, 1873-09-17

~ wv IN vi IiIC SIdGC luu It.
ceived reliable information to the effect
that Col Perea was preparing, in the
nelghbourhood of Barbacoas, in the State
OF Cauca, an armed EXPEDITION to invade
the State of Panama by entering the de-
partment OF Chiriqui, for the purpose of
annuIIIng the vote given by Panama in
favor OF Senior Perez for the next President
of the Republic in view of these facts
the government had addressed a communi-
cation to the President of the Republic,
begging that, in accordance with the
power conferred upon him by the Consti-
tuition, he would take the necessary mea-
sureS to put a stop to the movement.
Peru.-The late attempt at revolution
which was made in the city of Ayacucho
had been completely quashed by the gov
eminent troops.
Col. La Tore, who had been exploring
the known regions of the river Madre de
D1os, peopIed by cannibaIs, had been MUIR
dered by treacherous Indians, together
with his Secretary and Surgeon.
Government had decided to reconsider
the question OF the monopoly of the ex-
pOrtation of Nitrate of Soda.
Peru has yielded to the urgent s%oIocita-
tons OF the Cuban Diplomatic Agent in
Lima and has ordered her Legations and
ConsuIates abrold to afford all protection
to Cuban citizens, authorizing them to issue
passports to the patriots, and to perform
all the necessary duties requisite for the
proper legalisation of wills and other docu-
mcnts.
Chile.-BiIis have been passed the Coun-
ell OF State empowering the Government
to eXpend $2,70O,0OO in the purchase of
new rolling stock for the Southern Rail-
way, also to purchase stock in their line
held by private individuals
The Transandine Telegraph has been re-
paired, and communication was re-osta-
biished all along the line on the 18th
August.
A commission has been appointed to re-
wise the Custom House tariff
Machines for agricultural and mining
purposes, and for use in the arts and
sciences, intended for the exhibition Of
1875, will be admitted duty free.
On the 9th Of August there were 26
patients in the Valparaiso Smallpox Hos
pital.
U. S. Columbia.-Durino The six months
ending the 31st of July last, the sum of
$306,780 has been paid to the Agent Of
the Foreign Creditors in Bogota. It is
promised in the Diario OGcal de Bogota
that all instruments will be punctually
paid at maturity, none being now due.
GuatemaIa.-Tte revolution which was
headed and sanctioned by MeIgar and Pa
Iaclos has been entirely qucIIed and nearly
all the leaders have been taken prisoners.
Falacios, the leader OF the General Sherman
EXPEDITION, after frequent futile attempts
to force his way into the interior of Hon
duras with the OBJ ect of raising a band OF
insurgents in that country to aid him IN
his project against the government, has
been compelled to ~re-embark with his few
followers, and is now a stray wait on the
Atlantic Ocean, and exile from his own
country and denounced by all other gov
ernments as a flibuster.
Trade has began to revive since peace
has been restored, and the destruction of
the revolutionary party and consequent
reduction of the troops have materially
tighten the national expenses and improved
the government credit.
Cuba.-The "Gleaner'' savs:-
1--WE have been favored with i%ntelli-
gence received by private letters from the
Island of Cuba, to the effect that the Vo-