New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-29
YCcArAE.-The Journal Of Commerce publishes
he following extract of q letter dated

"LAGUNA May 2S, 1886
"Since wrote you last perceive BY the papers that
ur Government Intends 10 respect the neutrality OF
BYucatan Thls is as It should be as tho authorities all
BEEN disposed 10 cenciliste the favor of the United
States and Its position in this respect Is firm when
NJ wrote you last. Tho want Of Consul is much felt
Asere as We experience great many difficulties now, in
&eng obliged TO do business with native Mexican
e avoid long he Ia left with the scala of
Hs'ce-stin think that the Government might remedy
&hls evil now. the ports are 10 be kept open.
From the above extract will be perceived that the
ess of the Consulate have been left in the hands of
exican and that countrynen are subject to some
rexations which necessarily accrue under such ccu
stapces There 10 now no american Consul IN fucatan
and those who In the habit OF doing business there
know the difficulties with which have TO contend in
4Iuch state of things.
n FROM NALrARAlso.--A correspondent of the
ros writing from Valparaiso under date of April
&iSain elected We had some excitement here the last
might Of the election daysSome sixty wounded and nine
Killed. Tbs have from OF the RsdicoS There were
Hvera robbed and quite attempt te raise revo
Sn,ion. The ship orensia of Baltimore. had sailed,
Aavlns board Sehor CarvaD Minister from Chill 10 the
United States. and several young Chenos who were 10
lnsh their education In This country Don Felix kenna,
e OF the cad dates for the Presidency had been arrest
FL aud with forty others sent rs prisoner on
hoard the ga,o Chill. Business dull when the Ed
ward Smlth by which the letter arIiveO sailed.
Extract of Dispatch rtcsred at the Department Of STATE
from he LsS alton of the United Stats at C0nstdHttno
pie dattd May 7th, 1876.
al take this occasion to remark that in all proba.
by the harvest Of grain throughout Turkey in Europe,
and the Northern part OF Asia Minor will. Ia
quence OF the wetness of the season. be abundant
Wheat and Barley dimlnshug In price, and the de-
ma, 4 for England has much subsidized. Union.
COMFORTS OF WAK.-We take the following
from The n o. Tropc. It's an extract OF a letter
written by volunteer 10 friend in New. Orleans.
and is graphic picture of the accommodations
Afforded in camp:
Alter a stormy passage we arrived on the i9:h OF
iai, month al Point Isabel where passed my hrsf
Byousc night. sleeping banks; In the erase which
was infested by red bugs by ants, and by ckstho sir
fulloi moskesoes Some rain fell during the night
We some droves OF mustangs In our journey; and
though have been marched far in the hottest wealth
err bvouackiug sometimes in the rain, and sometimes in
The mud otcers and the generally are 10 good
health and spirits. In few days we start again. Inc
officers OF the army promise opportunity spon 10
share the glory OF the American srms.
-SSst saoad seem only 10 soc the favorable side OF
the RNure. must inform you that this country has
greater number and greater variety Of insects OF all
kinds thar over Ia all my life beforeants izards
worms black spider. said 10 be poisonous the
raislesaRke. killed one in my tent last night But
~ors: of all The dies that swarm abou, For the
re time Ia my life have seen fresh meat lily blown In
\ lev mnntes
Car Chaplains horse CALLED Ills side yesterday
eEhnS the poos creature the injured side mass
y man OF the camp went hunting, ne re-
.e.eo anosl crazy he was y-bown in the ear. Ano-
the soldier has suffered in the same way wooen blank
cts are The Wild horses in this part Of the
Try always die when attacked by the flies
Too TRUE.-An African preacher speakins from
WIS, Is prohtsd II he gain the whole woSld and
lose his soul r mentioned among other thnps ,ha,
they Loaf their souls by being too charitable Seeing
The congregation asonished beyond at his saw
ing no very emphacaiy repeated It, and then proceed
ed to eNplsin his meaning
Many people" said he "atsend meeting, hear the
setoo ana when 10 over, they proceed to divide /,
atnous the congregation-ths part for that man,
and that part for that woman such denuncations for
sacn persons these threats for You snners-and So
Thole sermon and keep none for .hemseiyes.u