New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21
CENTRAL AMERICA.
LATER FROM COSTA RIGA.

By tie British brig Calder from Punts Arenas, sad
by the mall, via san Juan del Norte, We have re-
ceiyed Gays The Panama Star the CTontea de- Costa
RIGA TO the 9th Of August, and the Pdsd TEMPO,
new weekly journal just started. -,
Sr. Don Lorenzo Montuiar having resigned the o.
fee of Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs, Don
Joaquin Bernardo Cavo, Minister OF the INTERIOR mas
assumed the duties of the Secretaryship.
The CT0yteo OF August 8, publishes the following
decree 80 .
Juan Rafael Mora, President Of the Republic Of
Costa Rca,
That the United States recruiting IL going on toi
the purpoee of invading Central America agaln thai
W. " alke being the promoter OF the rocIuiungi aao
that he docs il without legal mission, without n4e,
and without justice and only for the purpose OF con
yulsing Central America, and planting on It's SOIL inc
Slavery Of man by man, which the religion and the
civilization Of the age Is opposed TO, and wnich or
laws expressly bid that for such acts he and tnose
who accompany him place themselves in the position
OF pirates.
ARTICLE |. IT, in an unexpected manner, and by
avoiding the vigilance Of the authorities OF the Union,
any party Of armed men present themselves whetner
commanded BY William Walker, or by any ol his
aeents and invade any poIt Of Costa Rica, or OF any
OF the allied States OF Central America with the IN.
teDon Of possessing themselves OF al OF any part .,
them IN the said act Of landing the shore they will
be considered pirates, ard, as such, shall remain
beyond the protection OF the laws.
Arr > All those VINO have served in the ranks Of
without the previous permission OF the Government
ard those who at present reside in the State shall leave
il within Thirty days reckoning from the date OF this
decree but those who exercise any honest profession,
and conduct themselves properly proving the same 10
the Chief Of Police, can remain in the state, with
the previous written permit which SHALL be given 10
them.
Art. 3. The present decree shaIl be made known 70
the Governments Of the other Central Amerc IN states,
in case they should think proper 10 adoptt. Ii shall
also be made known 20 all the Spansh American Gov
erninents, to the representatives OF the RepuoE
abroad, and TO the diplomatic corps
Given In National Psace the Office oil the Secretary OF
Wsr, IL the City OF San Jose, A9s Z, 1871 ,o,
JUAN RAFAEL MORA
RAFAEL G FscALAyTE, Minister Of War.
The Government, by decree, dated August ha,
granted TO the International Electric Telegraph Society
of Paris the sole right to establish line Of telegraph
through the Republic from North " South passing
through the capital. The privilege includes the sole
night 10 telegrapbc line for ninety nine years. The
night to cut al the wood necessary for the posts &c,
il the national forests The right to inrodu all the
material necessary duty free. The Government binds
ieef to protect the line. The scale Of argos to be-
based on those OF Europe and America. The Govern
ment 20 have the preference In the forwarding Of its
messages. Atthe end Of the term the line to be handed
to the Government. One yea from date granted
TO commence the line, and two years more 70 CON-
plee il.
The Cronica says that grand Congress Of Repre-.
sentatyes Of the Spanish.American Republics will
sCOr be held in San jose. Letters from the Chilsn
and Bolivian Governments, approving Of the ides are
published.