New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

tie rapids. Tbs took each time twenty mcn stand
the water while the Others assisted with setting
poles. Just III the most difficult spot storm arose,
the thunder seemed II II WOuldtcar every thing IN
pieCes the ram el m torrents quarter OF hour
my waShoa.ln on deck was filed four inches. The
Ech;nTg struck tee before us. TINS spread great
alarm among the cre" wno gave vent 10 thor GER
Tor ia shTieks AID tears Inc cap.an began 70 prif
O. - Antonio, che TWO Americans uttered cuT>ts,
orc threatened with pistol. The other " .ia club
I screamed out for "aguaTtenie. a2uArdlent--
brandy brandy We a. isSt 20. through, whether
h, help az = Antonio. the Clue, or thc alcohol,
which / hlc taken with mt 20 guard against >.lhcS
ans other genOm0uS reptiles - Antonio, inc pa
frCa-sani of those rapids, has thlnAiess ONCE.
wotd TO. he IN his pace % bring me 1oa-> over
the rgrrsS L r. Clculf task. Here as me wreck
OF an American steamboat, which -. Antonio must
have found too heavy. or else ilc no cons Ter ihe
Americans IS MS friends The ram which entered
cur boat soaked through the skin that covered ne
baggage. and occdsiOuCt a ,iilailou, smell We
here saw Nr Cropuy. The enunecr - the canal
who lives IN house attached 70 81 boat lie "as
celehec a. the freight which was delivered .og hiu.
consisting OF meat. -four and coffee. which cannot
be obtained Short OF % mules AS fsra> the rapids
Of Castillo Nle'o. the wafer IS smooth and also
above them 10 the sea- deep enough tor Large Nssss
slppi boats. Inc Nhoit river baS no greater o.
,tTuctlOI> than those n the 81 Lawrence which are
easily overcome. Large locks viii be nccess IN
he Canal. The natives are miserable la1orerS.
Castillo Vie he, o. sinau ball Z IS in RUNS hdy
ing been demolished N 1915 We could scarcely
find any path so much evcTv hing OycrgrOwu
N this short time Mr. Wilson. oi The Canal Com
paLy was 40 Work With a number OF Indians. at the
zoo. 81 the hhi, building iandUg-piacc for steam
boats II also made great complaint OF the lntlans
a. abOIcTS. They worked 10 Oh l9png m the woods,
a. they were directed. and we've surprised when the
tree raS cut IN the rCbt place.
On the 3tth We arrived a. Fort san Carlos. which
has garrison of hat a oOzen ragged 80 dlers One
old feld-pi6ce, deVoured with rust, and mounted on
wheels tiat were cut ont OF the trunks OF tree de
fenced the river, and some beautiful brass cannon
inscribed With he wear lois. lay buried IN thc sand
The settle ment ai The foot of The Tort j. hardly 20 De
compared viii San Juan. Yet IN TIME may become OF
importance Here Is the Custom-nOuSc OF the Nlca-
raLua Republic every trunk. however small, Is in-
>p,cted-WorSe than IN Austria The sea voyage
Wnlct commences here makes Is forget the tup on
The river The immense surface 81 water i hemmer
IN on taCa SIDE by beautiful mountains, on the teIl
hanc ihc great uOuntus CHAIN stretches oh tow lTt
COSTA Rica the SUBMITS IF the Two great volcanoes
OF The OncstorCc Islands rising maCStlca!ly - the
louls-whilc groups OF trees, thicnly nierSper>eG
with uurp.e lowers, line the shore On the reht
storm coming I'D from the North filled the SKY with
heavy CLOUDS OF every form. Isl lie tie twilight re-
fiction toNsrc he sea with ricl pomp OF ,olOr>
Orr boat with is miserable sail. ghded quietly on
in the evening wind. when "a, length The storm broke
or VIII violence the crew were afraid 10 contend
with T. and came 20 anchor until day break. The
following night We arrived al Granada Wong SIDE ~
The American steamer AZ ancBOt-tAe mr.. when
haa Cye- been IN this sea. uhlNh.