The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20
Our Washington Corespsndsnos.

oss1a Rica-ne Efors TO Sci As 7fansx RoxS-zs
1ondwos Treaty, de-, &c.
NE advices received here from New Granada, BY the
steamer from Aspnwa present aspect In our 10
hstsns with that republic. Judge Bowln still at Bo
Dsa, where the administration Of senior Ospna had
heen mausurated steps had been taken by him 70
ward reopenng Of negotiations the questions At Issue
With our government Sufficient time had not elapsed
shoe his nauguracu to lead conclusion that he was
~ disposed TO correct the his predecessor ana
Jsdge Bowxn would remain shortime longer there be-
mo leaving for home To orders naval COM
AAnAes had not yet been received at Aspnwa, they
wenA out by the steam frgae abash from New York,
whnh vessel had not arrived. supposed ths tho nexi
ssesner from Aspnws win bring definite advices Of inc
deposition Of the administration Bogota and per
haps Of some action Of naval forces at tho stnmus
psrs to secure tho transit from interruption BY the evi
d&posedf free negroes at ParanaA-
Is currently stated to-day that orders have been
cent out that the siccp Of war Saratoga shal
10 sent del Norte, and another vessel to
eaa Juan del Scr, and demand made upon Costa Hca
hat the transit route shall be opened This latter part
0e assertion taken with grains Of allowance
- well known 70 the government that Costa RIGA ha
esereed the opening Of the Transit route from San Juan
q NSrte 70 lake Nosrsgus ss formerly but from the
superior a. harbor TO San Juan del Sur There no
suitysaou the re opening Of the route but there is
Ossta Rca has been trying for three months through
her agents, Webster and Anderson, TO sell tho in
Wan street, under che order of things In Central Ae-
IA. Those gentlemen thought at first that Commodore
vanaeroiH would buy IT. he was willing to do so, paying
against Nicaragua, and the services Of Capt Spencer TO
Ossa Rca, but this was not acceptable Then Offer
- Morgan &t'srrson-hey were willing to buy it, pay
nef property held under the Rvas Walker grant Ran
Aslph-but this was not satisfactory. II then
traded for by Simeon Draper for a WHILE who offered 70
Tor O0t the prospective profits: neither
Hefactory, for Costa RIGA needed some ready money TO
rsusS George Law w then tried but he Ss
roaming bis chance for getting through Cen Hepningsen
eADeaons Of the fbusters which he held for supplies
~bardware."
hopes still Of turning penay the Costa Rcan agents
0slfns Duncan, Sherman Il o., Brown, Bros h Co., and
Dozen Others Of the leading firms in Wall street.
Ne gentleman who drew the check for ten thousand dol
IN hst fall TO The order Of "my country" might do the
sy have been 70 far successful m their Applications to
Inn that Mr. Grinnel is willing to take 1t and pay the
ncsey when Walker is finally driven annihiated
rsd the Ne EQUATION does not make much progress for
very for Costa RIGA needs the money to drive
there new ocatons preparing for this fight
q the Comuodores, in his wise Commodore Vanderbilt
e1ms OF Nicaragua million Of )lars for the seizure
Tie boats and property of the old Accessory Transit Com
Dany Juggling away a. the skirt Of General Cass TO
eeeecute his claim Commodores Morgan and Garrison
sam half a million of dollars from Costa RIGA for The
seizure and conscaon Of their boats and Transit route
1Ad they TOO are Juggling at the other skirt of Gen.
cses 70 prosecute their claims From documentary
aence here would seem that these three OF the NEST
injured innoce=p in the world. In the meantime Comma
Asre Morgan sells out his interest Oommadore Garrison
md Commodore Garrison then settles all his difficulties
Win Commodore Vanderbilt and they agree TO 90 cahoot
yth Their claims against Nicaragua COSTA RIGA Thus
esaby fortified with big claim bob ways, they defy the
We i,e republics their Wall street customers and
shsw their teeth at Commodore Law who has idea of
laying but proposes to take the Transit route through
Walker. When the hibuster Is used up, law will pro-
baby bring In his claim against the other
he little republics, and then government win have
sPretty little triI artte claim upon It's hands.
Aavices have been received here that the government
- Honduras has refused to ratify the treaty by
skh gov, the Bay Islands The terms
spon which ;rea Britain offered those Islands
- the sovereignty OF Honduras were considered highly
sercga,ory IN the na'iona honor so Lord Pamerston
Aas got full Central American mbrogho upon his hands
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News from Venez ueia.
OFFICIAL HONORs TO GENERAL tLoREs-rHE NEW
CONSTITUTION DIsLIKED BY THE PEoPLE-rHE NO
HAeAs DYNAsTr-IT5 PROGRESS TO POwRR--srArE
GENERALIZATION.
our advices from Venezuela are dated at Caracas
April rs.
seneral Flores had sailed from IAguayra St Thomas
sss being recognized and inscribed the military INST Of
vesezoeis with the rank Of General in Chief We under
e.sd this s actual Office, but rank In the
Army and the last the highest In many South American
ssvshbcs. General Flores Venezuelan by birth, and
ancient general Of the extnguished republic Of o.
habh
me new constitution had been finally promulgated and
rsssved by the nation In general disgust.
Universal discomfort prevailed throughout the country
anA revolutions was connden y expected
the mean.ime Monsgas and his son naw 0riash had
bs republic for period Of six years longer. Their up
Psmentt to thoe Offices was not made by the people, but
hy 30 Congress, the I'd OF April, doubtless with the
ssnocranc view Of sparine the people the trouble Of an
esssuon.
es0 is46 to 1850. His brotber a. Gregoro) succeeded
frm 1850 To 1854 he succeeded his brother, and
h elected with the additional compliment Of the Vice
Presidency for another member OF his family Neverhe.
nes the new constitution emphaticaly proclans that
~veDezucla Ia not and never shall be the parmony q any
Aa1ly.n
mpuaciones Provincale equiyaIen, 10 our State
eslatures, abolished The governors Of provinces,
hereto elected by popular voice freely named and
removed by the President Thus the power centralized
and may not wonder the discomfort Of the people
Naval Intelligence.
ne United States sloop Of war John Adams sailed from
sAIse Me 3oth Of March for the Chincha Islands.
Parser r. Reynolds has received preparatory orders
tsn ihc United States steam frgae Mississippi about TO
sah Cor China
Commander Ed. q. Triton has been detached from the
esonand Of the slcopof.wsr Saratoga and Commander
Frederick Chatard has been ordered 10 her in his stead
Lieut. Vim. D 8. Austin, United States navy, has re-
si9ued bis comnission.
The US steam ngaie wabash, which left New York
~ AspD~all the 16lh ut, nj Aguadilla, p. on
Ae Ia, init, all we'll She would sail next day.
The cid frgae Cumberland built In Charleston in 1872
- been cut down and male Of the finest sioops
S3 AD'et she mas AL tne capacity OF ir9afe except
Der armament, which only that Of ordinary soop OF
she IA spared ne heavily and spreads ne much
cur nrst eass rgsies This splendid vessel Is
sesa to sil from this port jos the United States squa
dsen on the coast Of Arcs Tag sbp The following on
ssrs under orderss-Commsndcr, John Mssroop;
1tsutsnant, Thomas Crossan Chas. H. Greene Albert
AlmaDd Surgeon, Geo Ria iknaI Purser, VIM G. Marcy;
sAspsn, Chester Newal Master, Richard Mead, Jr. ;
eunper, William Burdeu 3oatwain, Henry Brooks
ssAanlaker, Richard Berry; Carpenter, Lewis Holmes
Beam Adnevtisr, May "a.
detachment Of twenty FIVE marines len the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard Thursday under the Of let Lieut.
jacob Reid, a. a part OF the guard Of the screw
steamer Minnesota, waiting orders at Philadelphia
Her oce have been ordered report for duty on board
BY the 10Th inst She leaves In few weeks for China
be tolIowr list OF the officers Of the United states
steaw frgae Minnesota, which will sail few days from
Philadelphia for Norfolk and thence China taking out
eur new Minister, VIM Read Esq Captain, Samuel