The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25
NEW YORK H1RALD, TUESDAY,

A. he lime Of walkers captare by Commodore paaIi
ing tlg feeling was bitterly inimical 70 Walker. The
Presidents the Ishmus had themselves witnessed the
beggary destuon and terrible suffering Of hundreds Of
the hbusterswere familiar with the many acts OF I'M
ustaabe and high handed violence committed by Walker
In Nicaragua the desoaton throughout the country
80 the prosIaon and paralyzng Of every trade and
Walker alter complete possession Of tho coun
y and government, under the mCet favorable clrcum
fnces, and sufficient time TO establish order and
81 nze respectable aiminisahon OF public anairs had
gnaly and mserably failed. His capituation to Capt
aVs was learned without regret and his seizure by Com
Pauldpg on hs subsequent effort to invade the country
Since Walker and his Alibusters first taken from
the country, the administration OF affairs has been
war revolution has wagcd, Nicaragua has not moved
one pace towards order Improvement Several years
have elapsed and has been almost as vigorously closed
10 commercial nations as ever Paraguay or Japan Neither
commerce internal has is likely 10 revive.
The exclusive temporizing and intriguing policy OF the
government with the tame submission and lethargy OF
tho people, has led TO state Of things, II
not as agravat!ng, at least Objectionable,
as when Walker had possession. Any change would be
buster, would be welcomed here The feeling towar Ia
Walker personally Is to say the worst Of Indifference
Nicaragua Is 700 fertile land, and s position on tho
gobe too important to be shut and closed 10 the indus
try and enterprise of the nineteenth century
This morning. as the Roanoke going out the smoke
Of steamer was seen of the habor Il was supposed to
be the Fashion, and il is said tho Roanoke went
IN pursuit II it was the Fashion she has
Ian ndsa !, her his esse ,r Y0a will p amsmssr
mas in November, 1857
The Golden Gate, with 81 ooO reached Panama at
one O'Clock r. N. to day; CTS passengers.
The Cortoz, with the mails and about the number
Of passengers, left San Francisco at the time. She
will probably arrive 10 morrow night
The following is list OF officers board the United
States soopof war Preble which sailed from Aspinwa
the 18th Of October 1852 on a cruise viz-Comrnnnd
err Thornton A. jenkins; lieutenans, Andrew Bryson,
Robert D. Minor; Master, J. n Miller Midsh,pman, Wm
c. Whtte, Jr Passed Assistant Surgeon James T. Har
rson; Purser VIM. W. J. Kelly Lieutenant of Marines
ahar nptas usa fy,orl
Pursers Clerk Henry c. Jordan Acting Boatswain VIM
Bunkcr Gunner, Joseph Swift saimaker Daniel c. Bray
ton.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE
PANAMA, Oct. II, 1869.
The Revolution Ncso Granada-ETsct Of walkers Last
Flioter Mooemesa- Chsnqui Gold Discoveries dc.
The latest dates received Panama from Bogoa to
Sept 9Th Great excitement prevailed there, owing TO the
disturbed condition Of tho country; and it generally
believed that the revolutionary movement il the state OF
Bolivia would extend throughout the republic
Tho revosutonists still in possession OF Crhagena,
although is reported that they have been defeated in
other portions Of tho STATE in several engagements
by the government troops, commanded by General
Pasada.
The President Of the republic has issued Decree de-
ciarng the whole confederation in state of war, aud
placing the army war footing The decree appears
in the Official gazette q Sept 9Th. The paper
tans another decree declaring the ports Of Crhagena
and sabana closed until the restoration Of peace and
prohibiting any external trade with those ports
The recruiting service is actively going at Bogoa
and many outrages said to have been committed by
the recruiting officers, which has given to great dis
satisfaction. The revolutionary 10 be gaining
strength at the capital most OF the public journals
there having come out in favor OF the movement.
In the State Of Canca, General Mosquera is reported 10
ment Of the elective law which has given rise 70 the
evolutionary movements in the state Of Bolivia snd other
sections Of the Confederation.
The readers Of the HERALD will reconec. predicted
las, spring that when the time for the enforcement
OF this elective law revolution throughout the republic
would be almost TO follow.
Ny prediction has been verified. The country is now
officially declared BY proclamation to be in state OF
President ospna, by bis advocacy and final sanction OF
this law has rendered himself very unpopular with the
people He Is denounced by the press in unn,easnrcd
terms. Recently he called meeting Of the merchants
of Bogolo with the view making loan for the sup
port of government, but he utterly failed tho merchants
refusing to lend dollar.
! gratihed being able 70 state that number Of
Passengers by the first trip OF the Baltic voted 70 present
Captain A. G. Gray her popular commander, with mag
nfcen watch This is deserved compliment for there
is NO, perhaps, commander in the passenger service
who more attentive 10 his duty on ship board than Cap
!. tain Gray.
The brought by the Baltic Of the sailing OF Walker
and his followers from the United States for Central Anne
rcai mas prOuuced qie sensation among the natives oil
THIS ishmus lest he may succeed In affecting lanins
AT Bocas del Toro III New Granada. There is scarcely
doubt Of his landing somewhere between Aspnwall and
San Juan del Nofe, az il is understood that the command
ing officer OF the British naval forces at the latter port
is instructed not TO interfere unless Walker should commit
depreciation British rights. Il i also understood
that the officers in command Of the United states
vessels Of attached 20 the Home squadron VIII take
no steps 10 prevent the landing Of the expedition, unless
positively instructed TO do so by the Navy Department
This information get from M ioubted If
this be really true, there : nothing to prevent Walker
entering the territory OF Nicaragua or Costa gica.
Cyane at san Juan del Sur the sloop st. Marys is
cruising along the Mexican coast while the ffgae Seri
mac and soop Nandala are on the way to tho United
States. vim Cape Horn. The Lancaster and levant
doubtless at Valparaiso by this time There is vessel
OF the hnrbor Of Panama present Tho Saranac
is expected here about ten days her relief being ex
pected out il the next steamer from New York.
News has been received here from Chirqu TO the eth
inst The heavy rains still continued and in consequence
but little work had been done at the huacas in digging
prospecting Most Of those who left Panama, two
months srce, have returned and the few who remained
at the huacas are doing little or nothing.
The general impression here is that about al The golden
images that were buried in the district of Chyqu hay
been found; still there are those who believe that large
quantities VIII be taken OF the huacas as soon as the
dry season Gets n-say about the middle Of December
The excitement has completely died out here and an
arrival from Chriqu excited interest .an an II
rival from any other point on the coast
PAAAmA, oct IL 1854
The steamer Guatemala from Central American pc.s
Arrived q. Panama the 5h but brings nothing OF any
great importance We have Guatemala dates aitn
OF September, Salvador TO the o9th Nicaragua TO the
30.h and Costa RIGA 70 Oct /.
You have already heard that the government cg
Mnrtcalegre has been recognized by that Of Nicaragua
The enemies OF President Mora eastng and be
slavering the old prest tyrant Ioren,e, who had
turned by invitation of the government to San jose.
Tho elections for deputies to the Convention to frame
constitution, TO take place Oct 4. Everything
proceeding quietly. but
lar In the treasury. that discomfort will be mani
Tested by the chiefs of the conspiracy, who are only
looking for the spos Before sx months the people will
probably be heartily tired Of their and incompetent
masters.
Mr. Edward r. Conway, the young American who was
convicted Of having killed German in brawl at Punta
Arenas and sentenced to ten years the public works
has had bis sentence changed by the Supreme Court
four years.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Z. s .lnr SABINE, OF GEEyrows, Oct 9. 1850.
For two mails have written to you, tor the simple
reason ,lat there was nothing to write about.