New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27

FOUND SOME WAY OF RAISING THE
MONEY. TERHAPs FROM THE
CANAL CosPANY-MR BLAINE
OF ABRoGATIoN OF THE
CLAYTON -Bt'LwER
TREATY
Corinto. Nicaragua. April 25.-All was quiet
here this morning no English marines have
yet been landed
London. April 27.-Neithcr the Admiralty nor
tho Foreign Onre had received news from Mica
ragua at midnight THE Morning POST SAYS:
The period Of the ultimatum having expired 1T
is regarded rs probable that the British Will now
/ occupy Corinio. The Government has not modl-
/ fed its ultimatum nor directed Admiral Stephen
son 20 extend the time.
The STANDARD" IL informed that British
rincs will be landed at Corinto tomorrow; also
that Seh1r GWman. Nicaragua's Minister in
Washington. received a dispatch from Managua
today saying that the Government would not
BE able t. pay the so 900 Indemnity by midnight
The Westminster Gazette" asserts that the
enforcement Of the British demands upon Mica
ragua will not be put In effect by Rear-A imiral
Stephenson. commanding the British warships
at Cornto. until midnight tonight. No con-
nrrnstlon II this statement. however, can be
/ obtained at the Foreign Office
THE Globe" says that Ambassador BayarI has
cough, - obtain ,r,,, tho r,oroiqr Ofica = fav
n urs ov,orsI,, -, rho firnatun ~ C;reot Britain
- v,cororu, and ais, rn,do surcastio-s I'm re-
CARL 20 m" payment of the indemnity demanded
The Pal Mall Gazette" speaking of the
NicaraRuan difficulty. says that the attitude Of
the United states In connection herewith has
been ae courtcously correct as II possibly could
have been. The paper adds that this Is good
omen for a cl lISc understanding upon the Chino
r l,,o-.t-, o,, ,b, o,..io, ~ ,,root Rri,ai,,
~,.,. ,o ~o,,, ,,,,, ;, ,.orb tho s,anish- Amer,
can countries thnt none OF them is too insignih-
cant 10 treat foreigners dcccntly
The standard" will print tomorrow letter
signed "Fx-C Consul" which says:
Dur-r my reslicnce in Nicaragua the intrlq,ics Of
tho ni'oi ?iaies W. al nc bolo.n % Az az & .rS-
ira, Nmoric,n countries as ,hcr ,r5,t,15 some day
O. b" annexed They rad s'fc.1' eN'r,onS IN
,,,ci. -, rrl,ish Influence from the Mosquito coast
! 90 not ',ant t1' Nic'rasuas rcr'E' Aco}n is
United states
Tho "rx-C,neul, s,c,ks favorabrv n "Ni,a-
r,y,,o,e unro~.t,r,t. inhabitants" yyhorn no al
vav4 found friendly - forelgncrs especially
Enrllshmon But the system ~ government IS
bad" he adds They get into trouble with for
cirn Powers because they submit their aTairs g.
utterly !n,xperiencod men while they continue
always - D.. the easy prey u the in.r!gues of
skilled dlplomatists. II beho0vcs the European
countries. especially England. T. keep a. watch
ful cy, on hoatile influences
Colon Colombia. April 2s-Adyices received
hcro from Nicaragua tonight are to the effect
that at o'clock this morning the Ncaraguan
Government hal not handed It's reply t. the
British Admiral
HAS NICARAGUA RAISED THE MONEY?
Washington. April &C CspcCiaD.-At a late hour
Tonight neither the stat" Department mr. Min
lister Guzman had received any news from Mica
rngua touching the contemplated seizure ot
C,rinto by an armed force landed from the
British ucn-of-war assembled in the harbpr
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In tn Wcan time II IS suggested mere that
Nicaragua has found tho means of raising the
,money demanded by Great Britain. and that the
sum Will zoe handed over 10 the British COM
mander before y O'Clock tonight Where this
rnonc, comes from is a question var!ousy an
sWcrc1. ON the one hand. II IS thought that
>.i.or,s,,, 90 ,,, r,if nc ,,-,rlv or ne sh. has
tried 10 make the rest Of the world believe within
tho lac, ,o,,. dave q, m, ,,bor +, ,s s,id that
th" last IT," daHS. 'H 'l' "''''' II - S''" '''''
the Canal Company has found way Of alVanc-
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INK th' money OH I''''Nl'S 'SH"' '""r'N W. SUM
sort or obtaining al dlitoua. concessions Of value
w..
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ever the methods ly which the money has been
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raised Ucie ls "''' "'u"' '"i''S''" ''' 'i''.''
non. I'm official circlre-that the money will be
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mediate frotIbi. will be- avcrtcd What future
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course England ma! take 10 HaIdS' ->''"'"7u''
remains ~ L.. soon
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