The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-01

ment asd the representatives, OF Commodore Vanderbilt,
Garrison, Charles Morgan George Law, Randolph end
oil other rah and entsrps.sing who desire 10 have
hDger IN ths PIE The bssss Of the settlement he suggests
ss icllows:-
General smrosty for all the persons concerned.
Ine property on the sthrn1s OF the late Nicaragua
Transit COMPANY being sssed for debt due " Mica
rsEna, TO 90 keps by her in pay nent
Tho lakes and be fee to all steamers other
wharf and road.
Each passenger to pay dollar head to the govern
Then rays our correspondent we would see in opeva
ton the ORIGINAL Atlantic and Pacific Companys line tae
George Law Live Oak and Musket line 80 &c &c. Thea
The $40 represented by these several lines will b
used IN making improvements for the country and for the
travelling pubic, bringing money into their pock
ets Ihen We VIII have reductions Of fare. increase Of
mave no more revivsIs Of evolution and no more try
IN tho transit business, suppose that would not pay 70
have opposition lines on that route Bot that mis-
take will pay. When vas there opposition business
that did not pays Experience has shown that it will pay
IN Nicaragua Stat,esics show the following tr rAaic:-
there $50 passengers per month"; when the Nicara
qua line competed with the Panama one there were 1000
Independent lines, there were 900 per month
But the California traffic, continues corresp ,ndent
s secone ary affair for the Transit The traffic with
Central America 10 the prod Of tho country In indigo
cochneal coffee, drugs, and the importation the
United States al Europe to tue Pacific coast VIII form
the principal profit OF the line. Tho saving Of six
months voyage, the delivery goods in proper condi
tion through steamers the Atlantic and Pacific,
eventually, without fall bring all this business
while . monopoly EXISTS monopoly which charges
from $3.50 10 S2C0 per ton for freight the
oceans and which might charge $500 per ton pleased
"AID AND COMFORT" FROM CHILE.
The Bolass Ccal Of San Jose Costa Rca has the fol-
lowing
ON THE INTERVENTION OF CHILE WITH THE WAR IN
NICARAGUA.
Our brethren OF the have broken the silence they
observed. Praise 70 Chiel
1he deputies ErrazuSx, Irizzan Prado, Aguirrc Bar
riga, Hurtado Garcia Moran Barros, and Oftuzar have
eloquent address TO the Congress- in order
that Chle might, In decisive way, intervene Mica
ragua, by protecting the nationality, aud putting end
to hnbustsring. Praise 70 those worthy deputiesi
But this 10 not ALL Peru, New Granada all Spanish
American republics are in movement and, giving up
their Indifferent position spectators have taken the
resolution 70 intervene both by political means and BY
Shall Nicaragua by her Distressing catastrophes and
Walker, BY his daring crimes, become the cause OF the
union Of the sons OF Spanish Amorica2 Truly,
tho same origin to live in mutual isolaton, and
indifference. Union, Unionl This Is tho rauying cry
soundng from Mexico to Terra dol Fueso, and the
barbarous and scancal0us the attempts which
mi,ted against our feeble naonaltes, the more rapid,
firm and powerful the alliance oftne Toero Ameian peo
Chile cries the arst Generous and decisive nterven
uon and the other republics cannot but follow this honor
able example.
Lett accept her protection since is necessary strong
But in the meantime and In order to render us more
worthy OF those sympathies and 10 receive with
pride the noble hand they tender VI, lot ght but
hghl TO Tho Inst breath Of ne let tight with energy
and without repose; let quit that state Of coub uc
tuatou and oven shame where still are In, and thai
may be able when they arrive TO tell them. Thanks,
brethrcn como and enjoy with US tho festival of
victor~sp