New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29
Later from Central and South America

was to sail soon with the remainder Of walkers
men. & it1 s- 49,. s6
The US frigate Independence was struck by Light
ming on the 5th inst, in Panama harbor The shock
was severe but damaged nothing but the main
mast. &
The Fourth was celebrated with muchspiritin Pam
anna, Aspinwall and at Lower Obispo. The Ameri-
can frigate Tartar fred national salutes
Costa Raca.
The Herald publishes intelligence from San Jose up
to the 4th inst, from which we extract the follow
ing:
On the 9th ult. Messs Webster Harris arrived at
San Jose, for the purpose Of endeavorin1 to make
contract for the transit for certain parties IN New
York, including Morgan. Garrison md oahers It wss
government had strong grounds to doubt he capacty
Of Webster to carry out his propositions bcsides
which, the 100000 dollars promised BY Webster was
The Album q the 2sth ult., published most dis.
graceful and slanderous communication from Webster
against Mr.. Young Anderson, the gentleman who ac-
companied him to New York, in which Mr. Webster
accuses Mr.. Anderson of breach of faith, ETC.,. ETC.
The editor Of the Album rather hastily endorses these
accusations Of Websterss but the public generally
| did not place the slightest reliance in them. In re-
gard to disposing of the transit the government de-
cided upon making no contract with any party, (and
above all, not with Webster. until Nj. Anderson
should arrive) but were most disposed 70 throw the
route open freely TO the world provided the neutrality
and sovereignty of the country was guaranteed by
the United States and other great powers.
On the Sd inst. Capt Thatcher, of the 9; s. sIoop
Scott, o. S. N; Mr.. Carey Jones and Mr. Young
Anderson left Pnnta Arenasfor San Jose, but
Of their arrival had been received at Punta Arenas
previous to the departure Of the steamer.
There were about three hundred and fifty Of Walk
ers deserters still at San jose and forty fortyve
in Punta Arenas. In San Jose the men were recev-
ing two reals Us cents) day from the government,
on which they manage to live and get drunk. In
Punta Arenas only the sick received government
lief The steamer Tennessee had been chartered by
the Costa Rica Government to come out to San Juan
del Norte to take these men home. It was expected
that they would leave San Jose in few days
: In Costa Rica business was beginning to revive
large exceeding It IS said 125OOO quintas- almost
all of which has been already shipped. The French
ship Eugene and the American bark J. r. Mora were
leading with the las. Of the crop At Pansa Arenas
have been made as high as sl2 so. Purchases Of
next years crop in advance have already been made
at So, deliverable at the port.
9 9 Nicaragua.
!. No intelligence later than the 2Sth Of May lad
h been received from any part of Nicaragua except
San Juan. Gen. Ganas still remained in the country
~ with portion of the army and Col Canty wasin
d command at San Juan del Notte. The Boien Official
re published in Leon, furnishes the following: u
he By decree of the 27th the extraordinary eontri-
90 buttons levied during the time Of the war have been
II done away with. ~
it. On the 2sd of May, Gen. Zayala, Commander-in-
Chief of the Guatemala forces in NicaragHa entered
D. the government house in Leon and grossly inSuted
ns President Rvas IN person. making use 81 Inc most
offensive language, and even threatening to hang
1s him. Ky the intervention OF Gen barflos OF SALIVA
e- DOR the matter temporarily arranged and Gen
Zavalu with his forces was ordered TO leave the city
he Since that date President Rivas was deposed and
IN Gems. Martinez and Aerez appointed provisional
Presidents until the general election takes place.
se' The country appears to be in a most unsettled
ey state, and the result OF the Presidential election
DIS anxlousiy looked tor. a
San Salvador.
ou Dates from this republic are to the oath of June
er Gen. Barrios, late commander of the Salvadorian
of forces in Nicaragua made an unsuccessful attempt
M get up revolution against the Government Tor
ne correctly speaking, against the Presdent) in
eff consequence of dissatisfaction at what he professed
ng to consider an exhibition of want of confidence in
ito himself and his army. He issued long procla
die nation stating his complaints but failing to receive
the support of public opinion delivered up his sword
ain and mia forces were disbanded.
age c...,
md Guatemaia. ~ s.-E
ifi The Gaceta de Guatemala of the 10th of June hai
few heen received at Panama. The Herald has the fol
the Io,vino
)ro The President mas conferred cross ana medal OF
ges the officers and men VINO were engaged IN tne MICA
ity raguan war; and Sl5So4 mas oeen expended durln
the current year IN pensions Tor the WIDOWS OF thos
the who fell during the campaign.
hat Ing uacetu' ~ Ieie1 my ~ .no y uenS.s
de- lavaa towards President kvas as stated N our MI
hat araguan summary detends MS conoact IN tne stron
eme est terms says that constant system OF hostit
has been manifested by tine Nlearaguan governmeI
lore towards the Guatemala troops since the time OF tne
xty ns va m ene n on The e,nnct nf canar
s Zayaa is characterized as purey personal betwee
him and the government and very excusable th
oo1 other hand, whereas the order given to Zavala
leave Leon with his forces, regarded nations
.h insult and Guatemala has notified the other Centr
VIC American Governments that it cannot continue
,;.,, hold communication with Nicaragua.
Tho Goceta of the a1st of June officially snnousct
bou ,1.o. 49, 49,, ,.,,,o..a 80 taa
an @ that Ueheta AaSaa HAS peeh W sne rah
t Brigadier, the government thus officially rewardn
O Ouo him for his conduct in Nicaragua.
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w. S'".n A"ie..c~.
a.! Dates from Valparaiso are to the 18th OF june an
oHo from Caao to the 18th. The Herald furnishes Il
300 toyov;nr
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