Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
snutliIAmerIcan Affairs,

PANAMA, September 7th.-News from the
south at last shows CLEAN of peace-at
least, armistice-through foreign interven-
ton. The Lima correspondent Of the Star
and Herald writes, under date of August DIST,
that Hon. j z. Christiancy, tie American
Minister, left that capital August 9th, and
sailed from Csllao the same day in the United
States steamer Wachusett, for the south, and
adds Sc Although It's generally believed that
he las gone to Santiago. the capital of
Chile. my opinion is that he has gone
no further than africa, there to meet
S )me high parsonage from Chile, and proba-
bly, be the bearer Of important dispatches
from the White House, and not improbably
some idea of what will be acceptable to the
power in Peru-Senor Pieriola. On the fol-
lowing day there was meeting of French.
English and Italirn Ministers in the Palace
here, which seems to have ended by dis.
patching the French man-of war Hulsard to
africa with documents, the contents OF which
have not been disclosed.
The same correspondent says: Chile has
met with check where apparently she least
expected it, and from a quarter she neither
dare nor can despise, and intimates that
England France and Italy have interfered.
The Peruvian torpedo boat, sunk by the
Huascar in Callao Bay some months ago, has
been recovered by the Peruyians, and is being
rehtted for service.
A meeting of capitalist was held at the
Palace the other day when it was resolved to
advance twenty millions of hard dollars to
tue Government, Senior Peirolo having de-
cided to issue no more paper.
Adviccs from Panama.
PANAMA, September 7th.-The steamer
Clyde, which arrived at Aspinwall from New
York on the %, reports that on August 9th
she encountered a severe gale from the south
east, and was compelled to lay to twenty.
two hours. Her port guard aft and cabin
buikhead were slightly damaged
The establishment of teleeraphic commu-
nicatiop between the city of Panama and
different departments Of the State has been
tenders are advertised for the construction of
the different lines.
The people Of Panama are jubilant over
the news from Paris that the De Lesseps ca
nal scheme is at last success, and that
American opposition to the enterprise has
been waived, the joint guardianship of that
Government having been accepted.
DIR. Fuenez, President of the Republic, is
expected to visit Panama about the middle of
the month. lie comes with further BODY
of troops to be stationed in this city
The President OF Honduras has issued
decree convening the National Constituent
Assembly, to meet at the capital on the 1st
Of September.
According to official report, the indebted
ness of the Republic of Guatemala on July
3lst Of this Year amounted to 1918, 40S So.
The Government of Salvador has entered
into contract with j. F. Medina for the es.
Enlistment Of a bank in that Republic.
The head Office is to be in the Capital, with
branches in different towns, wherever most
required
The Costa Rican Government denies the
report that it had concluded secret treaty
with Peru.
Work on the Costa Rican railroad from the
Capital, San Jose, to the Atlantic is pro-
crossing satisfactorily.
The Republic of Nicaragua boasts that it
has no foreign debt.