The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14

Dissins uishsd Arrivals 4. the Csty.
ARRIVAL o. JUDGE HYATT, UNITED ST .rEs CONSUL
AT Ah0Y, CHMA-wHAr HI THINKS OF THE wAR,
ETC.
Judge Hyatt, United States Consul at Annoy, China, 90
oompaned by his SON. having received leave OF absence
nom the President for few months 70 recruit hs health,
arrived In this city Wednesday In the Central America,
and stopping the Lafarse He left Hong Kong the
2oh Of Nay In The clipper ship winged Arrow and reach
ed San Frsnosco the 10th of July. During the voyage
the vessel lost her fore and main royal heavy
phoon of Manila, but fortunately escaped other damage
Judge Hyatt reports that 1t Annoy, which the nearest
70 Canton of the ave ports opened 70 trade the people, In
Guiding Me authorities the most amioabe feel
Ing toward the Amer residents there aid do no* In the
least part pste in The III will and hostile position in which
The Americans a Canton have become involved He
thinks fortunate that the sdmini,tx alton ut
Washington has thus promptly sent out 70 China
Envoy Of ability and energy of character Commis
sioner who may prevent further difficulties not restore
~ 70 position before the gross msmanagemsns Of our
representatives u Canton.
With regard 70 the Euglsh difficulties, be thinks they
not TO be easily settled The capturing OF few
hundred upks, Vie massacre Of several thou
sand shtnese he thinks will tend but little 10 conquer tho
sluggish though indomitable spirit Of that nation. The
rivers swarm with junks, and that n the waves Of
the rolled steadily on in spite OF Mr.. Psrngons
broom, will the ranks Of the Chinese soldsry be filed
up from the inexhausble resources Of her population
The revolt in India too he thinks WILL Of course by draw
Ing of the forces Of the English give the Chinese An OPP
portunity recruit and nfuse them With resh hope In
the disa cuon of this body Of serfs who 10 DO
brought against them.
Some anxiety was felt At San Francisco at the
arrival Of the American ship Torrent which left Hong Kong
about the Goth Of APRIL and had not reached San Francisco
the Goth ofJuly She had board evera hundred Chi
nese emlgran,s valuable cargo The San Jacnto
the only American vessel OF lying a! Hong Kong,
the Levsnt being Shanghae and the Portsmouth her
way to Siam. Tho mean time Of the voyage from China
seventy six days. exclusive of ten days detention 1t
San Franciaco.
THE MINISTER FROM COSTA RICA-wHAr HE THINKS
OF WALLER AND HIS FUTURE PROsPECTs-MR.
CAREY JONES MIssIoN-THR BOUNDARY OF COSTA
RIGA, ETC.
Colonel Oauty the diplomatic representative othe Gotta
Rcan government, nrvei In this city Wednesday, and
II stepping ct the Clarendon. He 10 short, thick Set
sandy haired, energetic, good nasured looking English
man. and appears he could peruade any body any
government Of bis good Intentions he will remain In the
city but few days. and then proceed 10 Washington. He
firmly believes that the admin straon will dscountenance
any further attempt Of Walker 10 reener Nicaragua
should he collect the and MEANS which he deems
matter Of great doubt In the event Of Walkers returning
he has not The snghtsst doubt that With the
extended Qualifications OF the San Juan river,
and the agreement between Costa Nca and nj.
caIagua, that he will meet With . most sigma
repuse Even In case Of Costa Rca alone being obliged
70 cope with any force he may bring, her command Of
every post the river except San oarls will, he thinks
enaure her successfui defence. A regards the
thAs Gen. Hennpgsen has collected $7b in New York
he totally discredi IL Al 10 the Idea thai the nnneoes
which has gone down 70 take the Of the nibus
tors from Greytown 10 New Orleans, win take fresh
cargo back he thinks IL supremacy ridiculous. II would
DO absurd suppose that Morgan Sons would be 20
blind 70 their interests to work against govern.
ment which has just awarded 70 them valuable grant
He depreoaes the great mischief which Walker has
y osaus America and says d greater ghan ever
before erected BY any The humane Of
his government In sending homo ct least thousand OF
walkers deluded victims should, he thinks, DO .
sufncient guarantee Of ooncliaiory spirit towards
the Americans Colonel Osuiys son was the brave
oniosr who % successfully defended Castillo Rapids
from the attack Of Titus and Jockridge, and dis
tnsuished himself for bravery throughout the
entire war and the Colonel himself has fresh reool
lection Of hs horrors Of the carnage do everything
bis pow 70 prevent the possibility Of IL recurrence
He thinks, however, fhai Costa Rica fast recovering
from the effects OF the war; and the establishment Of her
boundary line The mpuon Of the rranait route and
the making free port Of entry OF Grcyewn, will, he
inirks, fas, contribute 10 her prosperity.
rHR OWNERS OF THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE
CONDITIONS OF THE NEW GRAST-rHB LINE To 81
IN OPERATION IN ocroBBR, ETC.
Mr. W. R. C. Webster and Mr. j. C Harris, the fortunate
OF the late grant Of the Nicaragua route by the
Costa Rean and NcAraguan governments, arrived In this
city wednesday evening" and are actively engaged In
preparations for opening the route which II Ia hoped
be mplshed By October. The requisite arrangements
for connection the Pacific side will necesstste this
. longer delay, but for their interests ~ we'll
~ the benefit of commercial men, they will be a. ex
peditous o. possible.
Tho grant 10 based upon the former treaty with Mr.
Webster, though IL Ia really but an indirect s,xnow-
leogmepa Of Morgan and Garsons grant from President
Nvaa The secre Of The participation Of Mr. Harris In the
graat-so lately bitter enemy OF the President Of Costa
Hcsseems be that be has explained away his conduct
saisfacsory, and nov that walker gone out OF the
country the government afsrd 10 be magnanimou.
That Spencer, the agent OF Vanderbilt who claims 90
much credit for having assisted The ,ue Of the river
boab should have succeeded In obtaining The grant
for patron, has rather discoucered him The truth ID
sAid be that bis services Of bis own telling
vering The great oommodores have been outwted All
precise conditions Of the grant have not yet TRANSFERRED
the participation Of each state the profits viii ensure
tatir united 90 operation In its defence
Obituary.
THE DEATH or GENERAL Rusr.