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Viems 6 De Diciembre De 1867. Süscrjcion Vierres 6 de diciembre de 1867. Viems 6 de diciembre de 1867. REMCrJONY AD.«11SISTR\- SÜSCRJCiON. Ь'adi id Prefiüciae. üitrainary Ext-au EL IMPARCIAL ••'.I: En Ir. Administración del Pariódi^. •61'! «a Fapel' d» 1* «brie* do ^ M. de ТЫ<цм?«,„*„ , I l^.rán, Carrera da san Jerónimo, j ¿> Morati, de Tvjt: и.. * -wJ rs. ге»;т». DORIO LIBBRÁL DI LÀ MAÑANA. Subió, calle de Carretas, núm. 31. RYOAINCUS: Los correnpcúsales Y princijalea librerías. No ее devuelve ningún escrito. de los pobres han venido abajo, habiendo perdido parte na, la muerte, abriendo el período de la justicia, in­ contener la emigración, abriendo anchas esferas al de la caña y café que estaba por cosechar y todos los clina á reconocer sus méritos ó sus servicios. trabajo y la actividad do esos de.sgraciados que hu­ frutos menores. No hay que lamentar ninguna desgra- yen do la miseria á riesgo de encontrar una muerte eia personal merced al celo desplegado por el alcalde, ¿Pero qué vé todo el mundo en el neismo aun en cura párroco, juez de paz y secretario del municipio, La sala tercera de esta Audiencia, en el inciden­ el período de ruina que atraviesa? ¿Qué conmisera en lejanas tierras. quienes auxiliados de pobres gentes del pueblo, estu­ te de cnva vista hemos dado cuenta antes do ayer á cion inspira? ¿Qné respeto impone? ¿A qué senti­ vieron toda la noche trabajando, socorriendo á las per­ sonas que demandaban auxilio en los puntos de mayor nuestros lectores, ha dictado la siguiente sentencia: mientos de generosidad obliga para absolverle de DERECHOS DE PUERTOS. peligro. Los efectos del huracán en Humacao son desastro­ «Se confirman con las costas de esta instancia sus culpas? Díganlo todos cuantos presencian su actual desgarramiento. sos. Todos los bohíos han sido destruidos, quedando en los autos apelados de 23 y '21 de agosto último, por ¿No llegará dia en que desaparezcan de una vez muy mal estado la mayor parte de las casas de la po­ los que, en el primero se hubo por evacuada la co­ Si miran á sus hombres no encuentran mas que esos varios arbitrios quo con el nombre de derechos blación, inclusa la iglesia, la casa consistorial y el cuar­ municación, y por acusación ei resultado que ofrece ambiciosos vulgares; apagaluces qpe quieren ha­ menores se exigen en los puertos marítimos, y que tel de milicias. En el campo rara es la hacienda que no esta causa, de la que se confirió traslado á los pro­ ha sufrido la pérdida de sus fábricas, de sus ganados y cernos retroceder á las épocas mas dolorosas de cesados D. Juan Üautista Padilla y D. Diego Vale­ no solo recargan la mercancía, sino que causan mo­ de una buena parte de 1« caña y café, pudiendo asegu­ ro, que evacuarían bajo la debida dirección; y en el nuestra historia. lestias y perjuicios de gran consideración? Hace­ rarse que los frutos menores han sido completamente Si miran al partido no pueden leer cn su pasado^ destruidos, siendo enorme el número de familias que segundo se mandó entregar estos procedimientos al mos estí pregunta, no dudando que será oida por la han (juedado reducidas á la indigencia. En la playa procurador Reyter, para que dentro del término or­ ni una sola grande empresa, ni una sola gran causa dirección de Aduanas, y por el señor ministro de han sido destruidos muchos almacenes, habiendo pere­ dinario evacuase á nombre de los procesados el tras­ con quien hayan simpatizado; al paso que no existe Hacienda. Tiempo es ya de introducir alguna re­ cido una anciana á la que se le desplomó su casa. Bn el lado que se le confirió en el auto anterior.» puerto se sumergió por completo la goleta Isabel //, pe­ ningnn gran absurdo, qne no hayan amparado. forma en csca materia; tiempo de que se llegue á la reciendo siete hombres que la tripulaban. El dia 31 se Por eso si para los otros' partidos y para otros unidad de impuesto; es decir, á que por derechos de celebró un solemne Te-Deum en acción de gracias al hombres llega á haber justicia y aun alabanza, para aduanas se cobre única y exclusivamente el qne Todopoderoso porque en medio de los horrores de la tormenta y de los terribles estragos que ha causado co VOLVAMOS AL NEISMO. el neismo, aun en la desgracia, solo existe desvío y pese sobre la importación do la mercancía. hay que lamentar mas desgracias personales en toda la repugnancia. Para QUE pueda conocerse el gran recargo que jurisdiceion del pueblo que las ya enumeradas. Hasta aquí llegan los detalles que hemos podido ad­ Es tanto el veneno que el neismo ha inoculado suponen los derechos menores, ponemos á continua­ quirir de Tos desa-tres causados por este furioso tempo­ ción los que paga un buque extranjero DE 5Ü0 tone­ ral, siendo muchos mas los pueblos que han experi­ en el país, que no nos atrevemos á calcular el tiem­ EMIGR-A.CIONES VOLUNTARIAS. ladas en el pnerto de la Habana. "* mentado sus terribles efectos, y de lo.- cuales están lle­ po y los antídotos que serán necesarios para expe­ gando á cada paso partes al gobierno, anunciando'nue­ lerlo. Su hálito ponzoñoso lo ha empañado todo; Derechos DE carga á 30 rs. tonelada l.'j.OOO vas calamidades y desgracias. Procuraremos tener al El Sr. Salazar y Mazarredo ha suscitado on la corriente á nuestros lectores de todo lo que ocurra, por especialmente lo que se refiere á la política, á la Derechos menores 723 prensa una de esas cuestiones quo tienen el triste Junta de sanidad 310 mas que nos duela contristar los ánimos. religión y á la instrucción que es lo que mas han privilegio de ser siempre de actualidad, porquese re­ Papeleta de sanidad 120 manoseado. fiere á„la emigración cada vez mas creciente de los Intérprete 90 Derecho de entrada, visita y sellos 440 М15Г,Ш'(Ё1 POIIIICI. En política han predicado el esterminio del ven­ habitantes de muchas de nuestras provincias. Id. de muelle 12,5 cido, pues esto y no otra cosa significan sus alertas Laméntase el Sr, Salazar de (juc las provincias Id, de estancia 15 Práctico 140 al gobierno, cuando alguna vez ha acordado medi­ Vascongadas y Gallegas vean disminuir conside­ Terribles momentos aguardan á los paladines del Cambio de lugar 100 dominio temporal de la Santa Sede. Aun no se ha des­ das de olvido y perdón, ó cuando se ha anunciado rablemente su poblacionicon la espatriacion de mu­ vanecido Itt tormenta que ha estado á punto de termi­ la reaparición de los órganos políticos de uno de los chos de sus hijos, por lo general los mas fuertes y Total 17. OK nar la obra de la unidad italiana, y ya se levanta otro partidos que hoy están cn la desgracia. robustos, dejando á veces desiertos grupos enteros Aun hay otros derechos, como los de anclaje y poderoso auxiliar. Esta vez el enemigo esgrime otro género de armas tanto mas eficaces, cuanto que están En religión ha dado el escándalo de tomarla eu de caseríos por ir en busca de imaginarias fortunas faros, que no eomprendemos en cl estado. Todos templadas en la misma fragua. boca para el triunfo de sus iutereses particulares. al otro lado del Atlántico, Lo mismo sucede en las ellos dan lu^ar á quo el comercio marítimo, hecho Ya no se trata solo de M. Darboy que no en­ provincias del Mediterráneo, de las cuales salen pe- principalmente en buques extranjeros, se resienta cuentra incompatibilidad entre la unidad italiana y la En instrucción ha querido volvernos á aquellos independencia del Pontificado, ni de M. Moustier en tiempos cn que el latin formaba la repntacíon de riódicamento expediciones considerables con direc­ con grave perjuicio de los intereses del Estado. La cuya opinion no es necesaria la existencia del poder j media docena de fray Gerundios do Campazas. ción á la Argelia, en donde encuentran medios de reforma debe realizarse cuanto antes para evitar temporal para el ejercicio de la augusta misión del Papa. Habla ahora et obispo de Chalons del porvenir de la Existe ya y durará mucho tiempo en nuestra subsistencia que la madre patria les niega. perjuicios de gran consideración. Iglesia, y se espresa en los siguientes términos que co­ sociedad ese espíritu de hipocresía y fanatismo, des­ Los inconvenientes que se siguen de esta deser­ piamos literalmente de La Kpoca: caro cn el lenguaje y falta de respeto á las perso­ ción incoucebiblc son tau grandes, sea cualquiera «El protestantismo, el racionalismo, la incredulidad DESASTRES EN PUERTO-RICO. quebrantaron esa intima alianza de los dos poderes, y, nas, esa tendencia á interpretar torpemente las mas el ponto de vista desde donde se contemplen, que cualquiera que sea la disposición de ánimo con que se rectas intenciones, esa inclinación al insulto y á la todos conocemos hoy la necesidad de atajar el mal A medida que llegan á nuestro conocimiento los de­ examinen los sucesos, basta abrir los ojos para ver que y de procurar un remedio que salve áestos infelices las religiones de Estado están á punto de desaparecer caUnnnia que cl neismo ha iuültfado cu cl tiempo sastres causados en esta isla por el último huracán, en toda la Europa moderna. Bl porvenir, que los hechos que ha tenido los codos francos para repartir á de­ de las desgracias á quo, sin saberlo, voluntaria­ comprendemos todo lo horrible, todo lo aflictivo de su preparan, será p'-obublemenu una situación social en la recha é izquierda sus hisopazos. mente caminan, y priva á nuestro suelo de tantos situación.
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