New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
SPANISH-AMERICAN TOPICS.

The Argentine Republic IL the centre from which
he new Socialis, doctrines endoayor TO permsAte
the southern part of this hemisphere The Ma
tional Council OF the labor party In la Plata re-
gons was preparing at the 'ates; adyices By mail
TO hold a congress. In which several agsornsr-
atoms were participate besides the regular
groups OF the Argentine Labor party. mat CON
gress will be the first one in South America calieo
to discuss questions OF general Interest ana 70
adopt resolutions and a unified policy intended 10
govern the lsboring classes from the Caribbean
Sea to the Terra del Fuego Up 10 the present
time the Spanish-American Socialist movement
was on too small scale TO permit the COM
rades" 10 unite into a solid organization IL must
be borne IN mind that tho Argentine kepuonc 10
nhabitSd ny men Oh Si,iist ctn,eross to be held
AT Rupnos Ayres there viii be. among other or
gsnzstions. ii. Centre socia.ista obrero. number
born. and the Fasco del Lavoratori an association
exclusively composed Of Italians, Inc numeross
the congress well as the numerous group OF
Socialist students OF the Argentine Kepunne,, me
lated into Spanish the works Of Karl Marx VIII be
one Of the most influential delegates to the bueh's
Ayres Socialist Congress.
The President Of Brazil Senior Campos Sales.
whose Inauguration will take place next November
Is now travelling through Europe. and he may re-
turn to Rio Janeiro by way OF the United States.
for he often manifested his desire to be acquainted
with the great sister republic OF the North which
has much assisted the new republic OF brazl. Inc
highest representatives OF French commerce ana
grand banquet at the Hotel Continental, at Paris
More than three hundred merchants and manu- manu-
facturers present. as well as TWO Ministers
Of the Cabinet and the principal officials OF the
exposition to be held in 1890.
The recent revolutionary attempt, promptly
crushed. in the republic OF Santo Domingo did not
interfere with the visits which President Heureaux
makes frequently to the various districts or the
country He surprised the citizens OF Aqua last
,f,tp 81 "a y In
was already celebrating the presence there or
General w Figuereo. vice-president OF tne re-
public. and native o. Aqua Ater ,n9r i, s, .hs
Cibao District.
The Government OF Bolivia has just extended its
diplomatic relations with Russia and Germany. II
already had legations at London. Paris. Madrid
and the Vatican Now Senior Francisco Argan-
dona Bolivian Minister TO France, has been
ordered TO proceed 10 Berlin and ST. Petersburg
and 20 present his credentials 70 the Emperers Of
Germany and Russia. but for the present the Of
fcia seat of the Bolivian legations TO Paris. 81.
Petersburg and Berlin will remain IN The arenen
with the French Minister Of Foreign Affairs the
rotihcations Of tho consular convention which had
BOLIVIAN Minister Of Foreign Relations and the
representative OF France at the capital OF the
South American republic
1.-THE STANDARD" Of Buenos Ayres in view OF the
| Importance that the war between spain and the
United States has given to coal. urges the Argen-
tine Government 10 investigate officially the poss'-
| BILE resources OF the country In regard TO that
| article the trade Of which is liable TO Interrupt
ZION n Il ia helf as being contraband OF war. the
Standard states that there Is coal in the Argen-
| tine Republic but whether 1t can be pronta6ly
| worked Il as yet unsolved problem. me poN ,
| ernn1en. would be Justified in making a fuil ana
Exhaustive inquiry. so as to ascertain as far as
possible the extent and quality OF the aS'essa
coal and also the possibility OF WORKING the ooa'
oil