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SOUTH AMERICAN TR0U BILE
POS TON OF THE UNITED STATES.
1t Docs Not Countenancc the Coercion of
other Republics by Guatamala and Will
Exert its Influence for Peace--tua-
tanala's Minister Withdraw.

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from 'ha' c"'hHii1'|' lSq te9''H5 'hloi'iit
ton as To tht state OI Affairs III Central
America ami asking for suggestions from
tbe Socrataly, of the St.itp. THE Secretary
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say '''' ''' ''''' '''' W ''U
iu'io''"'| III 'N'''e'', ,I'''' 'S ."o We
partmelt came on the 'th. Il telegram adj
dressed 10 the President bv Gen. Barros
onr,,,,ci,,o tint fo,, t,n n,,rnosr nf hrino-
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hiS """'' " "'i''' ~ "ON" NV '"'V' vi
Central America H.W making them one
republic n" SAID, with the approval Of the
osspl.hiv nd assumed the little of ''sIl-
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w! 'he S'lleoaN ,"e government VI MIC
ar0gua notified the United states gov
ernlnent int Nicaragua would repel this
ABSORPTION and TO avert war reoupsiod fine
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'''I 'ii'',' ,''',GA, VI" 'ne
''h ''fe''uei' Hi'ulN'lr Oh H'th salvador IN
forE,ug him that the republics of San
Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa ltiCa were
resolved to energetically resist Gen Bar
rios scheme, and in view of the reported
despatch of troop, from, Guatlmala to AT
tack s'an salvador urged the United
states govornment to check the impend-
ing conflict by "cablegram.'
\ despatch from Mr.. Hall, United
Statcs minister in Central America, con
iirmet the previous Warlike reports and
stated that honduras was in sympathy
with Barrio,'s movement. The state de
partwent ut once telegraphed Mr.. Hall
stating that the United States could not
count"naucc the proposed coercion of the
other Republics ny Guatamala anC that
this government stands ready to exert its
influence for peace Similar kilograms
were sent to san salvador, Nicaragua and
Costa tca. I he Mexican minister to
Washington and Secretary Bayafd had Il
conference and it was decided that Mexico
and the United States should cooperate in
protest against the destruction Of the
autonomy of the Central American States
and the use of moral influences to this end
Later. hut unofficial information to the
secretary says That l}arrlOS expedition
against san Salvador has been stopped,
and thtt l}arrlu- mas asked President Ial-
dlYar to send two commissioners to ar
range settlement The department has
been iotIhcd that the Mexican govern
meut mas WithdlHWn It's legation from
Guatu4o'a and tnat the Gsatamalean
minister to the United STAKES, who also
has 'r"n WlilIrHWn by tn" latter govern
menl because OF his sympathy with the
teNhiRHol!SlS. y new minister mas Deen
appniHt"u ny 9ah SaIN;tdpr' Tor whom the
- Hl'c't p'"'V7 i'',' P'ciI''' &" w u''A icoeP
uues+ thr srcrptorv Of tha rnvv has des-
patched all the available vessels of the
Atlantic and Pacific squadrons % Central
Amef an waters
IN, H. Setre.arA u. oth'e states Iilat non
mnvrmrnt The i-nitrd Stntes IL reIeasnd
from obligation to that republic under
the treaty Of 1864. In the absence of legis-
t l oy Son it Oh iIe ->icaiaSu'' IAN
thar ihnra is any trnaty nhliT.tion win
th"t rlni, hiic Witch r,i,ld ~ Hunnco thn
;n+o,t ,r.,,,o f IA itnital lit,,t ,Tt
department mas no iltlnlulOh lilat any
European power has lntertered or coz
templates interference in the Central
American difficulties The Secretary sub
min. tnnt ~, rnitaI -t,tnu CON nat co,,,-
tnnaunn INV ,nancnrns euhy.r.ivn az Tho
roii"'' o.! Ii4 F,uiO 70 i'oiotEo, -. tiio
Iree Autonomy Oh amy Oh Iie seNefai states
of Central America and concluded by ay
inc tout he believes the moral Influences
and GOOD offices OF the United States can
he M III. nntnntinl aou,,rv in tha ,,racerv,
t;n,, ~ ',.i.,c in ErTtrai Ann,;cab ond 10
a,,r ,t ho rr ,n,l, ~, nth ,,1,l,a az
says 'l'>l ne can MAKE no OJncr SugPeS-
tion9 10 the Senate as to the policy of the
United States Government.
The United States ShouId Treat the Action
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accommodating Transactions in
>enate-General Washington
News.
WAsHINGTON. March lS.-The Senate
thisatternoon confirmed the nomination of
Iocanh = NIilI.r .s comm. Sion.r nf iutar-
JoSel'h - -hlliel 40 commissioner VI ihCci-
nal revenue
f., ,bo o,,oo,+i,.. ,o,.;,,,, ,f III. S,ano,o
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lhe lAJuhctloh Oh secrecy was removed
from the following resolution introduced
by Mr. Edmunds last Friday and agreed
tn hvtho Sonata vasterd,v
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UHGM%, me senate OF the uh'trd states
mI !,"t Imr . ON VI ano I n
ht =, u I't ~, fnt IN i, Wu If +ha
torritorir. of the rrp,ibiics OF NicaIpgIi,.
rrnmrut 'nc republics Of Central America by