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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
AL publicO.
En- ell antigua y acreditado esta.
blecimiento Ell SOL DE ORC
de SEVERO BASTON, Sc acaba de

OiCNthfh't " A%h@ ~ - ~ - - - -
de SEVERO BASTON, sc acaba dt
recIbir
Sombreros forma Emperatriz
para sefioras y nlnas Ultima novedad
de Parts.
Granos de oro de hilo pnro; reco-
mendamos muy particularmeDte es'
ia riqnlsima tela que es 10 mejor que
Sc fabrica, y 10 avisamos a las perso'
ma sinteresadas en- comprarla, que es
taban deseando llegase.
Reclbimos tsmbien cretonas de
hilo de todo ancho para sabanas.
Camisas de hilo bordadas para Sc
noras.
Calzoucilos de hiio.
Corses de todas classes para seilo.
ras y niilas.
Paragiiitas de seda para senoras
Alpaca ru"bla para sacos.
Camas de hero, surtido complete
Hero galvanizado de tres bailos
acana,ado.
Sacos d. yute para envase.
45.-San Francisco.-45.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
LA MANTECA MAR

ca AGUILA sigue sosteniendo su supeftoridAd
por su blancurn, pureza y propiedades slinaen
ticias Todas lss sustancias Qoe entran en- %
composition son escogidas entre las mas ex.
celentes, y 50 tiene tan particular cu.dAdo eh
50 refnacion que e consumidor encontrarA ser
mas economical y la mas rica de las marcas
wportadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
A. UNCIOS nIvERSOS.
EUEVO SURTID0.

Ademis De- ext"nso varioio surti,' r."
ete pro los d. los ralCos >" !npr .nts, 10
graut, I'LL Ter'a, en, uadCTnaC s. : p, pclera
acaha1 df recioirse 81 Il i.ap~enta Del BoLE-
TIN l0s n yu.ent g..
ii "a 'ep1t M dt china, an aatta hqutda
Agarred r3s V ganchos para tbp.les
CAsi!ltros para p,oeles
CaiJt para selos
PoIt p amas. gran smtid1 Y vareded
Et'qU,t1 20 I, DO temaflrs
Lerlots gfau str4ieo riadO
II s apel imperm ahl Par cop adur,s
Papa eusdrlcu rdo, t~la, y vegf Ia para d.
brjn@
M'dida' para ogumenfores por metros y
varas.
Cuitss de cari6n, con vietas lie gusto
napas de los par.os 6ti mLt do, y de Eu-
rpp y Espaha
Alias de Dtlanarche, dilima edice!on con
tos ma es
Fs'ampRs 1e Santos.
v'faH de pue erto+ ,ie m4. ciudadcs pasa
les b.s,o icos
Il tatos eS N. G Rv
Rtg,hs, ext"nsl vali-cls mo Surt.3c.
r gas planas, lnontad.st sobre un c.l' DR.,
gruGua az, los ma c6modas
Cuadrcs par. i,t0grstiAs,
Eai6mr tros Y rmmrtrus d. pared,
BaromClros de b slljo. an roldea
Pupe. para cartas, ielicltrclones, 6t'na TO-
We 'ad
Plegaderas dc MADEIRA, hucso y merit
Tia os de porceIana tIodetsl
Rruchas ara copiad0r.
Pii crlcs lara plntuTa.
Esiei0s maraqiiosos anmentsn diez veces
los biet1s
Es'ereoscopos 'esde la sl2.
Com leto variado surtiuo lie vietas este.
REQ c0ocOs.
Compases de cobre de todas clases tams.
kOs.
Tiralineastd IL
las de matema uicas de cts s..
TrasportadoTes d. cobre,
Escaios de proportion.
Carl8hougs grsduados
Caias d. plntnra.
RpgI.s de d kel
PunIones iijaras:
C,rLa,aumss, . dinArcs tinos y superOves
RnSp.dores lie tolas cbseS
Y otta nfn dad &c arucnios de gusto 4 pre-
clos m6dCo
81 F. RTALEZA-s7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
T6nico-G9nitalos.

C6lehres pildores del especialista Dr.
MORALES, contra a 1ebilidad. impotea
cl., sspe' mssorres y esseri.idad. Su
uso esta txento de todo poIigro. 81 ven.
lie en lss principalea fsrmaOias, Q
peEoa orc.
Or. Morale, Oarretas, 80. Madrid. u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
C0qsulad0 de FranCia.

III coasul de Frsnois en Puerto Rico,
rusga q - senores INBEBT Che les hi
fears ag'8te, BLoN DEAU heHrS Il VIDAL
Eiegt f'et IA, 80 presei ten 8 enylen s11s
apodefso Soara reciblr csrtae ? docu-
men5os que aa encuentran On dicho
Oousntaio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
LfsItlna carVfzA Ing'e<a
IMARCA Ell GLOBO."
NC EVAN DE EDINBURGH

La mas pura = mas agradahle de to-
dao las cervezas conunea que SO i'm
rortan en- este mercado, en- cuys COM
posloion no oAtran otres sustsnciss que
cebada y l1pulo, es Ia qoe menos slco-
hol contiene y estA completsments
xenta de iperedieutes nocivos 4 la ss-
u3 Estas condioiones la hscen muy
ucomendsble las personss dc buen
custo, las que Eiendo delicsdas no 20
drisn sopottsr bebidas irritsntes, 4 los
copyslecientes cuyas Intermediates exi
jan bebidss t6nicas purss y en- genera
= toio el cue sea '.,rauts dc lag buenal
oeisezas inelesas l-gitim.s sin aduite
recion de ninguna especie.
Unioo dep6sitc n Il Isls dc Puerto
Rico, 8. Melon = Go. San Juan Puer
to-Rico. San Jn4to 10 b. Is D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
PARA CuRAR TODAS

lNs enfeFm aies del cntis' Barros, herpes,
reums sgHda otras sfecciones Gu aneas y
su WEAR ho'mosear cuts, asese e jah6a do
Aicatrau b ebro i.brtcado por CaAwelI Ha.
sard Ga NuevA-Yo Sa uso es mas con
veuiente mas faeil que el dc olroS remedios
evftnndo las m lesties de lss oompoSic nes
grasoBAs, aotualmenle de modA. O. %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30

Para ell Censo, idem para reparto de
contribuci6n cuantos documentos pue-
dan necesitar, se hscen con esmerU J
prontitud, precios modicos.
En- IL imprents del BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30

Ae peg e., ifallio s. 2 z, speoiali tn 80 a enfer-
n. dades ae "a a ~ ,ser dc os nifo Off CO
aus ser Ficios e. a1ic0 Y iecibe eCnsultas
ea su aonilciilo. 70 lie de Ia Fo.tleza So.
GA"1@ ( los 90bres 4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
lllklssia, lanaiosss III

Habiendo llegado conocimient0 del dueho
dc Ia fAbrica do cigarros IA BELLFZA que
uua litografa del extrs micro ha introdueido
en esta isla marquillas de cigarros exacts amen
te igu.l "a one dicho fabricante usa en- sus
csjetiilas, se ha visto en- ell precise caso dc va
rar en- 81 fabrica dchss marquillas sustitn-
yendo las que usaba fabricadAs en- Alemanis
por otras hechss en- la Habans en- las que Anun-
cia los dos premios lie medala de orc de pri-
mera clase que en I'll preseIte aho hs obtenido,
Y sgradec'io siemnre q Ia decidida protection
que este digno ldhlico le ha prestado 81 IA
r,rica, esa dispuesto ysriar mensualmente 10
lorna de marqnIIns I'm dc yer 81 evita que
- pub lido de esta isla sea sorprendido por IN
Al rtieulo de maIa cadnd psgandolo como de
pri,nera case, J tambien tiene tomadas tedas
medIdas recessrias para evar ante les tribu-
males de justcia y los que se atrevan ialsif-
ca los cigarros lie In fabr ca LA BELLEZA; y
hn de que llegne c1nocimento de touos 10
hago pd0lco plr los pc l6dicos de esta isla.
SO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30

Ademas esta siempre provisto de los artfcu'
los siguientes: ejes de hero patentes para
caFretss, arados para el cultivo de la caAa,
desde rdm. 1A4, ingleses de hero, frances
ses ysdel pals, subsuelos cuchiIlas, csdenas
para arad fuertea, fondo de Carron con pls
COS sin pico, valvula para los mismos, tul
IBERIA de hierro para " por de pulgadas
t6., codos, ffanjes para uniones, reducidoras
tuercas, tuyos para calderas, laves de bron-
ce con ruedas y de valvula para cilindros, dee.
de 81 pulgadas, estopa patente, estopa Dc
canamo loreido, tornill0s con tuercas, de todas
inenslenes, parrillAs para horna.las de regi.
las, sas de todos tamahos, remaches dS
hero de todas clases desde hssta pulgA.
ia. acero en- gran surtido de todss dimenEio-
nes, gomas elastica para empates Sceiteral
para cindros, do varios tamahos, ilaves prue.
ba dc egua Ora calders, p tos para yapor, ljs
en- Iienzo para maquidafia, pintura blanca ana
para em2ates, miflon en- polvo, cobre en- ba-
rrss, polvo de hero vArios otros articuloa
Ponce. agostO 20 de 1851. b. 4d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30

Acaban de reeibirse en- la imprenta del
BoLETIx se detallAn O. uro, mapas de las
ci'.oo pa ter del mundo y partloulsTes de Es-
paha Europa.
Midcn un metro largo por % cehtimetTes
ancho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
BOlBTlN MEKCBATlL
DE
PU ERTO- RICO.

Imprenta, Htogrqfia, lt6rerta, sacsa-
dernaci6n, gecos de escselas y de
escr2o,ro. Tariedades.
En- este establecmiento se desempehan con
prontitud esmero baratura cuaRtos trabajos
Sc encargan de Imprenta Ltogra6s Eneua
dernaclon
Se halara TN cons 6Ete Y complete surtidc
lie apel spano de tolas classes dc las acre
j tadas tAbric0s de Jover Sierra, Bonastre
AL ral, Guarro, Vidal y Rovirs, precios
moIicos
Complete surtilo de papel de cartas desde
30 ceutavos s. la resiuilla.
Sobr de tOdas classes desde Is centavos q
81 ell millar,
ia,e comercial de todas classes, rayados.
Lbr2s de comercio legitlmo, de Glasgow
Oromos cuadros do todos tamahos gnstos
Mesas d. saa, con cromos, TINA novedSd
Ouadros ovaladoS cuadros de varios To-
mos v preeios sumamente modicoS
Tnta de escfibr eopiaf, superior.
Libros, cromOS medass para premios
Tnteros eseribsntas de todas classes, espe-
eialmente de cristal de Bohemia, con Gapricho-
sas vari. das iormas fgur4s
Estere6spos y viaJaS oe 9 &6, uno.
Albums para ret, atos y dihuSos
IAlices, porta p umas, uiEarras, carpetas,
Libros para escuela, complete surtido q pre-
clos m6jicos.
ID, elarAciones conocmientos y demAs docu-
mentos para AduAnas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
LOsetaS CatalanaS.

nlancas y encarnadas Sc detallar
eli el a'macen de-
G. PRATS I Co. 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
,SIL AB A RIOS
PoR

Solves BAIAaUER ( s. Edicci6n.
Este ailabario, oil mAa extenso y CO.
recto dc los ussdos dc tsxto en ssta H.
4, a. detalls en- Ia Imprents del BoLE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
Fundicion.
Taller de nsaquinaria y carreterid
DE Los SRES.
QUEREJETA HERMANOS Y Ca.
PONCE

En este establecimiento, ell mas antigua !
acreditedo de la isfa, Sc construyen todA class
.depirz .s de maquinaria para ingenios de ard
car, como coronas, clIindros mazas, curenss \
ciendas de cafe, ruedAs hidrAuicas aradarmol
vimiento 4 lss tahonas, aA como para ,bueyea
" rabAllos.. Tnmbien tieuen eonstanfements
construdas y en- co5strucci6a ruedas pare CO.
rretas de las msjores y bIen ssxonsdas made
rss. cuya sIlldez se garantixa, los precioa siI
iguientes, tomando de dos pares on aielante,
1 saber:
Ruedas de pies con fondos de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
Dos medallas de orc
DE PRIMERA CLASE.

Estas son las que ha obtenido la acre
ditada fabrica de cigsrros
"LA BEL EZA"
en- al ano de 1881, la una concedids poF
81 Jura 10 de Ia Exposition de Matan-
zss Ia otra por Ia sociedad cienti fca
europes de Paris.
E+to 500 basts para recomendar di-
chos cigarros, cuys popularidad crecien
te en- ests Isia es la mejor prueba de su
sxcelente aroma y cslidad. SIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30

Gira le,Tas EN- tolas canudades cOrta visit
sobre as s.gdentes capi'Ales Y pueblos de =
Peninsula, isIas BaleAres = las Canarias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-30
ST ri As .

Aviles. Caugss do 0Iis, Cangss de Tneo
Cas;ruuo,, Colungs. "a illero, Fgueras, Gi-
ton. Grsdo, Lasires, Luarcs, Larcs, Oviedo,
Poa tie Laviana, Pols de Lena Pols de Sisq
Pravla, Rivadese la, SalaA, SamA de Langreo
Tapia. Tipeo, ViIlayiciosa Inhesto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
IMMIGRANT PASSENGER RATES.

The effort of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company to obtain control Of share cf the Immigrant
traffic West by giving persons purchasing tickets az
Castle Garden reduction Of 40 per cent from regular
rates 20 competing points still continues The New'iork
Central and Erie sell cash" tickets ut Castle Garden at
reduction of 20 per cent below schedule retes but the
pennsylvania Company claims that the other Two ROADS
have an unfair advantage over It, as they have arrange
., .,,h the strarpship companies through whose
acerts in Europe through tickets TO the West are pur
chased with The steamship tIcset. .,.
m%rrants Y pay the full railroad rate and much com,
ii S made by them when they Learn that those VINO
, railroad tickets until their arrival here
e the benefit Of the reduction Az instance Of ths
y & % ccurred last week In the case OF some OF the mm!
nrants who arrived on the ,. Caand from Rotterdam
~ nS ,hasn had purchased through ticket, the rail-
Om0 , " s,ra n columbus having o0st him $40. Two
- liza friends purchased their tickets TO Columbus after
r,iyai and got them ut the reduced rate, 50 The
other was very profuse in his declarations tnat lie han
Seen swndled. 1t Is the occurrence OF such cases rs
M ,bnt has led the Commissioners OF Emigration 10
confer with the raro I'd companies Win view 70 nav
Ing the system Of selling through tickets i0m Europe
b,apO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN.
PROPOSED LINES OF SHIP TRANSIT.

PROPOSED LINES VI SHl1 ihANSil'
THE pRrAM CT THREE CENTURIES - Plans FOR A
TiDE-wATRR CANAL, A LiFT-LoCK CANAL AND a
SHIP RAILROAD ACROSS TIE AMERICAN IsTIiMus
--RELATIoNs or TIE sCHtMEs TO THE CONNER
CIAL INTERESTS OF TIE WORLD.
The project of separating the continents of North
and South America. and establishing free navigation
between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by ship
canal through the Central American lsthmns is BY
no means of recent origin. survey of the valleys
of the Chagres River and the Rio Grande was made
by Flemish engineers early in the sixteenth century
and explorations with the object in view were
soon after made along the courses of the San Juan
and Coatzacoalc0s Rivers. From the year 1923 until
the present an intermittent lsthmlan Canal fever
has preyed upon the minds OF engineers,
capitalists aud diplomatic schemers in bbth hem-
isnh4res Numerous surveys have been made; a
score or more of routes have been selected, each be-
ing pronounced by its advocates incomparaby prei-
erabe to all the rest; and a vast amount OF romance
and speculation the snbj ,ct has been INDUCED ill.,
without until very recently, any definite result
But the rapid growth of the States on the Pacihc
coast. closer commercial relations AID increased
trade with China and Japan aud other less inipor-
taut causes, have at last made the longdreamed-of
canal practical necessity in the view OF many
peope and the scheme has been denuded of all ro-
the mathematical calculations OF contractors and
engineers The number Of proposed routes has been
reduced to three, which, oddly enough, were the
very ones first chosen more than three centuries ago
at Panama. Nicaragua and Tehuantcpec. For
each of these special advantages are claimed over
the Others and upon each it is proposed to construct
a maritime highway of entirely different character
1t is probable that vigorous attempt, at least will
be made to carry all three plans into execution.
Mnutely detailed descriptions of the three routes
have from time to time been made public. The ac-
companying maps are designed to present to the
readers of The TRIBUNEa view of their most prom
inent geographical features and the relations borne
by them to each other and to the commercial inter
ests of the United States and of the world at largo.
THE PANAMA TIDawATER CANAL.
The Panama route, it will be by reference to
the principal map, is in the immediate vicinity of
the railroad now in operation between Panama and
Aspinwall, and lies wholly within tue United States
of Colombia. Its general direction is from north
west to southeast along the valleys of the Chagres
River and the Rio GIande, at which pout the 18TH
mus is only fOrtytw fOrty-three miles wide 1t is
proposed to pursue the heroic course" in construct
ing this canal, and run it from ocean to ocean at
tidewater level. Passage through the mountain
range that forms the backbone of the 18TH
mus would be effected by a tunnel. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23

which two full -riggcd clipper ships may pass each
Other or course no lift-locks will bo used nut as
the tides of the Pacific rise twenty feet higher than
those of the Caribbean Sea- a compensatory tide
lock will have to b" built at each end of tho great
trans-isihmia ditch. A good harbOr exists at each
terminus
Numerous objections have been offered to this
route II is SAID that the climate is 80 deadly that
the laying of each sleeper on the Panama Railroad
cost the life of workman; that the violent rams.
ag2regating nIae or ten feet annually. and
the tOrent-like stream OF the Chagres, will
ill the canal with slt and debris; that
the southern terminus is in region of per-
petual calms where excessive towago will he
required while the northern port is the very home
of tornadoes: that the cost OF tunuelling the
mountains will be too great; and many similar
charges arc made. Despite all this the company
expresses enthusiastic confidence 0l success Fer
diuand de l. sseps. OF the Sucz Canal Lieutenant
WISE of France, ex-Secrctary Thompson, oi TINS
country and Others. are at the heal OF the enter
prise They estimate tile cost of the canal at only
S11O, 900 000 for which subscriptions are received
from all paris of the world. The necessary conces-
sions have been made by the Colombian Govern
ment and party of surveying and constructing
engineers ha, already been dispatched to the scene
of operations.
THE ROUTE BY LAKE NICARAGUA.
The second route indicated Oh tue map is that by
wav of Lake Nicaragua and the San Juan River.
along the boundary of Costa Rica, and through the
territory of the Republic of Nicaragua region
made famous by the daring and death of Walker.
the f!ibuster The general direction Of the route Is
from east to west. beginning at or near Greytown,
on the Caribbean coast the canal is to be dug Tor
distance of sixty-threc miles TO the San Juan yer
above the junction of the Rio San Carlos. the latter
stream bearing too much silt to allow the nsc OF tho
San Juan River below that point. Thence the line
of navigation will be up the San Juan, which Is n
thousand feet wide and twenty deep, and OF
constant and gentle flow, to lake N;c4agua. In
all this distance from TO lake, there Will bo
from six to ten ft-ocks, of about ten feet each.
Lake Nicaragua is fine inland sea, 1l0 miles
long by 80 miles wide, and from 30t 100 feet deep
II lies 107 feet above the sea level The canal
routc will cross the lake to its western shore, only
1872, miles from the Pacific Ocean. Here the hills
rise 1874 feet above the lake, rendering Il deep but
short cut necessary; after which tho canal will
reach tdewater by an easy descent through sys-
ten of ten locks, of ten feet each and nos
less than 1000 feet apart. The western
| terminus will be at BritO. At each end of
the canal an artificial harbor will have to be formed
there being no natural harbOr at Brio. while that
at Grcytown, formerly of the finest on tho coast,
has become 80 badly slted rs to be useless except
for small craft. The estimated cost Of the entire
work is $75. 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
THE FIRE RECORD.
URIED BENEATH FALLING WALLS.

BURIED BENEATH FALLING WALLS.
FOUR MEN PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jan. PA fire here last night
destroyed the threestory brick furniture factory Of r.
Mayer, at Clinton ana sebor-sts. The building was
filed with inamDable material and In twenty minutes
after the alarm front wall fell, buryng fourteen
fireulen and one policemen In the ruins or these tho
rescuers found four probably fatally Injured WIZ James
Conway, Engine No. 49, both legs broken and injured
internally found buried under five feet OF brck Ed
ward Murphy, captain OF Engine No l. caught under
beam picked out still clnging TO the nozzle OF the
pipe shoulder blade broken. hip dIsooated and chest
crushed In; James TObn, ppeman OF Engine No. l.
buried under brick, Guest crushed and William Van
Osdell, Engine No IL very badly cut about the head
and injured internally.
The others escaped with painful bruises. The loss Is
estimated at $50, 900, partly insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
ENGLAND AND THE BOERS.

LONDON, Saturday, Jan. u, I3SI
In the House of Commons last night Mr..
fyIsnds IaberaD moved that the annexation Of the
1ransvaal was impolitic aud unjustifable. Premier
Gladstone said tina. the resoute Intention OF the
Government to reestabsh the British authority In the
Iransvaal in the first instance. Mr. Duff, the Under
Colonial Secretary said the Government desired To give
the people OF the Transvaa t. the greatest possible ex-
tent the mana of their aft rs as soon as
they acknowledge the Queens Government. Mr.. Ry-
landss motion was rejected by o vote OF 129 10 49,
AMSTERDAM, Saturday, JAM %. 1881.
At q meeting hold near this city 1t was resolved to
circulate for signatures address to Queen Victoria
praying that Her Majesty will exercise her prerogaive
Tor the purpose OF avering b0Odshed In the Transvaa
CAPE TOWN. Saturday, Jan. %, 1881
The British force at Camp Portchefslroom has made
sortie, killing four Beers.
The Colonial force at Maseru Basuto Land, has been
uroDgy reinforced and will take the offensive shortly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
BRITISH PRECAUTIONS.

LONDON, SATURDAY, Jan. ~, 1ocI'
It is stated that in consequence OF the ex-
plosoD Saord il Is Intended to materially strength N
the garrison at Manchester Tue irOnclad turret ship
Beeise carrying four 25ton stationed at Kings
town. has started for Rattemulen, near lnnishoven l.
is reported that mission to intercept the landing
OF a cargo of arms
At the State trials in Dublin to-day, Sergeant Heron,
for tho Crown proceeded reply He declared that the
counsel the had shrked from graphing
with the evidence regarding the damaging speeches Of
their clients He accused the traversers Of having will
fuy departed from OCOnDelps peaceful tradition and
said agitation be down; that Mr.. ParnelPs
political rocket had reached its zenith In powerful
peroraOn asked whether Irshmen were 10 cease TO
have share in the splendid British Empire they had
helped build up lie greeted with cheers at the
conclusion Of bis speech. Tae court then adjourned
until Monday, when Judge Fltz-e:ad will deliver his
Charge TO the jury.
The Standard says 1t probable that the Govern
ment will be compelled to set aside the coercion bills
temporarily In order deal with distractions In the
House Of Commons. Irish members intend TO o1er pro-
,onged resistance TO the coercion bills"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
FRENCH REFORMs PROMISED.

PARIS Saturday, JAM Y, 1851
I'm thanking the mem for his reelection as Pres
dent of the Chamber of Deputies, NJ. Gambetta said
that the Chamber would not separate before eman-
cpatng the press from the present restrictions nor
without sanctioning the right of public meetings.
N. Floquet (Republican was elected Fourth Vice
President of the Chamber N. Magnin, Minister OF
Finance introduced tine budget estimates for 1882
The revenue is calculated at 2,636 O0O,O 900 fraDcs
in the Chamber of Deputies today NJ. Proust
Repu blcan) announced an Interpolation on the
Governments foreign policy. Debate was liked for
Eahrnarv g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Saturday. i

LONDON, Saturday, Jan. %, 1881.
dispatch from Berlin to The Tunes says 1t is an-
nounced that Chill and Colombia will enter the Postal
Union In April and July next respectively.
In the Senate to-day the Minister Of The Colonies
nounced that he intends Introducing at this session OF
the Cortes complete bill for administrative reform In
Cuba.
In consequence Of the disturbed state Of affairs In the
wigan and Preston districts owing to the miners strike
troops will be sent there TO preserve order riot
Cured yesterday between coliers and the police at
6kelmersdale during which several persons were ser-
ousy injured.