New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
SPANTSH-ANERICAN TOPICS.

While cable dispatches from Buenos Ayres re-
por. that the rebellion is about TO be renewed in
Uruguay. the latest papers AT hand from Monte
vldeo state that the censorship Of the press had
been raised there The President Of the Republic.
with the consent OF the Council Of Ministers, de-
creed on December "a that the motives for which
a censorship had been established upon newspa-
sns nj IN hs i
that President Idiarte Borda considered the revolt
led by AgarciS, saraiya and ms DTTsneT onSuo
to be revived Is 1t true that. according 70 recent
optimistic expectations. and that the Republic OF
Uruguay is again In the hroes OF an instruction?
It was on January 81 hat the buildings OF the
Central American Exposition. at the city OF Guate-
,nala were to be transferred by the contractor
Senior Heiny to the committee Of the exhibition
He had been recently introduced to the members
b by the Minister Of Public WORKS and improve
ments Senior Don Manuel Morales. Every en-
couragement and facility had been promised 10
the contractor and electrical apparatus furnished
to night and ay in d have of by
bition. which is TO open officially on May Is.
Two instances of the artistic development OF
Mexico. which has otherwise so greatly advanced.
thanks to the prevailing political tranquility due
the able and stern administration OF President
Porfrio Daz, chronicled in the Mexican papers.
At Jalapa they have opened the Artistic Exhibition
q North American company has been encouraged TO
construct a large building somewhat similar 10 the
Chicago Auditorium. In the building will be the
atrc q music hall several rooms for the of
literary. artistic and scientific societies 1t is said
largest part Of the 500 900 needed to erect the build
ing.
The Bolivian papers have published enthusiastic
reports and editorials IN regard 10 the solemn re-
ception rendered in the capital TO the new Minister
of Spain. This was natural for that Minister Senor
Don Julio da Areano, was already well known In
Bolivia since he had conducted in Paris few years
ago. with Senior Tomas Frias the Bolivian Commits
sioner the negotiations which ended in the present
treaty of peace and friendship now uniting Spain
and bolivia The President OF the latter country
Don Severe Fernandez Alfonso. surrounded BY his
Cabinet Ministers the members Of the Supreme
Court Of Justice and other high dignitaries; ex-
changed the most cordial congratulations with the
new Spanish Minister who presented his official
letters OF appointment,
The bitter sentiments left In Mexican hearts
by Maxmilians enterprise now fast dsap-
pearing under the influence OF time. Already the
cornerstone of a monumental tomb for the French
and Mexican Imperiaists killed at Pueblo has
been laid by President Porfrio Diaz himself Now
another monument Is to be erected. at Queretaro,
upon the Cerro dc las Campanas. the spot where
Emperor Macmillan and Generals Metia and Mira
mon were shot In 1867. by the order of Juarez
monument viii replace the columns which had
the construction will lie placed album in which
visitors VIII DE allowed 10 express their sentiments
at the view OF that traGical spot OF the Mexican
land.
The bcyclists in the Argentine Republic seem
to be as enthusiastic az their brethren IN other
countries Of Europe and North America. The pres
idents of several bicycle societies have present.
cd to the municipality OF Buenos Ayres a request
for eIatuitous concession OF a ground situated In
the suburbs for the building OF a public velo-
| or dollars In the building and various improve
ments OF the ground. the whole OF which would
revert 10 the municipality at the expiration OF the
free concession. which Is asked for term Of twen-
ty years.