Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-19
ALEX AMD3IAs
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10. 1897.

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report announcing that the disturbances in Du-
range were happily quelled. The Correo de Ia
Federation of April 29,h, complains Of the tar
illness cf the ecclesiastical tribunals in deciding
the fate of Padre Arenas, who had been con-
victed as conspira,or against the State, on his
own confession. Another gazette, Ell Sol, in
Weighs bitterly against "the United States OF
the North;'' contrasts their enn,,ty to Mexico,
and their real ,creichsdness, with the friendly dis
positions and the prosperous grandeur OF 1rea'
Rri,ain: and asserts that the Mexican Congress
would no, ra,ify the treaties made with this
country, until the question OF territorial limits
between the Mexican Union and ours, should
he settled. The treaties, sc framed at rama
ma, were still under consideration in the Mexican
Congress, and likely to remain so as long as
The nations Of the South, whose Commission
ers were parties tc them, continued 10 be In
state Of political disorder. The papers contain
an official account Of the invasion of Guatema-
Ia by the troops Of Salvador. The people flew
10 arms, with the President OF the Republic at
their head, and the hostile forces were met, en-
coun,ered, beaten, dispersed and completely
over,hrown. These events took place on the
ed and Esd of April.
The Editors Of the Baltimore Chronicle have
received letter from Havana, Stating that on
the 9Th Of May, seven vessels OF War, were
cruizipg off the Harbour. They were suppos-
ed 10 be the Colombian squadron, consisting OF
two Frigates, one Corvette two Briggs and one
,hree-masted Schooner-The writer adds that
LaborGe, with FIVE heavy Frigates, was only
waiting a wind to get, hence. He predicts tina,
an engagement would take place before the e
lapse of many days.
letter from London dated the 4ih Of May,
and received at New-York, mentions that lie
ChsraEsr ID. Francisco Taeon was about to en-
bark from Hayre for New-York, as Spanish Mi
mister 10 this country.
The Governor of New-York has issued a
Proclamation requiring the Senate OF that State
20 meet, as a Court Of errors, on the 9th infant.
Canal Tols-The gross amount o. toll re-
ceiyed on the Erie and Champlain canals du-
ring the months of April and May is S2l4,69S,-
IS, being an excess over that received during
the same months last year Of S29,e27 co.
The Illinois Reporter, says, What every COM
ing day brings with it It's convictions that there
is no hope for the General in this State; and
though he may obtain large vote in the south
ern par, of it, i, can do him no possible good,
as the entire vote of that part will be small,
quite small, in comparison with that OF the
northern, which will be generally for the pre-
sent Administration
The Sangamo Spectator Of the Esd May, con-
firms the above TO the fullest extent and says
I'VE very much doub, whethera general meet
ing in any county, Greene, perhaps, excepted,
Gould be convened To nominate the General.
A resolution passed the House OF Represen-
,a,;,ex If Massachusetts on "Wednesday last
au,horising the appointment Of AN engineer and
commissioners, FOR surveying route or ,outes
for rail road from Boston to the Hudson RI
yer, and appropria'iug sum not exceeding ten
thousand dollars for deiraying the expense.
IFrom the National Journal]
The profligate conductors OF the eegraph'
have, in their publication OF Saturday. added to