The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16
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Affairs In Cent? NJ America.
QUE sAN JUAN DEL BUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENTS
UsrzD ssArn sw CrAu, sAx JUAN DIN Son,
October IL, 1869
L<eatsd in San Jose iralry Of tie Bellies Of the DPo-
matte World-No Rsuolution-No Hops " TIE 7niasg
Cp,ntrc-Es President Nora, H. Billy o~c tssneral
Baiku-SI ". Gore Ouscley About e Leops for B,.o
land.
Leaving Merrmac city on the Let nst we cad q, ,hs
place our way 10 punta Arenas, where we dropped
anchor on the 6th.
Nothing ofnerest going In Costa RIGA a the pre-
sent except the meeting Of Congress appoint electors
for the purpose Of making President for that re-
pubic, which event TO have ken place yesterday.
We did not see Mr.. DimEy, our new Minister. H. has
taken house In San Jcse, and w Of COURSE make that
his place Of residence Mr. Dmiry has gained unheard
Of popularity Or 30 short time, and his daughter
ceves the Universal homage Of oil who have boen for
nate enough TO make her acquaintance fact hers
aoou. me nrss name J heard on my arrival a. Panta
sa.@' Of Mics Ouseey, Of whom heard very mule
OCroBER q, 1867.
The revolution has not broken out ye Perhaps thu
expectation Of transit the anticipated arrival here Of
Billy Walker, has somewhat dampened the ardor OF the
rival parties. The truth Of the matter is that il s i'm
possible for Jerez to procure arms, he would this
have decided the matters In controversy.
What in The world are people thinking abou1 Time
road anew, but the time comes, nothing is Of
eiiher agents steamers think they must have the
POGO tempo fever They have given here
for any thing; the road between Virgin Bay and san
Juan impassab for vehicles, the bridges In many
places being torn up and burnt The people hore have
DOW DO confidence In the opening OF the transit they say
that they have been often disappointed by promises
OF tho Americans that they will not believe the
transit % be opened until they see it,
The whole squadron tho Pacific Is TO be gathered
here and large force to be the other side for the
protection OF passengers &C., and from present appear
ances there Will be no need Of men of war for there will
be transit.
European diplomacy never AGAIN have The run In
these Contra American States that il had. Johnny
Bull has tossed his head about much warp
wool OF Costa Rcan prosperity the other States
looked on 70 learn wisdom At time Juan Rafael Mo
was the leading Of these States inroduc-
warn, hearted welcome wherever HIS lines
When Gen Mora brought Mons Belly 10 Nicaragua Mar
tnez DID not ask him tor letters he took him hand
the Minister from the court Of France his govern
ment ana Mons. Belly received the highest honors which
this government could pay him They into con-
with him in oil hand way and without scrup.e
Juan Rafael Mora has been expelled from bis Presidential
-oomc; and from his country by the inne Of the
eminent which be was proud 70 serve by the people
whom gave him such pleasure TO deal with-even the
English. ] wonder at q OF such saQacty being 80
completely ovcrreached as he has baen.
II Is supposed here that Gen. Mora has gone to the
United States for the purpose Of confer ring with
gray eyed man Of destiny to put him again Ia his seat
Walker with money and that for his services he
will receive the golden apple Of his fancythe republic
Of Nicaragua
The steamer Guatemala has changed her day Of sailing
from Panama iom the 10th 10 tbal OF the 20lh Of every
month. For what purpose this arrangement 10 made
know not.
Sir William Gore 0useley is still at Sad Jose preparing
70 leave for England in short time.