New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
FOREIGN NOTES.

DR.. Rafael Munez of Carthagena is named
as one of the candidates for next President OF the
Colombian Union.
The Government of Honduras has accepted
the invitation to contribute TO the festival 10 be held aG
Philadelphia In 1875.
The treaty between Peru and China has re-
ceiyed the appreciation of the Peruvian Senate bas
also the Postal Convention drafted with tue Argentine
Confederation.
The people and Government of Salvador
have come 70 the that with respect to
cordat the country better without IT, requiring only
free church in free state.
On Wednesday night, representatives OF tho
local governments Of Ontario Quebec Nova Scotia and
New. Brunswick will meet ut Ottawa to discuss the i'm
migration question, and devise some system OF Joht
action.
Postal treaties between Germany and Chill
and Peru have passed their reading ia the Ger
man Parliament. Negotiations are pending for similar
treaties with Bolivia Costa Rca Colombia, aud other
Spanish American states
The revolution in Venezuela still continues
according reports rom Panama to Oct "a Coro had
been taken by the Blues, who had also aIa siege TO
turned from Pserto CaDello to Caracas
The Colombian Assembly was still IN ses-
sion on the oath October IL has entirely dlsapprovst
of the treaty made With Costa Ri:a as to bonndare..
bames the Colombian Minister Tor want o. patriot
ism IN agreeing to the treaty.
A telegram from Ottawa, Ont, says that tho
militia force In the northwest OF British America ~
about TO be reduced from $40 men. This change
being considered ust I'd by the quiet Of the
try aud the efficiency OF the mounted police TIE state
ments with respect TO the hostile intentions ~ The la
dams and others are, with good reason, dscredted
The new Constitution of the Republic Of
Hagti Just promulgated, allows foreigner to hold
movable property in Hayt and prescribes that
Of losses by civil political disturbances indemnity
can claimed from the State either Oy ciriz2ns for
eign residents, who can only have recourse to tho
courts to recover damages nom the individuals by
whom he losses were caused
The British Government has Informed It's
Minister In Chill that the action Of the Cuban authors
ties the Tacua aGur illegal. The British Mus
ter instructed. in conseq fence. 10 demand
preston Of regret OF Chill for the Of
Capt Hyde, and indemnity ~ be nxei by the Cbian
Government The Government OF Chill has submitted
this demand TO the Supreme Court OF Justice winch has
decided that there such Illegally, aud that the
Gillian Government owes no Indemnify ~ Capt. Hyoc.
In Nicaragua the election for President was
to take place the 4th Of October. TIE two cand-
extremes, and it was thought that whatsoever Was
elected there would be trouble TO the country Sclys
ally Of the Jesits, and his election says Mica
ragua paper. would he easus teW for all Genital
America. The authorities taking all
slDe against Disturbances at the polls.
Contributions have been collected in Saliva
dor aid those who suffered by the earthquake
In Guatemala. The Government OF Guatemala has
taken measures prevent the foundations which
the towns Of Antigua, Pastores, San Lorenzo aud
other places threatened Some hundreds OF leborers
employed the works necessary attain this op-
ject The steamer Winchester, which anchored az San
jose the Path OF September brought supply Of hour
the OF that article from the soppage Of
mills by the foundations.