The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-05

ny the Arrival Oh ne steamsuip TfVmesneuS nv
this port un Thursday morning, We received fteen
days later news from California, via Ncaragaa-
the new route Of Captain Vandes bilt, connecting
! the tive oceans This Is the 6rst time that wc
have received news direct from California and the
Pacific In this way; and, according to all appear
ances, IL is only earnest Of what We may expect
hereafter ..rE
By this nevs we learn that san Francisco and
/ stockton have, pho nix like, arisen from their
ssss---,hat the hustle Of trade and commerce is
again hsari In the hixh ways and by ways Of those
I clti,s-snd that the inhsbitants whose oarasr was
,.vporaalv arrested NV rona.r,a,,on fvh;ch v.s
90 destructive as slos, to destroy ,hs .nerv;s, AZ
any people are again on the hixh rad TO wealth.
prosperity and greatness. Such r.,,aora;narx "a.
Generation AZ y. v,,p..- M c.eo,,,a l. vi,hou, i.
parallel "a would really ,eeu 4, II M mi,f.rtuns
no matter AAw great. And a. calamity :, ,n,,,s,
how aisa,tr,t.. can prsvep, the nsv s,.,e on ,hs
Pacific from beeomipr a, .,n.;,s az it.s,f and 4,
time. one 81 tho mos, pswerful state, of thu oon-
sderaey.
". sso learn by ,hs arrival. tina, the lares ann
Of nearly three million. Of dollar. vo,th Of cola
dos, 10 "a rouas % New YORK Thl, IA indeed. sur.
prislpg intelligence. VIXEN -. tax. into coo.,dera
iion the vas, s.sutity Of cola ,bieh hs. h,,n "a
nj a.
mept Of the r-e.eu, ye., TA.,. 4, vsrv u,,l.
doubt nos, ne rAina. that IN. ro,d dsps.it. Of
that celebrated region are literally inexhsu,
ible, aud that the amour, that thew viii Weld
~in hereafter be proportioas.e TO the number Of
per-ons Engaged in sesrchinr for IL. ana In the i'm
proved rasshnsry that NAY be used for separs,inr
is from the quarts eth Which /, IL mixed Will
such ,rospse, before US. there l. no danger Of =.
immediate revuIsion In financial or commercial A
fairs. The yield this year viii not fall far shOr, of
sixty millions of dollars, and 20 would not h. at
all surprised II. within Oh. twelve month. ensuins.
81 shogld sinount 10 one Hundred millisus Such A
immense annual addition 70 the precious metals, as
we have every ressOn 10 expect from that sosree,
will Of course exercise q great influence on their
value throughout the world
1his Is the fret arrival by the new Siesragus
route since II wen, into operation. The success Of
the enterprise, thus Car, mus, be gratifying 10 Capt
Vanderbilt and those connected with him in H. Here
after, ~e presume. communication bslwecn New
York and California, by the way Of Nicaragua,
will be regular, although not 10 freqaen, as
It win be when all the steamships which the
company contemplate shall have been pct upon
the route. IL is eslesl.ed, nov that this sc~ route
is in operation, that. making liberal allowances for
delays, &c, passenger lcsters and Newspapers
will reach San Francisco from New York in twenty
days, whereas ii takes thirty and upwards by other
routes. The great problem which has aRsgsd the
attention Of the whole commercial world Eos three
centuries past, IL being solved by American enter
piise; and by American enterprise the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans are being connected At two different
points-by the way Of the Isthnus Of PsSsma and
by way Of Nicaragua. When both shall have
haan In full linn will hat
revolution in the commerce Of the world which
has occupied so much attention -whiea has been
looked forward to for centuries, and which Amer
can enterprise viii effect Iheneeforward, the
commerce between AHA and Europe must seek
either oil these channels and " wiii be rare indeed
mat Nessei wiz saii aroaha the ape IN conveying
ni'ren"h'lse fo" LufoPe'' ASIA VI run ~"
Lufope' iheh VIII commence that farther ana
greater re'0iu.'On' DOT only ID .he comm. sAi oa'
In the nnancisi world, which VIII make New iOrk
what London now is--thc great centre and foeu. Of
s,cbap,e aud sna,.. min. ,hs ,.., az an. ,o,,a
,rr. IN -, -. - -,
live to see the day When this will be accomplished
II space Permitted, we might enlarge On the 81
fects which the influence Of these two routes Is dss
tined to exercise on the respective regions through
which they pass--se might indulge ia . few ~
Elections the consequences that sure to follow
from the Americanizng Of New Granada, Mexico
and Central America generally. Our columns are 80
much crowded to-day that we can only say tha,
the rivalry which has now conmsneed between
Captain Vanderbilt and HE associates on the Mica
rsgua route, and George Law snd hi. associates
the Panama route, will hasten the state Of
things which is destined soon to occur, when the
government. and institutions Of the United State
viii be extended over the whole Of Mexico AMI
Central America, down to and IL eluding New Ora
NADIA, which last, according 20 every Indication Is
already ripe for annexation to this country.
American enterprise, with steam as an assistant.