The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-06

sequence of his private spcculaons, in endeayong 70
monopose the manufacture Of aquardente in coffee spec
uatons and in this Transit route has become very unpop
uhr with his people, and currently reported nc WIN
shortly be deposed from the Presidency by the eec
tion Of another man in his place.
This may be the time for Walker to step in and revenge
himself on the Costa Ricans, which would De much
stronger motive with him than going TO Nicaragua we
may the governments Of both changed, anu perhaps
bloted out, Walker should make another a"emw " r.
IL believed he has three thousand men already ehroeu,
waiting his orders and the necessary amount o. Jun 70
carry him through may soon receive excns news
from that part OF the world.
Business here for the very dull but the trade
on the coast gradually increasing The Columbus on
her last trip took cargo valued about $500 600 OF
which $3.50 900 in dry goods and about sioo
600 in gold for the purchase of coffee Punta Arenas.
The quotations from that place very high equal 70
about IL y cents delivered in Punta Arenas rms would
leave loss present value in New York, win freight
of about y cent and marine dues OF 31s per cent
PANAMA, Oct. 10, 1857.
Viers in Regard to the Treaty Nth NsO Granado-Adcics
from, Bogctd-Bnsiness, &c. dc.
The Cstiaea the gov organ in this city, has
the profound silence in regard to the
Element OF tho questions between the Unte States and
New Granada but FL Pueblo, the organ Of the demo
cratic party, has out Of course very violently
against the treaty exhibiting very bad feeling towards
foreigners ard misrepresentng all the facts OF the
II shows what the party 1t represents would do if they
had power The measure, as published in the HERALD.
has not given satisfaction TO the Americans here. 1t
nothing about guarantees for the future, and in fact,
leaves exposed to repetition OF the events
of April 1856; that is 10 say, unless our government has
made up It's mind to keep vessel of war constantly at
both ports Of the lsthnus
From Bogota there ia no news Of any importance.
The various States into which the republic has been
divided busy framing their constitutions with their
elections for State officers.
In Bogota all is quiet. ospina the lately elected
President, seems TO be getting along very well, though
the liberal party strongly opposed TO him. Peru
Wan Mnlsler-Senor GalvcZ-was present BOgoa
making arrangements for the admission of New Granada
into the grand South American Confederation, which is
intended 10 put a stopper forever Yankee encroach
ment and annexation We must wait patiently TO see what
this mountain in labor will bring forth, but opine 1t
will prove ridiculous moussn
To conclude with old shhject-busness is steadily
increasing railroad.
The Columbus sailed for Central America on the 18th,
With a Thousand packages of merchandise, princi
pally from Europe for Costa Rca This the largest
ever exported from Panama and is probably the com
mcncement Of very large business. Every lay little
arrive bringing produce for transportation
the road destined either Tor Europe the States and
doubt the business viii steadily increase.
The weather has been very hne considering that il
ought to rain every day but does not though when il
commences generally comes down in earnest We have
sickness OF any kind town. and the coast north and
south is healthy.