New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-28
CENTRAL AMERICA.
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The Panama H4ilr.Ui ConpABy's mail s,esn.hlp
Columbus Dow oofnnn&lGey, arrived a. ns4
sDobtrsss IN u.is hsrbn at ] IN. on nc 100 s-- .
bring II saiss han Qua ethals 10 te 1ih CT January
Salvador let. and Lasta Hsca Sh F.husryi Il c.oin
AID & deL passcpsas, besl1e u dssats's from
Wakes army aud Isygs freight, an, ng -t1en are
go bags Of coffee. 1 'sfooa. I" iSdso. ard ~
lid,r.
On the nleLi Of he sh INIT, when stoui z MID .
on this tide u PutA Mhla about 10 oLes iron Pans
o. The Columbus unfortunately lo.t he propeller and
lie ny unable To make any hssnrsJ ssan't ne rfoas
turrept and norkehy wiDd. va. obliged 10 o'tas 10
al cbor until ,bo could receive a.sstaoce IRON IA IA
Captain Dow nmeoisi.ly cent a bosi to this city,
which reached here ON Saturday m"rning, slu ~ 90
of the accident and tie Pacific. Nail seaasby Pans-
ma WAS at once dispatched 10 t.w The Columbus ~ ne
We learn from apt Dow that vos'~l ~ us sii|d
,ouadron uncer command OF Admiral Norm, bad cap
tur d ,cboouer belonging to Chrs. LILY, -hil' sn
gaefd In conveying suppNes 20 Walkcr Tho son>'nsr
kao teen iskci into la Union, vbefe LIIy and ~
partner Yates, wue kept prsoperr OF war. Lazy vas
In ons on boaId the vessel o. the ae,, and h~ - DO
sent 10 the City OF GLystt nlola tor dial
The Saliva oiian brig Of wn CenUnl Auneriei struck
on a shoal 60 miles wet Of La Union and cAT.d away
her rudder While the Columbus VIA IN that port A..
the solicitation Of Admiral North and the sathorities OF
the place. CAPTAIN Do~ proceeded 10 her reiie sod
COVE, ed the tfice and 10 LA Union. 4 DO YES
eel was bound from RoStjo To Pupta Arena, but DO
ing caught in a heavy gale endeavored 70 MAKE la
UDiop
ID.
San Joe de mala on the 18th ult and tho Bftsh
ship Admnsl Greenfield was also thee, aboGt 70 san
Tor sbeI gbai.
TIC Columbus brings no reliable news from " alker 8
camp later than That received by steamer Onz,oa. A
reno l. however vas In circulation ~ Puuta Arenas
that Walker had seized the Geamsr Sierra Nevada
which il Incorrect she bad sailed Tor Gan franceoo
from San Juan del Sur !: vas also reported " ~
Walker 40 been STACKED, and hsd burned down toe
whole Of Riyas which mast also DO incorrect, a. the
la.st n.ws received from that place al Pahta Arenas
ras 10 the ID February, the day The OnzaoA sailed
from San Juan We presume this report \. ofl,naea q
in the fact Of Waheis having pulled do VI teyerd OF
the slte Of That city aud which has been eGsgser ated
The news te1 eraly from the Central American Re-
pubc,i unmpottant Our Gua emas ooi1e- ponde nv
informs Us taC the cochmed crop this year WI be
very thoit, not amounting 10 one hau WoaS u Cum
eidfred al average yield.
The Gu.iemaia Govern nent las made contract
With a Mr. " oolricse 10 rln a monthly lne OF sailing
between San Jost and the port OF Tehuintepec
for The sum OF $1,000 year, the contrsct 10 last iJr
two Yeas, with the poSer OF rene val. Inc oettac
II 34 mice and the price OF pasease money s hkeo q.
$50 The TebuaI tepec route oil De open hey think
in Cuatemala) in q very snort time. Ine tue Tor
crossing is thirty Fix hours and the ire go ne%
msp OF Central America, containing over iour to usand
.oire,tiots al so6ilieDs 70 p'hs, map las o'en
From San Salvador VIC learn that The CenTA Ameri-
can Steam ship line IN likely aid munn in sping
the resources VI the country, and is hailed With salts
10 ien BY the people Of the county. The country ia
quiet, there has been pson OF political p,ruos,
ard il for the Walker question tho prospecs
OF The country would be very Satisfactory. There 10
not much enf usasm fet by the people IN the Nicn-
sgus question. fear prevails that when Walker is
Ot rio Of internal disseIons bet~eeu she states will
tend TO Ireveui q n storsfiop Of tranquility
The CoTispo mines promise better tor the year 1857.
The fret adsices received this year from that province
are satisfactory
The extra Of the Boletin Ofeial Of Costa Rics OF
Feb. states that the point OF Trinidad oo the Sac
Jun river occupied by four hundred Costa Rc4ns
well armed sId provision. d. Rumofs were rent
ihBt bundled and eighty FL buste's with email
sesmtr and tigheeo small boats, about to make
a. attack on Tibidsd.
On the 18th The report OF cannons heard ct Sara
pqui pr cetd pg from sone place down the river. 1t
was supposed To be the stack made by Don Frsncisco
Alvaraco and Capt Spencer on the fulboster camp.
The ro,d between Sarsp'qui and Trinidad was ooen
ard 10 the bands Of the Cust& Rioans who used il to
transport supplies and military sores. The latest &C
counts ttate that on ihe 18Th, a. a. m, the rnoks
Of steamer sscondipg the river from San Juan,
sen ct Trinidad. few shots were fired, and the
STEINER rtiued. Forces were being got ready TO go
down The river IN search Of her. From these soc cunts
We can see nehiDg TO lead to the inference that the
Costa Ric,ns had destroyed any of the steaae, re-
Ioritd b. wsy OF San Jaao del Eorte.
In The The action Jan. u and - the Costa Rican loss
WA ~ Killed and wounded.