Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-07
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PANAMA, Aug Slate news from the
theatre Of war 10 not such as 10 inspire
hope of aii early cenclnsion Of the
struggle. The rebels abandoned their
camp on ala island opposite CalamaF,
whence they had made several attacks
on he government forces and moved up
the river on the 18th. An intercepted
letter from sheir commander, CamarRo,
says that he has determined 10 change
completely his plan of operations. This
letter does rlot state what his intentions
are. bat as il is addressed to the CON-
mander Of the Ievolutionist contenRent
IN Baranquilla. urging that officer TO
join him with his entire command with
out delay, 1t is evident that he contem-
platea active operations. General
Res e.. Of the government forces, Gays
that Oamargo cannot muster more than
$500 men, including the crews of the
seven river steamers. One Of the best
Of this fleet, the Medillina. was bu ned
and blown mp IN the battle of ramslque
and two prominent rebel leaders vent
down In her, Generals Hernandez and
Vargas Santos. The sanitary condi-
ton Of the Isshmas has not improved.
The condition Of Colon is something
Terrible and perfect plague seems 70
have stricken the place. There are
some times as many as Is deaths per
day. In q population less than 10000.
Italian Quarantine.
RoME AUG. 6.-Vessels arriving 3
Italian ports from French ports will o
quAraatined one week IL they ha,e
clean bills Of health. and three weeks Z
they have unclean bills. Railway
travellers suspected Of being infect, d
with cholera will be fumieated.
Sporadic Cholera.
MARsEIILiss, AUG. 6-The sanitary
council of this city telegraphed today
TO NJ. Legari, Minister of the Interior,
q statement certifying that the cholera
in Marseillcs was sporadic only. This
action. however, Is known to have been
resorted TO for the purpose Of conceal
ing the alarm felt by the council, and TO
avoid being held responsible for the
neglect Of sanitation, which has caused
the recurrence of cholera in the city.
The municipal council Of Marseilles are
much psrplaxed from want Of fuads.
They have no appropriation available
for expenditure for cholera purposes,
aud dare not ask for funds for fear of
creating alarm from the implied 40
acknowledgement Of the existence Of
cholera In an epidemic form.
Eeiiew Fever.
CTrx OF MEXICO, August 6.-The yell
low fever haa appeared at Mazsilan and
Tehuautepes. At the former place the
disease is mot violent, and physicians
have good success in treating IL. At
rehuautepec forts are being made by
the municipal authorities 10 stamp ont
the fever. MANY persons deny the efi-
cacy Of DR.. CarmonAis vaoeination pro-
cess.
Peruvian AnaiFs.
PANAMA, August 6.-The news from
LAMA IL 10 tbs effect that all Efforts at
reconciliation between IRlesias and
Caceres are al an end. and . coumis-
sionsr from the Isiesias Government.
Monsieur rovas, has succeeded In having
an interview with Caceres, and presented
psacs propositions. They we're In III OF
snat CaceFes' army be received into the
Governmens army without change Of
rank or pay, that sCacefes' ects Be rec
eQnizsd and bis debts assumed, and
that Q new election be called. This
does not sait CAssrss and bis followers.
sho Proposed even more humiiiatina
terms 20 the Government, and the In
tervisv ended.