The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

Of them and third, viii Do definite ana without o.
peal
Art IA Tue ratification by the government u the pre-
nt contract hall take place NON the LIST 70 -. Ism Of
This done and signed, in duplicaAs q. the city Mana
qua this 27th day OF August, A. D. 1859
- PEDRO zELEpoN
RAN RUNNELS
OUR SAN JUAN DEL SUR CORRESPONDENCE
SAN JUAN DBL SUI, Feb. is, 1850.
Rsnors of War and Rcvolssti,n-Fuwses Lesvsno-1bsvn
Nearly Desatsa--Pstvas Picsare-Unssex States sloop
L.rant, &C.
The Costa RIGA mail brings tcipgs Of war revolution
and is accompanying disasters IN that heretofore exem
plsIy republic The provisional government have dis
armed the militia, and looking daily for from
Mora and Canas. These gentlemen are in Salvador re-
crupg troops; they have two sailing vessels, and 1t is
that they purchased the steamer Columbus
from the Panama Railroad Company for the expedition.
They propose, said, 70 land at this place, with the
permission Of this government Escalan Vice President
under Mora, a. Mapagua arranging for the landing.
The ball will o{en about the lst March. Invitations
extended 70 oil who wish 10 jen seek that bub
BILE, glory, al the cabnon's mouth. Where Walker
Now's the time.
The denisens Of San Juan are waiting anxousy.
for the opening Of the transit Poor fellows
how they have been hood winked is caution.
The most prominent citiz- ps, with their families
are leaving daily some for the East, for the West
q once
thriving town viii zee grass growing IN the streets ana It's
splendid edcs The abode cf hogs monkeys wild beasts,
and iscapas. The American Hote one of the most ee
giant nsDso's In town or sae cheap, the proprietor,
JUDGE having packed up bis Kit And departed Tor Cos
| ta Rca TO jotp the army
Landlord Greene, OF The California Exchange no ds out
Wen; he Is ph ioeopher OF the spyeass school, he may
be seen any scanning the horizon Of the broad
Pacbc looking for the good ship Transit" The landlord
ls down on the New York commodores for the ~ishy-
wasby way thew do business and Mr. Cass for alo sog
hmtef 10 be bamboozled by Martinez, and permitting
poor American citizens fufrr In this country, and
tloc"ing their just rights, claims and all Why lord
ne wa Only President VEIL he would make mnce eat Of
'hc whole concern.
Don Juan Priest occasionally breaks the mouotony Of
san Jnep by brilliant sciree at the Pacific Hotel the
INST fsnties attend and enjoy mseives immense in
The nszes Of the bewtchng "sapgano,n "cac6o,"
s ana qnsarilles Inc last bal was given for
Costa Rcan army, on their way to Join Nora
The ball worthy OF the occasion: anu the psllaut
fellows viii, doubt forever remember that festive o.,
cas,oh. Tie Nina Jusna-tbe belle OF the country-ds
tpsusheo hereof by ests never before sttamped here
Her crponc att ced great attention, as the drs
Of the Bind ever IN San Juan.
The s)oop LsveIt Commander Hunt, from Resleo, on
cruise down the coast called In here the Sh ine and
r.msined twenty -four hours The Consul vas on board
ard received, on dee arkng che usual salute. The
officers visited the Consulate and impressed all With their
Rtbilemapiy bearing and eaiantry. Commander Hunt
pleased with San Juan gave decided preference
Nj Toucey, Secretary of the Navy deserves credit for
sepopg him this coast judge II the opening Of the
Trsnst depended upon him. it would be fat aecompli
10 thirty Elk houJs the OF the United States
would give the oYder. All well
MR. wYKEs TREATY-PRoBABLE RATIFICATION
MOVEMENTS OF The UNITED STATES MINISTER
1t Was reported that the treaty negoiiate1 BY Mr.
Wyke, the Br fish Minister, had ratified by Senate
OF Nicaragua; and bic departure from Reaejo would
10 coD6rm the report
Mr. Drry resident Minister OF the United States was
sui at hsnsgua but expected to take passage
10 the upred States soop OF Levant for Puenta Are
mas, Costa RIGA.