The New York herald., 1850-02-22

the exclusive right to construct canal through ts
territory, for the purpose Of connecting the Atlantic
with the Pacific Ocean. This privilege, 90 important
to the commercial interests Of the United States was
procured through the instrunentality, In great mes
sure Of Senior Carcaohs the Charge de Anares Of the
Nicaragua government to Wsshngton. As . slight
scknovlsdgment Of the appreciation of his services In
rthat msstsr, the company who obtained the charter,
determined upon rendering to Senior Csrcschs public
dinner which took place at the Irving Hotel last
ming Mr Daniel 3. Allen oficiated President, and
Mr.. L. H. Miller ss Vice President. As soon as the
visnds were done justice to- the regular were
proposed The first in order sss:-
This responded to BY the Collector Of the Port
The rny United States and Major General VIM
s o Tsn o ksSsusE snsss to Ru.
eponded to this toast In very Handsome manner, and
in DONG referred to the position in which the coun
try Is pac. in reference the fisvsry question He
sympatkised with the gentleman who last spoke the
tments which be expressed that there snoult be
North, no South, no East and no West He alluded to
the great advantages which this country will achieve
frem the cosstruction Of a communication that viii
great shs have the effect Of promoting civil
cation il will do 1t will also produce
nop than has heretofore existed aud rebound to the
credit Of the orignators who will become the pioneers
Il civilization in the regions that this canal Will draw
rt,getber.
9 ihe Navy Of the United States"
The fourth regular toaet vas
Cur Guest Senior Eduardo Caraehe-The service which
as S sen h an anna % unite %
o,.h. has earned 70, HIM the e. the com
ne is for ,unate in her representstivs
ror CxRAcHE replied in Spanish, and his remarks
wre rsnderes in Enslish, and we're as ows:-It is
n me- iustrious memb bers OF the Atlantic aud Pa
aS SNIP tso az a,,. npsny Ps wno% as
deserve them 1t Is you to whom they ought to be d.
becauss you are going TO remove the obstacles
BY which nature has Hitherto the union of
the waters OF the two oceans Is to you. because
you are going to convey across the isthmus the
passenger who cannot from
20 the other without exposing himself to the
risks OF long voyage IL is to you who, by In
are asou 'Is prsnt tho h paon ns ns'ts u
universal commerce. Your names will be made
enduring by the execution OF that prodisious work
qua ss the ahd the only ones capable
of accomplishing such an important enterprise. Go
you cannot easily overcome Go on, say again; you
want nothing to secure success-becauss you have
Nicsrssus, who call you brothers, as they do all
American citizens They wish TO unite their efforts
You have the support OF the government Of Mica
ragua, and, finally, you have the protection Of this
hign and powerful republic, under whose illustri.
Gus nsg no pswer earth will dare to molest you.
1t will he proud day for my country when the
canal shall be completed and new and indissolabie
bond Of union ha bind her interests and those Of the
United States in mon fate. While this union
Is sufficient TO accomplish the great work yet IL Is
proper add that all nations invited
ts become parties to the enterprise equal terms.
nothing being required OF them but friendly alliance
work. Thai this work Will be made is now, feel
certainty and congrstulate your company your
nation, and the world, the prospect From your ex
ertiops commerce is 10 receive ii- and d.
taxing
The Following toasts were then crank
TIE e.ses s rss, s S o sepfsssoS Of n.
ny sis aeSass a. 1S1is Of rspset 70
reign and ,.reyoisnt lady ,.~ su-.u. n..,...r r.
enlightened policy OF ,he latter by which his eoantry
a rsSnss eSs VII 81 81 for tbs
powers Of this continent We congratulate her. and honor
union Ssiweon England and the United States.
e,ss @ .as one. & % as % snd wso
o John n csyos and sirHsnry l. Bulser, cannot fail TO
bon; J.hn N. Clayton and Sir Henry Bulw.r Accom-.
aneabe restiors between their rspsetys ecsetrss yD
ssssr hsl, sS.1os Be far ps.Ip5 a''y
The proposed Atsa,ie Paeis Ship canAi-A b0nd Of
Mr. Josrra L. WHrr called upon. and responded
20 these toat After referring to the Queen OF Great
Britain n mplinsntsry terms he teuched on the re-
public If Nicaragua and bsr supreme Director and pro-
eesdsd say that a to the toast including Sir Henry
Bul~sr end John Nj. Clayten. he would say In regard
10 the hitter that setting aside al political coDsidera
tions, he found him at all times, asa under eli circum-
rtapces every inch and reliable man; and this
is Testimony which win be sceorded him by every
Who has the honor OF his scIsslutance He (hr.
has slxsys found him to be an English gentleman
And who cay moref without violating cona-
denee, it is proper TO say thAs that esns,sm.n .,
settle all Aicuities 10 the ~sy OF accomplishing this
greet work which to revolatonise the ccmm-rcc OF
the world. With thess feelings on the part Of the
Engish smbssssdor aud with similar the part
Ct the American Secretary OF state We srs very we'll
sssured there be d0cnty 10 carrying out this
work And ho would go furtner and say that all OBJ
staolss betseen the two govsrnments on this subject
S .s%S ,bs bs,s s.,.or. s.sn
made to consruct ship canal through the tsritory OF
Nissasua 20 the charter when given In 1928 70
an American ctizen. who va TO undertake the work
within six month"; but witch forfeited TO the subss
uent grant TO the King OF Holland which vas also for
when he YES IN the fortress OF Han; aud, finally, 10
the present grant The next qu-sti-n Is Is the work
pracucab,s, On this point b. woald say, that four
surveys have been made, and the undertaking Is sot
tnly net dhc ult but easy. As 60 the cost too eti
mates have been made -one OF twenty aud the other
of ten millions Of deIiars but tsks the medium and
say fifteen millions. Dir White then went into an
elaborate examination Of the probable receipts OF the
canal, and showed coocusiveiy that they would be
amply sumeient 20 pay hanisome interest on tn. In
nept He eaiculaesd ~ one Item alone that three
through this causl evsry year which would make
,a~ipe millions OF dollars TO the aud
the cempany From this ioss might be obtained,
he eaid, TO whether this work will be pro0t-
tocons from Ana on ss,s point b. you'd
only ssy the neutrality u this canal Wa gusrsn'
sed by the principal powers the capital wcns be fur
marie we're tened To with great deal OF attention,
and no dssbt from the tenor ot them founded
ss they we're statistics that the canal will be very
prontsbie undertaking.
The r,n airing toests we're
The Governor 81 the State % Ne~ York
The bench and Bar ef New ora.
The City York.
The Pubiie fress
Mr. Josssos, of the Assembly responded 10 the hrst
aud Judge JoSrs t. the seccnd The burden Of their
remark. the b. enents that the cuottrnciion
the proposed uaual viii the oited states snd
the whole world, by connecting all the ends OF toe
earth together by means Of commerce. and e'"'Esuon
Tst Lsrr Fisx AZ BArsvr., " The Batavia Sol
ff Of Tres OF the 10Th instant siyes tas following
prcuars of the Ere st that place the 18th iust :
Ibe ere commenc~d ~ sbcut NJ y o'clock In the
tvo story vccd building the nth aide OF tenssee
or Main street. occupied by Il Hspey. a. hard ~sre
store srd the wind blovsg strong from the west, the
fauss swept eastvard until every building vas COO
rured the of Gsn-see and Bank streets incu
ding the American Hotel air. Hsneyis store sod
everything therein vas ost including he books sod
pac~rs He insured In the t.euess- Mutual 500
fis loee estimated 81 about ~ 600 The building
cvued by Thomas Brown of Hebron, CT. Next vss o
wood building. the ofss ssd dwelling ho-se Of DR. u.
s,snson. Be 10 insured In the f.tns Company. for
Al 500. which will probably the loss Adjoin
tps Dr. ~. ~ss large t~o story wosd building, re-