New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-25
SPANISH AMERICAN TOPICS.

The Venezuelan Government continues TO display
toward the British suspicion, Justined by 'he
former attempts of the English Colonists OF GUIANA
10 secure possession OF the auriferous lands STU
ated near Cudad Bolivar. Moreover. President
Crespo knows too well that the British island OF
Trinidad near the coast OF Venezuela, has always
been the nest OF all Venezuelan indictments ana
the place from which revolutionary eApedtohs nay
latter country II IL not surprising therefore, that
by order OF the authorities at caracas mr. hes
expelled from Cudad Bolivar. where they mao Ius'
landed The Ensiish Entrants who did not
belong to respectable class Of i.ops aa Of the
vessel which had brought them
Tho famous volcano OF UbIna, in the Peruvian
,or,,on Of the Andes Cordieras which has re-
r,ained inactive for century and hall reccn,y
gave some signs OF eruption IL was % us
up cnders In such large quah"S ""' ivy w
scured the rays VI the sun
The Gillian Society OF Mines. at Santiago. has
oh,a,ned permission from the Government To open
80 oxhui,,on september l. 1874 OF ali objects per
tanning TO the mining industry. The expenses Ior
he TRANSFORMATION OF American articles lor & ~
hiD nuc "s and hack by the CHILEAN Government
In case OF articles and mining machinery D'i ,h
sold by the exhibitors 10 Chilian purc"ase''' ''
import duties are to be remi''eu'
One hundred and sixteen pounds OF silver bars
arrived recently at Montevideo. Uruguay from
|,hut NJ, hoard the steamer Orcana. under strange
circumstances They were consigned 10 the loth-
qust firm. whose representatives, nj Moh'eV'neo
had not been advised OF the shipment Ihey ASK"
,or ,pstruc,ion from the head Of the hrm, NJ
Euen"s Ayrcs but nothing was known even uete
ahont the shipmeat. Ii was arranged hoN'''',
10 senn ~ the time that the silver destined
for the coinage OF lovo.co pesos "hich IN. Coy ,
npnmen, wanted 10 be done without too much pub
,,cix and IL Is probably for that reason that the
Tornaust firm were not Informed oil 'he eohs's"-
ment
In caIv has.
rece,,Iv sent TO his Government report OF his
,ts,, 70 the Catholic school at San Vicente In
which he SAYS: THE teachers examined In my
presence all the classes OF the school; during ,s
dirertor and the frst assistant director attended
with their cigars In their mouths
In Guayaquil. the commercial capital OF Ecuador
the anniversary OF the proclamation OF indepen-
dencc which occurred October > ~" o was ce,e ,,
hrrtci with great enthusiasm the oriclaI anu
popular festivals lasted no less IMAM h'e DAYS
-rhe newly appointed Archbishop OF Quito IN
rc,ador Senior Don d. Pedro X. Gonzalez
Colixto took formal charge OF his functions on
the 4th OF October. The Minister OF Ecclesiastical
Afairs sent the prelate the iapai decree anu
oo,hor rontifcal documents which were afterward
presented the President OF the Republic by the
new Archbishop
The two casinos in the city Of Mexico. which
vere supported by the Spanish residents. have
united and will form hereafter single casino.
rhi, is "A welcome news. Tor 1t indicates the ces-
satlon OF the unfortunate dissensons which had
oividrd into TWO camps the members OF the
Spanish colony in the Mexican capital.
The Governor OF the State OF Chiapas. In Mexico.
has signed with Don Jose Mora contract for
the establishment OF agricultural colony for
the purpose Of improving the condition Of honest
| people In straitened circumstances Lands will
| be given to them especially with the view OF
| promoting the cultivation OF coffee. grains seeds
and agricultural implements VIII be given to the
| colonists who will be- exempted from the capita
| tioa tax, Us well from that for public instruc-
| ton.