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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14

Acaba de publioarse en- esta impren.
ia un magnffco libro sobre Fdcterfo'
centyules en- Puerto Rico, B sea Intormt
dado d Ia Eczema. Diputacion Provincia
sobre el sistens1 de las Factories Centroles
para la elaboration del ozacdr sobre la ati.
hdod y conUenieacia de esas empresas, 9
sobre los medios de ptdntenrlds en- cscalo
qrdm1e y general por toda estd provmcia
por el conaisioaado al efecto d. Santiago
Nc Cormick, pabicado con otros impor-
tante. dastos po,. disposicion de la naisnao
EIcmd. Corporation.
Por los epigrafss de los cspitulos que
tiene dicha obra i'm mportante deduciran
nuestros lectores su importancia. Hs-
los aduf:
"fnforme de la Com;sion Provin-
cial La situa cion Jtilidad y come
niencia de las Faotorits cen'rales. Ell
sisten,a de las Factortas ceatra'es CON re.
lactoa d los benefcios q~ debe obtener cj
industrial. "El sistema de Factorias
ceptralas considerable bajo el punto de
vista del agricutor, 8 con relacion al
bene6cio que pueaa reportar al hacen-
do 6 terrateniente, vsnder sus cGnas al
5I por ciento de su peso Gu compara-
cion con los resultados que obtenga
el mismo productor, siendo, como en- Ia
actua!idad, & Ia vez fabricsnte y coseche-
ro." d )s sencillas observacionas. De la
supnrioridad natural en- punto f1erza
productive de los telrenos dedicados en-
Puerto Rico al cu'tivo de la cana de
az1car. Especifica oion y presupuesto de
costo de una factoria central con tods
81 maquinaris sacsrins, aparatos perfec-
cionados, meioras modernas, ofoinss y
accessories, etc., para producer $500 to-
neladas de az1car oristalizalo oentrifu
gado seco en- ell espacio de 100 diss Ia
borabIes 700 quintales por dia 5000
bocoyes por cosecho. Cuenta simu!ads
6 pro-forma lie los rendimientos gas
tos de pro iuccion de una factoria CEN
trail cu7o costo total es de 100000.
Del modo v forms maj or re@iizable y
mas convenienta De promovey y orga-
nizsr Ia formation plantaamianto de
factorlas centraIes Ell Puerto-Rico. Cal
culo de las utilidades quo han de cores
ponder & los agricultores contrataDtes
en- ell negocio de venta de sus canas q
una factoria central. Els ado demos
tratjvo 1e 10 trabai1s hechoq en- "a fac
terra "Sar Y icente," Vega -baii, consig-
nando los resultsdos de- In production
de azdoar ron Y detallap1o 81 inporte
de los gastos ocasionados dorante 81
dias lie molierda an la aemana del 5 al
10 de Mayo dc 1879. De las conve-
niencias eoou6micas Y vantaias d.! sis
temc do trasporte por los ferro-carriles
permaneutes y portatiles. etc.
.Apendioe con varios trabaios del
senor Monteio, de la So.isdad agricola
de Ponce, del Gobierno General.
Cuando hayamos estudiado ls obra
darennos sobre ella nuestra opinion.
Por hoy, dada la experiencia de
su autor y las materias que abraza.
no podemos meuos de recomendar ests
obrs que la Diputsoion regala los ha-
cendados = capitalists que la deseen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14

ha dispuesto que los fiscalas y alcaldei
ls den cuenta de las suspensiones vo'
luntarias de los peri6dicos gae Sc pm
bliquen On 81 respective locslidad J
que tengan mny presentes las disposi'
clones contenidas en- los psrrafos del
articulo 10 ds Ia ley de inprenta.
--Ssgun aviso de- iefs isl cable, no
le fa6 ltosibls 4 este eomaniear en- tods
Ia maflana Isl II con San Thomas por
10 qua sunoufa estaba intarrunpi'lc.
Real Otien do 6 ae ootnbre y CO.
municasion de ests dobierno Gansral
de 8 is agosto insertas como homansia
4 la busna msmoria ds d. Joaqain de
Adriaeasens Y r oiriguaz
--Reglamento provisional para la i'm
posicion, administration y cobranaa lie
Ia contribution territorial en- esta isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14
TELEGRAMAS VIA HABANA.

Londres, noviembre 5.-El gobierno
frances contin1a llevsndo q efecto los
decretos contra las Congregations re-
ligiosas, no obstante las acostumbr
das protestas por 10 que los sgentes de
la autoridad Sc ven obligados forzar
las puertas de los conventos estable-
cimientos de educacion.
Corren rumores de haber sido ultra
jada la pandora de los Estados- Unidos
en- Payta por los chilenos.
Ell s est>ba ell orc en- la Habana de
1867 107 p.% P.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14

magistrates estSn renunciando disria.
mente causa de Ia ejscucion de iof
decretos.
Sibese de Const antinopla one Ia
Pusrta Sc pgeoara oerrar los Dar1a-
nelos al primer aviso.
MERCADOS.
Nusva- York, 9.-Ragalar busn re-
fino Il as.
L6ndres. idem. -Msscabado S l. 9 p.
Lo dennis sin vsriaciun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14
OBRAS IMPORTANTES
PARA JUICES, REGIsTRADORES Y LErBA-
DOS, NOTARIos JJzGADOS MUNECIPALES.

PARA JUICES, REGlSPRADORES LEFBA~
DOS, NoTARIos JJzGAD0s MUNIoIPALEs.
Dtccionari'os de las naaterjas co1ste
Midas en- Ia LEY HlPoTECARIA para
las islas de Cu5a y Puerto Rico, su
reglamento instruction seguido de
os concentrates, concordancias y for
lmuIarios por los abogados del colegio
de Ia Habana D. Aaa8tasio de Oroz-
co y Arascot y d. Carlos Fonts y
Sterling, un tomo en- folio, $6-38.
CoDIGo PENAL DE 1879 para las
!slas de Cub y Paerto-Rico, y Ley
provisional de enjuiciamiento crimi-
nal por don Andres de Orozoo y de
Arascot, $3.50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14
AVHSO ALPUBLFCO.

Los planchadores de la Camisersa Ha-
banera ponen en- conocimjento del pdblico
cn general de sus amigos on particular, ha.
Der alberto IN tren do lavado pIanchado en-
la cae del Sol ndmero 81, donde ofrecen sus
servicos en- todo 10 coDcerniente al ramo
Las pereonas que Sc dignen conHares traba-
Jos seran servlas con el esmero, prontitud Y
eeganca que tienen acreditado
Su lena es trabaiar toio 10 mas barato que
les sea possible, NJ han titubeado en- poner
sHs preeos al alcnnce de todas las fortunas,
como podra iazgarse por la siguionte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14
A Los SRgS. AGRICuLT0RgS Y HACgNDADOS.

Debjendo partir para Cuba mediados del
mes entrante, hago presente los que dessen
adqurir uass v-ried ldes &c cada, que de5en
hacer los pedd antes del 5 del 8 entrante
Bayamon, NoVi 5mbre de 1880 --DR A.
STAHL Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14
BUENA OCCASION.

Sc vende IN mosrador MADEIRA fresno con
pIancha de marmol--un aparadOr de la misma
MADEIRA con reloj y espejos On el fondo--una
balanza bascula con plancha de marmol-varios
azafates metal blanco- -varias Inesas de msr-
mol ovaladas con pies de herro- o--un espejo
cuerpo entsro--una vidriera negra con los ena-
tro frentes Y diyisiones de cristal T0do pro-
pio para cafe. Informara ID. Jose Claudio,
RELOJERfA INGLESA, San Justo 10.
H I'D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14

En- la Imprenta del BoLETTN sc han
recibido los siguientes:
Poemas buc6icos griegos, por Monies
de Ocs Obregon. n.............. 3l 90
Las mujeres de Ia hi:tora, por Herman
dez y Fernandez. z............. :. 26
Periquito en- elias, por Ortega Frias. :. Is
Almanaque del Bunuelo. ......-.. ;. 50
Enfermedades de las Was digestivas,
por Damaschino o............. 265
Probemas de Aritmetica, por Ferry,
t. pasta. .................... 3 90
Recuerdos de Paris y L6ndres, por
Amlcis ......... .................. 65
Tradiciones de Taledo, por Olavarria
Hudrte. MISREPRESENTATION. :. so
Follas Novas por Rosaba Castro MUIR
4ia ................... ou
Principado de Astdrias, por Guzman. 30
Ouento5 cOrtes lnos. s.................. :. IS
Bibjiotaca de A. A. escogdos. ..... :. 25
Cabezas Y CalabaZas, por Mos ssatel.... l 90
Casa de Vapcr, per Julio Verne L. y
~ parte. ....r..........,..... 1U
Calirhoe. Poema por Mauricio Sand. :. As
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14
TARIFA DE PREcros.
Pleit0 del natriInoniO,

Este magnihco libro en- verso eserIt0 Dor !
Sr, Guerrero y los mejores autores eontampo.
raneos, IL "a parte, 20 yende e6 ctvs, e.
ezta imprentA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14

Es no agradabIe bengno espoc0co para
peinar el cabello y eVtar las canas, ~cmoveudo
tina Y Ia caspA conservando el cabeIIo esfe
so ysedosa, hasta una odad muy avanzada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14

Pasajnros llegados en- el I'M Nuhez," de
Cadiz Luis Nieva, Vicente Gonzalez, Samuel
Mosbacher, Manuel Bl nco, Miguel de Migael
Miguel Domonech, Y llentin Domingo u, Lean
tro Mendoz, Roberto Conde, Conception Fuen-
tes hiio.
SAlidos en- ell directo, Juan Perez, Cayetano
Araujo, Jose Martinez f4mia Eariqne Mo
leon, Maria Saliva de Pic6 y sobrina, Rosario
Beneso y 2 hijos, Miguel Morale, Ramona Ma
rrero y hijo, marinero do la armada, 3
sOldados, Francisco Ardoy Jorge Santiago,
Juan RoSelo.
Legados en- Ell "Vi lal Saa" Patrico Mar
ques Mir. Pedro Marques Y Casas, Francisco
Garcia Briz, Carmen Garcia Duran hijaS
En- el ''E der" w. Borda, J. Rieffs, g. Mi
lIer, Francisco Martinez, NJ. oagredO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14
D. CaliXto Romero ' CanterO,

DOCTOR EN- MEDICINA,
ofrece al pdblico sus servicios profesionales.
1-6 FoRTALEzA 40.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14
Sc Vende.

Un solar en- Puerta de TERRA, frente
q Barracones. Para informes dirigirse
& Ia calle de 8. Francisco NUN IL. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14
a9VIiIBs10 aiaI1Ih3.


More u.--De Cadiz, vap. esp. vidal Saa )"
carga general
ii. id-De Arecibo, id ing. "Caribel, 4"
idem idem.
II l2-De Cadiz, id esp "M Nuhez, id.
Id. 13.-De la Habana id. ing "Eider"
laStro.
IL id.-De San-Th6mas, id. esp. "R. de
Herrera" mercancias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14
Bgencia general de negOciOs.

Establecida en- Madrid cargo de nm
ilustrado abogado y relacionsdo con to-
das las poblaciones de la Peninsula.
Corresponsal en- esta isla, d. Antonio
Diaz, s. Francisco 2. b. 14d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14

Nbre ll-Para la Habana, vap. esp. "Vidal
Sala," resto 20 carga.
Ill. id-Para Puerto-Pata id. ing. "Cla-
ribel,' az1car.
Id. II Para la Habana id. esp. an Nu-
1ez, transto.
Id. l3.-PAra San-Th6mas i'd ing "Ei-
der" id.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14


un precioso anillo de granates y brillan-
tes.
LA guardia civil del puesto de San
Martin de Provensals ha capturado al
secuestrador Juan Molina en- el acto de
ir q lecoger un saco pequeno lleno de
arena, donde crey6 encontrar 200 duros
que por medic de an6nimo tenia pedi-
dos q un propietsrio de aquells locali-
dad. Ell Molina tomo gu saco, Sc 10
coloc6 bajo 81 brazo y SO fue por la Ca
lie de Pablo Ciaris, siguiendole de GER
ca los guardias. AL escuchar la voz de
Z" alto la guardis civil" principle q
huir los guardias le hicieron fuego sin
resnltado. Molina sigui6 huyendo SIN
abandonar ell saco, hasta que por fin
pudo darsele alcance. Su casa fae re-
gistrada encontraron On ella algunas
armas blancas y caftss anonimas. Ell
juzgado SO ha enosrgado del secuestra-
dor.
En- la carretera de Aragon fu6 afro
pellado por un caro- IN niflo de 18
meses, que en- muy grave estado fue
conducido la casa de sooorro, donde
fallecio q los pocos momentos.
Ell carretero fue detenido y puesto q
disposition del juzgado de guardia.
DEL "a.
Nuestras noticias coinciden con las
del Liberal, que asegura que al senior
ministro de Ultramar no le parece su-
ficiente la disminucion de 5000, 900 de
pesos fuertes hscha ON el presupuesto
de Cuba por el gobernador general dc
Ia isla.
Els cierto que 81 sehor Sanchez Bus
tillo estima que pueden hAcerae mas
economias psfo por ahofs, J % tsnto
que los azuntoa d. Cuba no sat6n mas
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-05

| heart OF these wretehes TINT they vyers s,ot
only untouched by any ooneillatory meassstsps
but actually ut once tried tn kill the one man
who Is said By Russia aud Russia's friends h,
be humane. and liberal. Aud they Committed
| this crime In manner, II possible still more
| clumsy and still more stupid than their pre@
yons attempts. Tho polee did not Interfere
! with them. they we're permitted far thress
months to dig their we'll. exeavatr their rafs
| lery and remove the earth Without iaf ri.
| hiudraDce, In q city, too, where not child
can 90 removed from ore dwelling 10 another
without the eognizanee OF the a,thntitlaa
Thus. assisted by this marvellous neglirer,nss
| Oh the ubiquitous spies, they provided slab
orately Tor the passage OF the Czar's train.
| having .loopholsd their wall 40 That thsrg
should bs no mistake: yet. finally fhev hinxe,
up an Innocent luggage wagon. Is Ii moi.
| more than extraordinary IL not nereiibie
| that such cliirusineea on the one aldo and
such ssupineness on the other should thus
eoncide2 '...e
IT We suggest the more rational evpIana@
tion that the reaCtionary party Ia Russia has.
OF course without The consent of the Em,
peror, organizsd thls attampt on his llrs as a
deterrent against further rpfprma yya ~.
only expressing what ID snspentpi ~ NH
those who know the government of R1asja
and its regime. Such scheme for blaGkenIng
revolution IN tho eyes Of the people wotiid M,
lsss surprising but that similar eot,rsp san
been adopted before. Such things were not
entirely unknown In our own country lao
Years ago, nor In ireland more recently I'm
Germany the ysars which foiiowed the
French Revolution were marked by The dis
cUvefy Of several pretended plots, aud the
punishment OF many alleged eunspirators
In France the second empire was aseltsed.
rightly or wrongly. with u pretty lavish ,,sss
of agents prouocateurs. In Germany wa have
not vet heard II explained why Nobeling
loaded his gun with small shot, nor why hs
used shotgun when n whole arsenal OF rlffsa
was at his disposal MI the aame time.
I'VE must state orr confident opinion that
If, as Is not imprpbebe, the ATTEMPT was tnr-
dered' from st. Petersburg, such AN order
WINS secretly issued without the knowledvs,
Of the Emperor, by The chiefs of the rere-
tionary party. II Is much TO be regretted
that man Of tho undeubted intelligence and
ability OF the Oar should be thus frightened
and cheated into carrying out the rst,ressivs
policy OF mon who are Russlais worst enc
mics, !. -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-05
THE SUasR TARIFF.
Fraudulent Importations Under the Present
System Of Collecting the Revenue,

WASHINGTON. Dec 31.@-Sorne months arf,
the supervising special agt mt OF the Treasury
Department discovered that deerspmnnIss
existed between the statistics furnished hy
the Bureau OF Statistics regarding the lmpor-
tatiop of sugars and the figures furnished
the Special agents by collectors OF customs
on ths same subject A. the Bureau of Sta
tlstics receives It's information through col
lectors OF customs. Mr.. Tingls WAS at q loss
10 know why the figures received by him
from both sources were not alike. apeeitai
agent OF the department has been de-
tailed to investigate the subject. An attempt
will be made this winter to change tho
tariff on sugar, and also the method III cOi-
lacting the revenue from the sugar trade
There are diverse and conflicting views
among the sugar importers anu retinprs as To
the beet method of altering the thrift, and Il
strong lobby will be In Washington imnesIf-
ately after the reGess to force the diffsrant
opinions of the trade upon members OF Com
gress. The special agents og ths Treasury
Department hnve for the past two years been
Investigating the method OF collecting the
revenues from imported sugars. Those In
vestigatlons have revealed the necessity for
n new method Of collection such MS will prs,-
tect the government from fraud. Reports are
on file In the department showing particular
cases Of fraudulent importAttpns OF sugars
under the present system. Firms OF high
standing In New York are said 10 have been
involved In swindling the government. A de-
mand will probably be made upon the Sscre-
tary Of the Treasury by resolution OF the
House for these reports.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-05
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
insanity Assigned as the Cause for Miss
Hovey's Terrible Crime.

NEW York Jan A special from SYRIA
cuse says. Miss Hovey, who shot her father
and self at LYONS yesterday, became insane
ON the death Of Eugene Rains, her betrothed.
TWO LARGE FIRES IN ATCHrsoN, KANSAS.
ATunlsoN, Jan, S-Last night fire broke
out In saloon In Winthrop, destroying six
buildings. Loss unasoertained.
The large elevator or L. 7. Halsey was dis
covered TO be on fire about 10 80 o'clock last
ni0ht and was totally destroyed. Insurance
320, 600 ON the grain and building.
MEMPHIS WIDOW COMMITS SUICIDE
MEMPHIS, Jan. Mrs. q. L. Lewis. a
widow committed suicide last night by shoot
ing herself through the head. Cause-mental
depression.
A $4,000 FIRE AT MILLERsBuRG, ky.
CINCINNATI. Jan. A-rhe railroad and
turnpike bridges at Millershurg KY, were
destroyed hv fire at an early hour this MORN
ing. Ioss, So, 600. The fire IL supposed to
have been the work OF an ineendiary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-05
"IHE ELECTORAL COLLEGE"

| To the Editor of the Democrat:
| / am rather inclined TO side with I'D
| g. H." In his understanding of the elauss oi
the Federal constitution providing that the
| State shall appoint elsotors III such manner
rs the Legislature thereof may direct. Two
| aet"rs are contemplated: First, the society OF
people called the State are to appoint accord
ing to n manner tt.e mode or method) an
other actor shall dsvise Second, the actor to
devise the n,annef liz the Legislature.
Now. according TO the principle of strict
construction. the only safe aud honest ono as
todelegated authority. the legislative agency's
power Ia confined to the manner of doing
certain duty, which fprobably to bnee the
presidential Office and authority and dignity
on tho s.Hot,ial people, is to be- done by the
commonwealth itself One word on strict
construction only safety of Federal pDli-
tics. He who usiirps o. power reserved is
hardly dlstinguishable from him who takes
aeods or lnouey his master has withheld
from him. except that tlle former s perjured,
and Ia not commonly called u tilsf, MS he
ought to be. Surely he has sworn to use
what Is delegated, aud not to use what Ia re-
served.
/ discussed the question and distinction in
volvnd In the PiGap,ne of November 80, stat
Ing the principle ne follows: + the COM
stltutlou provides for several important pow
ers and duties Whi h had been previously ex-
ercised by the 4 Statea. and which must continue
tp he exercised by thstn, but which the asso-
citation. through its agency, IL for the future
to regulate or provide rules for, but not itself
do" / instance the regulation by Congress
Of the times. places and manner of holding
elections, which the States of course are to
make; also, the regulation Of commerce.; also,
the making of a rule for the States 10 natu-
rallze by, might have given other instances.
including this, presented 80 clearly by I'D.
g. L.
Let ,is never lose sight of 'ehecks and bal
anGes." Hardly any whole subject was In
tended to be trusted for final and conclusive
action TO any one man ar set OF. men, for nil
ruers require ruling. The law Is to do It, the
said law being the peoples will Ii 10 only
Us societies that the people exist and have en-
pacity to govern. Only In such did collective
mind and will ever live. Respectfully,
II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-05
Automatic Telephone switchbsara.

In many cities the plan Of connecting all tho
telephones In use with u central office and
there arranging the wires so as TO enable two
subscribers in any part Of the city TO hold con-
yersRtion. Is commpn and popular. Where
the number OF subscribers Ii large a good deal
OF time and labor Is spent In making the nec-
essary connections. To obviate this devices
has been invented, which IL briefly outlined in
the Pittsbnrg Chronicle: Imagine oil the
wires or terminals coming nearly together
In circle, but instead OF mere wire tha
terminal is an upright bit OF brass. Inside
the quasi-cyllnder thus formed Ii a central
post. upon which is q horizontally revolving
finger for each line. This finger y caused t,
revolve by electricity In simple manner
and 1t exactly follows the movements og Il
hand on the dial which Ia In each subscfiber's
Office, and which has the various numbers
upon ita face. Accordingly as u subscriber
rotates his dial hand the finger he controls at
the central Office moves too. When he stops
on any number the finger stops at the up
right terminal Of tue line represented by that
number. Electric devices are 30 situated that
connection Is made with that line. TO ope-
rate these devices. each line has n "ground"
at the central and the macbine ia so eops-
structed that by reversing" the current the
central grounds are cut out, and at once the
other subscriber's bell is rung. At the came
time the upright terminal ID moved a trifis,
and no other subscriber's finger can reach II.
Therefore the two who are now talking cannot
be Interrupted by any one, nor can they be
surreptitionsiy listened to by others. AZ tire
same time all the other Subscribers can be
talking two by two."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-05
who Mined the Moseow Track

"The letters OF various correspondents,
some OF them In Russia and others In Eng
land, tend" says the London Examiner Ito
cast the gravest doubts on the alleged attack
on the Gar. It is pointed out, with much
show of reason, that the Gar was on the point
OF granting constitution, which, though
very Inefficient, was distinct step on the
path of liberalism, aud as such extremely OBJ
noxious to the retrograde party. The I'M
perial clemency had been extended to Mrs
ky, who clumsily missed Gen. Drenteln. The
general feeling was, therefore, that a gentler
policy was about to be inaugurated by
the special will and generosity OF the
Emperor The nihflIsts, revolutionists
ct hoe genus ontne, had therefore every
reason to be grateful to their gooe
monarch; but such was the blaekness o