The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-30
tne N. Y. Evening Post
From the Sandwich Islands and Central


Oar adviees from ibe Sandwich islands week
later. notification had been given that the harbor
dues heretofore exacted would soon be removed.
The Ladies' Strangers Friend Society held iar al
were 81 800
Great exertons were being used 10 yaceiaais the ma
yves IN anticipation OF the small pox, which il was
feared would md It's way from California TO the
islands.
A severe storm had occurred in the vicinity OF the
Islands The week ending the 26lh February
AL recenl auction sale the following prices were OBJ
tanned lice averaged i0i cents per pound 5000 dozen
eggs 20 cents per dozens lard. ii cents.
Died al Honolulu on the 24lh February, Mr.. Dewitt
Lusk from Syracuse, New York lie had resided in
Caliorna, portion OF The time In Stockton, and went
TO the Islands for his health.
10 Honolulu, February rs, George Williams. from
New Utrecht. New York.
THE isrHMus
Our adyces from the lshmus Of Panama are to the 18th
OF April. The news is ot no special interest.
The Eogsh steamer Quito had left Panama for Valpa-
Iaiso and Caao having on board The British charge DAT
The steamer Unicorn left Panama on the sh inst for
Australia. with abou, $50 passengers.
There were but few passengers at Aspnwal awaiting
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Presidents inaugural is translated and repubsh-
ed IN most OF the journals The Costa Rca journals
quite faered by some compliments MIR. Walsh gave TO
that State 10 his report on Nicaragua which they repub
sh with pleasure.
was getting on pretty we'll Great hopes INDUCED
Of his administration Peace faithfully kept by him
between Nicaragua and Costa RIGA.
GUATEMALA The latest dates we have are down to
March lst General Carrera remained at Chiquimala.
Uneasness continued to prevail as 10 anticipated disturb
ances With the province of Chapas Carrera was ready
Tor The Honduras general, Cabanas. provided he made
any movement against him; but Cabanas had means
| oil disturbing the peace
and the agricultural advantages Guatemala had especial
in the coffee and rice cultivation There had been
debate in the Chamber as TO encouraging the expectation
OF coffee
| HoNDURAs General Cabanas was early on march
with DIVISION OF his army at lntbuco, where he would
stay during the sitting OF the legislature Senior Lindo had
been appointed to confer with person from San Sal
vador the better to establish amcable relations among
the Central American States.
SAN SALvADoR.--ln her dates TO March 18th La Gacea
publishes the OF the President read to the egs-
lative Chambers The 4lh OF March II fills three pretty
broad columns He elici,ates the people the tranquil
lily they enjoy The ecclesiastical government is in COM
plele harmony with the civil government treaty has
been made with Prussia. The treaty OF the United States
has been spoken OF unsettled. The revenues are
good and the country is prosperous contract has been
made 10 explore coal mine and also another contract
that the steamboats, OF Panama and California should 20
the ports of "Unlon," "Lberad and Acsutla twice
each month.
CosTA RIca.-We do not mole anything OF importance
here Peace and order prevail
| FROM SAN JUAN, OR GREYTowN.
Peace prevailed al Greytown between the people and
the Transit Company but il prevailed only because the
OF the United Slales snip Cyane and OF the British
steamer Geyser enforced IL.
The Transit Company people say that ''rowaies" have
given up all opposition 10 their company, and emf.
grating 10 other parts better fitted for their predatory pro-
pensies. A correspondent writes:
1.-THE people Of San Juan are by no means so much
enraged against The Transit Company as formerly and
the liberal of them truly nowedse that the town
would be benefited by the absence Of be rowiies who
attacked the companys buildings under the plea of carry
ing out the law
"The company have now completely established their
chain OF boats the San Juan. The steamer
Elm L. Hunt added to the line the l4th instant
She made trial trip around the harbor Her moyemen,
very satisfactory, and attracted the notice OF all
While passing the sloop Cyane those on board
three hearty cheers which returned with right
good will by those on board that vessel"
The Prussian charge d'afdes 10 the government oil
Central America and New Granada, IN company with
Gen Montenegro, commander OF the Nicaragua forces
visited The United States sloop war Cyane, and was
rendered every poleness which the commander and Of
hcers OF that ship know so well how TO extend. They
sauied with eleven guns, and landed on shore IN
one OF the ships boats al Gfeytown.
The people OF Greytown held election for city Off
GERS on the 18th inst-p. q. Martin being reelected
mayor without opposition, having received all the vote.
cast
TIE British consul bad previously notified The British
residents that II they voted al the election, they could
not expect any protection from his government, they
| would become citizens OF Grsytown.
The United States ship Cyane still lays in port, her Of
| icers and all well
1 The report OF an engagement between her and Brit
sh soopofwar is totally untounded-for the ship still
lays al her mcorings. ready for any emergency.