New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-05

Mail steamer CIyde, on Ito ~s' 's ~
a deem Gloom over the entire community. Many
hero had known Captain Herndon for years, ana
entertained for him an exalted opinion and warm
resardI The officers of the u. s. ship Saratoga,
many of whom had long been on terms OF close 10
timacy with their gallant, noble hearted brother
officer, were very deeply affected by the news OF HE
sad fate. Few indeed could read the accounts IN
the New-York papers, described BY the SURVIVORS
of that awful calamity, by whi,h four hundred
bravery displayed by hem in meeting death IN such
a manner, without being moved to tears, and the
noble conduct of Captain Herndon In provId!ns LOT
and securing the safety OF the ladies' ana cniiareu
70. one Of whom was lost deserves to be held up ior
the admiration Of the world
A man by the name Of Gross, Hungarian. VINO
has been for several years past resident III Ni'a!
sna il hare on his way to Bluefelds to treat with
ths Mosmito King on behalf Of Nicaragua for the
,ett,ement of the Mosquito question, on the terms
promoted BY the United States, and II successful,
The limited e.ates and Great Britain VIII be invited
20 guarantee this 40 8 final adjustment. Her BRIT
ism Msjestys Consul, James Green, esq, has gone
to Bue6eld as is supposed, to counsel tue hing III
this impOrtan. nfgohation.
News has lust reached here from Fort San Carlos
that the Costa Ricans are bockading the fort with
O. view TO compelling is surrender to Costa Rica.
A letter has been received in town from Col. Cauty,
commanding the blockade, which says that he is Or
deyed Ito avoid BY every possible means colilslen
(which may lead TO the effusion OF blood, ana that
"the object is to insure the better custody only OF
"tbe River San Juan against the threatened hill
81 buster invasion, as the Government OF Costa Rca
" does not consider that the State OF Nicaragua
without legitimate Government, or without re-
sources can sufficiently guarantee that important
post" DC. without resources" Good for
you, Col Cauty, when your name IS waited about
town attached to lille bills of from fee to fifteen
hundred dellars, officially too, preceded by. the
word "correct;" which bills are due, and have
beep, 70. the past nine or ten months, to wood
choppers piantain dealers, engineers, remen, etc.,
whom you have forced 10 serve you, or from whom
yos have forcibly taken property (it is called rob-
berry in the country you honOred by deserving, as
well as in all e.rized countries and that property
the only means of support upon which honest, hard'
working men had TO depend.
Cauty has pi blessed ard expressed heretofore the
greatest sugust not only for that odious character,
the fillbuster, but against the libuster principles.
What then can be said OF him now that he, backed
BY his contemplate Government, has adopted the
veEy principles against which he has expended his
eloduence BY sejziDg upon :he fort OF San Carlos,
10 which Costa Rica has as Inuch right as Russia,
and no more!
Co. Kinney has again made his appearance in
tow n, and the Kinney Union" has been nightly
GLORIOUS" for the past week. What pity it is
that this town must be continually infested with
saeh vagabonds. The fronts of several houses have
been literally covered for some time past by claims
advertised against the Kinney property" not
worth over $500 at the utmost, yet Kinney has
given lien upon Len, and at last mortgaged it,
to S. s. Wood d SOn for SO 800, as security for
the Lumber with which the house was built, and the
provisions furnished to keep himself and worthless
fellows from actual starvation. There are no less
than g. OO0 advertised liens and mortgages this
property and PROBABLY as much more due TO parties
DO are TOO wise TO expsod ink and paper in adyer.
tiseI1ents The property is % be sold on the I'd OF
nelt month TO satisfy Messrs. Woods mOrtg age.
The United States sloop.ofwar Saratoga, Capt.
ChatarJ, remains in port, and the bark Serahne OF
Ntw-York, two coasling vessels, and the Royal Mail
steamer Clyde are also here.
Oct. III have jus. beer told by gentleman
from the interior that Gen. Cahas, who some time
ago negotiated boundary line between Costa Rica
and Nicmssn which bis Governments refused 10
ra.ify, was sent 20 Gransds, having the orders Of
Gem M0rs 70. the seizure Of Fort San Carlos In his
pocket, and I case that Nicaragua refused to give
up the fo-., be was 70 blockade it, &c. After An
interview VIII The later Government, AZ which biz
demand for :he custody OF San Carlos was refused,
Gen. Ca1ss pretended tla. be shonld at once return
to San Jose and endeayOr 70 induce bis Government
to modify their demands, 80 as not to Interrupt. the
amieabIe relations which had existed between il
ADD Nicaragua. But il seems that Csiiss proceeded
drsct TO 81. George where be had stationed Cauty,
and producing the order OF Nora, Of the existence
OF which Nicaragua vas entirely ignorant, he d.
Iected CAVITY 10 proceed immediately 10 Fort San
Carlos aid compel its surrender. II is said that
Costa Rica has stationed ON the San Juan River at
Castillo and other places abou. $50 men, but in the
existing excitement great allowance must be made
for wba. one hears. ERRADIzo.
FROM GRKYrowF The Royal West Indie Mail
steamer Dee arrived at this port on Wednesday last,
ct 10 se,och, q n. The following letter from DR..
Cronmier Of the ss,stogs, embraces oil the news
from TIA: quarter:
GRErTows, Oct. 5, 1857.
A NAL boat came down the river On the evening Of
tie 2, olisgipg rumors and suruses thsn posi-.
tive isets Tie recent election in Nicaragua s sup
poeed to be favorable 70 MARTINEZ, bat the result viii
NO: be known until after tie meeting Of the Assembly
on the 9Th. &e.ss sEt bis party will unite, 1t Is
Yrnol says 500 Costa Rcane az Castillo, snd that
Guatemala San Salvador and Honduras are send
Il lsyae force tC rear San Csrlos TO prevent its
fsirs tc tie bands o; Costa Rics From, the sspsct
OF isings q collision "a snte,psed between Nicaragua
ard Cet.S Res, Et'o.e g'sst vcile, In which Gua-
Of Nicaragua, .5er irenaiy fgeh1gs to- Costa Rica
bsirg destroyed ny the course o. the lstssr in the
TtsEsit Treaty business Taess ere me rrDors, 10
Doubt, having sone foundation Of truth.
The steamers vii coon begin rrtning 20 the river
Oas 10 expected hourly from Castillo, vita Col. Cauty
~ d son dsIoiie news
he barb SeIspbi.s. 3. days Eco SesYork, az
iived / kafboT yesterday morning. I~o weeks ago
yss:si day enc AIIye6 sboU. ten mes of tee hAr5or
ard htis!sd jack for PLOT. The Wild snd calm
vet her prevented her Co1LLs 10 bSfo-e.
ItIpinwsr Ccur..:.
TaE ISTHMUS.