The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28
nrrREsTp>e FROM CENTRAL AMERICA
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q. m, between Guatemala and Honduras,
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me PROPOSED SPANISH PaOItcToAATe.
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esssesbsa u nsa. sslsn DerianA ~ unleeA
otates Enkter to Nicaragua.
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Hs SPEECH on THE OCCASION.
me PROPOSED SPANISH paOTEcToRATe.
Hs SPEECH on THE OCCASION.
Outrage On q United States Citizen in Nicaragua,
&C, &C., &c.

Hss.sss The ro, . sHd to the King Of Holland ANNOUNCE
~ Al elevation The Presidency with replies thereto
esssrsfsAAtns him on that event
decrsshas been Issued, hbiting every person
n shatsvsr 90. sx whether native or orss from
ss.ax ne territory Of III. republic without having
e>s.psrt fon the government; and the GOVERNOR com
AsaHss and captains of ports ordered not to per-
ma tAs departure Of any person by land water who
49, present. his passport in due form Diplomatic
.alstsrs asd axsn<. com ais and employees Of
merchant vessels whether natives not exempted
this A~ The Minister of Foreign Affairs Is to
dollars for each passport and the respective
gsvwuor. Sc, quarter dollar Every person entering
NE r~puth be from whatever country Is required to
pr-s~~i hssh the Governor Of the Province in the
o.sssis o. before the political chief in the principal
tsvns 81 ss cNntons 10 esAet his papor, aud explas
the oAject a. Ms coming 70 tire sounuy.
The dates fror Guatemala 70 the "a Of september.
nS cs1s u the 18th a August deiicatesa paragraph
Ia The mediation intsrpnA between Honduras and Gua
<sal4 by the governments a san salvador and Ncara
qua which Gays that the government OF Gustesalh
has 20 sonaderas that any formal regulation be made
With tbe-s .ho govern Honduras. When this was
.rsssa the mediation had been travelling slowly,
-. BY the ca q TIE "a q September that the lsh
Of August General Carr.r enlnArsss ~ tho port OF zaba
y. -s~. against the coast Of Honduras The force
whicA panied him in the two national vesse.-the
ArsAa and CecilA-snounted 70 three hundred men In
ths arst place they sailed Tor Ones from whence they
sect s~sk Satisfaction from the cabinet Of comayayus
Ia os1a q san salvador has ia addition 70 this news
that q ths Decentralization Of the Gustemaeans com
mssdsd By Colonel Don Victor zabaa and Of the senday
Of srsops usasr command u General Cabsnas TO forty
the earri-oa Of 0tsoa To- Cao~a cited proof on
ess document win proclamation Of the President Of
HssdsrHs. On the other hand, certain Mr. Rub, At
tss head OIL party Of Ho@aarans had again invaded
the GaAta territory and robbed certain villages
For oar part says The ssoa u Costa RcA. repeat
aesors sincerely the character Of retaliation and also
direction whcn the has taken but al the same
time, ourselves Obliged % admit that state es-
posed 10 brutal aggression. A. In the case q Guaemas
must defend it~~f BY All The within reach. VIII
Gsssrsi csrers use TIE most timely meansf This l. a
answer Bat would be foly for any one consider
with inpsrAy tas state q thing 10 think that
points Of the coast should succeed the triumph woui
oer sufficient advantages and atian and from
Unforeseen circuns,ancs and in spite u the prudence
and ysor of the Gaatsma-sn General should fan By
u those sas nts which destroy The b.s laid plans
a. fer ex.mrs fever preeseea y ne sAhsai,h'ns.s o.
taxss which they had enjoyed 10 the last Hsment their
good might be compromised.
From San salvador the dates Tie s,h q sepsea
bsr The Journal. discussing ths question Of tte
spanish professionals In . much opposed 70 the
project The san joe publication, ia speskng q this
subject, sayss-
is not barren spin, Of opposition that inspires the
Casaye Of San Salvador resist the proi-c;orate 4 Is
which We do not accept but which glad 70 see
manifested in other questions equally DELICATE We refer
principally "a the negotiations established by Mr. Squisr
between company Of the United states and the govern
meot Of San Salvador for hs construction Of railroad
H. under this industrial enterprise are hidden other In
t.rests than those Of commerce. & evident that he
note OF the SAlvaaorian Commissioned senor Negee
dscos eer,sd entirely the plans Which may have bern
formed TO compromise the government Of san salvador
This government has nominated 70 represent II abroad
senior Don Felipe Molina Minister plenpotentary to
the government Of the United States Jalio rhirior
Consul General F.anss, spdp Observation-Disclosures 70
England.
Our Central American Correspondence.
MASAGra, sep. IL 1888.
The 0apusi of yioaragaa--Josuey Thtau Of Ne Urazi
.SaAz kfmis>r 70 aas Rpuilie--S'sans " ~ va"
Managua is the capital VI Nicaragua, formerly
the sea. OF government al Leon, but the citizen
pressure from without that i could resist
and its archives and Offices removed to thi.
pretty Of Managua, the beautiful lake which
gives its 10 the capital Your paper Is vhich
deals exclusively in facts that refrain from going
with your readers the journey from san Juan del
Norte (Ang'ioe Greyown TO this city There facts
enough however, to while away an hour with you.
left San Juan early in this month. Mr portland our
new Minister Plenipotentisry had arrived and every
American in Central America up Sigh Of thanks.
giving thinking that their millennium had begun dawn
and they felt themselves enriched BY the about
to b taken by minaer against these good natarei
and kind hearted Nicaraguans The Transit Compan
with berality which does them credit furnished Mr.
Borand and suite, composed u his Secretary Of legation
and private secretary, accom- panied by Mr. j. ~ Fabens
commercial agent at San Juan, and Others vtrone
Of their steamers which to ascend the river They
left san Juaa September 4th II would be useless for
TO describe route which and squiers
have lately and esurely gone We arrived al Cas-
tilo Rapids, hundred and twenty miles from the
mouth, sunday, 5tb. Here NJ Razxlss, the gentle
manly and efficient agent Of the Compsey received the
party in his peculiarly hosptable manner In the
afternoon handsome dinner given at which about
6fty sat down, and in the evening bali a. the Castillo
Hsuss. salute Of thirtyone guns fred from the
old fort the hin above the rapids somewhat classic
memories here Nelson fought his 6rs, hghi
and distinguished himself for the frp time The
morning his excellency left in another some eighteen
miles from the lake met by the LAKE steamer One
tspe which took passenger and by three ia the
entered the lovees lake the shobe upon
that OF Nicaragua At the castle Of Carlos
ashore kindly received ~ patrcio Rivas
the commandment ofthe town, spd after walk among the
ruins Of hat once noble fortress sgaiD boarded
the steamer and lost San Carlos with the
volcano pamesake OF steamer, the towering Ometpe
looming high up before as The on@iere, or lonely
mountain stands msgnih ,ent isl nd sentinel the
waters II the Nicaragua lake. gloous asdmark for he
traveller and filled With for the geoosss in
qury. The little town 81 Virgin Fay Is opposs to Ome
teps the inland distant fifteen miles It, position
Of the Ioveliest imaginable More N an ihi cannot
be said OF ii. II collection of misera be tatcbei
houses IL one dignity them with the name, nearly
All Of which have the sign Of Hotel their doors
The companys agsn is the best In the town aud pre-
SCENTS better appearance A large ADeFican nag Il
flying from staff in front Il the door II i 81 this
point the passengers for California diembAtk and con
tinue their Journey mules to san Jasn del sur 70
which place there Is now macadAmizeG road We left 4
The Virgin" as II l. called early on tho morning
Of sunday and after coastpg along the most tnraran
shores behed and have written you from many
sunny one, Buombacho seemed 10 shake the lingering
clouds from its shaggy looking neck rounded a Il
peninsula point and first caught sight o grim .oa
grewn towers of Granada not that Granada whose
pamesake IL is and whose conquest h1 been told ~
beautifully but Granada Of Nicaragua once = Spanish I
port Of entry and the residence Of that Diego Mschaca
who frst explored the river San Juan the
OF the commercial world and battle ground Of the Mon
doctrine. At Granada Mr. BorlsDd received by
body of American residents in speech wecou ne
him amongst them TO which he replied handsomely and
mounting horses prepared for them the party aamber
ing twelve fourteen, rode into the city about
mile from he lax