The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-17

Eau Ctnlsr, out Will pHOOaOiy go out
With tn rest. The Badger mills below
the city were carried. away. The
French laundering Cos big mill at
Grand Island is badly damaged
CENTRAL AMERICA.
PANAMA, June "A measure which
is likely To have most important effects
in the future on this Republic has been
passed in the House OF Representatives
of Bogota. and hiss reached its second
reading in the Senate. 1t is almost
certain 30 become . law. One of the
articles 10 as fellows: TIE National
Government assures to each st tie Of the
Union q republican form Of govern
ment on terms established in q federal
constitution; will oppose all attempts 1t
invasion. as we'll rs any domestic vio-
Ience against the government of any
State. it being understood in the latter
case that the intervention Of the Ma.
tional Government should be solicited
by the legislature or by executive pow.
er in case that boiy should not be In
session. The r.snlt Ut this measure
will DO to put al end to all revolutions.
A letter dated Lima. May 23d. says q
decree has been issued which. in view
Of the iguominious conduct of General
Predo during his campaign against
Chill, and his shameful fesertion and
flight. depiives him Of right Of CITIZEN
ship 10 Peru and condemns him to
public military degradation as soon as
it can be done
The following is an extra published
by the POrcenir. of Nicaragua. on May
22d: Tcdsy's session of the Chamber Of
Deputies confirmed in all its parts the
Senate bill confirming tile inter oceanic
contract celebrated by the Government
with Menocal in behalf Of the provis
ional company Of New York. In the
capital this news has been received
with the widest enthusiasm. and the
telegraph announces that the same
spirit is displayed 10 oil the principal
cities of the republic.
The, publication Of al order of the
President of Colombis requiring the
retiI eneEt OF the Adams and Kesrsarge
from Colombian waters occasioned the
liyeli g. exciirm-Lt in crr,sin circles
Costa Rica. "p account thereof, de
nounced il as q violation Ut Costa R;ca
sovereignty, and it has been made the
subject Of protest on the part IT the
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
EUROPE.
LONDON. June Sit is reported
that the Presidential election in the
Argentine confederation on the 18th
instant resulted in the cheics of Gen.
eral Roca. Minister Of war. whose
election was favored by the national
government. The impression prevails
that his opponent. DR. Tejedos, Cover
nor of the Province of Buenes Ayras,
will resist the installation of Gen Roca
and possibly declare secession Of Buenos
Ayres from the confederation. which
would lead to civil war.
ST.. PETERSBURG, June 16.-Adviccs
from Koldja and Fort Naryn state that
the Chinese prevent Russian caravans
from crossing the frontier. It is ru.
mored that the Chinese have taken
Fort Naryn.
PERA, June 16.-The Porte has in
formed the Ambassadors of the powers
that whatever conclusions the Berlin
conference may arrive at they cannot
DO obligatory upon Turkey, as the
parties interested ia the matters to
be discussed are to be excluded from
the deliberations Of the conference.
The identical note to the powers which
was presented Saturday states that the
Porte recognizes that it 10 to the inter.
est OF Europe that an end be put to the
present difficulties. He points out that
Lord Salisbury's communications in
favor of the appointment Of q Technical
Commission to tx thu Turco Greek
frontier remains unanswered by the
Porte. The conference ct Berlin has
therefore not been acted apon. The
note prooeeds to call attention to the
Montenegro and American Questions
and concludes by directing the stten.
ton Of the Porte to the Grayity and
responsibility it would assume in leav.
ing tho execution of the treaty OF Bsr-
lin any longer In suspense.
The Porte has forwarded his replv
" suO sucutlC8s uOte " 0acl AmO4ooo.
dor. II refuses to recognise the right
OF the Powers 10 arbitrsts or dispose Of
any portion Of Turkey in favor Of Greece
without consulting the Porte. A ma
jority Of the Ambassadors disspprove
of the suggestion Of 0eochen to send 4
commission Of inquiry to Romeulis ~
it might interfere with the operation of
the iocsl commerce of that port.
INDIA.
CALCUTTA, June 1.-THE Presidsnt
OF the Chamber Of Commerce. in an ad.
dress today took , depending view Of
the future Of the export trade. He
feared that India ooald not compete
with America in the production Of
wheat. The tea trade 10 very much de.
proceed. An impression il widely
prevalent that crisis 70 closs at hand
which may disastrously affect many
companies and plastes 10 Assam aud
and other tea districts.
Nfcholssa lnfailiAle ln1eesion.