, 1881-01-24
Great Britain Probably Willing to
Renew Diplomatic 1scln-
ttons with Mexico.
The Greek Cabinet Averse to the
Proposed New Conference
Of the Powers.
TlHl Russian Troops Victorious In q Se-
=" rcre Fight With Tie 1ekke
Turcumaus.
4 Bonaparsist Declares His Readiness to
Support the French Republic
Henceforth.

Rpsetas Dtspatth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
New ORLEANS. La.. Jan. 23-'fte stcnn-
shtp Wnnderer, Capt. l4eltll, arrived. late to-
night from Belize, Honduras. She brings
the fo!lo wing news:
Tho Colony Of British Honduras Is In cx-
citement over the capture and sl,oot-
Ing. by order Of President Bonias
OF the Republic Of Guatemala, OF
tlla Jesuit priest the. nev. Father
Gtflett. BY the laws Of Guatcmnla all Jesutts
have been bants'tea from tie Republic. and
should nly be cAnKht III the Republic they
Invariably meet their doom by 1"ius shot be-
hind tho prIson.walls or out OH the plaza,--t.
place reserved for the execution u .,utcd crl,u.
inals.-in full view OF thu entire population.
Il appears that Father Gll1ctt visited Gun
tenaln for Ills health, aud not asa Clergyman.
Nevertheless he Ind scarcely set foot I'll Liv-
EnEston when, being recognized by the COM
,l,andnnt, 1la was arrested jronet and tfirow,,
into dungeon to nwnlt orders from tile
Capital, Guatemala City. On tho rcce!pt
Of the telegram ordering Ills being brought
OF to the Capital for trlul, i'e was dlyestel
Of nearly all his clothing anil forced to
walk barefootcd distance Of 100
miles over tho mountains, his cnpturs
using mules as a means of trnnspor-
tNLlViit MANb1l& AllNl llllES AAfSs 11t M4lS
tried and sentenced! to be shot. Tie ncws Of
III Drit'sl, Honduras, md being nnll Of ex-
tyaortllnary ,cloauei1ce and learning, and
one whom every ono l,ouorcd and r.
specte1, the Governor of Belize was waited
upon by Thousands Of persons of every
crcetl nnd belief and askcd to demand the
surrender pt tho priest into his hands. Thts
WAS done, but NIL TO no Arnll, for prc6jugMt
Hnncas Ind passed Judgement, md nothing
remained but the execution Ut the sUntepuc.
guard and marched tn tho plnza, where they
were tnl''ed by two regiments OF soldiers.
Ills coffin VIM brought and plnced before
rson h" e a s9aers a seFmsa s,sa "ow
was posted firing party, Behind the sui
nwestrllck and silent, ,rhe signal fur the
s1o1K r eSyyg a5 g'gs M tfss a; sort aS FSls d ~ IT,
so,iii| of tl,o third roll died away. wl,cn VIII,
one. instantanenl,s report twc,lty carhtnea
sent forth their loaded missiles
II tis &c tell ffSa pt On sst IL eS ad ssres FstsF IT
seventeen wounds, a INNS, Of tfe!ess t!est,
and .blood. immediately the ahtlll hlnst 0f
tho btlgln wns llgnrtl ordering tho formation
Of 2 .Aarcllng line, Nid, lelvlns tlptall Of
stlers, marching to tho t,lno Uf d llyUiy qulck-
step reentered their barfurts, and wero lis
iNisaGt.
NA1LRoAr ACCIDENT.
Puerto Cnrtes Wus tho seul.e OF pfrigl,tful
rniErond accident. by whlcl, quits d lilnbur
Of people wero Kill MltI wounded. The ex-
press consisting nf two passeliger cuaches,
0ne mnil. md ono bagPage~car, running
Mt tho rnte Of twenty-five nljles aM
lour,, while turning q auiye III Amour
Maintain, known ~ Golden teoek Curve,
clearca tho trnek owing tn n misplaced rail-.
n1ll w,la precipltntatf t!DwIl n valley seventy
feet. Nearly alt aboarl wtrn either Killed
0rfatAfty wounded, q great lnni,y bleeding to
death without any illetllcnl attendance.
FUtsEtnSElss.,
Heretofore tho lnws of SpnMtsh Honduras
have forbidden my f0re!g.ler holding claims
ur working any OF the mines. but now tlle
Government 1lAs d new cotn ut 1aWs ErAtIt-
Ink thu privilege to Americans to hold nld
work any cln!n,s found. This IA dane to III
yltc Americans to como anl populate tic
colony.