The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14

road 70 directly from Ban jose. This Ia most impor
taDt feature any amount Of force be trans
ported from the capital 70 that stronghold OF the river In
the short space Of Ave 10 six days The country In
Its vicinity TO cleared and improved and several
new plantations opened.
The Cronioa Of Costa Rica says
The government instead Of resting from ib abors con-
unueswith great activity already great
mament Several cannon and number Of muskets and
other materials have been lately receved, and Is
hoped have umuated sufficient military supplies
TO be able 10 count any occasion ten thousand
men, perfectly armed with Mimic rifles.
Many OF the walker deserters were finding profitable
employ More than hundred had obtained situa
tons estate 81 and in workshops and private houses
Many had commuted the offer Of free passage rendered
them by the government, for small sum of money and
those that had YET found work receiving twenty
cents day from the authorities for their support The
Cronicd says
their labor In the midst Of hoee they conquer but
who have conquered them and who have been received
with unexamped generous hospitality. Many still nfest
the streets through lazness We think the police, II they
remain In this way should indicate to them the place
at the palace hail. where they assisted not little, drank
and earned their dimes Those that had wished depart
received assistance for their journey
In political Affairs there nothing new A soon as
"s nso 0oncuoeo cor'ain messuieso gress
nPon0e' oonsro's "ouo % called 'oRe'ner LOT 'ne'r
Inc psPe's 40 no' ssse wna' 'nese measures
wee II s the intention Of the government. as
the medals can be prepared, 70 present commemorative
decoration TO every officer and soldier who has been
gagged In the a iuous struggle that has brought about
honorable termination to the war
The Gillian brig Il war Ancud had arrived ct Punta
Arenas Pacific COAST, bringing bis exceency Senior Don
Francisco Soano Astaburuass charge d'aares from the
Sepuonc onne '0eener WIN senior u. kuper0 'ergara
seVre'AIy Vi Lessuon, 70 Cos's MICA ino new munster
and eary were received BY President Nora the 9Th
go -,
On the 3otn un the Cnihan oark pevo Tnomas saied
Ior Nslpsrafo WIN cargo OF tne cruae sugar OF tne
country, from the plantation OF President Nora We have
always maintained tnat ms oranCn OF lnousry that
can be fol'wed with pubic unity. on board the same
ko = O. 49, 20 rS ~ az, ~; =; sus
OF Gen Cana and the latter OF The merchant aud
asricuurs senior Ferr andez whose death generally
amenea 'ne .me wnen ne wa 1o engsSea openps
ouepty sent to uste maa the Unted states and Eur ,pe
for educ on and we are glad see that Chile has been
seeo'ea ,o 'ne.e young m ,h M 'aa NOV
bscfvad fstherand
As we have announced several days snce the San JOSE
formerly the Nicaraeuap schooner on eay
ing the port San Juan del Sur for Realeo with sixty Qua
temasn troops and sundry munitions of war
very heavy which drove her ashore where
she became total wreck but neither lives nor munitions
of war were lost.
Several of the albuser deser,ers had formed negro
minstrel company at San Jose and had received permits
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We have ourselves derived 8, much pleasure from wit
ding these perform ances both 10 Europe and In the
United States that we feel we ehoud De doing An injustice
to the Ministries were we TO refrain from TO
oil thoee who are fond OF enjoying hearty laugh and
thus say nothing of the good they doing in
wanderers WIN tha excelent Ieenng winch does creo
TO them IN their Almost destitute we ney
Companions in distress and we earnestly trust so noble
ua 10 her CHARACTER VIII insure or sneIn VIC PsonAee
Of The generous people Of this community And bumper
,o~aos renewing ,ne nec.sses y, % sny .o
creatures wnose wan~ are now 10 prominently before
our eyes,
The maritime and commercial report OF Puna Arenas
b,, been verv favorable during the month OF Nav One
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tai several vessels being Obliged TO leave unable TO pro-
or, coo .uhouoh there are am .bou, e,gb ,hop,.nd
ous Val So e 80, ,,s
quintAs In the Interior which are ALREADY sold.
thousapd hides have also been exported At 22c
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per d. oeeioes rse qusn"y Vi Pcs' sne', "ooo' &C.
The heavy rains have lately nterfered with The expora
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0enersi o~nss fen~'"'u =" 1'~' - N~1'' IN
Chief OF the Costa Roan forces and Pen 'oenary and
WAS epdeavorus TO settle amicaby the difficulties pending
oe'"een ue wv ooun"
The Album has the following announoement;-
Shortly will appear the whole Diplomatic
of q Wbeeer late United States Charge d'AasIrs 10
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mn l;ranada
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