Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-03
LETTER FROM As2INWlLL.
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A>PiNwArI. New CIR, r,naGa.
April H.. lsJ9

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A>P,ywAlr. New CIR, naGa.
April L.. lsj9
Inc British steamer from the South racjfi,
""','' has just arrived at pananr. tr nss
us 'he Satisfactory AMI importan, new>. that
,'t,'osl' Lopez ha> at lcng n fairly and> uar. "
"'cNe" "o"h granting the States all that Las
pce'i u''',ah'e,i III way OF apo'o-y. promise
OF repr'Sal' and confidence Tor fu,n;c ncoJ q.
ha'lor; ana al! tins is owing t" th,. ,a,, d.. lay
OF force on the River Parma. and N fl on, Of
the Stronse>t :o:tIticati, lis Of Paracuay
Our Minister. Bowlin. and President Lane,
are now hnb-nobblns in the Palace Will. rho
suit and officers, with the eagle buttois. are
touching q l>>eS, In>t,a Of powder, To the
health of The berry brown. SenoraS. afcr IN.
Gagns them in Tie merry and bo:strlous dance
Of the "Fandanco.''
There Is ii.,lc doubt that a peaceful settle
'nent Is h'st, althou;h prompted by engines
stern, warlikc, and with ,irad.y notc-tl,at
Is, Inc.c sam cannon and rauuolicrs. There
are other Republics which viii REQUIRE the
same display ere reason can possibly resume
her seat within the circles Of her COUNCILS
New Granada, Costa Rlca. Nicaragua and
Mexico all, require the strong arm To be rails.
ed above them. ana suspended by 4 h.ir, ior
dread alone can arouse their Su.nbcrinc L,n
cSty. Let the i,ct he kept in service. :ni
pay them III turn friendly. but cxac,ing visit.
"l'e lis peace or give Us war. for the unccr.
tainty which has afflicted Us oi late has b, en-
r'linonS Ia ali Interests. While the apparent
lihbrcility oi our government. and that lack
oi iaith and honesty exhibited hy the oiiica.S
ol these petty Republics. has been Is great
satire upon fee n>iiution> is was ever die.
t,tcd by rTowLcd head 10 hi, TAILS para
sites
The uncertain >",i of Quito has just been
visited 10y an clrthlua,,c. which, in passing.
has lett II Tx the b.,r.c., .tb.ic OF a risiun."
Not house remains S,an,ing-bc>it,s :, two
thousand people have been buried with the
ruins. Ii Is very dan:"ioi> 10 rear large cities
upon such unsteady ani ca,crnols p,ruon, Of
the earlh> suric,. where each day rumbncs
and roarngS are heard, premoml,ory of tie
hidden danger. Just before the shocks tie
AIR became, as usual. sutry and sulphurou>-
then commenced the wavc.likc motion: and
then the mighty rhas'us opened, and filled
Their nIa"S with houses. goods aud collr;
mlnein. them in one icl ruin.
The II. Louis mail ,c.mcr arrived on tie
evening ol the 10Th. with loo passengers. AID
the Moses Taylor came in on the following
Inornn. with 800 mere. On the evening oi
the 18th they embarked on board If the John
:. Stephens. ior California.
Among the through passengers bv the Moses
Taylor were Gen. Joseph Lane. Senator iiom
Oregon. and Mr.. Grover. member Of Congress
from Oregon, and j. NJ. Crane, Delegate fl OH
Nevada Territory.
Commodnic VI Clancy las received as vet.
no orders to warrant his acting anyway at 81.
rlancc with h, losuier instructions in II; a,d TO
Central American aiI'ir>, and it appears To be
his lnIcntion to remain ia this harbor until he
arrival Of the Northern Li.ht. when, if hc r..
c,ivc> nothing in the shape "i dispatches by
her, he will weigh anchor AMI >tcar for San
Juan tie Nicaragua. leaving the Jam, S.own To
guard Aspnwal during his absence
The Gulcn A.c arrvcd on the evening of
the 9th at Panama. with live hundred Iasscn.
gers and the New York and New ORLEANS mails
Tnry will leave aboai o'clock, 7. NJ, stopping
at Havana OH the way
The 81. Louis is >uIl at Grcytown The Roa-
nokc, Jamestown aud Relief aro :y;ns Ia th c
harbor
Monsieur Belly is pcrccting the last survey Of
the Ship Canal. ha,,ng arranged every matter
alnicabiy with the Government.
Ran. Runncl>. Esq. let Panam, yc>tcr.
day, by the Columbus, for Central America.
with dispatches t'r General I,lnir, having re-
ceived the appointment oil Commercial Agent
at San Juan del Sur. This gentleman IS of
the right stripe. an'l we nay begin t, believe
that with Thomas 5. Eel, Esp, at one end Of
the Route dc Nicaragua, and Ran. Rum cl-,
Esp. at the other. the wrongs AMI outrasc> TO
American citizens will at least receive some
notice. II they are not rc,ircsScd. S.