New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-24
cpayJSB.ANERICAN TOPICS.

Nv Yuma the ordinary session OF the Chlhah
~onSress will be opened. The newspapers IN San,
-,aeo and valparaiso brought by the latest man
Gov that the new President Of the Republic 0eio.
rrrazurlz will not open the session WIN ie'saeo
.,,,,,en IN the usual form. He is to SEND mercy
summarized review Of the present conolooii .. "
<ai-s IN the country. Special informauoh WIN y.
presented concerning the foreign relauoNs VI nm
and its financial situation ana AT ,le are to be
admitted 10 the examination or Inc Na'oHai No''
gress.
s.oor Iosa s Decoud, Minister OF Foreign AL
fairs of Paraguay has promptly put sup W 4"
nannuyre calculated 10 endange1 inc "ienu'' -
,a.ions existing between his country ana Inc al
Centtne Republic An opposition paper IN Asceh
c,on Eel Pueblo" had asserted in an editorial
,.edsr that the Paraguayan Chancellerie was en-
paeed IN secret negotiations with that OF bra~ii
TINS awakening Argentine suspicious. instead a1os OF
cultivating frank relations with all c9un,ie the
NJ Dacnnd sent Immediately TO Mr.. lturourn, the
%. Minister at Buenos Ayres, orders 10
deny the fa ts,hfu to her policy Of cordial
fraternity with all American h hoI;ne friends did
1ore sPe secret negotiations with any of them
and had not subscribed nor wouio , suo fbn good
snv pacts or conventions endangerlng me e0ou
emSS EXCELLENT relations existing at present
TIL. annual message Of General Iglesias. Presi-
hent of Costa Rica, recently read 10 the Ooheie'S
=, the Republc presents the condition or the coun"
message states that international relations nave
hten highly satisfactory during the last Twelve
,,on,bs Referring 10 the frontier convention
Nth Nicaragua President Iglesias says that ne
Sxnects a favorable issue from the labors, OF .ne
ne two counties He recalls the fact mat eX-
fresiaent Cleveland had consented. by a decree Oh
last February 10 send an engineer, H. !. Aea ~
ander 10 act as technical counsel ana auniasi W
The commissioners appointed by the Go'eihHnch''
OF Nicaragua and Costa Rica
The latest cable dispatches relative 10 inc al
legged restrictive measures proposed by the German
Government against emigration call to MIND the
attention given TO Colonial questions by the Euro
mean Governments and explain the appearance at
Paris of a bl-monthy magazine called the Revue
Dn,omat!aue CT Coloniale' That review. four
rurbers OF which have already been published,
bss created quite stir In the Foreign Ohces OF
Turopean countries, and Its general driit or IN
Sormafion and advices has been approved by the
Sauy nress in Europe, which was discussing espe-
ct.iiy the adyantages and disadvantages or emil
Grafton in South America. The question was 10
fnow whether or not Germans ana lthilails sIouru
Ieen going TO the United States instead OF coiohZ-
ing In the Argentine Republic or IN brazh IN ~!
one If its numbers the Revue Diplomauque ct
Coioniale" publishes a remarkable letter from
Herrv NJ STANLEY. who gives valuable advice 10
INTENDING French emigran;s ana throws great
deal OF practical and useful light upon the suD)ect
~ Fliropean emigration. the current OF whicn
ehonjd he directed he says, In large part TO the
Arcentne Republic and Brazil, free countries
fhrou,ine their doors wide open 10 receive emil
grants from the Old Worio