Foreign Glcaninss.

From the Baltimore american, Aug "a.


TTURBiDE.-l.xtract Of letter to the
editors of the American dated
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From the Baltimore american, Aug. "a.


TTCRBiDE.-l.xtract Of letter to the
editors Of the American, dated,


"HANANA, August 10, 1924.


Yesterday anchored in this port the Brit
ish brig Spring, captain Quclch, the same
that sailed from Southampton from Soto la
Marina, who reports that off the Isle of
Weight, he received from on board steam
boat the cx-emperor lturbde and his family,
consisting of twelve persons, his wife, two
sons, nieccs, chaplaiis and servants, whom
lie landed ON the 18th ultimo at Soto La Ma
rina. So far is official to the government
but it Is further reported that he was receiv-
cd with open arms by his people on the coast,
that he refused to be escorted by any part
of the garrison Of Soto La Marina, in his Jour,
ncy into the interior, and that he had been
invited By the most influential men in the
country to return as the only man who could
rescue it from tlle misery and anarchy in
which it had been plunged, by the indiscrc-
ton and tlnidity of set of men who had
10 influence nor credit, and who were incapa-
bic Of governing. lis also reported that
there were fou- provinces that declared in
his favour as soon as they heard of his land
ing--and another rTlmour is that he was as
sassinatcd Oh the fourth day after leaving the
coast. The latter is not believed, and it is
expected the first measure of Iturbidc's re-
restoration will be, the annulling the non-in-
tercourse law, which prohibits all the trade
between that country and Spain and herpos-
sessions"