Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-03

American Statas tbara arc Spania1 dut;as
;mnosed IN Meyico bv IFS honor and senti.
mantS of ;nSticn its Observation-Disclosures 70 tho
beIii@aronts and its secular relation With
the aggressor. / answered General Barrios,
frankly cOndemning bis act. The Mexican
people have approved my action; Grave
without doubt are the olfhcultles which this
international emergency may produce, on
account OF the CRISIS when now afiiicts the
pupiic treasury. Ne'eftheiess' !he eXecu-
tive is resolved TO sustain an attitude beflt-
ting. the national honor, and counts on
patriotic cooperation OF congress to man
tam intact the NATIONAL honor and IN
tereSts.'
THE BURNING OF AsPINwALL.
p,v,,,, (v;a Galveston, AnriI % Tho
,articnJars Of III hottie Of Cplnr and the
h,rn;nl, Of tlot ct,, ara st;11 ,oaaoarI, . 1.a
norted The attocLr ,Inon tho ra5eI c,;ef
! E prestan b,, tho CoIonb;on troonS u,oS S Iad
NV Colonel I1IIoos Prestsn's troons wara
utterly routed after = severe enoagement
As soon as Presran became convinced that
II would he imnossihIa for him 70 mainta;n
his n,lsition he set fro 70 tho c;t,, IN or
ous nlaces and then made his escann ONLY
few of his followers succeeded in getting
away with him. The CITY is almost a com
plete ruin. only three houses beino left
standing Much distress prevails among
the peopIe. Everything is Quiet here al
Panama and there is no serious annreben-
sion Of an ottacl, from, tho ;nSnr,ants
I-yITrD STATES so1DIrRs To RE GENT To
Asp1NwALL.
W,sutvGrox AnriI din answer to q
telaoram semi Inst nigbt b1. Secretary Whit
nev 10 the President of the Pacific Mail
Steamship COMPANY at New YorI, rel
ative to the number of men the comnanv's
vessels can take to Asninwall without de-
Law the followine renIv was received This
morning % We can carry 2OO mon in tho
CITY of Para Tomorrow at noon. and GOO in
tbc Acanulco NEXT Monday"
Secretary Whitney rpnlied ~ We will
| shin 200 men bv vour steamer Tomorrow
| with fonts and camn eouinapa'
| The Tennessee with Admiral Tonratt
will leave New Orleans probably TO-DAY
with an extra complement of marines for
Asplnwail. This Will place four ships and
between lour ana flve hundred available
men at AsplnWaI Tor land service, The
| men Will be taken from the Brooklyn Navy
1ard'
T., IL, -
Kane of five C;oleno tho fl1Iouinlr ,,-a' 70
ceived Transit is closed. The steamship
property is safe and in my possession. Also
the railroad property at the north end of
the island. 1t is advisable TO send another
vessel
Ayrrtc,v tyrrprsrs IN M pporr,-rrn
W. -, ~
heil 1t was ieail a' III the Navy Depart
iieiiI .iils morning llia' .he secretary hau
oe'elihiiieu 10 protect american interests
ot thI US W ioice' llefe was con
| cars ON dutv bnro A number Of tha,,, ;,,,-
mediately volunteered their services to 90
to Aspinwal The selection of officers,
however. has been left to the Board of
Detail, which convened at 11:3O o'clock. 1t
is understood that Major Charles HAYWOOD,
of the Marine Corps, who is in charge of
the marine barracks at Brooklyn, will have
mn ediate command OF the marines. Naval
2ntelsd o. ialin nowet t VIII Rtooaply De
i'''''ie' ~ oo''i' manu- 'iie 'Nt''ui'ioi'
MARINES OFF FOR PANAMA.
PORTSMOUTH On. H, April 2d.-A dis
patch was received from Secretary Whit
ney to-day, ordering ninety marines to
BROOKLYN for Panama They left by the
first train.
THE ,ss,-pprc.r,ox p,,,r,, ro,,,osr.,, ~. ,o,,
~ i''''> ED VI ''i'-
ElGNERs'
New YORK, April 2d.-Colombian Con-
sui Calderon said last night that the chief
of the Insurrectionists in Colon is n noto-
rious criminal named Preston. The men
who form his party are not ColombianS,
but foreigners from Peru, Chile
anu 'aiiiaic|, WIN many negroes. lney
at nlnu nm - If i an nptreI anu oi ann am
t,,rtanno IN ,sr;oroii ~ ~. oiai VIZ
Panaroa We" &c ~
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES TO BE MADE.
New YORK, April 2d.-Penfield, Secre-
v;ewed coil .yVbo is -, e., e..
our losses | do not know; but | am sure
that claim for damages will be made. not
only by us but by other companies whose
property has been injured
r,,p s,,,,,-,,, or ,,,-,-,r,o,,,
=, -, -, "AH
NEW DIRK, April Zd.-ihe Sun says
me ammunition seized on the steamship
Colon at Asplnwail % the revolutlonists
was not lhteIueu Ior that port. DE castro
20. shipped Zoo,ooo cartridges to San Sal
Vador' put they sent no arms. Mhnoz "
Esprlella sent ABOUT ZoO,o0O cartridges to
Nicaragua, but no arms Hoadley Co.
sent Doth arms ana ammunition, but de-
cine 10 say 10 whom' put sad the arms
were not gong 10 central America, though
d.; ''' -; -. :-HpPcu " 80"
made several shipments of arms and am
munition to Guatemala. and it is expected
that all the States of Central America will
call for more.
or ,r rYpvr ,,o,.,., ,,or,or
iH"''" ,oIN' Soiioh
Ii I, a, prll 2d.-Captalns Fagan
ana ooGIlraile' ana SHY men cf the Gnted
States Marine corps Ieit the League Island
navy yaIu ,o-uay' at three hours holce,
ior Hew YORK, 10 san thence tomorrow lor
the ls'iliii'iS ol fanaiha.
MAIL NATTER LOST IN THE AsprSwALL FIRE.
Nrw YoRK April % Gable advices from
Aspinwall received by Postmaster Pearson
report IA serious loss of mail matter in the