The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26


70 six imprisonment IN spite Of the exerons OF our
CONSUL Dr. Hine, who, i learn from reliab aalnority
wrote one OF the ablest letters OF defence to the Court
ever beard Costa Rica; was forty olos OF closely
wfMIen cap paper and, during ts reading colrt Great
cd much 81 mpathy in behalf Of the prisoner.
Mr. conway Informs me by letter that Consul has
ung In devotion 10 bis Through the influence Of
DR. Hine, Mr. Conway has been allowed the nls or San
prison. and there Is every hope of his repreye -
San Juan s In staa Quo nothing doing and nothing 10
see except dirty Indians who parade the dAy in
tne hanonal UNIFORM which consists OF coarse sombre.o
and . pair OF leather sandals
The Lvant oaiy expected to relieve this coast
our destination will likely be 10 Panama, and from there
we nave no dea--probably 10 the Islands.
AL well on board.
OUR ASPINwALL CORRESPONDENCE.
AsPrSwAII, Dec. 10, 1850
Es-Presiden Nora Home,card Bos.nd-His Hopes Qf
Support
Among the Baldc's passengers President Nora f
Costa Rics, apparently route for Guatemala but your
correspondent verify believes he bound for his own
country. ls @T4
had the pleasure Of conversipg with him several uss
during our passage and he Is favorably impressed with
what be saw IN The United States Gentlemaaly and sos-
faoy well Dformsd he is doubt, e good s6aaseaa
In one or our he s,s.ed - - ~. ~ -.
Just received, previous to leaving New York. stasrs ro
two Of the leaders OF the late revolution Cosa ca m
vng him TO return home and replace himself at the bead
Of affairs Ths doubt explains his sudden departure
nom the United Sates and you need mot be astonshed
per next mail you learn that Nora again holds in his
hands the destines Of Central America
OUR MANAGUA CORRESPONDENCE.
NAxAauA, Nov. %. 1853.
1ransI Hopes at the LsDea ESb-Beuy and Wclke-3Aeir
Pat and Presemt-A Statement spi&h ne United States
Desired-Mnicipa Educational and Prgesiona1 Esaos-
mens Of the Czssuua IN Hon.
dSvas-A NeU and Serious Aeisa.ion in Costa Rica
The Transit imbrogo, treaty and nbusters have been
good material for your correspondents for the ass two
years, but II ID believed that a. the treaty and M
busters have been disposed Of only the Transit matter 70.
mains to be settled.
Belys contract due the last Of September and
his NON appearance with the cash has contributed great
deal 70 destroy the imsy light of hope that le in
the minds of few. Many Nicaraguans- govern
ment includedhought in May, 1851 that Belly going
to be the Messiah of Nicaragua When nbusters called
Walker second Koeciusko, Belly called the Saviour
Of Nicaragua But this all gone where the good nggers
Co. People have back their Senses their fear Of
Americanizaton, which they thought equal TO nbuserm,
with all its dreadful dependencies has vanished. The
concatng policy Of the United States representative,
since the departure Of Lamar and the manifest good faith
Of the United States TO keep the busters down. have
created this change.
The utmost desire s manifested In this country
the last question pending between this republic and the
United States-the Transit mbrogosettied satsfActo
rly, and 10 secure the Transit American interests
When the refused 70 grant prolOngaon Of
time TO Belly and all Commodoree had abandoned
tho field, and there nobody here TO jump u the
chance and the long foughtor bone for the picking Of
some Commodore Inen NJ tunnels me u1'sso s sSasss
he secured the Transit to an American company sending
at copy to the State Department which has, no
doubt. approved Of the good intention but we know
now that Mr. Runnels has retired his contract, believing
It might disturb matters in New York and Washington.
We sorry for IT, because as was intended TO be oer
ed through the department oil the Oommodores and
unite them into lump, would have formed very
Wsso & on ~ 3. se might
have been senced by taking part IN IT. we zee hcm again
turn up; pretend their oa rights others . get up
some new imbrogo, and others to pot IL In operation
new 10. Of agents has arrived the steamer with
Hr. Dmry and the government consider themselve1
astounding Developments might take place In the nex
month or two. Mr.. Dimitry win find The government
% or ns or ~
General Lamars representation the then created preu
dces have been worn Of and truly good feeling exists To-
The government has been engaged in interior improve.
need New regulations Tor the municipalities OF the pors
have been Issued law for the establishment Of primary
schools has been put in execution; also the Med
cal Board The election OF the officers has created
little excitement, and has caused entire spit in the
democratic party is one Of the many proofs that the
strong parry feeling that formerly existed dying away
and people think Of the welfare Of the country in
electng proper men to Office than merely Of their
PARTY;
From Honduras know that various candidates up
for the Presidency The elections will take place soon,
and although is believed that Guardioa will be
elected it is feared he will make himself President Gen.
Xasack of the candidates. has refused TO accept
nomination, and Is here employing his time in construct
ing road between this olace and Leon Barros ID
apparently quietly settled down in his Presidential chair
and has suffered great loss by the death Of Henrique
Hoyer famous Salvadorean poet, writer, and states
| man.
Matters in Costa Rica do not look well be de
| sired The friends of Mora conspirng, and ae h<
has many Of hem 1t to be feared that the least sudder
change OF government might produce an intestine war
and plunge the only Spanish American republic which
has been exempt from general Spanish American revolu
donary custom into the horrors Of anarchy. Many
rests and exiles have been made in the last month
The official Gazette has been given in charge 10 Ansena
Rvas member Of Congress- and proprietor Of the Centre
| Amevtcdno.
| Next month the Bishop Is expected.