especialidad SO
dedicaba aluel, tiene el gusts de ofrecer sus
servicios en- dicha protection los Sres Haeen-
dados de esta sla,
Ponce, % do ahril de 1878 Csiylos Milda
b. lsjun
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-02
NOTICIAs DE CUBA.

Por el vapor correo de las Antillas he.
mos recibido varias colecciones de pc
riodicos de los cuales extractamos las
sigrlientes noticias:
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE THE CHEF SIGNAL OrFrcER.i
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1i-l NJ.
Indications.
For New England, colder. clear or partly cloudy
weather. northwesterly winds rising barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States colder. clear
ther. northerly winds n igher pressure.
For the South Atlantic States. clear or partly
cloudy weather. variable winds. mostly northerly.
stationary tor lower temperature generally higher
pressure
For Tennessee. the Ohio Valley and upper lake re-
gion. clear partly elondy weather cold northerly
winds. becoming variable shifting to
southeastory rising followed by stationary or falling
barometer. ~ -
For Sle lower lake region. clear or partly clondy
weather, northwesterly winds. becoming variable.
stationary lower temperature aud higher pressure
For the Lower Missouri Valley. warmer. partly
cloudy weather. winds mostly southeastery station
AIRY or lower temperature.
The temperature VIII fall below freezing in the
canal region.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
Cantionary OFF shore signals continue Smithvile.
Macon. Cape Lookout. Cape Hatteras Kitty Hawk.
Cape Henry. Lewes. Cape May. Atlantic City, Barne-
gat, Sandy Hook. New York New London. Newport.
Woods Hole Boston; section 8. Portland; section Z,
Eastport.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
THE FISHERIES DISPUTE.
ToRoSro. Ont. Nov. 1s. 1873.

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 13, 1873
special cable from London to the Globe says
The Times in an editorial article. discussing the
late correspondence between the United States and
British governments. says:-"Mr. Evarts' remarks
concerning the unanimity Of the award very weak
If rnanimy is the necessary condition OF the award
it would have given each member Of the Commission
power to override the Others The objection that the
amount of the award more than had been ex-
pected is not valid either in law morality but II
the Commissioners did not conine themselves to the
question submitted them that would be fatal to the
award"
Concerning the correspondence arising with regard
to the Newfoundland fishermen tho Times says :''It
is admitted at once that the conduct Of these men
is ndefensibe but we must demur to the contention
of Mr. Eyarts that law Of the Newfoundland Legis-
lature could in no apply to fishermen coming
from the States. Mr.. Evarts position is not sustan
able 1t is said in extcnuation Of the conduct Of the
Newfoundland fishermen that they were not the first
to take the law into their own hands,.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General william G. LIE Due. United States Commits
sioner of Agriculture J. P. Usher, of Kansas, and
Congressman-elect John M. Bailey, of Albany; John
Van voorhis, Of Rochester. and Richard Crowley of
Lockport. n " are at the Fifth Avenue. Governor
Il. d. Hubbard, Of Connecticut, is at the Hoffman.
Judge Josiah G. Abbott Of Boston and Judge E. s. Il.
Appegate. Of New Jersey. at the Clarendon. Ex-
Governor James +. English. of Connecticut. and
Daniel Robinson, of Troy are at the Windsor. John
NJ Francis. of Troy. and DR.. G. +. Macdonald OF the
Post Office Department, at the Gilsey. Ex-Gover-
nor Hiland Hall, Of Vermont. is at the Buckingham.
Central James H. Wilson, Of St Louis is At the Bre-
WORT Rev. DR.. j. 0. A. Clark, of Macon Ga; John
W. Daniel and John $. Tucker. of Virginia. and Cap
tain Cook, Of the steamship Russia. are at the New
York. Fl. 0. Houghton, Of Boston, is at the Albe-
marie. Commander T. I. Woodward, United States
Navy, is at the st. Denis.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
RACING IN ENGLAND.
SECOND DAY OF THE SHREWSBURY AUTUMN
MEETING THE GREAT SHROPSHIRE HANDICAP
WON BY AvoNTEs.
fly CABLE TO THE HERALD

MEETING THE GREAT SHROPSHIRE HANDICAP
WON BY AvoSTEs.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, Nov. l3. 1875
The Shrewsbury Autumn Meeting began yesterday.
The race for the Great Shropshire Handicap took
place to-day The winner Mr.. Crawfurd's chest
nut colt Ayontes. Mr.. Il. r. brakes black colt sun
shade coming in second and the Duke of Hamilton's
bay colt Sutler third The last betting was to
against Avontes 80 to against sunshade. and so to
against Sutler. There were twelve starters.
The following is IA
THE GREAT SHROPSHIRE HANDICAP Of 500 soys in
specie added sweepstakes of 25 sovs each l5soys
forfeit entrance to be the only liability II
forfeit be declared by noon on day to be named when
the weights appear; winner SELLING stakes ex-
cepted after the declaration Of the weights lbs.
twice Of 300 sovs, 10 lbs. extra the second
horse to save his stake; the new straight mile;
weights to be declared, after the Cambridgeshire
Mr.. Crawfurd's ch. c. Ayontes, by Dist;n, out OF
Mr. n r. praies b. C. sansnade by sunaeeah
ont OF Worthless, years old .......... 2
The Duke Of Hamilton's b. G. Sutler. by Pace or
Vaucressoni, out Of Barbillone, years old. .....
THE WINNER.
Avontes began his racing career as wo-year old.
His first appearance at Doncaster. September a.
1876. where he fourth in o sweepstakes. three
quarters of mile. Plunger Dee and CLAIMANT were
III ~ tIlt
behind. His next essay Yves ut the Newmarket First
October where on Wednesday, 27th Of September, he
the CRANKY Stakes three-quarters OF mile, by
four lengths easily, carrying 12a lbs Avontes close
the year ut the Newmarket Second October Meet
ing on the 18th OF October, by winning the
sweepstakes for twoyear-olds half mile. AS
three year-old Avontes started seven times
scoring only one victory, and this was the Flying
Scud Cup handicap) at Warwick. November 90, 1877
furongs Avontes has started three times this
year previous to the present OCCASION but unfor
tunate in them all in not getting to the front His
first appearance at Chester in the Great Cheshire
Handicap. where Woodland Antient Pistol and Foot
step in front Of him at the finish His next ap-
pcarance was at Ascot in the Royal Hunt Cup. where
he beaten by eleven. His next trial ut Good
wood in the Chichester Stakes where with 103 lbs
his back he landed fifth He carried only 50 lbs. to-
day. while Sutler years old, carried 112 lbs and his
victory was not great one.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
A GOLDEN STAGE WEDDING.

II has already been announced that the many
friends of the veteran actor. Mr.. John Gilbert. in
tended TO commemorate the ifticth anniversary Of
his first appearance on the stage. While the do
tails not yet complete it will be
observed from the following correspondence that the
movement has been earnestly begun by some of our
leading citizens and that Mr.. Gilbert accepts the
tribute which they propose to pay
LITTER TO Mr.. GILBERT.
Nkw ioHx, Nov. 4, 1873
psaa sns-icar friend, and professional com;
Your ais, appearance on Tho stage viii occur dur.
able S as %o s" ds.S golden 70 ~s & % is W. sssss s
res that performance be given In witch your fellow
who may wish only to express the obligation they
feel toward you Cor the many genial hour, aud happy
also IN this tribute honorable through life
have achieved 20 disnSasSed place. W. reman very
August belmont. George H. Freeman,
s. b ). Iase Wissers. viii William nil Il, pin.mors
5.as aiss'a'ai 3 asss.ss. h.eas haqsa w:llss w.s,s
r0n john il tcs,as,'1 cs.ssr pisS Sisss Sescsssi..
Leonard l. e. niSsGsa Ss9sS. sssrs.a ,'aS SIsssi snos
y. Purdy, a ~ Palmer
4 4 x x.Ls.,s,,s Lss5enso' 4 4 i, s isT.. r.l..t
David |. iisishs. Edssr D Fulton
Robert G.eet, Birch, Wsmtod 4 Backus,
i!ermss a.lrlehs, William Henderson.
Harry oclrichs Tony Pastor.
3 ;. T. 4 Gss.s,.n GS.,"; y''I'-T ~ Siilt 4 s'nn'
John Hunter. 4 wrish. sanford.
MR.. cIrBrnrs REPLY
.wALLAck's TuKsrNs, Nov. II. 1879.
convey 70 commemorate the kf.ish anssesssy Ss
Of my, ars. sppesrsnce on the staFc-a compliment
smsr one has never bsor. sssn conferred on an artist
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
No Change in the Presidents
Southern Policy.
FEDERAL LAWS TO BE ENFORCED.
A Great Sensation on Very
Small Basis.
THE FREEDMAN'S BUREAU FRAUDS.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. 1873.
THE PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN POLICY UN-
CHANGED UNDUE SATISFACTION OF THE Stall
WARTS
In spite Of the widespread publicity given the re-
port that the President has changed his so-caled
Southern policy there is nothing Of late in either the
Presidents acts words to justify such an assertion
The interview In the National Republican. in which
he is represented as making . departure. is
partisan report Of series Of sentiments
dropped from time to time in conversation
with its author and other callers at the White House.
strung together expressed at audience and is
specifically wrong the italicized portion where Mr..
Hayes is quoted as saying that he was reluctantly
forced to admit that his experiment was failure.
Friends OF the President say that he is willing to
father in general way the expressions and senti-
mcnts the Of the reported interview. hut that
he dsclaims altogether having acknowledged the
failure of his policy
1t is said that all this sensation originated with
Messrs. Zach Chandler and Don Cameron who visited
the White House and got the President to make very
easy promise, namely that he would enforce the
ut the last election.
Notwithstanding the Presidents repoEted change Of
base the serenity Of the White House continues to
exasperate such spirits Senator Kellogg and j. Hale
thing yet for the party and so expressed them
selves at acommingling Of numerous Southern re-
publicans at Of the hotels here this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14

Management have chosen the selection of the and
the tme in which wish nd
Believe u has been Jealous and honest inlen
tion Loyalty the theatres ia which found employ
esp.cali, that which for years
have been bound by ties ~ than ordinary endear
aud the public Shose aifectionate sympathy for
long time has unds.atngy encouraged aud cheered
Of generous kindness which-ancipating the period
when might hope receive ithas in this tribute told
that have succeeded In this aim. shall retain
abiding seuse aud the memory of IL shall find
home in the grateful heart Of your faithful
.kI l.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
GRANT IN SPAIN.

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION ACCORDED HIN IN
CADIz.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Nov. IA, 1878.
The HxRALD correspondent in Cadiz,
Spain, telegraphs that General Grant ar
rived in that city on Tuesday last from
Seville. He was received at the landing
place by the Mayor Of the city and the civil
and military officials. A guard of honor
wns in attendance, and large crowd
sheered the ex-President as he passed out.
The reception was most enthusiastic on
The part Of the people and very cordial on
n,st Of the authorities
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
CANADIAN FINANCIAL POLICY.
NO DISCRIMINATION IN FAVOR OF BRITISH TRADE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TonoSTo, Ont, Nov. H. 1878.
Finance Minister Tilleys mission to England is
semi stated to be to raise loan for
Mackenzies legacy and the dcbentures falling due.
which are said to be in all $20,000,00o. When
there he will consult the home govern
ment as to what amount OF protection will
be held not oppressive TO British trade A
member OF the government gives assurance
that there will be no discrimination in favor Of
british trade and hints ut protection being built up
gradually. No signs Of Parliament being summoned
In the immediate future.
A Boston silk manufacture Is about to establish q
factory at Brockville, with $4,000 subsidy. Several
American manufacturers are in communication here
relative TO establishing branch factories ia CAnsds
They win not ret subsidies from Toronto.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14

General L. P. di Cesnola will tonight deliver in
Chickering Hall the second Of his course of four
lures the ancient art and history Of the island OF
Cyprus This will be profusely illustrated
than the last with stereopticon views and will deal
with more interesting stage Of the subject Among
the pictures will be shown several representing OBJ
jects in the second collection OF General d Cesnola
which has not yet been placed on exhibition.