The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30
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JUN San JUAN DEL NoRrE CoaaLspoHDKNCE.
San JUAN DH NoRrr, August u.s. 1889
Signs Of RstswNiro Life-lmpgoemNns Of ns H,,b.,
Orposttjon to the Aouement-A ppoin,nsnt of a Comnss
ted Flaming Placard--A Steamer ws.so.a F,esoaa.
The Car N,;sar,i Ratification of tie Waahino-
ton Teos-fi0DMf for the United States Vessels Of Vay
de-, &c., DC.
Some little animation, faint quiverpg Of returning
life, has been vioe here aimee my last and slight EFFORT
las been made the part OF those most Interested in
this town to sssst feseives very remarkable circam-
stance and worthy Of record. The Rip Van Wrinkles have
really yawned zuy stretched their rusty limbs and par
Italy opened their eepy eyes to the fact that something
must be done on their part TO prevent the total dessruo
ton OF the harbor and their consequent starvation On
the 10th instant meeting Of the citizens called to
take into confederation tts condition Of the hsrbor with
view To Its Improvement" The meeting WEN held NJ
the Station House, when Mr. Samuel Shepherd, Sen, was
chosen president, and John Leefe, Esq appointed
secretary Alter tone very appropriate remarks
and the farfamed visoOunt Dc Barfuel de- Beau Beau.
they may not always impress Que with any
degree Of rsrpec. who Of course saenuousy opposed
uS uoux .ooa % and
interfere with the mighty proec Of Felix Belly and hs
canal, committee Of seven va. aaally appointed to
confer with the governments of Nicaragua, Costa Rica
Mosquito and the municipal governments Of the town, in
regard to the raising OF funds and the best mode Of &C.
Of Felix Hsncho, Domingo FsTreri, KrSand. Ybsy9uon
Shepherd Lcee and Epinoes. Tho drst two enough
70 damn any undertaking With which their names may be-
a. ociatcd and to nuy the best efforts Of connected
with them, and therefore small hopes entertained Of
any advantageous results Tho clique Of Dc Barruel,
town hand bound about long enough aud only renaus
to have our relations with the interior firmly settled and
viduas that the mooo Is not made OF Sreen cheesen
Now IN the teeth Of every dsparagement respecting
business here what would be inferred your city by he
appearance OF hand bill Ike the folio wing posted 10 in
the most public places
INDEPENDENT LINnlii
III. TsAsSs % AVE-
e, = e. io
T. S Ss 5., Bay and Granada cents II.
Fare 70 yrg,n Bav g
f@e san ENsy i;iioiv;
onlY1ows, Augwsa 1872 ~A'->'
This true copy, and the steamer left promptly It
the appointed tme but do think she had pound Of
height and there we're any passengers they PROBABLY
came under the designation Of dead heads" he steamer
was few days ago At the Mschucs s~aiing rise in the
river " enable her to get safely tho rapids She
Will doubtless find full freight at Granada 70 bring 10
thsport
morprp last, and will leave again 70 She brousne
Ere Eotosan news Of the arranged between Nspo
eoa W. ard he Emperor Of Austria, the details Of which
Mr. Fitzgerald and Captain socu OF the CASE Yrsarrf
stesmer arrived day before yesterday from Granada.
Captain Hocu reports that be has possession OF his steam
or and that Mr. Place. the engineer on beard Of her 1t
San Carlos and engaged In putting her In complete
ring order. so much towards Transit. pne steamer
Scottish Chief, from Key West, which has been looked
for At this port for some time has not yet made ap
pearance
The from the interior that the treaty GENT back
nom Washington with the ultimatum had positively been
ratified and 10 on It's way back 70 Washington. the
Belly contract FOR Transit also said TO be ratified but
az the conditions bind Belly TO pay Nicaragua during
next month and to have his the lake
10 a NJ 49,
him to nla them and Of COURSE like his grand canal pro-
]ect, II will fall 10 toe ground.
Tbs bfsgantine Tbomas Tiotson, from New York ar
rived here this morning via santa Mats Ssvsuilla and
Carthagene She cannot enter harpor and lies st
snchor outside There more freight awaiting shipment
70 your port than sue could poasiby carry bur
Will ship by her unless she will put cargo aboard at
her own risk, and sign bills Of adng The order s re-
ceived at the wharves s doubtful whether she Will load
here There are daily arrivals OF loaded bupgos from the
INFERIOR and the last English steamer brought quite
arFe freight from EogApd merchandise for the Inferior
which is now being sent up the river n bungos.
me only vessels here the United States ship Jses
town, the Engah mail steamer the Tbouas rotson and
small Schooner from st. Thomas