The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15


pc SD through here last week eW route Panama He
the next day, and proceeded the Fulton TO San
J, del Norte where he will remain until such time as
of the captured river steamers be repaired and
SGT ready TO carry him up the San Juan number Of
claims have already been presented for his examination
ard from the complicated state Of affairs which exists
san Juan the Minister will find his portfolio fuller than he
anticipated. BE will leave next week for Managua the
seat OF government where the General will reside and
when house prepared he will be Joined by his family
II the General s not too old (65) to be egGe he will have
an opportunity Of exercising 2 diplomatic vigor that is
needed very much In this quarter American citizens
property they should be in Central America Several
Nicsraguan and Costa Rican governments have
my knowledge, the andavits Of which already In
As slated in former communication the treaty bet xeeu
Costa RIGA and Nicaragua is not ratified; and this will
in all probability lead to the renewal Of hos.tles.
General Jerez and Col Cauty were hob nobbipg in San
Juan last week the former went up the river furry,
ana the latter seems chopfallen At the of affairs
Nicaragua has got the best Of the fortunate turn Of events
while Costa Rca besides losing her boats which she kept
prizes Of war until taken by ADdersons party Ia con-
sderaby OF pocket Of losing Guanacasts,
river claims, &C., with another war in perspective
left ia the San Juan harsor the Sus1uehanna Captain
Sands well known for the effective service he rendered
last In laying the Atlantic cable. The Susquehanna is
Of the finest paddle wheel steamers in the world and
wherever she goes reflects the highest credit from her
build ,mcuntnas discipline aud the gentemany bearngor
the officers the American navy. AS the Susquehanua
heretofore accompanied the Niagara the Atlantic cable
expedition Is mol the contamination 30 devoaty wished
tor in that gigantic operation be shared again by
this noble ship Respect for the national honor well
credit to whom the reward is due, would say yes"
has raned here consecuvey for twenty hours,
and still continues to pour BESIDES blowing hurricane
hope few days to send you full account Of Aspn
wall such as is; ana that wonder Of the agehe Pana
ma Railroad.
AsPTNwAIL, Feb. 9, &S5S.
The Treaty Bet,ceen Ge United States and Neo Gradda-
Movements Of Minister Ldmar-Erporing the Chazres
RiusrLoss Of the Brig Moselle-Wreck of the Schooner
WIN. Cotb-7he Vanderbilt Filibus.srin9 Expedition
Alarm on the Isthmus, DC, &c.
There nothing particularly interesting the 18th
mus.
understood here that the late treaty negotiated be-
tween Gen. Cass the part of the United States and Gen.
part OF New Granada does not meet the ap
prevail OF President Opna. He has written to his friends
Panama to this effect He gives reason for his non
approval of the treaty that embraces matters anterior
the Panama riot Of April 1885, and that he only au-
borzed approve treaty which relates to and embraces
matters of difference from that time 10 the present, in
GLIDING the riot also said that he opposed TO ceed
ing coal depot the United States government These
are the rumors among the initiated. will turn out that
Ospna opposed TO the whole treaty The Congress OF
the republic session, will soon act upon the treaty
and shall not be long awaiting its decision.
Gen. Lamar, Minister to Nicaragua, left Greytown on
the 9th Of January for Managua The steamer Morgan
fitted up take the Minister up the river Her en-
ginees from the United States ship Susquehanna.
After proceeding distance up the river the cylinder
head was blown and she returned to Greytown for
pairs which made, and she again steamed up
the San Juan. is doubtful whether she get beyond
Castillo rapids.
An amateur party OF surveyors employees of the Pana
ma Railroad Company, took excursion up the Chagrcs
river few days since They embarked at Matachin,
railroad station, distant abou! foryhve miles from the
mouth of the river. After proceeding seventy miles up
the river in bungo poed by natives finding their stock
They report the river in width, depth and volume of
ter at the highest point they reached, fully as large as
at their point of embarkation.
The American brig Moselle Capt Hayes, belonging TO
Joseph Davidson OF New York. foundered at the
night Of JAN 1s The Moselle sailed from Carthagena n
G.. at O'Clock p. NJ, Jan. is, loaded with lgnumvte
railroad ties bound for Aspinwal. About midnight
sprung aleak; at l O'Clock A. NJ, 10Th, went down.
thirteen in number) took TO the boat aud picked
at the 10th by the schooner Liberty from Aspn-
wall, bound to Kingston.
Thos Eadicott master and owner, which sailed from
this port on the Is, Of January was wrecked short dis
from the island Of Old Providence the night Of
| Jan. 3. No particulars have reached here.
There Is little excitement among tho natives here In
,no SSos s' ons
Lomer Of New York. and certain parties 10 Peru has been
intercepted and Published lomcr seems has entered
into contract 10 bring send 400 men, With arms and
ammunition from New York. The men were TO start on
| the LIST Of February.
This publication has alarmed the Governor OF raA
ma that has addressed letter TO Capt Amy, of the
! Fulton, translation OF which enclose
OfF1cE oY GOVERNOR STATE,
PANAMA, Jan. rs, 1858.
To Mr. JOHN AIxv, commanding the United States war
steamer Fulton, Aspinwall:
haye informed that at the beginning Of February
next expedition OF tlbustsrs is to leave the port OF
Ntw York intending TO croes the Ishmus Of Panama,
! in order 10 make against the present govern
ment of Peru As am convinced that you have insruc
your government to act with the force under
your orders against any unlawful expedition organized IN
the United States which might seek to enter friendly
i
present notice in order that you may exercise your yg
lance IN tbs matter and prevent from entering the
waters of New Granada, in case II is attempted. IL al
fords me great pleasure have this opportunity TO tender
YOU the assurance OF my distinguished consideration
1 Your otedient servant, BARroL0ME CALNO.
noticed among the freight OF the Star OF the West
number Ct addressed TO the Minister Of War; Peru
/ They are said 10 contain "Nlnies."