The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28


"as being" said Gen. Beloso tho only means of bring
ing 70 successful conclusion the struggle which Central
America makes with the nbusters for her In depeu dence
and liberty"
On the Gath, Major Blanco at Trinidad point ION
the Ban Juan river below serapiqui,) with provisions
which he had just received from San Juan del Norte ana
900 men, In good order.
Every thing susurs . near and happy termination to
this national war.
The Costa Rica Album Of 2sth un has the following
In our last number We called the attention OF the
foreign meChsnts 70 the pressing necessities Of the State
and We have heard that they bsve responded to the call
but until tho facts before shall defer all
ment; but may be well 10 remind he merchant who
luxuriang ct bis care Of the trying hardsbips TO which
his fellow men arc being subjected for his security.
The Bolcn Ofcia states that the gneer of the oom
pany 70 build railroad from Han Jose the Pacdc was
engaged In surveying the route through the valley Of
Santa Anna In order to ascertain which limo was the best
THE TRANSIT TROUBLEs-THE NATION AND GEN.
wALKER-AN ENGLISH ENTERPRISE.
Correspondence Of tine Aspnwan Courier
GRIyrowH, Feb 1, 1857.
American Transit Company with their oombnstons the
Vanderbilt party, with eli s raml acs.ons; po owerul
tons whose position only deduabls whom the most
prominent foreign interest II known to be vulnerable
The continual conflict Of oil the elements prsed 10 the
parties above named render any ud sment of m ens
tendencies portunities from time 70 tme wholly at
fault, except the party passing Judgment eye
stances Of which he treats. The inverate feeling Of en-
nifty TO the old Transit Company st Affects tue senti
%sns Of The people here and Is necessary insilsd into
much Of the Same bitter feeling %3 TO have
been transferred 70 the present con0?: General
Walkers resources have been limited at
tines 10 compel him sacrifice the and pro-
Jerty Of his best friends the interior ancss
great Of policy In the iestru cton or property
These two causes deprived him OF much assistance
% S
laten o the State he has warmer friends amongst the
natives and the long resident population rno have not
left are willing again 70 suGer) and he has f,wsr
bitter enemies than We had supposed possible There
known and i.vorably aypreoiassd by ali os.ses, but
the majority OF his army have been necessarily OF
material - could not WELD augh but dssdvautayeous
Influence under the most favorable circumstances
The general opipAu here tha. he is rddiog himself
Of the most Objectionable OF these fast possible IA
has given up the command OF the army mostly to Gen.
That the men nov encampsi q. Fort Anderson will
ral mprs ssion, on account Of most Of them r,msinug
here (when they had opportunity and Inducements 70
eave IN spite Of the apparent footing Of the in tue
immediate neghborhood, acd the reported embArrssse sed
position Of the main army at great distance They
under very good command, though any advance upon
the allied forces are disposed 70 take advantage OF most
excellent position, great superiority OF numbers. aad
much better supply OF ammunt'n than they have ever
A day two since paid visit to Puuta Arenas, the
,ite Of the oompanys works We we're oourteousIy re
surprised at the appearance OF the Point The ohange
conflicts and embArrAssments that have been 90 dis
the New York TRANSACTIONS with reference 70 the
Nicaragua Transit seem TO hav olshet work Of
even greater asso..on here There we're s,,saou;ss
shop which latter lived Mr Scott aud bis family,
and there were some dozen mon o. WORK upon another
river beat but every thing appeared ct 40 and ends
and the doubt Of the seemed hanging every
BODY How the wants Of the ocean steamers and their
passengers, while detained there provided for,
seemed q mystery 70 us. We could imagiae later en-
joyment Of the kindly hospitality Of DR. Cody Messrs.
White Martin, Col Kinney and otns's) how the pas
sepsers when landed at erey 70 eau 10 Ds con
Portable although there are but .vo public lodglus
houses or hoe and those have each but SIX or egot
sleeping rooms; but Informed thxt the psssen
gers seldom 20 ashore tue town side. aud trans
errsd when the river is open soon possible 70 the
abort dhiapoe the mouth OF the river, the
northeast side OF the narbor, found Nr. Bell, OF Blew
deal OF the Mosquito Crest . mahogany dealer aud .
heavy iandbod,r. He informed vs that be was thers
for ne Of % S.S
the steamship company From cur understanding OF
Mr: BIS grant, compared with that Of shepherd aud
Haley, leo TO the conviction that tue Central
lmr, ,can rea,y under CO psderAuon Is ach
favorable 10 ,.s former than the latter His grant In
cludes use, some t~ensy miles In longth ooa.lwise
ana ,unp,ns back nom ~. 90 w 10 the old Spanish ne
IRON the Panama Herald, Feb lel
lumbus ] M Dow. commsuder' arrived :, her auchor
sge this hsrbor at A n on the 10th instant, bring
ing twenty me cabin and 81, aeos p..ssas.rs osnSss
auoeg which are 200 bags oofs, $50 oeroons indigo
end 500 hides.
ler Britannia Najesty's seam sloop-o'.war Esk was
spohrcd OF San Jose de Gust mala tho 2sth ult aud
the Brush chip Admiral Grenned was also there about
Tho ColumSus brings no reliable news from walkers
camp later Than that received by steamer OEzsbA. A
report however vas In circulation Pdots Arenas that
Walker had seized ID, steame 3ierra Nevada which
Incorrect az she had sailed for San Francisco from San
Juan del spr. also ,eported that Walker had been
which must slso De Incorrect a. the latest news receiv
that paoe ai Puna Arenas wss 10 the 3D. or Ee
bruary the day the Orzabs sailed fiam saa Jasn We
prcsume report has originated In che fact or wax
crs having pulled down several OF tho streets OF that
cy and which has been into destroying the
We learn from Captain Dow that vessel OF the allied
Central American squadron, under ,om nand Of Admre
North, had captured schooI or oeloasns 70 Cnrs Lily
mad been ttken into Ia Union, ~hers Lilly aud
bis p.rne YATES .ers KEEP, Pri;ossrs, Of var, y
be sent 10 the city Of Guatemala for trial
The salvAdorian brig Of Central American struck
her rudder, whilst the Columoes vss in ,hs, port A,
the solicitation Admiral North and the authorities OF
the place Captain Dow procesded 70 ner rsei ssa oou
bound from Realso PunA Arenas but being caught n
q heavy tAie endeavored TO make La Union
The news generally rom the Central American repuo.
The Guatemala government has made contract with
Mr.. woolrioge . monthly line OF sailing vessels
between Gan Jose and The por OF Ten sn,epec
sum OF IS 900 year the contrscs for yssrs
with the power Of rene sal the distance s 3Ai miles
and the price Of passage moucy nxet a. $50 rne 70
huantepec will be open (thcy tnsk IN Gua.smds)
n . very shon ume the time or crossing is thirty six
hours ana the fare s2s map Of Central America
containing four thousand corrections and addons
70 Bailey map has been iasely CON olssed and vii on
iy be publahed
From san salvador We that the Central American
Steamship line key 70 aid much In developing the
OF the country, and hailed With saadaouon
by the people Of the country The country nov quiet
thore has been fusion Of political parties, and sere
not for the Walker question the prospects OF the country
would be very Satisfactory. There not much eninu
sasm 'en by the people In the Nicsrasus cues Ion
fear prevails that when wahes 70 ro OF iiternal dis
sensons between the States viii tend 70 prevent resso
ration OF tranquility.
Tho crtra OF the Bo'etsn 0fct1 Of Oosss Rica Of Feb
states that the point OF rrnda San Juan river was
occupied BY 900 Costa Roans sell armed and provision
cd. Rumors Mt that 1sc ibos,ers with small
and 10 small boats ab byus make attack
on n indad
ON tbe 2sh, the report OF osppons was heard
pque, proceedDG from some place down the river II
supposed 70 be the attack made ~ Don Francisco
Alvarado and Capt. Spencer on the hlbuster camp
The bHfgeau Trinidad y