New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30
Later from Central Americr,

By the arrival at Panama on the 9Th inst Of the
steamship Columbus from San jose de Guatemala,
the following dates were received
Gaceta de Guatemala, May 23d !; Gaceta del Sal
vador, May 25th; Ell Centre Americana, Granada,
Nicaragua) May 2sth Cronica de Costa Rica, May
28th.
GUArEMALA.-Dates are to the 23d of May. On
the 30th Of April a convention was sigued between
II. B. Ms Government and that Of the Republic of
Guatemala, relative to the boundary between the
latter and British Honduras.
SALvADoR-Dates from San Salvador, the capital,
are to May 25th We take the most interesting items
in the order in which we find them in the papers.
The water.works of the capital, destroyed by the
great earthquake Of 1854. are being repaired.
On the 25th Of April attempt was made to
assassinate Gen. Hernandez. Governor of the depart
ment Of Cuscutlan. The General was severely, but
not mortally wounded. The assassin, shoemaker,
was arrested and afterwards shot.
The question between the kepublic and that of
Honduras assumes every day more serious aspect,
and almost seems to indicate that war is inevitable.
Guatemala it is thought would interfere to preserve
the peace il possible between the two states. Gen.
Bracamonte had been sent to the Honduras frontier
Of the province Of San Miguel to watch the fugitive
SalvadOrians.
NIoARAGUA.-Ourp papers from this Republic are Of
an old date. The Nacional, of Leon, ceased its pub
lcation on the 30th of April. Centre Ameyicano of
May Oath has very severe article against Gen. La
mar, and very favorable one Of Ran Runnels, Con.
sui General ~ of the United States, who has received
his exeqnatur. The following letter from cores
pondent contains the principal news
MANAGUA, May 2s.-After we all thought that
returned suddenly again, maniesting not quite SO
friendly feeling as when he last parted from the
authorities He did not visit the President or the
Minister, but sent them copies of Gen. Cass' dis
to be ultimatuna, demanding first, acceptance OF
the CassY Yrisarr treaty secondly ratification of the
Mosquito convention. proposed by Sir William Gus
ley thirdly, immediate reinstalation of the White
for the seizure of the boats and filthy, satisfaction
and apology for the insult of having offered to the
United States the Ousey treaty.
! am able to inform you, on good authority, that
the substance of the reply Of the Nicaragua Govern
ment was as follows Nicaragua, as a sovereign
power claims the right to accept or reject treaty
she had made previously three treaties with the
United States, which were ratified by her Congress,
and rejected at Washington that on this one she
only requires amendments, and that after Congress
had considered the treaty last year, and it had been
| sent to Gen. Jerez in Washington, (who had full
power to remedy iD the Cabinet though agreeing to
certain notifications, did not make them; nor was
| the q. S. Minister in Nicaragua authorized to do
30 furthermore, that when Sir Wm. G. Ousley con-
cluded his treaty. which the Cass Yrsarri treaty
with the re modified amendments according to the
American view Gen. Lamar made the Leledon treaty
which the Cass.Y Yrisarr one, with favorable (to
| England and the United States) amendments of Sir
| w. G. Ouseley. The Government Of Nicaragua can.
not see any insult" to the United States in this
proceeding.
Regarding the Mosquito treaty, Nicaragua replies
that it has not been rejected it is still under consd-
GRAFTON, and will probably be accepted She claims
the the Mosquito territory shall be returned to her
Internationally, and refuses to acknowledge King
| whom neither she nor the United States ever adj
ited ETC.. etc.. and she prefers to let the question
| remain in statu quo than act against her honor.
This is the substance of the reply that part relative
| to the seizure of the boats and the Whte-Stebbin
company being but an able review of the whole well
known question, in which Nicaragua justifes her
conduct. Leedon is certainly able man, and this
| State document will do him credit.
COSTA RIcA--Dates from San Jose are to May
2Sth. The ordinary session of the Legislature was
| opened on the LIST Of May by the President of Con.
gress in the absence of the President Of the Republic
| who did dot reach the capital until the 5th.
| On the Sth the Presidents message was delivered
to Congress. After congratulating the country on
its peace and prosperity and audng to bis late visit
to Nicaragua in language from which it is impossible
to draw any conclusion his Exceency states that the
| friendly relations between Costa Rica, Nicaragua
Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala are daily grow
ing stronger. The relations between the Government
| and those of the other Spanish, American Republics
continue with all the interest that common race
origin, customs and religion inspire.
The relations with the North Americans are
| friendly and sought to be extended but President
| Mora says that the Administration act on false in
formation, that all the reclamations except one are
on account of Walkers filibusters and that his Gov
ernment ressts and will resist to the utmost the &C
acknowledgement of any Of these claims, that Costa
Rica has her demands for damages; and calls atten
tion to the fact that William Walker and his com
panions have not yet been punished.