The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-29

s on his feet but at stand-stl In Peru; and soms
box mines had been discovered there In Chile the tria
of the consprators against the State still dragged its
slow length along" and call upon number of the
merchants, both native and foreign 10 show their books
before Of the courts of that city had caused much
element, and had been metw with firm but respectful
refusal
From Central America the intelligence indefinite but
IL exhibits the dissatisfaction of the Ncaragans at the
of the Costa Rcans and the working OF the ele
ments of dscord among themselves the determination
of Costa RIGA to hold to the transit and her prepare
tions under the auspices in the just ended to
maintain her position the suspension of rela
tons between Nicaragua and Guatemala and the fact
that three hundred hllibustem to be sent to
Greyown shortly in expectation of steamer the Costa
Rican government pretends TO have chartered 10 take
them to the United States
OF local news have very little the election for con-
gresham and few State officers has been held without
disturbance special interest Several changes have
again transped among the State officers the poor devils
who have become impoverished serving for nothing being
released and other victims taking their places The gov
has ordered the of the State to be TAKEN and
the legislature meets ON the first of September.
The z. II. II Co. is making continual and thorough
progress in replacing permanent for temporary bridge
work along the line OF the road
This is generally considered The scky here, and
the health of all the communities of the Isthmus of which
cogniant is at present good compared with former
years
ST. Carlos Jore Monsave editor of La Estrella del
Norte that published in lambayeque, Peru goes to
New York per steamer Illinois, and will return to reside
in Panama. Mr. Boyd, of the Star and Herald, Panama,
is also among the passengers per same steamer.
A large space in the New York Times of yesterday
morning is devoted to the details of the from New
Granada and Central America The following is its
mary of the Intelligence
Our advccs from Panama are to the 10th of July The
New Granadan Congress still remained in session. III we
to believe ~ Tempo, semi official paper published at
Bogota the difficulty with the United States is virtually
settled. law moreover, has been passed authorizing
the Executive to adjust the American claim the only pro-
hbition being that of alternating the right of national
sovereignty in any part of the territory OF New Granada
disposng of the reserved rights of the government in
the Panama railroad By this law the Executive is fur
ther authorized to offer or accept the arbitration of
friendly government whose decision shall be obligatory
upon the two contracting nations Under these circum
stances expect that friendly relations will be
established between this country and New Granada
elsewhere the project of law for the better security
of the persons and property of foreigners in Panama and
Aspnwall.
We have received late and interesting intelligence from
Central America. The Costa Rican papers filled with
the quarres of Webster Anderson and Spencer the first
represents Grnnell Garrison, Morgan and Draper and
the two latter representing Vanderbilt in the effort to
get the contract for steamship company to
tablsh the route Nicaragua Into the merits of
these quarrels do not to enter The old political
parties in Nicaragua still maintain degree of hostility
toward each other and 1t will take all the tact that the
other Central American States possess to restore peace and
harmony The Costa Mcans guarding and strongly
ortyng the San Juan river There has been
full attempt at revolution in San Salvador Gen. Barios
late commander of the Salvadorean forces in Nicaragua
undertook to depose President Campus but the people
gave him nosuppor and he yielded himself up prisoner
No of Importance is received from Guatemala
Honduras