The New York herald., 1875-10-27
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
THE END OF THE COLOMBIAN REVOLUTION
THE PRESIDENT OF PANAMA PLACED UNDER
ARREST AND PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
APPOINTED.


APPOINTED.
PANAMA Oct. II, 1875
small schooner arrived here on the 9th inst, and
brought news from Yavisa in Daren that body OF
800 cancheros collectors OF rubber had been attacked
and defeated by the Indians living the upper auens
or the Chucunaque. The Indians had for some time
back appeared friendly the cancheros and made
SO little objection their carrying that industry
In their forests, to allay all suspicion
that any treachery their part was meant.
proposal made to the leader OF the body OF cam
cheros living at the village Of Cruz, situated in
front Of the Morti branch go and show him where
tho rubber abounded in the forests of Mortl Upon
this expedition formed, consisting Of at least
300 men. One part Of 100 men, went TO explore the
banks OF the river Tanque up TO its headwaters, and
the remainder left Guala divided into four parties.
On the 2sth OF September the party that went ahead
was led into narrow place. between two hills, and
when there heavy fire was opened on
them from the neghboring fofest Tho second
and third parties pushed and took part in the fray
The fourth party became frightened and ran or so de-
moraizng the whole party that the rout became gen
cra The alarm came Cruz with the fugitives. Many
OF tho residents there packed up and fled down the
river The loss is estimated at dfty eight in
killed and wounded besides tho stragglers in the
woods likely to be cut off by the Indians This news
is the distressing because it dcprvcs the
chants Of the chief article of export from Panama and
has added terribly to the already depressed state Of the
trade in general on the Isthmus great demand has
lately sprang up for iagua or ivory nuts,
which abound on the Isthmus and may help
little. The government generally is too
much taken up in getting money to pay soldiers
to keep itself in power but there is no doubt that
small force stationed at Yavisa might have had the
effect of deterring the Indians and keeping the
canchcros in order 1t is hard to say how this great
evil is to be remeded 1t is believed that the tribes
on the Pacific side of the Corderas aided by those
who live along the Atlantic
ARRIVAL or NATIONAL TROOPS.
The national troops, long and anxiousy expected
and feared, from Bogota arrived the l1th inst at
Aspinwall in the steamship Henry Chauncey, to the
number OF 400 men, under the orders of General
Camargo the commander chief OF the Atlantic forces
of the Army OF Colombia After additional had been
brought from Panama the troops were sent across and
arrived here in the evening. great crowd met the
train 1T was entering the station and shouted pscas
for General Camargo General Caveoso acted for
the general government One half of the troops
two hundred men, marched up INTO the city. The
mander stopped the station to guard the park Of
tillcry &c. General Camargo took in the Grand
Central Hotel where President Arosemena came see
him.
the nature OF the mission of General Camargo did
he communicate at all with the State government.
PRESIDENT ARRESTED.
Before the arrival of the national troops the previous
government had despatched $50 militia hunt up
Sehor Azpuru who had pronounced against and pro-
claimed a provisional government with himself
chief The militia have not yet returned to Panama
On tho night of the 1h Senior Azpuru with his forces
entered the suburbs and ntimated to President Arose
mena that he must resign, giving him till Of
the next day. On the 18th inst General
Camargo intimatcd to President Arosemena
that he must consider himself prs-
in his house. which the latter declining to do
two officers of the National Guard sent
him and take him to the barracks, which done,
and there he The national troops at the
time occupied the barracks OF the State militia and dis
armed the soldiers found there.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT.
provisional government composed of the following
gentlemen, was proposed President Rafael Aizpuru;
Secretary of State Damaso Cervera Secretary of Ha-
cienda Francisco Jmencz Are; Governor of the City,
j. A. Der Chief of Police Nicolas Remon and Prefect
of Aspinwall c. Cervera
The foil owing are the considerandos upon which Con-
eral Camargo upset the government
GENERAL cAMARGo's PROCLAMATION.
From General Camargo to President Arosemena.
Republic:--
Considering that federal order in the Republic has
been declared interrupted account Of acts decreed
and put in force by the government of some of the
States of tho Union Among those particularly 10 be
noted is the State of Panama in repeatedly insisting
such course, notwithstanding having received from
the federal Executive unmisakable proofs of its being
animated with the strongest feelings and desires for
Cancellation.
Considering that although the present President of
the State of Panama is not the citizen who issued
such decrees still it is evident to all the world that it
10 he mi her GQpin
that it has nrusted the command of its militia and
named for Secretary of the government the samc per
ccssor.
Considering that after all this the legal regime not
only powerless to offer guarantees of respect the
President of Panama although called on by The nsIitu-
tons to be their guardian; the contrary that func
tonary would be menace and serious threat to them
Considering tnat the executive power Of the Union
being virtually deprived of It's agent in Panama,
cordng to the constitution could never be sure that
the laws would be fulfilled except in the presence OF
armed force capable of rendering any attempt at
Resolves to declare as an enemy of the general gov
ernment the actual President Of the State of Panama.
TO notify him that he is under arrest and demand that
he should dsarm his forces and deliver up all elements
of war.
Let it be forwarded.
Given in Panama at headquarters, on the 18th Of
October, 1875 SERGIS CAMARG0.
UNITED STATES SHIPS READY.
The United States ships OF war here and at Aspin-
wall renamed quietly at anchor, but prepared
a moments notice if circumstances to require
their interference
OFFICIAL DEGREES.
The Gdceta de Panama Of the 10th inst has made its
appearance repctc with official and documents OF
the provisional government that actually rules the
country.
Among the DEGREES is organizing State military
force ordering forced loan Of $50 900 to bo collected
the State $40 900 Panama and the rest in the five
other departments of s 900 each and appointing DON
Pedro GOTTA commander of the State forces.
chilli.
OPENING OF THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
The International Exhibition opened at Santiago
with great pomp the 18th Of September by the
President Of the Republic, accompanied by the minis
and other high authorities, civil and military The