The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29
ERESTING FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
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WE FROM NEW GRANADA.
,us Diplomatic Movements in Cen-
trail America.
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Missions from New York and One froIn
Washington 10 Costa Riea.
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TRANSIT WAR 70 Be OPENED IN NICARAGUA.
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hration in San Jose of General
Walkers Evacuation.
Relations with New Granada.
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at Gen. Flores Thinks of the
Fate Of the IsthInus.
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RETURN OF JUDGE BowLIN.
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gres for the Security Of the kthmus,
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at Gen. Flores Thinks of the
Fate Of the IsthInus.

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sfv,ces from Panama and Aspnwsl are TO the 18th
ge hcwfn our hate Minister al BOgota, arrived here
ardsy evening On hts way 10 Washington. No ad
had been made by the O,p!na government for the
pert OF our pending claims on New Granada
,ng The passengers by the Illinois, is Don Juste Arc
"a, late Senator for the Isthmus Of Panama. This
man proposed tn the senate Of New Granads thai
hines should be put under Joint protecsorste Of
,d France, Spain and the United Sases, In order to
in the influence Of the United States.
Panama Star Of 1eth Of june, lays
are glad to notice that the MERCHANTS on
.outh coast sre beginning to appreciate the
tago Of the Panama Railroad both for receiving
goods from s,Spo ana e ,h limited sa d sus
rket- The last Briuth steamer brought up hun.
,aIes Of alpaca wool from Islay, and ono hundred
tin barilla from africa for shipment to England az
serimont, which, II successful, viii lead 10 The re.
fabout four thoueand packages Of these articles BIZ
steamer from the South.
'api and others about forming company for the
eos bringing water into Panama city from ADcon
d intend to apply for privilege for that purpose
Sc government
OR Carth&gena Correspondence
CAISTBAGrSA, JGne Z, 1857,
tysrtsre of ne American characterization Of
Neso Granada
nslish question h settled. Mr.. Win, q. g Min.
hs country Is now on his way to the United States.
pscrnatc relations at Bogota have ceased. Our
ms being assembled as the ports Of the sthmus
sct American interests until the meeting OF the
Saes Congress In December next. All quiet here.
stand that the Federal Constitution has been adopt
ongross. doubt u this remedy win remove the
or which they conpAin--povosty, waut Of indus.
q, immorthty, bad faith, nc wish u would. We
ben hope for speedy regeneyRn "a.
Our Ps,lama Corrsspendenc.
PASAxA, June :, 1887.
Aosrt from ne Unied States 10 Obsa Rscd and Ma.
.-fnp9tan, Negotiations Relative 10 tie 7ramsl
-.kormenx Of American Verels If War-Ndpal
m at Pondma.
or,ow morning Ia The period fixed for the sailing Of
lied States ship Decatur. Her destination u San
d Sur, the chief port Of Nioarag IN on the raclac
sho Ia expected 70 touch NJ pucnta Areas, and
ly como other intermediate ports. This vessel has
object IN making this cruise the protection Of Ame-
nterests In that quarter
pceatur carries TO Gan Juan dol Sur VIM. Carey
1q, who came passenger by The George Law, and
D. aslsd with special mssIon 10 Costa Rca and Mica
ua IN Dehslf Of government, the nsturo OF which,
kever, hiss not yet been made k,own One point with
bch he Is charged, doubt, 10 negotiate FOR the 70
|nng Of the Nicaragua transit route 10 California Mr..
YES NC In law OF the Hon. T. u. Benton, and has
Ired a. promintn, member In the ranks Of the demo
Two days ago the United sstes ship - Marys, under
nmand of Capais Davis, also ordered 10 prepare
see she vii 20 down the Pacific ccAst 10 Calico, Val
sso 10 the Chjnoha Islands, whence sho VIII p~ocoed
|he Sandwich Islands, perhaps the Feeec Islands, anu
klly 10 san Francisco.
he sloop of war CyAne, which recently rcsurned from
hsseua TO Aspan~al, has been ordered % proceed 10
Juan dol Nort or Grcytown, with the object, II
|upposed, w supcrinteni the negotiations which arc
pdIne for The reopenins Of tho navigation OF the San
In river.
he Pacific SEAN Navisauou Compenys steamer has
arrived from the South Pssi6c coast ard brings intel
soe thai the United states ship John Adams, undor
snuand OF Captain FnirfAx, may soon be expected al
ne following is point 10 which II wculi he well for
government 10 direct In Aticpon, which e. the grcs,
pemcs which national vessels incur st this paoe
Crocurng ,neir me,oen,a on.n 10 one VINO WI, o.,
necd depot az naval stores At Pansma, aud he VIII
swse be convinced Of the wisdom Of that point In
hstcr, Mr. BoTlns proposition 70 the New GraHadisn
kernment In which he proposed 70 purchase the gronp
lands in Panama bay, for The establishment Of naval
fson-
PIsAxi, Junc IA, 1857
! R<tsrn Bop> Of ynd9e Bosin-7se Lamus Rc,se--Ay
-svai q Cen Fcres-Hs o,rnios Of ne Fi,, Of 0e La
ss.-Aecsrs IN NeS Grassads-aas ndns IrTSed--Ta>
rross via ~ Uoikd ssres-Reporsed Arrangements for
. seElmesi--Ncss Jycr " South Pacfe-Asraca Woo
-Hr-mens Of Ame,oan ressels Of wg--7ae Czinc,a
f,.sndf Snd ne EsslisA Proiecorae-Dr. CalsIc2, In
pipraisonS.
rysoe Serum c,Spsnu" Here We are again. dear rs
II, ~ long time since ne Iat met, aud even now our
rmu.t be brief one In what have to say 70 you
cur 70 me. First Of oil We have here our or Minis
Nm, who arrived few days since from Boxola,
IN tear. In bis eyes. bidding fArcwol 70 the dear
Ils late residence. "Nothng OF recent occurrence"
b, "occlions my departure from BoscAs am
folaulng determination come 70 long since" He
with him "ihe most lively recoIlectons Of his dear
- The letter send you enclosed.
nd the country acodcd with letters from ihose high
ssynagogus, telling OF what Is 10 be done with tnIs
y. pathway OF the nations" the iawning Of the
millennium u announced; sympsthIsirg sues icoss
N a chacke Of delight al her sister Dsrien, and
swlll the fsss OF The latter DO hers. Lord Pa.
tells The Britsh Commons that Me United
are right, no matter rha, they DO, (ouly
he posscssicn, which he says we dc1t dream Of }
MS larscss is thunder and yro~s out the hope
" revenge may be taken quickly, suggests quietly
m whispers the wish that ve shculd take the con
20 our owa LANDS, nasmuoh a. "is may be hun
years before we British snail ever mase I've Of
anus, and during all tha time The United STATES
more GOVERNED 70 invite than obsIuct cur pas
osplna vsver-he evidently has no friends--th
almost rpe, snd our lap vide oprn 70 Receive Ia
Ter distinguished arrival IL thai Il ten. Juan Jos
exProsideni cf Ecusicr, and cx-ellbus,er gene.
FLORES arrived 90 Sunday from Vcncyuea-was
upou by several Of the Distinguished citizens OF
niorsaken village sercnaded by Some - the
minstree, and welcomed b. the discharge Of sir
Chmese crackers. ny the way, I asked him
euongni would be the hic N The tsinmus. us
worm cnreniolnT, and he gave 4 with Fusto'
Tvs laic VII ce that Of nll spanish Anerica--sn'
n, abwpon oy Tho federal union II vi tsci be-
econuol o, any onc--noi even d the uied -tatos
npuauon ~ increasing a a rae unknown In his
"a ooiore the end Of The celtury-probably believe
ycars-0uT Cape Horn viii be IL limit ou the
whMevcr may be It's northern terminus" "I
continued the old Spaniard American, the per.
Of your Union; but that will make NJ Inference AZ
American extension The principle win spread,
Y disuniied its exponenis " wha,sver NAV have
1oyes' antecedents-- and some Of them IN 70 been
.enough-i have seldom found any better informed