New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
gPANISH.AMERIC4N TOPICS

,.,,r..n,v YELLING FOR TIE NEW UNITED
STATES CONSUL AT SAN DOMINGO
tn. ,,,es. papers at hand from the Republic OF
San DOMINGO repor, the installation III MS o,'O'
:, u Naxwol the new Consul sent to the DO
ronlcan capital IN the place OF Mt GrimKe' ine
a,,yo nress describes the ONCE OF the Consulate.
witch T. SAYS IS situated IN Esperanza-st anu
oneIsi ,,S Tonsrl These little testimonials OF
tho sympathy Of the people IN sa,l ;a Severn
men, are while 20 be noticed a, ss n me
ment when tho United Statns t "a - nossess the
tr,andship and goodwill OF its new neishoors'
The treaty providing for the settlement oy nro'-
,o,,o, % all questions between the Argentine he-
-, r,a,, has been signed at Rome by
60 ,-or,varo the Italian Minister OF Foreign
,oairs and hy Senior Moreno. the Argentine Mlh-
,s.er N the Court 81 King Humoert Inc oass
=, ,bc trea,v had been laid down some time ago oy
the precedent Cabinet Of Rome. thanks 10 the I'M
tiatiya Of the famous diplomat Elscohtl- e''oS'''
The principal features Of the treaty are the io'o"
ing as published In tho italian papers ''orr'e'e
della eera" and the 'Tribuna.
..1he treaty shall last indefinitely II no denuncla-
ton Is made at any time during the decenhla'
neriod fixed now for it's duration. 1t has Tor us
n,es which might occur between Italy and the
Argentine Republic, Inc arni.ratIoh bnssn hv
saah - ne Two signing states and these two ar
biters shall name the third one. who shal De the
ptNSlone of the arbitrators shall be native OF
e,ther state The Court shall decide the cases IN
disnute according TO the principles or international
Law unless they agree to decide them IN az IN
formal and friendly manner The decision or the
lion is ieft to the honor Of the two nations The
rearest FOR revision OF any decision snail be al
United only I'm case of n document containing
material error as TO facts o,a,,o ., a,,, ssro,,,
account between Italy and the argentine re, re,
public: nevertheless they are d,spiayhs, py ma
convention laudable spirit or caution ana OF
peace
Tho relations between France and the Republic
~ paraeuay which had been interrupted for tho
last three years. have been resumed upon the old
friendly standing. There were. In fact. no serious
but clerical difficulties. or rather misunderstand-
ings between the two countries ana they nave
been cleared up 10 mutual satisfaction. The eN-
.ouatur has been restored By the French Govern
mont TO NJ Albert Hans. Consul-General OF Para
quay in Paris NJ Hans is former artillery
officer in the French Army and a Knight Of tho
Legion OF Honor. He is also a contributor to i'm
portant newspapers. and reviews or magazne Ike
and great admlrer Of the United States where
rsn %" and Mexico viii soon be translated This
work is quite impartial and eulogistic toward tho
thot the author was officer IN the army sent by
Napoleon III 10 force Macmillan upon the Mex
Inc re-cstahllshment OF relations between France
and Paraguay will he n boon for the French col
members residing In the Switzerland OF America"
MANY are at the heads OF very important indus
trial and commercial firms, and Il IL one OF them
who is the Mayor Of Asuncion. the Paraguayan
| capital where the careless French Government is
| represented merely by consul.
| Now that Is ended between Spain and the
United States Will rekindls bitter feelings to
state that the OF caricatures was carried to
extreme limits OF propriey In the Spanish-Amer
lean republics between the partisans of America
and those of Spain. The latter did not hesitate
| to apply. for instance, TO the Government Of tho
Argentine Republic, requesting 1t TO take some