Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-04
FOREIGN.
eacefes On Lima.

eaceres In Lima
LIMA, Dec. 3.-Tbers was sevs,. 81.
lnR 10 the center Of the CITY between n
aho II O'Clock last night. This morn
anR Al armistice was agreed unon mt,
ooss- HE n5mber of killed arr
sounoeo 10 unknown, bat /. il not great
Gsu Damage to property resaltei
= res pulled 40 all the pzveuests II
tne neiehboshood of Bolivar ana.
ano oarricaded bis troops. He il s,il
70 ave cannon on tie housetors oo,.,
mandine the palace. 0-
fhe conflicting parties have ar,;vsd
~ settlement Al agreement has b.sn
sisneo mat me of them ia To name 49,
mem sers of a Commission - -. =.
provisional President who shall conyoLs
general election. This ar,.roe,'.,,
was brought about by the dinioTa,,r
corps, whose good Offices we're tenasred
y ana nave since then been IN de
mand by both sides.
Details Of King Thebay,. surr.nae,
LONDON, Dec. 3.-The following al
uitiooal details Of the surrander n.
mug lneeav were received hers toIav
On Saturday last general Pendrrvsst
commander of the British eYn-dition,
airy rorce, at the head of a brisade q,
noops' marched into Msndalay. King
ineoaw at snce received Colonel Sac
oen, Sho accompanied the expedition
airy iofce az civil commissioner at the
.aoo Wiz Eastern forHulss. The
ninR was much affected and frightened
ne said ne hoped the British wosId
-ptfe DIS life (; that he wished to abdi,
cate, and would remain in anv house
allotted him by the British Govern
meat. hing Ihebaw claimed that his
ministers had deceived him in regard 10
tae situation of AT airs; that be was
ignorant OF what was occurring at Man.
dalay; that he was almos, a prisoner In
Ills palace, and that he feared tina,
assassins would slay him II be left the
palace and If be would surrender to tn.
British authorities. Colonel Snoden
advised bis Majesty to plead with Lord
Donerin. Vice roy of India, at Calcutta,
On sunday Ihebaw surrendered 10 the
presence of his Ministers and embarked
Ior Calcutta under guard. The French
consul accompanied his Majesty. The
burmese appear to be friendly disposed
toward the British.
Canadian Pacific Frauds
MONTREAL, Dec. 3.-The enpineers
commissioned by the Canadian Pacific
RhIroad to remeasnrs the contract sec.
lions to the north of Lake Superior
have completed their labors, the resal,
being that the company has oyerpaid
the contractors 81 coo, 900. Bonds have
been made. to reimburse this money
which, IN the case of the smaller SEQ.
tons, have been complied with. but 90
of the largest contractors refuse and
suits ID recover this amount have be.n
entered here and at Toronto. Connell
a Mcclellan are being sued for $50. 600
X. X. Mcclellan for $225 GEO and James
Ascrea for 800, 900.
Pendieion Intervenes.
BERLIN, Dec. 3.-The order of expni.
sion of the German Americans on the
Isle of Faehr bas again been suspend.
ed, Pendleton, the United States Minis
ter, having INTERVIEWED in the matter.
The Mexican Revelation.
NuEyo LEON Mex. Dec. 3.-The In.
dependent party, so called, in Nuevo
Leon is gaining strength. 1t has pub
lished a paper in the city in which Gen
Lozaro Garcia Agalla, the distinguished
lawyer, IS announced az its legal Presi
dent and Gen. Predo Martinez as Vice
President. These eminent mem bsrs IN.
der the cover Of legal proceedings bit.
terly oppose the present government,
while Manuel Rodriguez, whose follow
ers number 600 men, is undoubtedly
90 Operating With them. He has re.
sorted to the sternest revolutionary
measures and is in arms, having, as
heretofore stated, routed Ma1ro Sepal-
veda, dd interim Governor, at Garcia,
and has advanced since to Santa Gaia.
rina, within eight miles of the State
Capital, where he is adding hourly to
his force. In the meantime Sepulveda
has fallen back to the northward, has raj.
lied his scattered forces, aud has prom
ises OF support at Bushamente, Villa.
donna and LsEpasas. He is looked for
at the former point tonight, and great
preparations are being made to give
him a grand Welcome. At Lsmpasas
Colonel Juan Zuszus, chief of staff to
Gen. Naranz.. will join Sspulveds with
800 men. However,. before they can
attack Rodriguez, he may acquire suffi
clent strength to take and occupy Mon
terey.
The federal forces remain inactive
still. 1t was believed that the general
government Intended to permit the dis
order to remain until il would be clearly
justified by reason of the impotency OF
the State to intervene and proclai u
military rule, so as to get the Stat;
under the immediate control oil
the general government. The latest ad
vices. however, indicate that an under
standing has been reached between
Governor G,zca Garcia, Generals Ire.
vino and NsrsDzo and Judge DanIlo
now in Mexico City, and the President