New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

which. by the way. might pe ~ oa 80 says that
italsn Immigrants should not as they do too gen
ef e1f6rm 'T menia work for small salary El
Tempo advise them to start Immediately se OF
he coast and engage in agricultural labor.
rbara Wa. lately a quiet Ministerial crisis IN
Paraguay. which was promptly settled, thanks 10
~. bigh and sensible views OF President Esu1-
TIA concerning his constitutional duties and
nrerogat,ves and 10 the patriotic conduct OF sehor
tosA q Decoud Minister OF Foreign Ana'rs. Inns
Minister having been the object OF some AccuSa
tons in the Chamber OF Deputies demanoeo 10
ma called before that body, so that preliminary
Investigation OF the charges should be maze thus
enabling the Chamber 10 order trla Oh 'ho LII
,.,or nv the Senate as is required by the Consu-
tutIon But the Chamber closed It's session Win, III,
out GsGSsS nte baseess Senior Decoud think
INK that under the circums tances, ne NJ resiS
renain in the Cabinet sent the Preslden. ms t5
nation for the second time having a.e ssS BEEN
d4red last August as soon as UTat then in SEES
Sion president Eguzqgzs again Dsi Tefus aaa g seor
cept the resignation OF me I'm bur- IN patri
Otto spirit on account OF the existing oispVce tbe
tween Bolivia and Paraguay s u, MI oc. 20 TIC
In Nicaragua the consequences OF the late reVo-
m,,onary movement. so fortunately and SO prompt
IL subdued make themselves felt. not ohiy WIZ
rosnoct 70 the general prosperity OF the country
but also 10 the conditions OF private citizens mus
r. is learned that OF the most pr2nlIhgrE. .
in the republic the retired genera p engrae to
Costa Rica with his family on account OF r Ine
, Vii be promptly remedied. thanks to me
wise policy pursued by the GovetrI'e en- ,,s own
grants amne nd also $50 Because it has been solicited
70 do so as for instance. BY delegaIout =. ,nr
% nardon OF the conspira tors Of last September
rho ravspapers Of Guayaquil. Ecuador. publish
,arv particulars about the arrival In the archi'
ro,ago ~ Colon OF a North American scientihc
commission. These particulars were Droush' "
,ha niIo- boat Felix Porvenlr. which found lying
80, The islands OF the archipelago the schooner
ia and Matte which had landed there the Amer
tenn explorers. geographers and scientists. Tney
are sc.ond,fons OF the Islands In regard TO climate
I orHe' nroducts The Commission had already had
ESo2n s+S 70 GSTeF on the the Of
new crater was opened by the shootlng OF .ns
ae% on it's way down the mountain. has
covered sixteen square leagues OF ground IN 'he
valley.
Although perfect tranquility prevailed at the
,atAsr dates in Costa Rica, despite alarming rurnors
to the contrary sSered Il necessary to curtai
$1,000 ,iv the somewhat abused freedom OF the
nress Thus II is that he newspaper la Pre sn a
LISre comments that the Governor OF the province
Sas ordered It not TO discuss AT an any topics III
reIation 10 the politics Of the country.
The Venezuelan papers have published full par
ticulars OF the reception OF Rudolph Dodge by the
members of the Cabinet OF President Crespo, and
/ ,ho, have added encouraging comments In regard
+, the development OF American commerce with
+ the snanish- American republic. Rudolph Dodge,
80 ~ the great New-York manufacturer ana
somrSar NJ the prosperous town OF Dogevile. Is
the Special Commissioner 10 Venezuela OF the Ma
EeInSia He was officially presented 70 the various
members OF yenezaea1 Gabret to y yy.b.es
n Raias the Minister Of Foreign Anatrs, as
well as Or Riera. the Minister OF commerce says
70 the plans presented to them by Rudolph DoIge
The same support was also promised by Or chi.
rlnos the Minister OF Public instruction, VINO Is
interested in the educational features com
Srised in the plans Of the American Association