New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-30
WALKERS PROSPECTS.

From Tns Asyiap10 Cs.rSr.
The Costa RcsR popefs il form us that 1900 more
troops were to be added - the allied forces, QUO 10
be supplied from each nston. Gen Canas was to
march with some $50 men from Leon sgsrnst Rvas,
and 600 men TO march on San Jusn del Sdr, 30
that the intention is ssroard Walkers forces with
nearly 600 men. The numerical ODDS would then be
about twelve to ose. That s fearful; end yei We feel
confident that with sood officers ard 10 "a adyan
tsgeous position tie victory would be achieve by tue
handful.
AZ matters star d. however we view the psos sect
TIE Pacific side as dark fa Walker, although ve.do
not by ary means consider the matter settled. The
desperatntss of their situation may sober Of the
reck,ess and drunken officers, and may incte some of
the mate, sl which Is esSf good among the troops ID
6eeos Of prowess of VIII CHI they have heretofore not
kno IN Themselves capable.
Ofthe position of the c'mbatants on the San Jusn
River our ast news was Encouraging enough for tue
friends oftte fllibusers We think different accounts
VIII be heard from LockbIidgc and Anderson per the
next steamer fom GIey.own. Whatever aey do will
be done by hard fighting and mastery naneuyorng or
tbrewd eta egem aDd yet, Ne consider II quite post
BILE for them 10 open communication with w dlker,
especially ifrecruiied with few more ftesh meo.
Should those who have hitherto been tn 9 pretended
friends Of the flbusier movement in Ne~-iofk snd
San Fsncitco as well as Nsw. Orleans, nov abandon
it. il would the almost certain precursor OF wal
kers destruction ano last advices from all these
quarters seemed 70 indicate strong probability OF sucn
o result, though it is said here that sea nef from
New Or ears have reached Greytcwn about this
time with aid for the San Juan River psrI.
Thus readers ill perceive In 1t tao whole mster
of the succtss failure OF Walker ana bis forces rs
much in the dark "a ever. We earnestly hope toat
when our next semi-mortbly mail goes to the United
States we may be abe TO give our readers the &C.
count CT decisive struggles taL points
GUATEMALA.
On the I'd OF February, Gen. Carera, President OF
the Republic, with bis suite, paid an otiiclA VISIT TO
II. Il. ii. ship Eek, Capt Sir Mcclure. lie was re-
III 49, Atrn q. hfa NIX
pressed himself highly pleased with the attention ne
received.
Before leaving the port of San jose the President
gave various orders relative to certain improvements,
which are speedily to be effected.
BY observs.ions maze on board the Esx, tue
portion of the port of San Jose DC Guatemala Is
ascot ained to be latitude IL deg % min ~, ionei-
Jude 90 deg A. lin. w. 1hi, IS important to shlp'
masters ss the pot ia not even laid Gown oa many
chants and on Others it is inc rrec'y placsd
TIE fair OF Esqus uiss, winch tJok place from The
9Th 10 tie 18th Of January. vas wen attended. LIE
sale G. Isiiye wooden Manufactures aud cztl!e Toe
blk but the supply OF foreign MANUFACTURES lar eA-
ceeoed the d. mand
The Chamber Of Representatives baye approved OF
tte p1opt sitioIs by England ssa France ~ TIE
Paris Conference relative TO The suppression ii priva-
teerpg &c. They have slsc approved OF tno treaty
mare by the Representatives, q Central am9fna NJ
" ngton.
On ne 18th ult the volcano of Faego broke out
into an active stste Of eruption. which cOntnled iOr
lene ds,s. great quantity OF lava was tjecied, ols
"a far as is yet known jury been done to .ae
towns enc peI taors in the neishsornood.
SALVADOR
The Secretary of War 10 his report recommends
that small marine shonld be provided TO protect The
pots ard that a fort &h0ulG be built al La U1on
ting from twenty ~ twenty tour guns aud SIX Or
eight lge ortars to protect the entrance to tue hH-
Der. The point OF Chquirin is mentioned As the most
suitable cality for the fertilization He mentions sdst
the Govern ept hiss lately purchased 90 arobss
lll N eaphi a. DoWaer In addition 10 the stock
lbnC.
During the yesr ending Sept 30 1856 the value Of
imports was 40, being $34S b0l more than the
previous year The value of the eJper,s during the
lame pt rioo has beer 81 2S 1885, being $2S 7S5 more
Than the imports $3.50 l6l than the exports
of the previous year. The returns of ports very
incomplete and II IS cslts9 thai the vsue FAY exceeds
tie sum declared. The duties on imports have been
SOB sS at the ports, and si6 go at the frontier cu.-
tlu.houses. The expenses Of Government for the
Year have been $50 3i8 and the balance in the
Treasury is $40 96l-cne half in cash and one half in
bonds.
The Chamber Of Deputies have grated eI.rsordi
nary pow.rs to the Presidet during the cont'nusrce
OF The In Nicaragua giving hun authority - use
the lubEs from eli sources for The purposes Of
carrying OIL the sor.
He is eDpoxereo to borrow morey, either from pri.
yate individuals or governments the security OF tho
rational me- also ~ impose forced loans fem two
10 two bunoreo dolaIs monthly. 10 be repaid by ia.
siallnenis Of cent of the C1.ton-Hosle duties,
when convenient.
A Go'tIDneLt decree orders Cnitec Ststes dimes 10
be taken at NIee-quaIieIs Of zeal; foe Of tbre1
TINES be amount imposed on al who retire. them at
that value.
The Assembly has ratified the treaty made by he
Central Amtrics0 Ministers at Washington.
The Assembly has conferred upon Den Rafael Mora,
tie title Of BeDemorito de "a PetIa ard On GecerAS
Mora AID Csnss the rank of general Of Division n the
San Salvador army.
A law has been passed for the encouragement Of
naiiona navy by which 81 national ships from foreign
ports e entitled TO deduction Of ore fifth Of the ica-
port dufies
To vessels bail. in the co1a:yy Q reduction Of one
these reductions, ore fourth Of the c,sv nust be CID
sens of Ssiy aocr.