The New York herald., 1868-01-30
wtClaL coaMspovOepCe Of TINE HERALD.
Earthquake nt tho Cnpiini-The EnEiish Rail
,vay Conccssion-The Presidents Extraorai
uary P0wers.


way Conccssisn-Tho Presidents Extraor ai-
nary Powers.
AExIcs CRY, Jan. Q, 1893.
Tho thin scale OF crust which pertains the suracs
of mother Garth tbs immediate locality and which.
In Tact only amounts TO very thin skin, has at last
bcen stretching and ctacSing under the influence OF
thoss volcanic which have vcsy istely been
destructive farther east OF We have been looking
for earthquakes and thsr conoom,snts aud just now
whsn least expected, receive the visl yig.
ianc, and other comniltsss s,ms Of them OF a
sisplic character, aud appointed from uino 10 tns
by tn, civil authorities . 'goos Rftst" tho matter
had held their mee.ng. nado their report and
aioarnsi rhsr .hls uaLini aud oitsa desth.brng,ug
visitor shakes "a up naoa. scsrceiy seconds noce
giving ,Tao 'o lhs wicked 70 .@s and no notice 20
As good" 0o tho afefnooa d Dscsn.asi 80, az ,en
minutes pas ave O'Clock, tli, osp,a, ezpsaencsa las
lrst shook rhich lasted Cor several minutes Pendant
lamps and pictures vsro swinging 70 sad 90. and shs
psopis rita weak ssomschs lad 70 "a. second dinhsr
no injury was dons 10 any bllilass an tia vibrations
ot Iosiesrsa nese aol rspt yosn passing aio1g Ia
unbreseo waves, Tots city is undoubtedly indebted 10
ts elastic foundation OF mud and wslsr Tor lis present
existence az city, as the terrific es.lhl iakss through
which u has already passed rtisst wa arc expecting
al sy 'momant recIrrsuoe Of rir unwolcoms visitor
fispd les us WHO hsppsusd t. os ya,sna At ths side
OF one or hs csDas which nbo tnd tho outskirts sf the
eV las ne uss observed tho uasr dasnos up against
and dnIT wosbiog up and do Il. AM "a all dlrec,ona
la TIN houses the ngliug OF tae pendant glass drops
from the Chandeliers call tue attention TO the phsno
msnon, WHOM th, shock ta Light 30 rot 10 forcb,y
conytncs us OF the fact that n expcficncng al
earth quake Wo arc not anxious Cor no rep ttion.
The question Of granting extraordinary powers 90 the
Prssldent BY wach he VIII DO fully aba To sup
press tbs pTosent nsarrsstoa agtus, The constitu-
uonsi government has ssln Doen under discus.
sou, and not yet decided. "Tns empire which
ns been proclaimed there simply means tbs,
tns people OPPOSED " any govsrnrusnt, what
eysr nsy bs rs pnncy pies which does not give
them mocsy aud means OF living other than BY the
aweat Of ths,r btows They have declared for aud
against AaHimisn and now f1r ard against yuarez.
The derived from that portion OF country
comparatively small -lts the cost OF qusiiny thH
uprising end preventing future by re,asiag there
army which In is turn may become Injected 10 TOO
bardsusoms for broken backed treasury.
Tue vacant seas tu the Congregational HALL arc 10 Tho
members ptesont so many sonsuas which seem 70 re-
MUD tns thai tbsrs are pVtohs &c tho countrv which
are not wholly .tscsasttuoed and aat tho doctrine ~
not yst aHkact 10 Msxco "a fT,s hgat lot ths bert
win"
Yesterday Afternoon motion passed the Heuss call
Ing for oil the papers IN Fsgsgd 10 concessions given 20
tbs English, Vera Cy-r and hsrico Railway Company
BY all governments, liberal aud Imperial, and the
amount OF money which tho company has rscsisod
FROM them. 1hs looks Ike Congregational ipquistivs
noes TO the particulars OF hs iays fourteen million
oonesssoa.
The Amerlssn capitalists from tho northern par, OF
the United sates-anf who have aided and sympath zed
with republican herco. are represented here. and have
besn soeklpg investments. bot with any result as
yet and the question s being asked 'what lean ihsso
lnisup zhW are ssntinuiRa 'ts lAbsr asd nAiA"