BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-14
CABLE NEWS

spent few days in Sardinia intends vi
sitting Nice to have an interview witt
Queen Victoria
The Spanish squadron, commanded
by Admiral Camara will nance ,ore op-
posite Cape Cato Almeria
The b. tile ship Charles v has liver
pioop of great speed and sufficient resis
tance.
The Spanish Minister Of the Admi-
ralty, Mr.. Gomez Imaz denies the ru
mours cir -ulated respecting the nance
uvres of the squadron, that they are in
tended to impede the studies. and soun
dings of the English war ship on the
coast Of Spain.
lie Goulois de Paris attribu,es the
horrible catastrophe which took place
in the arsenals Of Tolon to anarqustic
Vaccinations.
The Globe says that the Minister oi
the Colonies, Mr. Chamberlain, will ma
ke an excursion in the coming spring in
the British Mediterranean colonies, de-
tanning him self for some time at Gi
Uldltdif Md'ld dHQ EpVpC.
The Continental Off ious Press
says that the true motive Of the voyage
OF the Miaister of the British Colonies is
to study While in Cairo, the colonization
OF the Egypton Su Ian. which possesses
such a mine Of riches.
The Colonial American commission
which Mr.. Shufman presides has direc-
ted second Note to the inslr gent Fill
pinos exhorting them 10 dcpose their
aims.
According to sad p oclamation. in
the event of the revolutionists deposing
their arms, government Of their own
will be granted them whereas III the
event OF refusal to comply with the Of
ters proifered, they will be subjected to
the hard conquences of War; and to an
inti-xibe and persistent military 60
vernment.
The influenza has invaded the Hell
veto confederation, and is spreading
rapidly.
- The correspondent Of the Times in
the Philippines says that Oh account Of
the misfortunes undergone by the Fllipi-
nos on the one hand and the reasonable
proclamation cf M. Shurman ou the
other have led cettain parties to took ia
vourably upon the proclamation advo-
eating peace.
The opening of the Press Interna-
tional Congress which will take in Rome
has been arranged for the sighteen of
thes month.
-Ou this account representatives Of
the Press from Europe and America are
ffocking to the Capital of the christian
World.
The Correspondent, representative
OF the Times, who is already in Rome,
is collecting interesting data to wite the
biography Of the celebrated journalist
CavaIotti, which he transmitted yerter-
day by telegraph to the popular daily
paper in London.
The Police of detained Lyon five
Italians for having met in their domici'e
a great quantity of dynamite and other
explosives.
The President of the French Repu-
bic, Mr.. Los5et, has reached Ioulor
With tie object Of being present at the
launching OF the war ship jeanne d.
A-c.
DISPATCHES f ON London say thrat
on the north coast Of ireland there IS an
extr ordinary snow storm which causes
great surprise owing to early appearan
ce.
Serious disasters have broken out
on the Turco macedonian flontier.
The number of deaths are reckoned
by hundreds.
The Turkist Government has or
dered Osman Pacha to advance forwards
the Servian frontier with three army
corps which will be detained in its ad.
vance.
1t is much commented upon in all
the pollcal circles of Europe that En-
gland and the United States have ceded
their pretentions to Germany which will
not consent in any way that these po
wers pro domo sua administrate the
commercial affairs of the Archipelago
and establish rheir seveeringty there.
The Cologne Gazette, a Rhinish
paper says that in the same way that
England Inundated herself to France
by granting her the best territories which
the BAhr-el Gael Egyptian Sudan
was he'd she England has also bowed
down to Germany acceding to her pre-
tentions in Samoa.
The French Press predisposed tc
wards Germany attacks England saying
that she understands perfectly we'll the
great harm which her commerce wouc
suffer in war with the German empire
and still more so with the French Repu
bic which would go escorted by the Cos
sacks although she may obtain triumph