New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

PANAMA, May 3.-The State of Antigua offers
an asylum to all sisters Of Mercy who may be expelled
from other countries.
OTTAWA, May 12.-It is reported that the
Hon Alexander Mackenzie will leave for England about
the first week in June on business connected with the
breach Of the OF union with British Columbia
PiNAMA, May 3.-AlthOugh we are on the
eve of elections for the next President Of the Co
lumban Union, matters in general have still pacific
look The state militia Is daily exercised; wnIe te
national forces only out when needed 10 protect
American passengers
QUEBEC, May 12.-Last evening Stadacona
Lodge, Good Tempars welcomed deputaton from Sis
cities Of Great Britain who had just arrived per the
nence were delivered.
PANAMA, May 3.-The Government of Sal
vador in its official periodical, has expressed consider
able indignation at finding the country cassed by the
Council of the English Bondholders in their report
proportions of the old federal debt
PANAMA, May 3.-Some disturbance occurred
at Amapala Honduras, from party Of bandits from the
interior, who came plunder the town. The leading
Of the place armed themselves and successfully re-
PEELED the robbers The leaders were captured and put
In irons and the remainder dispersed For two or
three days great excitement existed ia the place
PARIS, May 12.-In the Assembly to-day,
IL Guchard introduced resolution disappearing the
contracts for carrying the mails made by the Govern
ment with the transatlantic steamship companies. He
moved that the resolution be declared urgent ana the
Assembly agreed to the motion. 1t stated on the
part OF the French Postal Department that the Govern
ment would soon settle the question.
PANAMA, May "a decree bearing date of
April 2, establishes School Of Art and Trade in GuIte
mala Another Of April recognizes the independence
Of the Republic OF Cuba and establishes official relations
between the two Governments AS consequence, seVe
raj Cubans residing at the capital, ana great many
Others who sympathZe with their cause serenaded The
President anu his Ministers.
PANAMA, May 3.-While the steamer City Of
Panama was lying at anchor at Punta Arenas in Costa
Rica during her last voyage demand was made on her
refugee who board as passenger from Nicaragua
10 Panama The captain refused, show OF using force
was made and clearance refused to the steamer
which sailed without 1t under protest
ST. JOHN, n. B., May 12.-The Laborers' So
ciety men who struck work few weeks ago have re-
turned to work II reported at meeting Of the So
cety held tonight that the will conclude to work
the rebels The rggers have also receded from
their demands and are now willing to WORK The same
result will probably follow with the wOrkmen in Clarks
Mills at Carlton, who now ON strike Tor higher
wages
PANAMA, May 3.-The President of Peru has
signed the bill passed by Congress which authorizes the
Executive to dispose Of 100000 tons Of gano for
sumption in the United States at price not less than
30 soles per ton The President having full power in his
hands IL is expected he make combinations that will
prove acceptable and be able 10 sell sufficient quantity
Of guano the obligations OF the Republic abroad
and carry the Governments