The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-11

OUR GAN JUAN CORRESPONDENCE.

Nicaragua.
+ OUR s4N JUAN C0RREsP c~DKNcY.
SANJUAs DE NICARAGUA, March 81 1853
1foirs Of e Transit CoSpany-TAe Cysnc stu in Pbyt-
Arrival Of The British steamer Geyscy-O -Order7from
The British Ainiae. NJ Washington, DC, dc.
Since last wrote to you, the I'D nst of the stat
of affairs here nothing OF much importance has tran
spred the arrival Of Her Britannia Majestys war
steamer Geyser On her arrival she was waited upon y
the authorities of Grcytovu, and most grieyous COM
plaint made against the American ship Cyane. The
English captain stated however, that sd express or
ders net 10 interfere in matters that the
OF Greytown may see proper to execute; but the
American commander had received protect tie property
Of the Transit Company, he could only represent the
matter 70 his government That gentlema it is said
claims Punta Arenas English property He does not
seem to recognise the Transit Company in snY shape or
form. This would be entirely at variance w the settled
policy of Mr.. John Bull in regard to the ole of the
South American provinces, and particularly This narrow
strip, the Isthmus
After promulgatng these sentiments the commander
of the Geyser left the port and remained eud on the
barber until yesterday, when he again In. Tho
steamer Prometheus which arrived the 30th BROUGHT
it is said orders from the British minister at Washing
ton directing any English vessels of here toprotec
the employees and property Of the Transit Company.
nice time to nterpose their protection when servants
their buildings razcd to the ground this, tOo which
English vessel of could have prevented by remain
ing In port twenty four hours having been notified Of the
intended outrage The action teken by the commAAsr
of the Cyane has afforded government
to place firm basis and footing the right Of way
this highly important route to the land Of gold
The passengers per steamer Pacific arrived here on s
3oh inst, and bring intelligence Of the probable loss Of
the steamer independence which left San Juan six wse
haeu hnard af n.~
Webster arrived the Goth frcA New Orleans Her
proceeded up the river yesterday with part
of those Of the Prometheus which vossel arrived o
your city the day. at p H., The Webster sarsa
this morning New Orleans with her 7he
Promctheus will sail in an hour. Ga
New Granada.
HEALTH OF THE IsTHMUs PANAMA--LOCAL IN,
PROvEMENTs-RlOT AT TABOGA-rRAvELLERs' Ao-.
COMMODATIONs-TRAFfIC UPON THE ROUTE
SHIPPING, ETC.
The datesfrom AspnwaI to the LIST inst.
All the papers concur in the statement that tho
Isthmus very healthy and the. mortality upoa,
| vessels arriving at either side had decreased.
The Panama Echo, March -, cautions newly lande
foreigners against the danger Of inulsng freely in
various tempting fruits then pouring into the marka
Taboga was healthy. violent ponco partisan riot
had occurred there upon the night of tho Goth oAroh
and two three persons seriously injured. The
Darwin, of United States eloop of Portsmouth hsA
landed in order to inquire into the matter. The disu
ties finally settled the 25th
Colonel Henry Well, Ian Englshmau we believe had
been appointed to the Office of Chieof thu
| Military Department OF Panama.
For two three days towards the end of March, the
weather at Panama had been quito cloudy and the at
mosphere remarkably moist inducing the belief that ths
rainy would commence much earlier his
than customary.
Asan evidence that Panama is not falling far benin
the age many to believe the Echo states that q
number Of buildings in Of eDeeton both
| within and without the walls of the city. Worknea
engaged in making addition to the market huAa,
ing at Panama. of stone front facade, which woH
| act rs breskwater.
An imposing religious procession took place on G~
| Friday night
able attention among the foreign residents Of panAs
not only account Of the hcathfulness or its elm t
but also because Of It's superior fertility Of soil and lar
| liability to agricultural and grazing purposes.
The Panama Star states that proposition wouI A n
made to induce the eaara at its next session. eoe
the law prohibiting the existence OF hospitals with t,
| city limits
Speaking of the Panama Water Works. the HsrI ,s.v,
~" Next 70 the railroad we iook upon tne ranaw lwate
but of the best specuations and most pays inyes
| ments that we know Of in this country"
The ship canal project at the Isthas Of Da an ia tr
alluded to by tho saae journal -" Whilst We beiey
a'ot 20, 70 s,'o poins ~ VII "e Ound mo.
are lot quite prepared 10 admit all the oints in X
| favor" ' :"
Tho murderer of Robert AtwcIl had bee , a,scovo,.1
lying wounded, in a native bouse outside t1 a c;ty
The Governor had requested Don Manuel 7 Hnr,do 4
T h s enon e ~ iess"S 'no Office Of Juds
The citizens Of Panama entertained ohm Fret, Eao
at public dinner previous to his snarure for ~
United States, March 20. 'p"''D'' W ~
The Star states that-from all Gas ce crtl.~ A.
OF hundred thousand dollars Ia sncnt mcrthI.
at Panama, but that the residents neyer soncsr .r
richer " IL saia that the peopefV receive an
lock up the surtius which snouo circulate. Several
tne business iWks " ou, cisy nav turned their after
tion to land speculang since the road survevnrs hs
| commenced operations. .'
The Cruces and GorgoDa roed |, were stu unrspars
upon Marcn xn ana sne apps. ich Of the wet wsaths
The management Of the Pm una Hospital was mucl
The Presidic,ios- -eondsnnas 4 nr;.on.r., 4, .,. ,,,
Pam snpday SOoS. NJ. c.ehs to Carthsgsna
holidays continued the entfr of the following week
sewer Of IL, the ssoyss e the Pacific Mail s.e.@shs
Captain Humphrey Ackinu ey-the Santa Anna Of Tabs.
1 ga-waa among the numbs 6.
Tho u. sl0op Portsms nth had been ordered n prc
ceed to San Juan del Sur according to the last repo
| instead Of Calao.
ported One said, to have been wzscked mar Nats
| and the other In the iun of Darien
between Ss
The Brsh steaS aer Santiago salad from rAnama at
noon March Ss frying out number Of passengers and
The steamAhI, Unicorn, Of tr Pacific Nail ste.m,b;,
two weeks - ~ :" s0ous
No,withsts nlng the high ,snts the Tabor. rots u.
fever now and then, and ssms party dacuittes IL aD
pesIs 70 " mat the inhahtayss Of New drapAda haze
sooa ure Of it. Our Last hies do not record slneis
deatn houses spr9ipg up IN every direction ~
se' mers, ships and schooners, arriving from ~
artcrs. TRAVELLERS leave them hundred thousand
dollars every month. and certain eonssquenOs, "
see "verandahA hotels, "Iouisiana" resaurants and
Eagle oyster saloons advsrti,sd upon every Page Of
their journals Mr.. Henry Schuler has purchssed The
Pavilion" whilst Jones h Co. announce that the COR
leans House, win exceed any similar mansion IN nadzd
for style and comfort party Of young mes had sons