New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14
COSTA RIGA.
l,ss iss E.,aama sia, and Herald Ju!y 1.

I,o3e i&s t.inama STAR and Herald Juiyi.
We have received, via Grcytown Costa Ricap papers
to June III. .. III ,..s
;,,nminotions. religious feasts and other manifesto
,nnson account of the termination OF the war; Sew
eral Of the fllbusters found their way to the public
hill where they partoek freely of the good things and
aternized with the people as they had always been
their bt st friends.
Cen. Cams remained in Nicaragua as commander
ncbef of the Costa Rican forces, and endeavor-
ing TO settle amicably the difficulties pending between
the two counfIies.
of arms and ammunition, and expects soon to command
10 COO effective men, armed with Mimic rifles.
The deserters from Walker have found various en-
pigments; upward Of a hundred OF them are working
on farms and others acting as polters and serv ants
They have published document expressive OF their
gratitude for their kind cepOn by the Costa Ricans
The Chill brig of-war Ancud, with the Minister &
Costa Rica oil board, and reached Punta Arenas.
The maritime ard commercial report OF Punta Are
mas has been very favorable during the month of May
IG5 900 Guintas of coffee have been exported, the
price Of which has been about sll per quintal, sew
era vessels being obliged to leave, unable to purchase
cargo although there are still about 5000 quintals in
tbe interior which are already sold.
The heavy rains have lately interfered with the ex-
poration Of the line Of railroad from Punta Arenas to
San jose.
rrnr TO THE COSTA RICASs-lhe following circular,
signed Ly about 10 illibusters is published IN the
Costa Rican papers:
I've. the Undersigned, known as deserters from the
forces of Walker after having become convinced that
his cause was Infamous one, and that the oasest
DECEPTION bad been practiced upon us in the United
States to entf0p us into bis service do hereby uese
10 make known TO the world and especially 10 the
Government and people of Costa Rca, our sentiments
with regard to the manner in which we have been
treated BY them since we abandoned the ROPER WHO
deceived us and threw ourselves upon their gene
rosity. .u
inasmuch as we do not speak the language OF the
country and cannot Therefore, hold much lntelsl6le
il teicourse personally with the people, we take TINS
opportunity of thanking heartily all those citZens OF
San Jose ard elsewhere, for the many acts vi ind
yidus Kindness shown and hope they will not think
II. III grateful because, at the time, we could not en-
press our thanks III language.
"WLen we consider the fast that we came into Cen
tral America a. invaders unprovokedl aud that ior
or time we battied ferccy against her people, DONG
them much wror and Injury, and that since we have
been among the Costa Ricans as deserters from
Walker we have been ire ated with all kindness and
conside ration that old friends could have expected
instead Of the fierce nhumanity which we were always
tod by Walker and his Infamous myrmdons, would
he e,netaed upon all of who should fall into their
hands. we are filled with sentiments OF the deepest
gratitude and esteem towards the government ana
people Of Costa Ricasuch az language can Dut poorly
Z An we can say is God bless and prosper the
President and people Of Costa hica. Never again,
under any inducements, shall our hands be raised
against eithei and when We arrive Ia our county
where the bounty Of Costa RIGA is soon to send u.s.
our voices shall be raised loud and long in denuncia
tons Of the namy Of those who from Interested mo-
tiyes. deceived us into unprovoked war against
peope who have returned the i'll We have done them
Win kindness and compassion, when reduced to want,
humiliation and misery by the above mentioned sys
TEN Of infamous duplicity and false representation.
''Agsin we say, God bless Costa Rica 1t is our de-
sire Il at this feeble expression of our sentiments
should he published in every paper in the United
Stat, : as a war; Dg ON the one hand and advice ON
The oiher against future designs upon the lives and
which can result in nothing but wrong, suffering hu
initiation aud death.
There are now in the country around San Jose
mole than sixty of our friends and comrades employed
by the People and paid much higher than taey
In GOOD COL EDITION, and if they were here with us we
know they would gladly indorse what we say"