The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25
NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA AND NEW GRANADA
pal Ports Closed-Arrival OF Minister
Dimitry at San Jose, Costa Rica, &C., Sc.
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RevolutiOn In New Granada-The Prince
pal Ports Closed--Arrival or Minister
Dimitry at San Jose, Costa Rica, &c., Sc.
QUE AspNwALL CORRESPONDENCE.
AsPINwAI, Oct, II, 1859.
lSais in Costa Rica-7Ae CAirsqui D9gi,gs-Civa War
IN Nsto Granada-Rscepon Of Minister Joes-D isbond
inert Of Surpy Par.y-7he Baltic's Passogc-7ze
Eorthera Light. r. MACPHERSON Waeat-ships of
War; ihtuteri,m. DE-.
The Baltic will get of about twelve O'Clock night and
"a she viii reach New York several days before the
Northern Light which regarded the mail steamer
send you my correspondence by the FIRST named ship
Since the sailing Of the North Star have had arrivals
Nom Central america and other points, bringing Of
n interesting, not important character. The English
steamer solent from San Juan dol Norte, brought nte
snce Of the arrival Of Minister Dlmtry at San jose the
asknowledg ment of the government of Costa Rca
by the authorities Of Nicaragua, and statement that
President Aontealegre had up To thai time encountered
such oprositon-a circumstance most remarkable and
q which |. is hoped the world viii make n "noe."
The Panama Railroad Company's steamer Guatemala
from the Pacific Central American ports arrived a, Pana
on the 5sh. She brought few passengers and the
following freight hst-276 cochineal, 12o do nd
60 $3.50 hides 81 bales deerskns bags silver ores 75s
Sec. lumber, 20 tons brazil wood.
The Panama Herald OF the 9Th publishes brief sum
mary Of news by the Guatemala II contains matters
q interest In political movements.
The schooner Josfa, from Chrql with the latest in
tigence from the gravc dggngs, arrived at Panama
the 18th. severa! citizens of Aspnwan, who have
been inspect and try their fortunes the Juacas
turned her, well satisfied 70 get back. They report
nothing doing, and continuous rainy season, which VIII
~ abase until December.
BY the last arrival from Carthagena we have stirring
sevou,ion rife throughout several States and the GO
vernment was preparing for general outbreak. You
vii gather particulars from the files send. presldeu
opna has decreed tine entire confederation in state
war, and taken measures for placing the army a
footing In the meantime, the revoutionl's in the State
q Saptander and Bolivar encounerng successful,
all opposition and General Mosquera is raising army
Of five thousand in the state OF Cancs
70 give moral aid to the reyoutioiists b. keeping tn,
federal government in check Mosquera is the head
the revolutionary movement which has the sympathy o
large majority OF the people. The 'election law
syIopss 81 which sent You last spring, is the motive
General Jones the United States Minister TO this govern
ment, presented his credentials and received by
President Osiina, % the 10Th September.
The party, beaded by f. Avery Esq. lately arrived
tie Isthmus, and destined for survey II ship canal
hom Caledonia bay 10 the Pacific has been disbandcd
broken up, the disgust Of M concerned excepting
the eaGer. The Preblc had been detailed aid in The
survey, and all her officers evced prompt readiness
prise the captain Of the Prcbe had the prudence %
qire provision for III comfort and safety Of his Off
e.fs ANA before they set out expedition
frsught with suffering danger The navy had already
been suf in the exped lion of Lieut. strain, in the
stiysy Of ,is Mr.. Avery unable 10 provide
tine necessary equipments and precautions and the enter
prise abaf doned. notice article in the Star and
Herald Of Panama, which states that Avery acting
instructions from the United states
under the direction of Flag Officer hcCuney, Of the
Home Squadron This r ovicenty mistake
The government had nothing to do with thu
expedition. The enterprise undertaken private
speculation, ard possibly the Preble detailed by the
Secretary the Navy take the party Calsdon bay,
with mission for any OF her officers to volunteer IN the
sv.ey, provided all necessary arrangements made
and all expenses borne by the parties Interested. II is
another failure Of 1shnian projects, history Of which
would be most interesting, and which purpose giving
you at future time.
The Baltic, with l ITO passengers and 300 tons Of
Freight, reached her wharf at Aspnwail at Fix O'Clock
eight minutes 4. 81 on THURSDAY, 18th, being seven
days, four hours and eight minutes from New York.
Fifty passengers for Contral and South Ameri
ports, and the remainder for California As much
interest will be felt in the rrst "trip of this fine ship in the
California line, give yon each days The run Is
20 for each day, being twenty-five hours FOR the
first, and twenty four each succeeding day.