The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29
TIE News.

Our news from Central America is exceedingly
interesting. Great reioicings had taken place in
Costs Rica the retarn OF portion Of the army
from Nicaragua. General Cs1as had remained,
with portion Of tue troops In order to reorgaDize
that country and government w. Cary Jones' q
soninlsw OF ex Senator Benton, taa passed through
Panama Cd bis way from Washington to Gan jose,
as also Er. Earris, & sonin la. Of Commodore
Morgan, bound for the same place. The Costa
Riesse evipce 8 determination 70 hold permanent
possession Of Punts Arenas, opposite Greytcwn, and
the fov,ifcstions on the San Juan river. We learn
from Honduras that the Surveying expeditionary
force which some time since sailed from this port
were prosecuting their Iaboss in satisfactory man.
ner. AL the members of the surveying party we're
in good health.
Judge Bowii,, our ate Minister q. Bogota, re.
turned in the Illinois and proceeds to Washington.
No advances hsS been nade BY President Ospina
eowssd resumption Of negotiations on our pending
questions with New Granada. General Nosquera
had introduced bill liz the Senate Of that republic
authorizing the Prei lent to negotiate for the
setscpeui of these difficulties, and for the future
security Ct the transit by the Panama route, and
also to establish federal Judicial district court
at that city. In oder to prevent foreigners from
being subjected TO the possibly partial decisions Of
the local tribunals.
Tie Unted States steam fiiga'e Wabash, from
AspinTall, arrived at this port yesterday morning.
shs brought one hundred and thiry-nine Of General
walkers force. We give list of their names to-
eether With narrative OF the experiences OF the
party from the day Of the capitulstion of General
Walker st Riyas down 10 their arrival at New York.
Prom the South Pacific we have news from yal-
paraiso 70 the 18TH and Calao 70 the 2Gth of May,
and Gusyaquil 70 the lst OF June. The Congress OF
Chile was 10 assemble in Santiago on the ist inst.
Quiet prevailed in the republic, and the political
trials rere progressing slowly Railroads we're being
constructed and the electric telegraph IVES in opera
ten. New schoois weIe being daily established
and Chile was rapidly progressing in the deyelope-
ment of her industrial resources. The French
Consul at Cobb hsd proposed TO lease all the cop
per mines, but the attemp. g, monopoly met strong
opposition from tie regular traders. Trade was
very 6ull in Valparaiso, AMI money scarce In Peru
Castilla's rule was re established fully. Vivanoo
wss Q: Arequipa With few men and two war
steemegs AL the other vessels had rejoned Castlss
force. The statement that the Chincha Islands
were placed under the protection Of France and
England is confirmed. Trade was paralyzed in
Lima obberi,s rife, ana land tIlage utterly neglect
ed by the Peruvian people. Our correspondent
in Tscna writing the flst OF May, gives an inter
Getting report Of trip from that tom, on board TIE
British steamship Valparaiso, 70 the Cbincha Islands
and thence 10 Pisco, Islly, africa, and back again
20 Tacna Vigancos cause was hopeie y. The fiji
gate Apu.imac, commanded by the famous Mon
tefo. Ley at IssS and gss he q IN bis name, but the
CONTROL Of the Chincha islands tad been taken from
him and restored 20 Castillo Montero stil refused
to sokno Eledge INC authority &c the Legitimate exc
cu.ivc. Il is SAID that the United States Minister
did not adopt the guarantees Of the ADglo-t rench
Chincba pyotectorato agreement. Nivsnco W. still
eeuding tespatchGs 10 Hontero at lslay. Pisco has
quite 81 extensive t,ads. Isioy is described as
poor place hut crowded with of :es, soldiers, revo
lutonisis. and travelling strangers. visit TO the
frgaie Apurimac revealed the unexpected fact that
she was model OF nestness, cleanliness and good
order. Ecuador was quiet The high price Of
cocoa would cause Iosses 70 European specu ators.
We have sdvices from Kingston, Jamaica, TO the
18th Of June. The questio1 o. additional supply
Of latofers was attracting much attention, and is
evident thsi tie public mind being gradually pre-
pared for n reopenng OF The slave traffic trade in
some shApe either by directta1ic with Africa or by
free importation Of coolies from China The land
ing and appencing out Of the cargo Of slaves lately
captured at Cuba was bal ed as having an important
and good effect the and cotton cultivation OF
Jamaica A drought prevailed to the eastward Of
Kingston. but the south Size papers report heavy
rains and good cane crop. Mines yielded well. All
the British gun boats were ordered home. Mr.. Git
tngs, Of Baltimore, died Of yellow fever at Kingston.
There was good supply Of brcadstufs IN the King.
too market, and the Island vas healthy.
TIE annexed table shows the temperature OF the
atmosphere in this city during the past week, the
range Of the barometer, the variation Of wind, the
currents and the state Ct Che weather. at three pc
RODS during each day, VIZ: at Q A. NJ, and and
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