The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-31

San Juan del yosss buogo, suivns here On t1e f7th
stats ths. al the river sseaoers IN his tossos
sion sbs than Pupta Arenas have oesz pat IN
Dosat n Of Mailer py bis Other avces
ai Webster applied and dens1tsd possession Of the
so.ss, but be cd pos yet mem VINO can snf
Panama the 7th d May. Al veil. rhe frisate Msrr
ma; soops vaudahN and Decatur sti a: Panama
Con rc0ore Long Who has been long sufferer from
fracture Of the knee impr wig slosy The health OF
the on1cere or each generally good
20 ~ this ship Among sbese Lieutenant John 9.
Cash Marie cOrps snd Purser Jackson OF the Vandaa
Parser Jackson has been III With chronic affection OF the
bowels since he joined hs ship 10 October last He
appointment Puyser has been the admins
Va,isD AUD this bis st age yet he has endesea
mseM AL whore GOOD has been meet nim
On board bis snip from the n tho cabin boy he
has von rs lids AND Of oil by bis urbAue
and geDtsmspIy department, b's exemplary and moral
eonooct safe passage and speedy recovery ~ him,
Court Msytal has been IN session the aerrima,
,v some tee days The uret tried vas that OF Lieut.
hcnoDoUgb he goes home on the Granada
The jamestown remains ~ San Juan del Noyte; all
veil
The United ststes s,oressip Relief, Lieut. Commanding
Srore sailed from this port for San juan del Norte on
the mcrnh OF the l6th sno arrived there the after
noon o! the nth.
The New York apd Havana ships have been detained
days awaiting the Pacific steamer which aid
arrive at Panams until this morning mo Golden Gate,
shep out short defiance from San Francisco broke her
shaft again She put back and her passengers
feyred to the Sonora.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE
PANAMA, Nay II, 1885
Tie N,Os from Bogosa and Ncarosua-TAe Fate Of the
Cas- Heyran and the Cass Yrisarri treaties.
The last mall brought news from Bogots the Oath
ultmo The House Of Representatives hsd passed the
treaty 70 second reading the 12th ult, and then
referred II 10 the committee which had II in charge Since
tDen further action has been taken Another very i'm
porant after, In which have great interest bad
occupied of Congress- viz the repeal Of the
Law Of 1885, which yoo makes the ports Of the
Isthmus free for period of twenty years after the
pletor 81 inter oceanic railway canal bill annul
ling The provisions Of this had already passed the
House and Is now before the Senate. How IL will fare
before that body cannot with certainty say bu Ia fair
70 presume that viii become . law. The object, Of
oourss to revive the tonnage and Dues aai
govern men viii certainly mase an effort 70 impose and
collect under the act Congress may
authorize unless indeed The presence Of naval force tn
rhe news from Nicaragua BY the Columbus does not
bad psesed the Oonstutiosal Assembly but President
Martinez, wbose approval necessary, refused his
sanction and referred II back 70 the Assembly, 10 be
In presumed that will not again pass, unless very
seDsively modified. French emissary Belly by name,
had arrived in Nicaragua, exciting very pow
erfui influence against American interests This being
tyue and with their well kpoEn hostility anything
American there does not appear 70 be much hope that
opened for some lime yet ~ least upc Or the pces
American company Areasy Of Alliance, offensive and
Mica aqua and San salvador, under the guarantee o.
France, which would indicate but little cnance for the
Cass- Yrsarri treaty.
PANAMA., Nay IS, 1858
American Vessels Of Var at Panama-Why are tAes
Here i-7hs Probable Defeat Of TIE Cas- Herman 7reaty-
Optnsoss Of People Hopes and Fears Of Ne Rejection IF
Ne 7reaty-Napal Court ksrtial-Cap.. DoO, of tie Co
luwbsa-The Rainy Seasow- Monsieur Belly's M,ps
men,s- What the Costa Rtoans 7Ai~k of HIM, de-, dc.
In the Of this bay anchored four Amsr
vessels Of war ing together display Of naval
force rarely Witnessed here. rhese are The Msrrmae,
Sarsbac, vandsls and Decatur.
The xeriuA flag ship Of the squadron, carrying flag
officer J. c. Long, has created quite sensation a. the
different ponss tho southern coast touched
during her passage hlther The magoiSceos dmensous
this vessel Command the admiration all Who have seen
her. Her officers well
Not long since arrived the steam frSate sAransc
man ed by Capt John Kelly Her marine ofnoer J. G.
Cash, gunner Thos. r. Wilson, AMI carpenter II @.
Thomas, in consequence OF III health, upon the
nsDosion Of . medical surveying board return the
unu-r States by The psesns steamer Bsr other Officers
are yell.
here. 0f her officers, Lieut. j. Fry and Pare- @. O
jackson -in return home BY the present steamer
count Of III health. Her remaining on ,ers are veil
The remsiohg vessel, the sloop Decatur, Commander
a. X. Thatcher ssrgs ct her usual moornss Her officers
are in toeraoe health though greatly prosAed by their
prolonged stay In this debh,Ating climate.
BY the ast Adviccs received from BoxotA, the Casa.
aerrap treaty had been ratified by the New Grana.
dMr soverpmenL II Ia the current opinion bsre among
those Who have correspondence with officers Of the
government, that the treaty viii not be confirmed
So only After has received many changes and amend
would quite destroy their spirit and defeat NE
Invention Of the original instrument
The copcepussos Of American Pacific squaaroa u
This point generally suspected by the Psnam<nlsns 70
have reference 10 the final settlement Of ths question
II appears be The desire Of Awericxp residents here
that The treaty sboud be rejected by his govern nen
order that the United compelled 70 resort
The Argument o, Kings, and without further delay
ssiss possession Of the Isshmus may he safely said
think, that many Of the bestsr cass d spaniArds
here would have objection 70 such being
slopseo, and es,se'sy 80 ne sae o. rsnAms 'a'u'd
Rumor lar N say that General Mosqucra
emiper, politician Of The republic secretly fosters
honor Of representing Mes ersosds the Coo
gress Feelings, hosever, ~ quite different nature agi
ate the po~oms o. the dusty faced rsbbls In cas-. ne
Uneo sales should sess NE ashmas shey suspect there
would be imposition Of nee laws for is governmens
Among the arss of the Innovations would be The
Introduction Of tiaveryan TINS atuton which, general
thing they "never toot delight in"-And which might
materially conflict with their present comfort
II move probable, however that the concentration OF
our Gee, At this point had ,ts more i mediate object
the convention Of court martial for the trial OF
offenders This court which n convened on beard the
vAndaha, u composed OF Commanders r. Htcboocx,
~ X. Thatcher and A. sinclair, Captain Kelly and Flag
Iieusepsnt y. winslos. A. Beknap, Pursey of the
Merr,mac Ia appointed Judge Advocate The
n rrur oh Ia n far lot
published The single which from day W day
announces is commencement certanya poteut moni.
tor 10 all sho may be tmp'ed stray from the path Of
duty IN Uncle Sans service.
After the teruinsuon Of this court the Decatur viii
weigh anchor and ss W me souih~ad toocnus during
Der projected the prncpz south American ports
between this place and Valparaiso She gill probably
sail rithip too weeks
1he steamer esrsnac VII probably be detailed for duty
NJ tb@ place. She may possbiy MARE sbort cruise
along the coast OF Central America
The VsDdsin N expected to make cruise among the
Pacific sisnds The destination Of the MervmAc