The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-27

New YORK, Sept. 27.-A Herald special
from Paris says the Bonapartist Council
which met in secret session at Arenen-
berg, Switzerland, at the chateau of EX-
Empress Eugenie, for the purpose OF
determining upon the future policy of
the party in view of the present aspect
OF affairs in France, and the growing
strength of the Republic, has resulted in
the following party programme: The
first point decided is tnat the Prince
Imperial shall undertake in lerson the
exclusive direc ion Of the 1mperialist
party.
The Empress, who is unpopular with
large section OF Paris on account Of
her. proclaimed ultramontanism, has alb
dicuted the Regency conferred upon her
by the late Emperor, and leaves the
young Prince to be guided by the coun-
sci OF his friends, i'll accordance with
the prevailing sentiment Of the party. 1t
Is stated that the Prince Imperial Will
be guided by Nj. RIusher, thus restoring
to prominence in the party the section
which steadiastly opposed concessions
to the constitutional policy Of Emil
Olivier previous to the war of 1870.
Should the party succeed in restoring
the Empire this choice of leader leaves
no doubt as to its character. 1t will be
IL
and the council at Arenenberg has decld :
ed on the constitution OF 1915, in ali its
rigor, as the one of their choice. The
policy agreed upon as best calculated to
advance the interests of the party in the
present Assembly is q continuous de-
mand for plebescite which will, they
think, t1attor the masses by appearing
to leave iinal decision as to the hrm Of
Government in the hands of the people.
They will also demand a revision of the
constitution in accordance with Article
Eight, Of the constitution OF February
18th.
CENTRAL AMERICAN EXCITEMENTs.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Tne following
correspondence Of the American Press
Association gives the latest advices re-
ceived by the Pacific mail steamship Ac-
apulco, which arrived here to-day:
PANAMA, Sept. 1.-THE general condi-
ton of Panama to-day is that OF peace.
The treaty said to have been suggested
by the rebellious States and the armis-
tice declared Tor it's consideration proves
to be fact, and further, that the terms
Of peace have been arrived at OH basis
agreeable to both parties. AS the posi-
tion of Panama towards the General
prospects of continued tranquility for
this State are not SO bright as for others.
Outside of the differences with the Ma
tiOnal Government, Panama has local
disaffecton and government rebellion to
contend against.
A short time ago Colonel Aizpero, a
banished citizen and an old politician OF
Panama, who had returned to enjoy life
in his native land, was sought after by
the authorities with the object Of his ar
rest, the times being considered too
dangerous to allow SO prominent dis
senter to remain at large. Receiving in
tlmation of the circumstance Aizpiero
fed to the interior and stationed himself
at a place called Chomer, distant forty
miles from the coast, where he succeeded
lin gathering about him an armed force,
variously estimated at between one and
two hundred men.
State troops were sent out to disperse
this body, but they returned again to
Panama in two days time, after little
skirmishing, in which both sides claimed
victory. AiZpiero announced himself
as the leader Of provisional govern
ment which he proclaimed as acting in
concert with the Federal Government,
and notified foreign counsel and citizens
to that effect. In the meantime peace
has been declared between the states
and the Union, and when the State
forces started second time for Chomer
for the purpose of the dislodging OF Aiz-
piero, and crushing the provisional gov
ernment, no sign OF the enemy could be
found. they evidently had fed to the
hills for the time being, though
it has since been rumored that z.
piero had already taken up a position at
Pampagon, at Which place it is believed
he now is.
There is a great deal of excitement
among the people OF the interior.
great many families have left their homes
Tor the town to avoid the payment Of a
forced loan. Some have joined Aizplero
and others were taken for service in the
State force. In consequences Of this and
the suspension Of agriculture, to great
price materially, making consumers pay
higher prices, Citizens sand merchants