The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29

Pauding, and says that the relations win tho on'sea
States satisfactory
contract has been made by Costa faca with french
company to lay submarine cable. The contract was
signed August O. tho day after the landing n lny BAY
There had been recently many audacous robberes IN
Costa Rica.
senor zambrano, the Spanish Minister Mt Costo Rlca,
had commenced negotiations for treaty but i being
considered desirable TO negotiate common treaty be
tween Spain and the Central American Union, Senior Ham
brano had retired Madrid, whittier perna pcupo
tentiares would be sent from all the States.
Punia Arenas had, by decree, been raised to the dig
nifty Of city
The new constitution Of Nicaragua had been adopted
with many rsjocngs.
Great fears are entertained for the crops the
continued drought, which has prevailed unusual
length of time.
The new college had been nauguraad, with great pomp
in the city of New san Salvador
OUR GREyTowN CORRESPONDENTS.
San JrAs DrI MONTE, GREyrowS, oet. II, 1888.
Duness cf Business-Prepd,Cons for Warm RECEPTION
of the Fglibusters-~Mr Buchcncns distractions 30 bs
Strictly Carried Oat--The Transit Ssamess, DC.
Greytowu is Greytown still. Nggcr is niger, /" and
in tho ascendant-busness, Ike bleeding Kansas, still
bleeding uncertain, unsteady, trout OH rs Last legs
We are once douttng the probability Of trade
improving of tho successful opening Of tho Transit
Old Joe has plenty of confidence AMI has INTO the
turtng business and Is ready the passen
scrs--any number-with an infinite number Of hasty
plates Of soap The steamers after the other they
in, boarde'i by armed boats crews iroYnNe
Roanoke and savannah. They doubtless expects
Uncle Billy might possibly slip down and land rne
orders gwen those in command Of tho boats ~ere that
In Of the arrival of any Of the cooc panors, they
to order the discharg. of musket when tha man
ofwar would beat Ia quarters and resist their landing.
Now II would appear from this that nbnstcrs were cx
pected and that direct orders had been received 10 pre-
vent their landing The Cas- Yrisarr Ca.haTine Maria
and the Eagle all submitted to the "riRt of search
ercsed Ivy the United states forces in the harbor OF
san Juan del Nortc for this o the spencuc
GROWERS that tho Commodore is there 10 prevent
the landing OF the hibusers, and not 70 oen the Transit
I would mention tins to show yoa what strange Feop,.
there are IN the world whose doubts are mus raised re-
gardng the honesty of Nr Buchanan ana hs int.nton of
opening 10 the American pubic route which should
have been chosen for moment
The Cass Yrisarr bar in the Colorado river, near
the biiercaon point of division Of the San jnan A.
the water she will be sent over and put on
Lake Nicaragua. The Catherine Nara VIII follow her,
and the route will be opened and protected from that
period.
The little steamer Transit. 10 which il feared
accident had happened, ID coming into the harbor all
right. SO all the vessels IN port Ia safety. The
Transit bal snn. someshat ont % her way The English
steamers arc 10th the Machuca rapIds, and with Little
rso Of the tide they VIII pass over and safely find
the lake.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PAvAMs, oct 10, 1858.
7ne tnolsrac Ltraiio, Of the Thiry sr7,,h Annirraary
of Cen,rat American I,adp1.eenceDecrce -isaint The
Adukera,ion Of Inaigo-CSnrct,on Agains the filisus
ters-Proposed consotidatfon Of the Central Au,er,can
Gocernwse,,,s-Rs,on Of Gneral Ca,sas n. RecanUr-
tons Of the United Stalcs asast Costa Rie1, &C., &c.
Tho Pacific Railroad Company steamship Columbus,
j. NJ pcrr commander, arrived this port the o.h
inst. from ports Central America The news by this
arrival rs unimportant
Tho cholera was still prevailing, though somewhat
apatcd in Gua,emaa; hit oher states cxcmp,
frcr this dreadful scou-ge
On the 10Th September the different STATES Celebrated
the thirty seventh anniversary of the Independence cf
Central America with considerable enthusiasm.
Some fears entertained for tho crops sensaquenc.
&c the long continued drought
!. has lately been discovered tAat considerable
| .dunera,on mad been made in INDIGO IN san
Salvador and the government, Win view
10 the suppression Of The practice, has imposed heavy
penalties on any parties ~lr may not ony b. .",esl 80
producing spurious article, but who may assist in Fell
lag IT, The penalty is conisoaton OF iho article, and
Cue equal o. is valu. An advance expected i'm III.
psee of indigo I,s year. ia Consequence o IL. a.
tons Of dry goods and other articles OF ernise in2
he country, and which viii be exchanged 'or indigo,
sugar and hifes have advanced in price In Salva1r
the former having commanded i2 reals per arroba and
Silver CON y exceedingly scarce IN Salvador anf The
goyernncns s loudly called upon 70 remedy the cell by
providing silver currency. 1t present scarcely any
thing bot gold coin Is usad as a circulating medium.
conference Is soon TO bo held between tho Presidents
of eaaiemnia and Salvador, the oojec, being, Is sup
posed, concert for their mutual defence
against bbus'crs, establish sort of csba
reference 90 Central American matters IA general
1hc Panama Railroad Company has concluded contracts
with al tho Central American States except Nicaragua
for carrying the mails BY their steamship Columbus 70
and from Panama and The Pacific ports the contracting
States.
The government Nicaragua is s,T urging upoa the
oties Central American states The ouabon ~
soioatsd government and n - supposed Tint tho Prs-i
dents u t. States viii assemble The capt
tai of Guatemala for ,e purios. of conicrrng mon tue
sasect, urged With mach zeai and pet.nsety by Pre-
sat mt Martinez
Tho goyernoen, Of Costa Rca las approved The treaty
os peace, a,aity and friendship with Belgium. II has
also approved tho contract with the Mcssrs Cgty for the
navigation ~ the rivers Saapfqli and san Carlos by
steam. The prIy.lcge srs1td = ao however an .ycu
enc, does government: give tho parfcs monthly
subsidy II $50 asked Tor conveying the mails 10 ana
from san Juan del Nor,a ana the capital,
Gen 'auss, m his teer' 20 government, dveis st con
siderable length upon tho rcesnlatious rcccIy nado
upon Rca by the Ene states growing Of the
war with Walker, winch - too vsrccsc 90 translate A.
any rate, Costa kca has tho ui,imatnn Of tho uuttd
States u Is late 70 discuss the subject pro con.
Inc Navy Department in Washington has ordered the
Decatur 10 the Pa.nc ports VI Nicaragua The Decatur
was q, srao the let ir, getting ready for Re
aleo She viii probably hny" 10 touch IN q, Panama f
suppiics.
wich Islands al this time, has s.-o bsn ordered there A.
she expected to arrive at Acapulco BY the 1T II Dnm
bcr the probability therefore. that thc rag occr will
fsli In with the orders % the dc,armen, until b.
reaches that port
Tho sioop 81 81, HaEys. Commander Davis to whom
Gen William Walker captulsti, Acapulco At last
Although she s under orders - repair tbs
Irt 10 relieve thc Sarsns, che will very likely remain
there INIT, The arrival os the Tag slp or The squadron.
ruE NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE.
CTR AsrfSvaiI CuHRnTu.DEstr
AsH<~AIt, OCT IA, lS,s
Arrirc cf he hi-sr beat cataarine 4ara-No RG.aSs
g the L,b1ry--Ihs tdSs Yr.sarri isaors. &c.
The tngish tsdwsy arrived at this por, day
from Grey town. having left there the night Of the I7a
pst She reports tl arrival of ihe small steamer atcrcy
town. belonging the whsic stehhns Company called
the catLarinc Mara, in god condition. fhc cahsrino
Maria il intended fsr lake Nicaragua The liberty sn.