The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-16
Intelligence from Costa RIca.

We have received La Gacefa, Of San Jose the weekly
ocal paper Of the government Of Costa Rica to the
leth fully. We find in it some documents which
worthy Of translation In order to make that republic
SO little understood in this country. better known
The Gaoeto contains the following article, entitled E
Correo del Isthmo, and the Republic Of Costa Rics'-
In the number So Of the Official paper Of the Nicara-
"The kepu Of Costa Risa' in which the writer
deavors to prove that the situation Of country IL
legal We answer this article with pleasure passing
over some mistakes which the writer unin
tentonay dropped from his pen We remark FIRST that
the Creo del hmo has abandoned Its old stem Of in
cults and nvectives and has adopted decent manner
Of discussing important question IL Costa Rca did
want to have relations with the nstooal
its resolutions founded upon same principle cited
vertibe principle, In pubic right and the relations be-
tween nations that the Of any State
not be done BY itself Why! What IL the origin OF the
rational convention. The governments which nomina
ted the commissioners who compose It, and who could
national government wanted necessary stability for
treating with It, When these motives will cease whom
the msions Of the diet will be popular and really repre-
rent the people Of the three States and ts disposition
ecntrsdiced when, in ne It will be legal government
snd will have the means 10 command obedience, frsm
that moment Costa Hica will be first TO establish with
pleasure is relations wi In government Of brotnsry
and friendly people and 1t will manifest to that people
that Is now forced by circumstances 70 part from
them viii forget that the two nations have had
the fathers As for the ilegsy If our republic
must inform the world that the constitution OF AZ
upon when the passed entirely ratified by
the constitution Of IS which ssys in the second article
that the republic q Costa Rica sovereign free and
dependent.
The Ceo,fagivss tables Of the expenses and re-
Of the government The new administration has
paid the debts Of the preceding cabinet amounting to
sa3173 II gives the number f the civil aud criminal
actions and rarsve statement Of the product o. the
quantity Of liquors produced for the FIRST six Of
lss9tt and 'bl In the year lsso theJ produced ss3
Sos in $50 s's75si and In 1851 s5il-about $40 500
increase annually.
Tie aoia publishes also translation. from the French
and Engih papers In the number OF the lstn ult W
npd article ira nsated from the Neo York Herald
about the position Of Costa hica.
In the Advertisements we are struck with the follow.
Ing, which We translate -
Jose horislis italian By birth. Barber Phiebot3mis.
Hair Dresser & has the hn0r to onrhs ssrv Gee 10 The
respectable putlie. during his sojourn In this capital.
There l. in Costa Kica n theatre with soEa spanish
ioImarces. "Cain pirata," aud I'll Csmpanero de San
Pablo had met with the greatest success Another
e.mrsny VAS expected every day Ths theatre was
called the Theatre dc Mora after the President.
In the movements Of the port % Santa An. mas have
remarked the following vcssels.--
June 1O-Arrvss the North American schooner Mary and
tlsn Capt Smith. from Panama with 70 passengers ani
good cargo.
o. wslimsp from Bos.op With cargo Of forcrn nsrehan
disc after passage q "a. days.
Cart James Brodus, with Of plsen.
Juno q Sailed the French barb odne for Panama with
lie North American barb Brewster Resleo With cof.
July North American schooner Mary ard Ellea for
keal. ard alitqihia. in ballast.
job p tie North Al eriean bark Homer. for Istapa
The Garcia IL published every Saturday anI ice price
Of fuh,crpttn twelve shi!lings year and one dollar
fer six months Mr. Aguar l. the editor and print
Ing tnice II in the palace Il the government.