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MUST BEAiMISTAKE.

iIyhntNew Workers. Say Abont TINT BRAZILIAN
~ III, ;5rgS III Decree. KS IS Y
81 New YoRy, Jan. q Much comment
was caused here to-day by the dispatch
from Rio Janeiro, published this morn
ing, stating that the Brazilian Govern.
ment has decreed that all foreign com.
panies doing business in I Brazil must
transfer to that country two.thirds OF
their; entire capital within two years OF
their organization; and that companies
already in: existence must do the same
within six months. d L 3
1.-Two interpretations may be placed on
this report. One, that the title Of tive.
thirds Of the capital must be transferred
to the Government, which would, of
course, mean confscation aud prohibi-
ton; the other that the capital stock
must be held within the territory OF
Brazil as protection and. a guarantee Of
a company's liability The latter is gen.
orally conceded to be the correct inter
pretation,s but even in this case, il; the
law is applied to commercial companies,
it will entail sufficient hardship and in
Justice to paralyzej foreign trade with
Brazil. L } i}; y
THE representative Of a concern doing
a large business with that country says
that inasmuch as the Brazilian language
contains no word corresponding to"cor-
poration,n the Portuguese phrase "com-
panhia anonyma" being used he thought
the dispatch likely referred to moneyed
corporations, such: as banks and insur.
ance companies, and that they must de-
positwith the Government, or some au:
thorized depository, two.thirds Of their
capital stock as security.5FA similar law
exists in sNewiY York State as to foreign
insurance companies. e. i;sy;sT;2$$c
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TERSE TELEGRAMs,

Nathan Marcus Adler, ID. Chief Rabbi
OF the United Hebrew congregations OF
the British Empire died yesterday: !8sss En-
sAt West Plains, Mo. " n yesterday, the
Sheriff gof the county shot dead John
Longston charged with stealing a pistol:
iiFThe directors sof the 4 Lake Erie and
Western road have declared "a Quarterly
dividend oilper cent ION the preferred
The little town Of Utrecht, Ill, which
was soY nearly wiped iout iiby fire last
summer, was again visited by a terrible
burst. Of flames this morning. a Six new
business blocks, erected upon the embers
Of the disaster Of; last summer lie lin
ruins. s. s?si
Articles of incorporation were filed
with the Secretary Sof State h OF q New
jersey yesterday fbyfthe4A American To.
bacco Company, which 1 is supposed to
consolidate a number Of companies, The
capital stock is fixed at twenty-five mil
lion dollars. The number tof shares Il
400 nn lIS ttsl
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I Lord Nnpler's Funeral. i

HI LONDON jan 2l.-IThe funeral soi
Field Field Marshal Lord Napier,5of Mag,lala,
took! place today. The body was buried
in st. Paul's Cathedral: There was u
military procession from the Tower OF
London, ofIwhich Lord Napier was con-
stable, to the Cathedral. The Queen and
other members OF the royal ,iamily'sentj
,wreaths. The Prince OF Wales, the Duke
Of Cambridge and other high officers of
the British army and members Of the
diplomatic corps received the coffin at
the, grand portico Of the Cathedral. 33sS' iisi'
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!: Enacted !, ! t! /. s.i!n'Sthe il Court House ii !
" Galveston T exiaas. i Is
AEiNEPHEW#OF JUDGE i \ TERRY i, !; + /, I
Instantly Killed snnd Two Others
Are Badly Wo,,ndel-Thc Killing
M IN Outcome Of n ReeeM. MIR. ~
tfNllN lTsga
!! der Committed I by Terry .SiI

||gF:sGALyEsros, Tx, Jan. IA terrible
tragedy was enacted !in.the Court Ilouse srI
here to-day, In which 4 Kyle Terry
nephew Of the late Judge David Terry,
was instantly, killed md two men badly
wounded Tho killing was tho outcome
Of the Fort Bend troubles which resulted ]
some time ago in such a bloody battle
between the citizens Of Richmond. "a
u Some months ago Terry, who was tax
assessor $ot Fort Bend county, and II I
member OF what Is known as the ,'"sWood-
pecker party, had a difliculty5with the i
three Gibson boys, all members OF the \
"Jay Bird, party. Five weeks later
Terry met one OF the Gibson brotl,-S
ers in Wharton and killed him.
When the case Ecame up for trial |
Terry got "a change /. of venue to j,
Galveston. Judge Barker indicted for
murder In Fort Bend county also :
secured change OF venue to this coun- \
ty, and tho cases were set / down for 1
to-day and witnesses for both prosecu- Y
ton and ,defensog had brought ! to this
city q large number OF adherents, of !:
what is known as the t""Jay Bird" and i
"Woodpecker"s factions OF { Fort Bend
county:
a large special venire OF citizens had e
been summoned for the jury service in u;
the cases, TO ap,,ear d at the court at 10 \
o'clock. A few minutes after that hour
Kyle G Terry, his isSs brother, Capt. 4
David Terry, 81 Calf, AS Judge Il
Parker, Judge Weston, Dry Gale and 4,
some Others entered the fronttt,oor OF y
the Court House. Terry turned to the d
left toward the stairway, and had Just i.
reached the second step when the first
shot Ss!s was Il! fired. 1t struck 4;
him under . the right h arm sE and n
came Z out Of the left breast, and E;
literally " tore his n heart Il to pieces. y
There was a moments lull and then y
four or FIVE shots were fired from dif- -%
ierent directions. One passed throupl,Ss
the arm of Judge w eston, OF Fl. Bend q
county, another through the Sleg of8
Henry8 Pittle, of Galyestonia. g Eye y
witnesses SAY three fs mems wereS
shooting, naming Vol Gibson, who kill
cd Terry, and whose, brother Terry had Z.
killed in Wharton, Dan Ragsdale and I
Young Mitchell, J. all 4 from Fort Bend X
county, and all s"Jay Birds. IN Imme. \;
diately alter tho shooting six: arrests Z
were made, Vol Gibson being the prin-
cipal one.
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The DIsortlerly llDnlangIsts

"a PARls, Jan. q I'm consequence Of the
scene ia the Chamber Of Deputies yes;
terdayj when the Boulangist and ! Reac-!
tionist members attempted 10 prevent
M:s3Joifrin from speaking it. lis proposed
to suspend Abe leaders OF the disorder
M!Lagnerre,, DeRoulede and 3Dlillevoie, i
for, the whole session instead 4 OF for a;
fortnight, which was the punishment
neted out to them by the President OF \
the Chamber yesterday. 54iS 4, &! s. m mfli$
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WHEELING NEsD IAN UARYs22,
aBALIorR;ElF0RN.I. j j; J , M
Coy. Albeit, OF New Jersey, Holds AL.
=. vnnced Views on tho Subj lect. sGl,.

|lNitr3ktf ~, lfffi
Gov Albeit, Of New Jersey, Holds fAd
"a ynnee,l Views on tho Sub ject.
TaESToS, N. u, Jan. el.-1nf bis inau.
gufal message sent to the Legislature
to-day Governor Leon Albeit comes out
fiat footed In favor Of ballot reform. n He
says! that best sentiment Of the country
In all the States demands ballot reform
and honest elections The system, which
he strongly commends,S provides for tho
registration OF everyi voter absolute
secrecy Of ballot; an, exclusively official
ballot with; a prohibition Of the rise Of
any other; the setting Inside Of an cleo.
ton In any precinct wherever the court
shall be satisfied that the electors for
any reason have been deprived OF fair
opportunity oScxprcss their choice at
tho ballot box. q ss}9ssttllI
3 The ! right OF the nomination BY no.
tition; u limitation Of the amount which
may be legally spent In or for any elec.
tion and declaring the election void
should this amount DO exceeded by any
candidate or any person acting for or ia
his behalf; the publication by every can
dtdate. OF an itemized statement under
oath OF all money expended Sat such
election by him or with his knowledge,
aud 8 failure 50 to do rendering the eiec.
ton void. u M, Z, / # )sifi,
In connection with / this last clause
the Governor advises that, the court
should be given the power to compel
the appearancetof any person before It
to be examined under oath, concerning
political expenditures, and also to 70.
quire on such an examination the PRO
ductlon,s sot the books and papers of
corporations and associations sf persons,
In fact, the bill advocated ;by&the
Governor includes all those features for |
which the most advanced ballot IRE.
formers have been doing battle.
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Five Indians Drowned.

II HELENA, MoST., Jan. q. News comes
from Flathead Lake that q band Of thir::
teen Indians attempted \ to cross the
lake near, what is known as Wild Horse
Island y Sunday afternoon,ISwhere the
channel is marrow, and apparentlS>the
ice is sufficient in thickness to sustain
the weight Of a human being. The ! In.
dians had light ponies with them and BY
crossing at this point expected to save q
few miles travel. Eight ::of the; party
crossed from the! island to the mainland
in safety but Ave riding close together
broke through esice;S and with I their
ponies were drowned! iiE5S.
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X "a C8NSTA BILE MURDERED X n 53Tl;
By q Hand Of l,uiilnns In Guyaniotte Co,,n.
Va 1i.s5 " ty. Ky.-IIIs Xyifc Intur.,, u

ia ", hy..S-iils Wllc injured.
CArrLRrTsBuRa, ! KY Jan. 90. Cart,
Long, d Guyandottel county constable,
was murdered and his wife desperately
wounded Sunday night ,byygay band oi
ruillans who broke into the house. y A
neighbor passing found that tho front
door had been broken in with a timber
used MS a balterlng ram. 4 Oh the bed
weltering in their life's blood was Long
and his wife. The formcr's body was q
rlddled with bullets and life was extinct,
Tho latter had a ,ghastlyswo in the
fall from which she was rendered un.
conscious. .ils
~ AS the furniture was not disturbed
and the wife could give no solution / OF
the mystery after she had 5regained con.
seriousness, friends Of the murdered man
believe that a gang of dcsperadoes for
whom Long held warrants for ''!'m0on.
committed the awful deed,
Others believe 1t Is merely continue.
ton Of, the uatiield-McCoy ieud, as the
victim ID related I to the former family.
The wounds of,the woman ARE believed
To be fatAl, &c si3S
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\ NEGRO I.ABORERS STRIKE


AtFlorida Saw Mills Ono Who Wont to
rs Work IAssnssinntcd. 2s:sS s:.Ss Z
ApALAcnlErA, FLA, Jan. 81. ~ The
saw mills here employ negro labor prin-
cipally. Last week the negroes had a,
meeting and resolved to have ten hours
and more pay and refused to take orders.
Last Monday the negroes refused to go
to work and the mills shut down. The
negroes not In the strike were prohibited
from working. Two worked at the
Kennedy mill yesterday. Last night
one of them was assassinated in his
house. The negroes who are at work
are alarmed and the whites fear; more
trouble, as the negroes are alarmed
The Governor has been telcgraphed to
sendtroops and ammunition, and they are
expected tomorrow. The military here
held q meeting to-day and will patrol
the town tonight. Otherwise all is
0l1iaE EbftSAs " 9 slA
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sons 90 appointed out q the State treas.
ury' shall bc added, and that the reso.
luton as amended do pass. & Senator
Campbell introduced Senate Bill No. l12,
"a bill 10 empower the Board OF Educa.
tion OF tho independent school district
Of Ripley district, to borrow money and
issue bonds for the erection of a public
school building." The bill was read by
its title and was referred TO the Com.
mittee on Education. Senate Bill No. 0,
"a bill 10 amend and re-euact Section %
OF Chapter A OF the Code. was read a
frat time and ordered To- a second read
ing.SE N, 4, 4
"a In the House Messrs. Duval, Garden
and others presented numerously signed
petitions asking that beef inspectors bo
provided to protect people OF the State
against the tgrasping tmonopolists'!'. Of
Chicago, Kansas City and elsewhere.
Referred. vi " 5i,si 8 t.;i q h.
4 ISSsI CHOICE FOR WORLDS FAIR.
&Mr. Chew, (Dem.) Of Jefferson, called
upshis resolution requesting Senators
and Representatives in Congress to favor
Chicago for the Worlds Fair, In view Of
the fact that tho Senators and Repre-
sentative Wilson are committed s. to
Washington. He offered IA substitute
favoring Chicago in case the contest be
narrowed down between that city and
New York. A lively debate followed,
MI; Samuels, lDem.) Of Cabell, iavoring
New York, Mr.. Sprigg, Dem OF Hardy,
advocating Washington, Mr.. Mayer,
lRep.) Of Kanawha, supporting Chew's
resolution, which passed by, a majority
80 large that no division was demanded.
The general 4sentimentis strongly for
Chicago ms tlrat choice. II IA!
t4Mr. Sprigg, Dem Of Hardy, intro
duced House bill No. 10, 'an act con.
cerning elections and nominating con-
yentions to maintain POLITICAL purity,
and prescribing the punishment for any
violation thereof ~ Referred. 7 Also
House bill No.l7,"a bill to amend and
re'enact Sections 5 and II Of Chapter 90
OF the Code" = Referred. y. NJ H
Mr.. Harr,; DEM of \ Marion, intro.
daced House bill No. 10, "a bill provfd:
ing forS the screening, weighing and
measuring of COAL" Referred to the
Committee on Mines and Mining.
Senate bill No.7, providing for bridg:
ing the z Kanawha, which was sput
through the Senate SO fast, was rail.
roaded through the House under MIR.
Mayors guidance, to take effect from its
passage. al sl,ss Il
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!! Preslden.'4 Dls,Ing,ulsl.e1tl visitors. tor

jWAsnIvoroN, D. @, Jan. 2l.-The
President had a large number Of calles
this morning, among them were sex.
Governor Foraker, Ex-Governor Robie,
Of Maine, ex.Secretary Villas III. P.
Gibbs, President Of the Wool Growers
Association, and the Board OF Managers
OF the National Soldiers Home. y tsItI,
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Cinnamon . Take Plnce OF Other 'yyorkr
Il Reception to Minister Lorins.

LISBON, jan. 7 he Portuguese Geo:
graphical society yesterday gave q recep:
ton to Mr. Lofing, the y ss,.;$Alinister.
Mr.. Loring was introduced to the mem:
bers Of the iassociationSbyf the President.
Mr. Loring was given y an Z enthusiastic
ovation. E Foreign assistance has been
promised to the society. '.s n 4,
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TllEGTOBE TIUTTER.

NellIo bly,, Arrives nt San Frnnclsco and
AZ Starts on Her Overland Journey. q q w: z:
SAN Francisco, CALI, Jan. p. The
steamer Oceanic; with Miss Nellie Bly,
among the passengers arrived here | at
$3.50 this morning. Miss Bly, was taken
OFT BY a tug as soon as the steamer en-
tered the harbor and was taken at once
to- Oakland where she boarded special
train which was in waiting and started
on the overland journeyvia the Southern
Pacific and Atlantic and Pacific routes
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!, Pension Cterk Dismissed

Nv Asulll:SiaroS, \ !: !: O.! Jan. g. Henry
!A:!Phillips, 81 / Newly " Oh, the Chietsof
the Middle Division il the Pension &Oi;
,tice, was ! to. day dismissed by Secretary
Noble. W.H: Reynolds Of i Pennsylva-
MIA, was Immediately appointed TO the
vacancy. ~
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Fourth District Contest Case

y ~
" AsnlNoToN, D. 4 Jan. q. The
Elections Committee had under consider.
alton to-day the evidence, in the Fourth
District contest case. It will be- further
considered to.morro The committee
will have this case ready; to report to the
House early next week. itS 81
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yr.,, -. l0ti1ta-,.. .NssfBN 1=s- 81 y
VIII Sthrve Unless Relieved

"A C1nliIcAao, III, J an; el ~ dispatch
from Ashland Wis, says Indian gent
Leahy;ha Just returned from trip TO the
LaCourt Doralleo reservation and saws ys
that i something is not done Immediate
ly many OF the Indians in that lreserva:
ton will starve. He urges that Congress
take immediate action n
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'NIontanlnl. :. Political situation.

f CHICAGO, Jan. q - Col VA. y CLARK,
Of Butte, Mont, one Of the most promi..
nent Democratic politicians Of the new
State, is at the Grand Pacific. He says
there is no chance that the political sit:
nationswill be changed, or the deadlock
in the Montana Legislature ended until
the U United States Senate examines the
credentials Of the four. men who will so
toiNashington and ask to be seated as
Senator's COL. CLARK does not agree with
Col. Broad water, the member OF the
Democratic! 5National5 Committee from
Montana, TINT the Australian ssystem lof
voting Ia all bad q
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2 SuifOCuteti by GINS.

" New York, Jan, 2l.----lsaac Lockwood
was found unconscious last evening in
his room, No. 10 First street, suffering
from ullocation BY gas from a stove.
Beside him hisroom-m mate, William Brad
ley, lay dead. ~ Lockwood was; taken to
Bellevue hospital, where the surgeon nd.
ministered oxygen and / brandy to him.
Then there was trausfused into his veins
blood from another patient in the hos.
pital.t The remedies all, failed and Lock.
wood died this morning. Both he and
Bradley were printers. 3 4: Il Al
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FATAL COLLISION !.

Between Suburban Tr,,ins Mt Omnlin-One
tii;s.! Person Killed and Others Injured. 2s,35
\ OMAHA, Jan. 2l.-There was a collision
between two suburban trains on the
belt line division Of the Missouri Pacific
about s o'clock this morning within the
city limits. William Boyle, a local Demo
cratic politician was killed instantly;J.
Schwart, County Treasurer, was injured
internally.HJ. A. Harneyy and a man
named8Vandevort were badly crushed,
probably fatally. s557 ri
s. S. FRAZIER and Frank Church had their
legs broken. O.
1.-Two brothers named MitzlaiF, RAILROAD
shop boys, were very seriously injured.
One had his skull fractured. N Several
other passengers were more u or less
bruised. Si 8 AZ Sts
4 The conductor, William Shields, had
an arm broke and was badly crushed. (:
4. n; w ~ ~ 4 .{
Turned Their Attention to Lake Vessels.
BUFFALO; Jan. 2l,--The projectors Of
foreign syndicates have turned their at
tention to lake vessels. "a syndicate
with headquarters y in New Y ork, as
nearly as can be ascertained, lis said to
have closed a bargain for all thes vessels
owned by the Red Stack Line and pro.
poses to gobble up all the others that
they can. ~ The \ first installment OF
money.was to have been turned over
yesterday but $itS did not reach here,
Seven vessels owned by the Red Stack
Line are valued at S797, 900. ~. z.
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% PuNxsurAwNEY, PA, Jan. 2l.-sheritf
Sutter. eyictcd five families at Adrian to.
day: He was accompanied BY a squad
of'5twenty:three $Pinkerton detectives.
There was not the least sign Of resist:
ance. Forty or fifty women aud children
watched the proceedings, but it created
no excitement The Sheriff 4 has :had
over one hundred new Ewrits placed In
his, hands, and a number, Of them will
be executed at Watson tomorrow. t;ii' M
VI -Four; more Hungarians were arrested
at Watson last nightcharged with shoot.
ing at the engineer and making other
riotous demonstrations: : They were
given d hearing this morning; and in de.
fault ]of3 bail were committed to Jail TO
await trial. x, !S y t5is y; 3.
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]. Ohio Postma,ter,. ConfIrn,el.l

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-The following
Ohio Postmasters were confirmed by the
Senate to-day. Samuel Metzler, Wooster;
Eli R: Alderman, Marietta; Wilson
Ozir, Mansfield. 4; " 4
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THE UNION PACIFIC OPEN i
To Travel Oncsi More 3After- Being Block
" sssts.te nded for n Week, g; -. 80

To Travel Once More After Being Block
aded for n Week. ~. s!Ss,s
PORTLAND, OaN., Jan. 2l.-The first
through train for the past week arrived
here this evening at 5 o'clock from over
tho Union Pacific line from the east.
About $50 passengers arrived On the first
section, also large quantity Of baggage
and mail. Another train arrived at, G
o'clock this evening with more passen-
gers and mail.
"a third train is due here about
o'clock tomorrow morning, and d fourth
is due early tomorrow forenoon. The
trains will probably bring 900 delayed
passengers in all, and not less than ], 500
sacks OF mail. The blockade Is broken
and unless another storm follows, the
company will be able to keep: the road
open aud trains will depart and arrive on
time after tomorrow. =; 81. Il .i2ls:4i IL
i During the weeks blockade the pas
aengers have been well provided. for by
the railroad company. The blockade On
the Southern Pacific remains un broken.
There have been no trains from San
Francisco for over a week. y r . ssssii.si
IA great snow storm has been prevail
ing in the Siskyou mountains. 1T now
looks as if there will be3 no y through
trains from California before the last
part OF the present week. n The company
is doing all in it's power to open the
road and raise the blockade but thus far
all efforts in ince Sof the ihowling storm
has been futile. All trains over the
Northern Pacific are reported on time,
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Il Senator III lcbergcr Dying. SS;
lssW1YcnEsrRn, Il, ian. "A dis;
patch y from Woodstock this afternoon
says ex-senator Riddleberger iisS Ill and
bis case Lis considered hopeless / by his
physicians.
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A Big Gallo nj Erie. /.

a ERlE, ? AZ Jan. q "A terrific gale
struck this city this afternoon and is
raging with great fury. The thermome.
tor several degrees + and incoming
vessels report having a rough time on
the lake during the past s'twenty.four
hours. James Stanton "a well known
vessel master, and captain went out
early in the day in q small boat and has
not been seen since. Tugs searched for
him believing that he had taken refuge
on the peninsula, but failing TO find the
missing Captain have given him vi? lor
lost. II fshe lis aliyel5 on the peninsula
tonight he will perish, before morning.
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a Rough VOYAGE, ;c,,, |.

d LONDON, jan. III The Cunard line
steamer Gallia, Capt. Murphy, from:
New York, January s12, for Liverpool,
arrived at Queenstown at midnight last
night, Capt. Murphy says that !, the
weather on the passage was the worst he
ever experienced. i On Friday. night tre-
mendous seas were shipped which
Hooded the state rooms. Many OF the
occupants Of the;rooms were asleep at the
time and the sudden: entrance Of water
awoke them and caused a panic. Five
life boats were! smashed. Some OF the
dayits were snapped OF and Others were
twisted and the steamer was much bat-'
tered panernlly II is
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IT'S mn III Wind thnt blows No Good. n

It's nm Ill Wind thlt Blows No Good. n 4.
Il LISBON, Jan. el.:---The Commercial As.
sociation has resolved to do its utmost to
prevent Or restrict all trade Or CONNER.
cial intercourse with England. The in:
habitants Of Retubal, =, eighteen miles
from here, prevented q Portuguese mer-:
chant Of that place from shipping goods
on an English steamer, which therefore
sailed : without any cargo American
French and German commercial tray.,
elerels are here making the mostot tho
opportunity afforded to replace British
goods IN Portuguese markets by goods
IRON the countries they represent, ~ 5:79il