Hartford ApriI 7.
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Hartford APrI z.

 A mercantile friend in this town has per- ,nitted us to make the following extract from letter of his correspondent, (Coro, Republic of Columbia, South America. ! April 2d, 1927. cannot say any thing fattering to you---this country has been in continual uproar since Bolivar made his appearance. His decrees, refusing to receive government paper at the Custom House, and an additional duty of 40 per cent on importations have almost stopped all business. Merchants have re- fused to pay their duties in cash which Ina. been demanded, in consequence of whicf a number have been taken to jail. The American, English and Dutch Consul. hsye taken the matter up, and are making a government business ofit.-Mirror.

 NORTHAMPTON, (Mass.) May 9. 4a On Caft1Fdov Nr;l % {, su,aIl ].osso<