New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
state Of Things nj san Juan.

The following statement is furnished US by another cores
pondcn who writes in the interest OF the Transit Company
twill he observed that he prophecies the speedy restors
ton of san Juan to the British:
Since the departure of the Pr0metheus from San Juan
the pcope of tbat town have contented themselves with
doing nothing and not iermeddng in the affairs Of State,
having 1T length discovered the folly of making fuss win
lc Y9Lces number individuals have recently Ten nc
town namely the rowdes who figured so gracefully IN ihs
late affair against the Transit Company, and are searching
for better locations in the intermediate stopping places on
the route these appearing 70 afford better held o. opera
tons for relieving the Caornans OF their golden treasures
Their departure is not to be regretted as they are ony
making room for men who really American-men Sno
will not be so ready to abuse and insult Their own
judging from report they are also becoming soms"n''
more uios as some Jealous coored gentlemen VINO re-
GENTLY r1iy I'd from New reans are strenuousy enaea'v
mo duse the Light of the Gospel among iheln-
Light that will ever display the relative merits Oh na
and tsum In six month, from this time the banner u '
Gross will float in the new church IN San Juan VIC wv
lie pcople Of san Juan are by mears So much gu.
ragged against the Transit Company as fonery gns ~ ~
liberal Of them acknowledge n .o s,,.",eJ the
benefited by the absence Of the rowdes VINO a'pitau
COMPANIES buildings under the plea OF carrying ol
The o,onanv has now completely established Us cnn ~
boat, on the River san Juan Inc new se's a. made a
HINT W., added 10 the line the 18th inst. ono ln .
trial min round the ha6or and her movement was WIZ IL
.factory and attracted the notice ol all whe Sser,
sloopot war Cvane those on board gave Iree H lord
which were returned with right good VIA .! uiV'' '"
The Iuted States ship Cyane still lies port nc. vs.
fc,r. and crew oil well The report OF an eng aa 10
tween her and British sloop owar totay @ smsr.
lie sbin i still wing at her moornss, ready Tor any re
aency Her Britannia Maestys steamer Goyser s I'm m
IN mort twice recently Something must nave uue" sn5
att.rlv for The English now express their wlHnoo
JrL.,nfnotion t. sustain the Cyane IN her mo es
ogan, the ,elfstyed authorities of Greytown anu
MINI Arenas from theirs or any other predatory
IN that tIe matter may De looked upon IS hnaly -.
There has evidently been great deal OF hu''0"gs
vecn the B, ii.h Commodore and the kepresss ,ndsr
Her Mai, ,ty al Washington, as that worthy s at on
c,ret orders from his Government resolved hV snaa
hc Champion dispatches sent I" hun by tla' nJdns
1.-THE same time that other, OF the same tenor ors
were forwarded by the late Daniel Webster % ys,
Parker both having for their object the protector ther
.cls Of both nations of accessory Transit yis
employers and property-the COMMANDER oi u. L eo;h
steamer Gcyser came 70 this determination vi "''
Marin iast o...,.0rneut q
Tie irussian Chargt dee Aiares to the Wv nth Gen
Central America and Ney Grenada, in company LTD
Montenegro Commander o the Nicaragua Ioi' s,ery ps
the l. : soopofwar Cyane, and was tendefeu yst .bp
Likeness which the commander ana Objects - with y
know 80 well how to extend. hey were sa .I"s,.
Guns ana landed on shore in one OF The snip 20 naesn
M ;tigens al lreytown held an election i0f Nv ~ rsh
40, ,be IN INST f. g. Martin being reelected MAJ The
an, ,ro.top having received all the votes 49,, s.,jsns
british Consul had previously notified the BRUSH i any
that Il ,hey voted al the election they could MOI r. cor.
nrot.ct,rn' fom hi, Government, as they wowa "
sdered citizens Il Greytown