New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

Putta areuss Co. R.ea San juan del Sur Ntlragul;
Rece;o, do: Isla Tgro, Honduras. La Union Saa a
vGcor Liee.tad DO AcsJuue' do lStlpa "1-''l" III
TIE AMERICAN ENGLISH AND FRENCH DA-
EIEN EXHIBITIONS.
From The Afpinwal Conner.
IeeInirg the last intelligence from is quarter psi ICY
conclusive T. the npraccabi;y OF The rol1e ana ye'
desiring CRAFTY the public mind with eny lhornia'h
pertaining tie efforts hlt have been thus faT male We
hercvi prtseDt Cccs' 81 al The rens "c nave oeeh
ete obtain Our regular readers have perstd the cor
respouGencc from Caledonia Bay published IN recent
ItIrker f TIE C0urrr II states thai the l. siOop %;
war C,tre arrived there Jan 2 tha; the cOmmaader
Cor ollins had grand council with number OF indan
chiefs the same day, and finally obtained ine; i.enay
consent to the landing Of party for exploration tha on
the 10Th Lieut.. Strain with party Of twenty Iet
lie slip Tor eNr ration with ten days PROVISION; ana
that four OF tits paIiy penetrated twenty Iies uui w
returned and having procured ten men ana extra poVs
ions again started
Our correspondent also stated thai the British brig OF
vor E.pegle arrived the ION. with Mr. Osborne D'
Cullen and others pss and hi on the 2oth the
English suryey schooner and the French steamer
Cbinar arrived the steamer having on board party io
the canal route survey ana the schooner pes iutenuet
for the survey OF the harbor. IN EOgrh enI french
party combined started the 9th On that lay com
eny Of FIVE detached from Strains party arrived at IN,
ship hay ing left said party distance of eighteen miles
they Immediately returned with Reinforcement and pro
On the 9th detachmen,s OF the English cai French
party arrived for provisions, from their oncamPmeH' i
EN,1y party that returned expressed the opinion
tat he route utterly impraccable all too reported
far gre hight Of ground than they had anticipated
md al were very severe upon DR. Cullen and Nj Gs
bore. We have description os the mode IN Wich the
several parties we have mentioned prosecuted the survey
but from verbal statements are led 10 believe hey
were quite thorough as the object OF them renderei
Necessary We have received later dates from Gale
doa Bay than the seth of January had any later ad
vices thence been received at Panama up to last night
We feel exceedingly appr henye concerning the late OF
those WHO in the vaouf parties on the route anu YIN
the deepest regret compelled TO state that chief
Of ourn is IL. Is.
which the Pacific extremity has gone to her squad
and if the parties fsom the Atlantic reach the fachc
q most d Sial prospect awaits them.
Turning the date which has been kindly furnished us
by Mr. William Rennish pioneer of the survey from the
annie Maestys steamship Nirago, Commander Provost,
arrived IL tie Gulf of San Miguel, Dee II, AMI thai on
the 10Th Commander Provost aud party twenty three per
SOILS oil told, started 10 cross the hhmus ihey hr5t
ta,eled M be River Sey twenty two ami half mes,
and having reached point where hill rose from the
bank Of Tie river some fifty feet they established per
On the 2cth they commence their overland Journey,
with everything requisite for clearing measuring and
marking good vhich they contnuedto do through
out the route they ravorsed, each carrying his
provisions end ammunition In This way ihey tTaveled
zen DAYS through dense forest wherein they could VIII
diff cults gee Tut twenty yards III advance
The whole distance trevelod during that time was over
a plain with rise of more than fifty feet At shutdown
each day the Pe,y hailed made rancho marked ma, VITO
rested in and about for the night Up to this time they
had not met with anything remarkable ia the face of the
country and had found but light variation from the gen
ON tie sIs after encampiDg the night before the
banks Of smell seam the! had gone bat short distance
in the morning when they came upon river SOME sixty
to eighty ylTd- wide and three deep, flowing SE
which ihsy called Ten River Here they built ranch No.
TO- and manned there during the rest OF the day and
hight. .
During tie afternoon Lieut. Gordon and Mr.. lnskp,
master we're sent with native and an Indian a. an in
tepreo seek the Indians and % ascertain the name Of
The river srd tie distance to the Atlantic Jan they
returned of L. VI. The same day Commander Provost
and Mr. Kennsh with five crdod the river and otter
crossing several deep cJrges they ascenied hl some
500 fec In hight aid about five cghts Of mile from
ranch ten from which they the Atlantic to the n)rt1
test seeming from xix t. eight miles distant Seeing
cear spot in direction north by west, apparently at
sLo; distance, they turned oweTd it, and on their way
through deep gorges and over balls Of several hunied
which between them aud said clear spot,
tley suddenly reached large river flowing 5 ). W,
which they called NeS Years River tGis river is about
fye.eiehths # mile from the hill from viii n the Atlantic
was seen They followed this Gver le norm north
east and then turned TO the east and having Travelled
shout nile era three Fights they built rancho No. H.
From this tbCy proceeded mile and vesx'hs, when
they come upon large and rapid river flowing north.
1lty folded the river and assembled hill half amile in
height and being unable 10 the they passed half
way down the other side, and located ranch No Il. In
tbs vicinity they found variety Of waterfalls and hills
Amer having gained their view Of the Atlantic at the point
above stated the st Of January they posed four men
4, the ranch No. To- Commander Provost and Mr.. Ken
nisl with patty Of - men, went the ground
have traced beyond the last mentioned ranch aud on their
return reached ranch No 10 on the ji which they found
al keC TC ted and empty.
Between ranches line and eight they found three Of
their murdered They were then without any arms
or ammunition having left all in ranch ten from which
everything bad been stolen and fastening rapidly
p ssibe they reached their boats ;senty two miles
from their bip tie next day, in eighteen hours from tie
tine Of leaving the Atlantic extremity of their route
They Immediately proceeded down the river and on the
EorDiDs Of tie III hey reached the ship On the same
day tie ssied 20 join her squadron.
From review Of the survey which have jus, noticed
and from other circumstances which ripe for pun
Eceon convinced that the project Of the route il
perfect failure.
IATEN OCEANIC COMMUNICATIONS.
To he Editor Of Tie Pcnaza HeroG.
DEAR hevtrg
ne ctiNed letter n q she -Sth u
kcleTi recr OF Cn giving Of the
OF lste pedlon uIeeItsssb psTposs
istf Of Dsien By Coansna, James Prsvoss Of II NJ
Nsso aid ka'ss b-a myself eys-Sit1
Yroetef I'm AIRY bear testimony rahfa meas Of r
NaSn plan SnvrIh,d account q the facts osrh your
Aitbe tine teE for tie .frr,,ln Of the pabe 70 y
te;ofe !og few this expedition some
Iiter Particulars fay they eoCd be M
The ertr Of Commander Pre- ~ 20 e1pl-e ,b.
Iot seueIy N.see over BY Nr GsbOue him IN h
ei te go" O. rs rlsEs wnch tcs=h=r ~h d. L4l!ers
Voik CT Dsiien, We led IN Possession
ron rsihT however coElt derive such onat a
Eo icat GU tie PIIeua from ueher coai
oath gun lc fclo -iec AID Don he pdeed had
hey tc- .-e the LsL6st could 10, he
teI item - non me entered
Str'y "a g eac Il until reached from d
he AtrticD houGh the % III t.p, Of "a.
ha Il iiss toct lte feet In h1h ecu discovered M
CFest nd!es- Of
Vt NLa w cha rs u y ar.sst rivers we're 10, aware
q itef easisrce uItil actually N tL.ir beui.
At - sceEabe about ag,uia If
Ter Rye 40 ct tsbiy tributary Tue inee ffo
IsLeto 20 u g ne Of ne hi from ~hieh obtained view
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