The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

Tee n ansls Through Central Ameriea-
Among The passengers yesterday BY The ssa< d ~
West, fer Aspinwall, were ca tain CAVITY and g. Y.
Young, Eq who have been scjouYning in this oily for ~
PEA Two months, and who the U1mmissouors froA
The government Of Costa Rca obtsn the proseoaoa a
our government FOR The Transit route an,sd 70 Aeas
Webster HsrrS; also, B. Clover and Y. J. aIenAas,
Esqui'es, agents In this country Of mona, Aanney Esss
bes Britannia Msjesy's Consul Relejc Nicaragua end
hs sssociaes, who before Stated In the HnAIS ~
negotiating for (f they have already obtaised) ~
TrAnsit route frtm the Nioasasuan govssnmsak
In the oontrov ssies contests for toe noaopoly a ~
important right OF way, the plot appears 70 lhicksn.
will 10 by the above that the representatives Il Two
among the many parties IL tho Aed have Len ths city q
route fbs Central America.
OF these Captain Canty and Mr. Young arc the Uommds
soDers appointed BY tho oosa Roan government. = OBJ
tain the protection and sanction Of that ri Unsed
sses for the route granted by Costa Raa webs>
Harris and, ~ Grained win the perfect ousar-
renee Of Ncayaeua These gentlemen hive besn n ~
city for about two months cast, IN expectation Of securing
certain oredep Ah 70 place nem In position 70 prsessd
70 Warrington and carry out the object Of thsv isa
These, seems, not forthcoming and their prno IN
and assooaaes In Costa Roa having become convinced
the ant Of faith tho part Of Nicaragua and hat NE
compact would not be abided by, desired their ~
call - Commissioners, and have TO the dsermnA
ion under the auspices OF ihcr own uent 70
the route forthwith without further meg xaiou
rhore does mot appear any dculty in the way Of hs6
pursuing suon . coure, VI b the cid Of the govenmso1
The Ia tor IL in posseeson Of al steambosss and -
phsnces the river lake and ycad which formerly
logged the Acoesssy Transit Company, and which hav
ing been taken from General walker during the waS have
since remained with Costa Roa security fos ~
Indebtedness Of Nj nrua for military Woes readered
On the other hand, Aesys Glover and Genon sss ~
representatives Of another party, Of which Toomas Aan
ming, Eq, q Y. Consul u Realejo Nicaragua u ~
chief, and who cls The right Of way. but sosiy
under the auspOes Of Nicaragua, Ignoring altogether ~
dominion Of costa Roa any par Of the rhA
circumstances under which Mr.. Manning obtained ~
grant have already been stssed In letter from oar w.
netcn correspond nt under dale Q9h uk In which onn
munca'ion also stated thai uesss Clover Cleo
ton Intended 70 leave yester 70 pslv cloAe tue bus
BarriS party Affect their movements remains 70 Be
seem bus such II the present position of msisers
Amidst AL th - copfc ing eeA cuu and struggles M
pevponal interests one thing 10 obviously clear-ihat ID
Of tho utmost importance the route he opened. The
crowded state OF the Sav OF the Wog yoUrdsy
afternoon suucsnt evidence OF the lnsuficis.oy a
the comm odaons for the passengers besweec
y continues, the Panama Railroad being Ne oaiy 90
available
However dereu ~ bet ~een costa Rca and Nsoss~
qua may be settled We trust the hsa ly be IN
posestou Of parties that the safety end
security Of passengers and sopery may gssyaatesd
Britain deem themselves justiasd In aGording thcO
powerful protection.