The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28
The News,

The steamship Moses Tataor arrived at this port
Yesterday forenoon from Aspnwsn, with news from
California, the Sandwich Islands, the South Pa
ciac, Genital America, New Granada and Jamaica
The inteli gence from Central America il impor-
tant. The Cass-Yrisarri treaty was ratified by the
E,cs.ag7lan Assembly on the 2sth ult. We give
the text Of the treaty in our compilation
OF The news elsewhere. Our Minister, General
Lamar was much relieved by the raun
cation OF the treaty, as he was sorely perplexed
by the delays he met with previously. Tn the day
the treaty was rpiined the Nicarsgusn Assembly sp
proved act giving tho exclusive control Oh tho
Transit route to the American NRhuc sud
Pacific Ship Canal Company, ana also cN
tenr ed the time for putting the route mo "F,'s
,,on. The contract had received the signature
On, President, and it was supposed the ttans'
-.,,a,s opvsed in couple Of months ny con
-, s,-,sea 10 between Costa bics ana Nl0"ia
~ steamers and other property taken 10y
a. ,-c.os Of either republic during Tue "@i .S
' ,,,hargoed in the SSn Juan ri'er
f-ionel Cauty on tine British naval iorCeS'
" =. d;-nosed Of COZ the joint beneht OF the wv
G. ,.-o,5 Power. Commodore NahueipA' 9'i
80 b;s claim TO the steamers, ana ,ne "s'u'
al dc Now York capitalists were pusny ~ 49,, -
-, ,o advance the interests ftheir iesp''',0 p"'
vons Mons. Belly, the French Envoy was o. 90
Josh Cos,a Rics, and il is said that ne n'u oi7"'
.d No re1d feeling towards American ln'.l
-. IN the country, Don Miguel Ca7leho, II
.,,C, elected President Of san SnNH"o'' ,u =,
,e,v b,upv address 20 the people IN "ssuU'Ne
- cLsir on The 9TH of February. lie pioinl''
800 policy with the uphcldng Of the mes,
-, C,r,rl American republics Inc siooi'
:. tee, Was al san Juan del Not'e ~ ID
accounts. TO. ,,,s, tho Ca
,..r-,, ,res,, ha- not been ra'hod Wy "" w"
"a though President osrins we -,
t,,or,bly disposed towards H. Inc -.
,css.arc 70 Congress on the s"'ge'' -
a.rsrsqirRiy Of the escits Of the
-, ~ last wear. Tho steamer Npr1ns,
o.. expedition, having accompiisiel ~ 10y
"a 7ef, csr,areua for New York. Inc oi'H'noo u
-, a. ocean was found 20 We two hundred :
CO. ,rrrz. hut the canal would Ne rcpoi,"u mp
80 Col. Kinney had lot A-pinwal TOT V
g., xis, ten quasi hlibusieTs, wm~e han.r
-. g., what Immediate purpose - ho' Na
r., .,,,-shin Relief was al Aspinwall, andthe y
,ig,,s Merrlmac were daily expected ~ i'ii'"
"a new from Peru Is highly important
-. "a 4, doos the termination OF the
-. ,,,cgle under General Vivanco. J.
a., csst,Ila stormed the citycf Arequipa ON 'h'
-, "a ook IL after what u represented o. o.
,bc most bloody battles Which ever oecufI.
90 America. viyancos troops defended
a. 9Th such energy that about six hun
90 ,hsr were killed az their posts. va inc
s,,oynerz had been surrendered 70 'astins' an
800 rad Aed 20 Bolivia. fcope Wousn'
~...uia would assume the powers "i oi,
m, ,.,s., accounts from Arequipa s'Ne th"'
&C. thousand men were killed on both Soc
aa,.of The 7th and sth of March, ana th's Wy
-. ana Nth wounded. The United sat-
gate Merrimac was at CaiIao. in.
rhip Lizzie Thompson and the DhN y,
were still held a. prizes at Calao.
aha. Castillo win make war on BOLIVIA, III
Al Gus, President IAnares from power, ana
.s,her Coriova or Bclzu. Trade was very
Caliao. and freights wCtc ~ low that the Nm
,n.sters IA port would not accept Of them
o.ytord. United states Consul ~ Tumbcl
a. ON the 18th ult In Bolivia The permano,
mission Of the Council o. state had bcea es'''s
and aome foreign Consuls appointed
T,e news from San francisco q 70 Tie ,
s,s markets were quiet and exhih-e, We
change in prices. Money was ea'yg and {
monthly shipments appeared 70 Oe made up
nvex'raordinsry exertion Nearly millir
hail ia treasure came by the Moses Tayl'
people o. Fan Francisco appeared to be wo
~ fever bee, in their oxcitcment against
steamship Company. cansed by The amour
q ~ .act hat they had succeeded IL buyin