The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-12

more practical sk and accuracy Of detail than those
The route commences at the hsrSor ~ Gan Ina, as
Niearsgva, ore OF the best an the coast and which
I.nr,c 70 Ss st 81 ,,ss ny frem the At
river stated by Que horty to be 90 Enrsh mia.
and BY another l04 IL Is dercribsd ~ m.gs,acsnt
depth Of from one and half to nine fathoms stud
ded with hlands and nged with wood Of ali sisas "a
descriptions and nsvgable all The by beat. Of
10 tors burtheu. Its obstaces are series AZ four
rapids, which are comprised within extent OF 10
miles; drainage Of certain parts caused by the elax
of its waters into another river the Colorado; and
labyrinth Of email islands amongst the shadows thus
created The longest Of the rapids Ia moro than
mile and they can a. be ovsrcoe by locks the draiu
sge into the Colorado can be by dam across
that rver and the shadows be GOT rid Of BY the
ordinsry methods of deepening bottom
ipgs Of this river would extend for SO miles Reachn
thus the Lake Of Nicaragua the point the un-
ds,takng IL at the river Tiptsps, which that
raRua which Is 80 miles long with mean breadth OF
20 miles has abundant depth, and although studded
with hne Islands 10 perfectly free from ans thing to e
length, and Ia navgsbe for boats IL miles At ons
rsrs there Is csscsde Of 10 fest ssd would
throughout Arrived at the Lake OF Leon which l. 35
miles In length, only separated frem thu Pacific
b ~ les and he highest sud above the level Of the
lake stated not to exceed 81 feet Eleven mites from
The lake the liver Toss, with average width of 05
feet snd depth Of feet % low aud it 10 by out
ting communication to this that the work viii be- COM
pleted bringing Us to the port OF Rial.jo.
be total length OF this would be 27s miles (ot
Nh'cn only eI would require wofks) and amongst It,
most important recommend stons its harbors on
both sides the great beauty and variety Of It's
the fertility Of its soil and the extent of Tvs natural
Was employed with party Of 40 n not single indi
vidual WAS prevented by sickness from performing his
daily labor although they we're continually sleeping
At Light In the open air Provisions nil kinds are
abundant Beet 1t the rate OF g. for 25b ; maize lSs
fer 200 lbs and rice In the rsme proportion. The
wages lsDor including provisions, average about 50
per man per month
The proposed depth Of the canal was % feet and the
width l4 feet 70 ~ to be calculated for meroh
OF lNV TONS The dimensone Of the locks were to be
one 9TH greater than those of the Csedo MAN canal
The cost calculated on the high ssse of the Caledonia
casual sxpsnsea and reserved fand III. 'Gs
taken on 600 COO TONS and 1t Is calculated that An
average OF one month would be saved European yes
ses and OF two months to United States vessels which
may be estimated eqxS in the former ooss to I0s
a. per ton, ana in the latter to 3s the
ics Per ton IN the sns instance and 2os In the
leaving per cent for maintenance and DER cant for
sinking und would yield Q return Of IL per cent ON
Inc ospta. Inc government Of Nicarsgus 1t Ia also
believed wenld oeds to tho company eli the land On
both side Of the canal throughout it, entire To
extent OF leagues ing about 900 acrss
value OF which would bs ls Sd per acre or
100000, but which ia commanded would be- ina ntslv
improved The estimates of returns in the present
care 1t Will be observed higher than those adopted
In the PROJECTION the Panama canal tut 1t IL probabie
looking at the impulse since given to the Of
IN this Of the world they not now
10 be a. excessive At the same time the dif
ference IN the government concession Is an
feature In favor the Nicaragua with the
The Debate In the French Assembly on the
Affairs OF Rome.
SITTING OF TUESDAY, PEB. 40
Inc fnrsIDrET-Ths tribune Is to M. Lsdru Rollin
relative to The interpretations connected With itsy
N: L.dru Rollin said that the Minister Of Foreign
Hnsirs having conssnted to have the
Of fhs republic had BEEN ,Poc. az
Of Italy roniosl Laughter on the right snswsred bv
loud cheers from the lefty ~ surprised said the
that side Of the chamber whence 40 often hss bssn
heard to proceed the cry OF TIve Ia RepubHque loud
applsuse on the Lefty The honorabs gentleman vent
on to express hs surprise that ut pi.es OF
re~s had not been communicated to the Assembly
oMciailS in place Of allowing the intelligence TO be-
~ so a.. sno.n ~ shs public journss rumor had
lion wAs to take place to rettore the Pope to his tenn
porsi power Piedmont and Naples to sot in 90 A.
to DO pursued. By that means would Charles Albert
cause his previous aots to be p~rdoned by austria He
could not q republican, believe that any such
Duct could be sanctioned by the of France
and be called on the Minister Of Foreign Affairs To-
sontr1dst the Intelligence 10 rumored Hear, hsar)
III DRoUYK DE- LhUrs Minister OF Foreign AGsirs
replied that tho French govern me mt did NOT nv any
MEANS allow that It WAS to be considered coniointy
responsible for every that might burst out
was the nature Of the republic estabshsd and then
It would decide whether 1t would acknowledge the
PoWeS ~ oIsStV IL uel0uuo0 It's republic but
other At present. Hear, hsar) As to the rumors re-
lating to combined attempt the part Of Naples and
to restore the Pope to his power ct Rene the
ter had not come to its knowledge. He mLsht how.
ever, observe to NJ Ledru Rolin that a. 10 What he
had said OF Piedmont entering Romsgna, that there
were some countries between the two states auEhtsr
ard that 1t would rot be easy to do What Rs had
oxen OF % might be imagined The situation of the
every country Of Europe and 1t might be we'll i'm sxnsd
thAt france had not remained indifferent when all
were snA i sh,sr he.r2 IL had sought with
nal efste Of things in tie territory Of the Sovereign
Pontf alike Injurious to the interests Of religion and
Of me Of peace In Europe. loud excla
Voice And the result where isit,
, Inc MINISTER or FOREIGN ArrAIRs: Thsresult Il In
the heaxt OF every man present. (Exolsmstons) The
French government, he repeated most anxious to
restore the Pope to zach pestisn dtns to tho
mead OF the church He desired 1t to BIZ perfectly we'll
UNDERWOOD that the French government by No means
Int nded TO follow in the wake Of the Constituent AS
i.mbly OF Rome. 1t knew nothing Of that body, and
BY no means counter snoed Its acts. cloud excama-
lions on tie tft) As to the mexps which the French
had adopted to arrive at ends the AS
made to have explanations given frem the trbnns pn
such points, and he doubted not that it would support
him whom he declared that he did not intend no w.
dered his duty imposed ON him. (fissr, hsarJ -
M LtpRu RoLLir msintains that the Constituent
to treat 90 lightly was BODY lust a. re,pscts
Bile 90 that which he now addressed. loud aughter)
IL had been the result Of universal suffrage and stood
In the mind Of every republican just as high 40 any
S,i tRensw:d lausher2 The Pope had owing to
ing placed bimsslfin opposition to his people France
aad right to observe the principles which dictated
her revolution and led to the Establishment Of her
'spubic. The Honorable gentleman then referred
% an order OF the day ~ofire which had been pass-
q shortly sitter the present Assembly met, decsrog
that the republic owed assanoe to Poland and ether
,ountfies desrcus Of shaking of thtboke He also
erred 10 Art 5of the constitution which that
Toe French Republic was bound to respect tho nation
Alty OF other populations He maintained that not to
Five tie hand to the republic Of Rome would be dis
honor to France. Job, oh But the matter was al
ready judgedthe Roman people had risen for nbsr.
IT, and would he doubted not, even by tAenselvss,
csrry cut their plans successfully. The French 60
vel Bment ebdeavoured to get OFT of the difioulty
hich It's remaining inactive at such crts evidently
rated up for IT by declaring that the movement Of
Re mo was petbiug but an insure elton; but who
ssuld deny that u was revolution just Is much a.
hat Of the twenty fourth Of Februsry The honorable
preventative went On for time longer speaking
pf the dishoncr which the present conduct Of the
FreL CHI government would throw upon the republic
req aed bis former assertions respecting the ndsd
conduct Of Piedmont sad Naples, and Terminated by
Ia Mi l.