To the Editor of the Nopru-Carxa Dat News, Sim,—In your morning's issue one is glad to see that subscriptions have prompt~ begun for the Dargarot Williamson Hospital, and that at. the head of the list stand the names of M. and Mme. Uriarto, who, presumably, are the Consul-Genet for Spain and his wife, resident in Shanghai In view of the recent unhappy conflict between Spain and the United States and the intense national feeling inevitably attendant thereupon, it is pleasant to note that the Spanish Consul-General is amon, the Grst to respond to an appeal for ai to*an American hospital. Such an act {speaks well for the magnanimity generosity of the donors, and cay but be highly appreciated by all A-pelicans. Itshows a spirit which mab-y5 "One thi better of human nature~_¢ne same noble spirit which, in war "eas shown by the courtly old Spanish, Admiral Cervera, by Count Eulate ary others, who have won the admiration, of all in America by their j th?'ad who even in defeat have ght "honour to their country.
hop" that this graceful act may be, but the presage of u cordial good feel-ying which shall unite these nations once more in lasting peace.
Tam, ete., 26th August. AN AMERICAN. poe a ati IO ELIE
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