New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-03

| ard deFpOtic rule; and although chattel ssverI
does not exist here, yet have seen the NATIVE
! planters whip both men and women. aud have
! seen = southern gentleman take the whip from the
| bands 1T native and throw IL on the ground
Acts ne the foregoing cannot now be perpe-
| trated If Known to the Government.
Even-haldsd justice is neted slike TO the rich
ana poor. leu know men who possess power
viii make extraordinary efforts to retsin il, and
this IL one Of lac principal causes OF Walker :
Enpopularity. AID criminals, whether native or
treign, are punished While Gen. Walker has
nsny enemies he certainly has the great body of
the people with him. Considerable excitement
was created here when tie property Of the Aces
sorry Transit Company was seized, and qJate a
number Of ulsn thrown out Of employ, The old
residents were delighted. and said the Government
had been too log imposed upon: others stigma
iized tie act as Il high handed meaysre. which TIE
United States would not submit n. Seine in
quiTed wha! wOsh become Of the State if the
Transit passengers should cease and all the travel
go ~ the Panama route They said that COmmo-
dore Vanderbilt was not the TO De tTifed
with, that no party could be found who would dare
10 enter into competition with bin in tho paSsen-
ger or carrying trade
When the news of another party being ready to
take the route Was circulated, it took the people
by surprise, and convinced many tEst if Mr.. Van
derbit retains the route, he must not only pay up
and freight now range few persons can reach here,
much less goods and machinery at ten cents per lbl
To bring the machinery OF d steam sayr>mill here
will cost about as much for the freight as for the
machinery. Nothing can be done here until lum-
Der is supplied, which cannot now be had at any
price. Could building materials be had there
would be at least Fifty houses built during the next
six months.
Cedar and mahogany logs are abundant; yet
linz hari in will In s nrth
feet Can't be had at this.
Col Kinney visited Granada and proposed, as
rumor goes, to divide the State with the Govern
m.nt The Colonel was informed that Nicaragua
claimed all her territories, and would not at
present make partition. Col. Gauquerierd, of
Cuban and Spanish fame, arrived here with $50
men from New Orleans of which 100 are French.
The Gushing Guards with the citizens, turned
out to compliment the Colonel, who responded
briefly.
March 1.-The steamship LeVergen arrived here
this morning from Granada with Gen. Walker his
staff, and about 500 men. As soon as the troops
were landed 80 sentinels were posted around the
town, permitting no egress without passport.
The men all looked well. Gen. Walker break
tasted rode to Rivas, returned in the afternoon,
reviewed his soldiers, and returned to Granada
the same night, leaving Major Scheslnger in COM
mand of this Department, who, am informed, is
promoted TO the rank of Brigader General, to the
chagrin of some few others.
March l2-Company +, First Rife Regiu emit,
commanded by Capt Rudler, who, with the mem
bers If his company, are not only respected but
honOred through this country for their uniform
good conduct arrived here last night, and are now
on their march to San Juan del Sur with the re-
mainder of the troops, who, it is presumed, are
bound TO Guanacoste, Costs Rca, in accordance
with the reply to the declaration of war or eIteT-
uination of all Americans from Central America
by the Costa Ricans. The army was joined here
by about twenty independent volunteers, who pay
their own expenses.
Two hours ago the streets of this now quiet
little town were all hurry, hustle, bugles, trum-
pets drums flies, officers in all manner OF dress,
many III ghtteriDg uniforms, equal 10 any Ill tHe
United States.
This town is about deserted-none remaining Of
the natives except those who say they ale com
PEELED to live or die by the American party. l
have converted with several OF the most lntelii-
cent natives who say their opinion is there will be
little if any lighting in Costa Rlca that nearly all
the soldiers have run away.
A French gentleman, lately from Costa Rlca,
while there. cOnversed with the present chief OF
the army Of that State, who was then al overseer
on a large estate, aid expressed desire to quit
bis present position. The Frenchman an e1Pe-
rienced military officer of high rank in the French
army, replied: sir, you have had considerable
field experience; you had better remain where
"you are, as, if you command the Costa Rica
army. many of whom have no locks to their
guns you will be left alone on the held. Inc
reply was that to make up all deficiency in arms,
he would attack at night, when the enemy could
not see his arms.
Lat week soldiers landwarrants sold slowly
nj fifty cents on the dollar; to-day they comm and
90 per cent readily.
This is owing to the march on Costa RIGA,
L =. tlnfa
expenses OF the war -,
Dr. Cob, a native of New-Jsrsey who resided
several Years in Louisiana, married native lady
AZ Kivas who is reported 10 be finely educated and
20 base been possessed Of large fortune when
married to the doctor, who was then man OF
wealth, is now appointed Project OF this De-
partnent, (Nicarsgua)
Major Brew ster of Fairfield, Conn is appointed
Governor Of the same. A respectable hotel 10
now opened at Rivas, that is, respectable Tor this
country. c,.
The proprietors of the st. Charles Hotel ofthls
place are only waiting the arrival OF lumber 10
build what they call the best hotel In Central
America. At present they have mattresses, clean
beds, and fair table, for moderate charges
Such thing rs family apartments are YET I'M
known here, and must necessarily be 50 Tor some
time, owing TO the enormous price oil heip;
A miserable ignorant Dutchmsn at my hstei
commands S35 per month and board, for washing
dishes ard table-cloths. Washer women make
$50 per month. Two tailOresses here are max,
Ing about the same Good female cec.1s and
h0ussmaids can get all they ask
William Z. LlDder If Kirksyile Adalr Cognty'
Mo-. has located about 20, 0O0 ,cres OF and lor
himself and twenty five other families rom the
same locality. HE'S n,w returning to the United
States TO bring otta saw and grist mil. lie IN
forms NE that none of the families VIII bring less
than 5000 cash and ths, the average amount
Will ed this san.