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


Of tho Mosquito Territory
Grants of Land South
Of the San juan
We have received by the way Of Panama later I'd.
vices ftom Nicaragua TIE dates from Guatamaa are 10
he 3sh u San Salvador 70 the lst inst and Costa Rica
70 the bth inst There no laer news from Nicaragua,
but some additional Information Of interest.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA. Feb. 10, 1861.
Nothav Later from the South Paetao-Ns,o from Bo0ota
The Panama Question-Tade ,oitA the SouM-NeOs
from Central America
Ny last letter, forwarded by steamship Tennessee
gave you all the South American and Australian news
CTR which have had further intelligence from the
Sotuh coast The next steamer IL due the 2lst, but
a II will arrive just in time be late for Illinois,
another fortnight must eapse before be for warded
10 you 1t is to be hoped that the establishment Of the
United States mail limo bet ween Panama and Valparaiso
will soon remedy this very grea, Of complaint
fear, that ~ remuneratng speculation the line will not
pay for some time 70 come, though there il no doubt
win eventually prove source Of proAt TO the sto,k
holders.
Our local news 10 very scsnty, but such 1t II shall
give to you before toucbing upon our Central Amer
can aArs Of which the arrival OF the Columbus furnish
Cd with fair amount Of interesting Information.
In the city everything 10 very quiet, sud
3ously expecting from Bogota some particulars Of Mr.
Commissioner Aorse's negotiations with the govern
meut relative 10 the fifteenth Of April massacre,
hoping that something will be speedily and de-
nnitey settled about the matter Rumon prevail
that the election Of present Governor, CaIvo,
will be cot aside account of Ito legaity, and that
new election will take place II this DO co. all kinds Of
political animosites and bad feeling will be awakened
again, and no one can tell how whore the matter will
end Calvo has certainly got very well since he has
been in oce that IT, he has done nsthing for which he
can be either praised blamed and 1t would be pity
- excite the people by Q consessed election again. Al
regards the tonnage tax, sst continue to resist it,
pay ment butthe British pay without murnurng-that
sui ii eas. e far a. We can hear of-whe evidently ap
pears 70 think the imposition qle right aud proper The
oeuntrys vessels The giving him his word
d honor that he would very means, even ~ far
no. il l. though. that the french Dasul viii moi be caught
ANboush Panama appears very dull, there is, am
INSURED by the merchsnt esdiy increAsng oustn e1s
being done The railroad Affords sucn facilities for
procuring goods from EuropSAnd the United States ant
also Of exporting articles tha. we're formerly almost
valueless that Pspama promises becoms Q market Of
considerable importance 70 Cen,rs aud south Americas
and the line OF An ericsu steamers to Valparaiso,
and the Panama Com panys line Central America al.
ready Open will aerd oonsoner' OF sne ooaN ncr
has long Article In Monday, ssus the ssaosnmeus
of an anpus AIR or marset ON toe Issnmus something
Ymlar the old fair Of Porooello and the Idea wor-
fhe fsiirosd Is noW in exo order the old brdssI
are almost oil sepsrseded by solid structures on ssons
0croes the Chagres In almost ready to put up Gao be
done without Interfering with tho uadio Although tina
natives ayumble very at the ratroAd oompsuy ~
the oause Of having pat sop to ihsir profits, there
more money spent m,nhly by the company on the lsh
sso 81. month is oons,.u,iy PAID b, the oonp.nt
-, .,Sxs ann shen We adj 30 this, Iesst so,ooo
spent by Inc stcsmsb,p "ompsnlss s ~ ~ I'm, sns
vesses OF war, Il makes ve'.
IN hard oash In the country. an ,bs 1atb Ain
The stesmer Columbus arrived hero s,r scrsw
,h rS. :, S s ,om s :ss arope'a sps 10
bad 10 come 70 anchor sad send up coas lot sssaoe
Cbe Panama Nail Steamship oompso, steamer pssans M
was immediately despatched 10 o~ ner up Wn'cn sne
We have news from Guasem.s tn j>n. Is; San sNvs
DOR Feb and Punta Arenas. Costa k;a, fcoruAry
The news from waksr and Of ME movems snts 70 not 90
aie a that received By the ofizaoa and irWsaeo ="
From on Gus.smsia sbe ponucsl is unim 1or..n.;
sbe country was quiet The ooooDeal crop n sad -. ~
Be more than hall n average one r1s ss
market The coffee crop ID said n TO DC gooa As ycs
this ar,,oe NOT produced In suineni qusnu'Y 'or ..
ortas,on but large plantations have lately bSn made,
and q me soil and climate are peculiarly adapted 70
raising the tree there IL no doubth viii soon beoone
an Important article OF export rne volcano OF vueso
was ssd % be burning very actively, and . su%m - v.
In circulation that the old crater Of Aqua had assin
broken out Il will be remembered t1at II vas an crap
t,ou from this volcano that destroyed the city Of Gass
From The stsss OF ssn salvador We learn thAt oil
7uies internally An attspt had been made By ex Pre-
sdent Ducpas 70 get up opposition 10 President Campo
but fusou Of parties has snoe taken pAS, and peace
populsr-thas h, the people heartily wish iim on' Of
Ncarssu but they 90 not eher 70 nehs or pay Tor
that object. The government 10 said, mas consdera
Die dnicuity n rsisine the necessary troops wae,eas
civil war 70 break on, there woad be no iacx OF
ashtinr men The cs,ablhnmeut Of the Central Ameri-
can steamship line ID likep so give great impetus I"
business.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
An extra OF the o,ssa Rica BO,eaa Official Of the Sd
inst. gives the following news:-
AHA n. yesterday the mall from the army Ar
rived having besp carried TO sarspqu By DON Francisco
suterras.
walker being anxious u tho delay Of the steamers
,sussd fine launch be transported from The steamer
sierra Nsvsds, d san Juan del Sur, 70 Virgin Bay. he
had no other vessel
ON the Ibh Of January this launch arrived a the fort
sAa Carlos with eight nibusiers, who carried positive
orders 70 the steamer virgin, to return 70 Virgin Bay
without delay The launch and crew fell into the hands
OF our troops.
According 10 sbeir statements walker was strongly
fortified In Rivas and hu 800 men, including the WELL
Wounded aud sick stationed In that city, San Juan
Gel sur virgin Bay and San George. The niousser
chief was very impatient and much alarmed, one OF the
causes Of which that In sight OF San Juan del Sur svo
vesseh were arriving wnson vereoe"eVou" oo'
Hxd Gillian mon Of war; which come 70 contribute ~ our
defence and their extsyminsion. They we're probably
the vessels Of The allied Central American squadron.
On the lssh un General jose J. Mora Left San Carlo
with the steamers San Carlos and vrrs, and $50 rids-
men for Granada The next morning he stopped as
Noycssipa, (omesepo) TO organize the citizens Of One
,epe, procure wood and provisions, and leave some
arms The Rev. Rafael Brenes addressed he people, and
she General In vted them 70 ocntune their abors 10 full
security and 70 unite and contribute 70 the triumph
our cause.
General Mora reached Granada at p Y. On the 17.h
ne vas visited by General Farrsndo Chamorrc, aud s'
noon Of same day General Cspa and Brsadier Zsvals
came from Massaya and dued with him. He y" also
yisted by 0eueya Martinez All OF them united In press