The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10
INTERESTING FROM WyrRIL AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF our New AIInASev az San jean
dc NSarsyoa, no., 80.


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ARRIVAL OF our New MlnisSev az San jean
dc NNarsyoa, no., 30.
our NICARAGUA CORRESPONDENCE.
sN JUAN DEL NoR1E, August 20 1853.
7rarsnixS Euclsies- B.s.n@s at san JIan aad Cost;
Rseo- Geld in Neo 6roaada The Omit II" Eaft4-
Quaks--TAs UNITED Stata Frigak Columbia.
This place s very healthy 1t present, although thss Is
generally the rainy raere has no: bssn
siLs death the whole river route from fever The
water the river h hsa The Accessory Transit Com
paayt steamers the river running nom this place TO
Virgin Bay, go through in thirty FOR
California are not detained moment o. their arrival
here Dom your city tive boats constantly waiting at
each end Of the route to take the passengers direct
through for California. For this new srrangementfor
1.-THE travelling community greatly indie, ted
Capt BAneker. the gsntsnany agent at this place
By route passengers leave New Yerk ~ at
San Juan Del Sur thu sde in twelve days aad
at San FranciAoo In twelve noae-mshiDg the passage
foan Now York TO California In twenty four days This
new snapgeme, win be permanent and sssursdly ~
long AZ tie present q snt remains.
Bosine ~ at Graz 10 very dull at present. somefsv
Of the Inhabitants have loft for the sAtss-otbers
about leaving Their prins trade log rood aud hides
the greater part Of which rent to Grenada in large
burg boats, manned BY natives. Bosiless vt COSTA
Rcs 10 brick The coffee ops viii yield largely this
There will be, In Sep 'embsr, Hoe II steam
srs runpiDs from Costa Risa to Panama, touching
Vt GuAtsu and other ports On the Pscdc Tolls line
supported BY the 1t cost Of $50 OO0 each
town the coast paying in proportion to the number Of
the s@s BIRD snd . boat, the Of which Is not
brown They are under the sup+riptencence Of tapain
Wright jr Of Captain Wr2h formerly OF stea csnip
Gaivestcn trading from New York 10 Texas
am informed that large quantities. OF gold have BEEN
ound IN Gtarada some specimens Of which naye seen;
y foe, al fully equal 10 any foaod in California
Ssve sl bexes full have been tassn New York psrty
O. some thirty have started from here for the dgsrgs
They have yet Ie.nrn.d 1t been kept very qnst
BY the natives In my next may be estier able to
give you fuller particulars.
On the night Of tbs 25th August. . large comet
visible Ia The West st about 81 o'clock v. zne tail
o; winch OF extreme length 1t remained IN sign,
tire. quarters Of an boar whsa It disappeared bsov
appeared the OF the 26th about the place
and ie it oisappesred about the time and toos
the same course ~ on Tn night previous bat Vas soms
Whist larger
On the 26th at 12k O'Clock P. NJ, flight shock Of
earthquake felt; persons sitting in chair rolled
as they were on board Of steamer 10 sea- way am
informed by rome OF the Oldest Inhabitants that the
she ck than has been felt BEFORE IL
lsstto only few Sc conds without doing any damage
We hsve in view here Mount Krusas situated in Costa
Rice one If tie largest moUDsin lying from this plscs
sboot wet IL has d charging its volumes Of smoke
siDce june last; it Ia visible diog the day and night.
The o. fr,gste ColuG bia Capt Prendefgass, csme ia
sight the evening Of the a8tn aud anchored off the
Central America The Columbia was t~enty three dAys
from PenSocolA officers and All wall Minister
BorlaLd has rot yet proceeded to Granada.
August 20 1853
The Fngate Columbia Hon Mr. Borla,d and Seam Mrrco
laa-P Programme of Mr. Borttads Proceeainy s-Shetch
Of San Jun and it, Inhabitants.
LETT you On the 20th, at O'Clock P. NJ, and
cur anchor dropped in the really pretty hsrpor OF
San Juan del Norte the morning Of yssssrd ay
Among passengers Mr. M.rcosta and bis lady,
the able and active Minister Of Nicaragua
msnt Of the UEited sta'es. Pne fgsts Co umoia with
Hon. Solon BorAnd and suite arrived the afternoon
of the 9th; they remain board for day two
When the Star OF the West anchored boat sent
the frgate to her. in which returned Mr. MarcoetA to
pay his respects to the American Envoy woat the ma
their interview may have been could not iearn
but have doubt that Mr.. Marooetas visit to this
country merely better to inform himself of the
ter and political designs Of the country which he
presented for years without having bern within it's
territories until this morniog. There is another psoba
BILE clue to his visit at this time The Nc&rsguAn
government have lately ggan him, well msrisad re-
ward his long faithful services grant land
and be has, doubt out to ocateH Unless, them
there be desire to connect hs visit with mysts
rious political view, imagine you will es nearer TINS
truth in giving this 81 his obj Ct
the agent Of the Transit Company learn that he
has placed steamer at the disposal Of Mr. Bornd For
th he viii not leave In the steamer Of ti.
rg but will his mimi tsriAl journey on Friday
September 2. From Mr. N learn that Mr. Boslaad's
through Central America will be about folio
He win in the steamer 70 GrsIad tue lake Of Mica
r qua where he will probably remain until the return
q President ChomorIo from his sxscu tvs
IN orgh bis State to the capital Of the Rspuelc
hsD,gua. After visit Dg Leon aud bsips prosecuted
TO the government Of Nicaragua. he viii continue
on to San Salvador take the initiative in whatever
negotiations We may have with that vernment thence
TO honduras and Costa Rca, and dnsy drop At
en ,ns ssren CITY 9. .sns.a America his re.
welcome ore Tired OF foreign interference and iGter
needing. and the irev table cnssqaenc nros and civil
In Ibsr different States, inclined th,nk that
they will rejoice 1t and gladly welcome any medium py
which they once again together aod the
sueoers Of their former expe isncs Union fat Ia force
Mr. Boz AMOS views too the various subjects Of
terest TO them we'll known DOUBT throughout
Central america ard they have leaned from their
Iious ministers at Washington that only TO
ofer them the right hAno peace good will and fellow
chip IN their republican Progress. As such he win be
received.
Much has been sad aud written abou. this port Of San
Juan town which, AN satisfied has para el
other lanes but which, Is fast long its native
in this Its population cannot b. more
than four hundred. and such fou, huodred the sun
shone upon With the exception o. fe excellent
and HOSPITAL ths population Is composed OF
nsstgos with q n,nslipg Of Moro Iltos FL ehsh Irish
FTeIcn Jews and German the ~hoie forming Q medley
VI surpassed equaled on earth. The flag flying from
the mast head IL tina. Of his M.jsty u Mo- qalos IL
aer ate blue and white stripe, with Of &C.
George in the This is the only evd of the
sovereignty o Ola swArtny Majesty ovsr this much CON
tested town The flag iea IN loUey grandeur from Vis
toria square, snn ~h write there Aneicaa
fset Kissing the bse7e around 1t The thousand
tales Of British Influence here timply rdiculous aod
sb.urd. There il about o. much of the British ele
ment" here there your neigh boring DO oo sh Of
South Orange. The mayor Of the town ia American
indeed be boarded steamer with the Amer,csn union
flying a. his boats peak! Al foe tina opinions Of tns
teque qudtrqse ted Dhao,tapss, they perfectly
gsrdlsss Of what COVER nment tuey Tne
ruined appearsL &c; no hfe no energy enter PRISE
hothg characteristic OF the countries from ~beaes It's
inhabitants came erase grows several inches high In
all the streets and there air Of dissez aler
every counenance Altogether considering the GODDESS
discussion of which it has been iba ubjest, is in
cliLed TO ask, le j'eu, raul u la chandeud? C.
Mr.. Borlands Departure from the Standardization Of
some Of the COlu,nJ;a's CreD.
On Tuesday morning, Hen. Scion Borland and his
Secretary cf legation left the rsa.e Tno ceremony