The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13
NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
NEW GRANADA.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENTS.

NEW GRANADA.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENTS.
PANAMA, July 4, 1850.
Atlantic Cous. Government. Apprppriaions-sae
Panama Railroad COmpany's Sseomer-Hc, Railroad
Contrac. 10Th Costa Rica-Xr T. ,. xeagher--Ppress
Of he Reoo,aiios-E fec,ioas-Dsan Of Mrs. Nelson
Circ,lcr TO he French Residents &c, dc.
The Panama Railroad Company's steamer Columbus,
Captain Ludwig from San Jose dc Guatemala and other
ports in Central America arrived at this port the Goth
ult with the usual cargo OF Central American products
indigo coehines coffee hides &C. the latter for the New
York market Although her dates arr some two weeks
later than those received by the steamship Guatemala
there is Of importance from any of the Central
American States.
The Congress Of Costa RIGA still in session. II has
appropriated 900 10 dersy the expenses Of survey
Of the Atlantic coast within the territory Of Costa Rca
with view 10 the discovery and location Of safe and
secure harbor
proposition was under discussion in Congress to
null granting annual subsidy to tho Pana
Railroad Companys steamers for carrying the Costa
Rcan mails The grant made in good faith during the
Illustration Of President Nora aud should be carried
out in like good faith by his SUCCESSORS.
Mr. Tho,. F. Mcsgher, as Attorney FOR Ambrose W.
Thompson, of New York, and his associates, has
cued with the government Of Costa Rica, SUBJ
Jet the approval Of Congress- for the construction OF
railroad between port Bocas del Toro on the Allan
tic, and Punta Mala, the Pacific. The privilege 70
tenc TO ninety years
This may give rise to difficulty between Costa RIGA
and New Granada, the line Of the contemplated road
as well as the Atlantic terminus is located in the dis
rict Of Chriqui, formerly province OF New Granada
but lately incorporated IN the State Of Panama the whole
being under the jurisdiction OF the Granadan confedera
| ton.
The Congress at Bogoa has already refused 10 grant 10
the parties privilege TO construct railroad
this territory. Costa RcI, il is true has long laid claim
70 part not the whole Of the district Of Chrqai aud
New Granada, in 1855, established boundary line which
to Costa part Of tho territory which she had
claimed on the Paeac side but refusing TO cede any on
the Atlantic side But that treaty ratified by
New Granada and the whole Of the territory Is still un
dor her Jurisdiction.
There little any, change 10 note in the Affairs of
this country since the departure Of the last steamer for
New York.
From Tie state Of Cauca news 10 22I ut has been rc
ce,yed
Recruiting s actively going on in Cali, orders having
been received from Gen. Martinez in CastaRo aud Gen.
Mosquera in Papayan, TO press into the revolutionary
service all the men that can be 20, hold or
= The expectation Of bark from Cauca is prohibited,
without special permission from Gen. Mosquera In other
words but bis political partsans VIII be allowed 10
export the products OF the country.
The Custom House Of the port Of rumaco has been
taken Of by order Of M,squea the federal
officers previously In charge Of i have been deposed,
and other appointments made, and the district placed
under the lnendenoia OF OF Mosquera While these
changes taking place In Canca the Inendene General
this state actively engaged in augmentng the federal
tain tie federal Authority this isthmus lie has
recruiting parties 10 the interior Of the State against
which act the Governor said to have demonstrated
lie has also recently purchased small schooner and
lifted her vessel She left this port
day LIST INST with some thirty troops on board about
oBe-half Of the garrison Of the place.
Considerable speculation INDUCED in as to the desti
nation OF this vessel; but the most likely thing she
sailed short time since ffom Punta Arenas, Costa
Rica, with arms board for General Nosquera-
ten Obando, who IL associated with Cen Nosquera Mt
last accounts was at the head Of 600 mcu the way
10 Paste and the probability ia ne has ere TINS defeated
the party there who have declared against hosqu.ra
From cathagena dates have been received 10 the 2tth
Of June. The Legislature OF the state Of Bolivar has
passed giving the Governor the right OF seques
iraton Of the property Of private citizens who may
fuse TO contribute the amounts for which they may be
assessed for the support or the State while Is contend
ing for It's supremacy over the general government In
this they have followed the example Of the general 70
vernment The act also empowers the Governor to take
possesson Of the public property Of the federal
ment.
The election for members Of the legislature the State
Of Panama took place this city sunday lst instant
The vote poea was very bns asa ~ % 20 the
polls lest they would be impressed into the military ser
Of the general government The conservative govern
liberals outside The election for Governor Of the state
comes of on sunday, sth instant No disturbance an
ticpaed Most excellent order "a maintained here now,
and fact has been for time past, by the govern
ment troops and police. There Is always detachment Of
the former placed the railroad wharf when the Amcr
passengers embark aud dsnbark 10 preserve order
This done by order of the nendcnte General Of the
state, for which be Is greatly 70 be commended
English Anne from Buena Ventura arrested
the Goth ult by order Of the ntendente, and az
forwards released upon his consenng 10 leave The state
lie supposed TO be q secret mission IRON Gen Mos
quers 10 Nsto the revolutionary Governor Of The State
Of Bolivar.
II is reported that the Intcndenie found upou per-
Of the Padre papers duplicating certain parties IN this
place with hosqu rss revolutionary schemes against the
government
The estimsble wife OF our respected fellow townsman
william Nelson, Esq., died In this city on the 2e,h ut
after o rrotracted and painful llness Mr. Nelson
formerly United States Consul at this port and at
Commercial Agent Of the Panama Railroad Company
which position be has held for several years past.
On the I'd inst the French Consul at this place issued
printed circular 10 his countryrncn residing on the
sthmus sdmouishing them TO abstain from all particpa
ton with either the revolutionary partos
Of the country Al the same time he takes occasion 70
denounoe the latter party actous nyader having no
other object in view c,an the promotion q their own
personal ambition.
James Dcrmincy, Of New York, second mate Of The
bark ronqum, Captain Batcholdcr, died at Aspnwall
the 10Th ult.
Arrival Of the alifornia Overland Mail.
THE sPJBI1cAN TICKET FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELEc.
Tons--REsULr or THE ELECTION IN oREGo~, Ere.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, July II, 1900.
The overland mail coach has arrived here and brings
the following advlccss--
san FRANCISCO, June 22-l.M.
We have no departures report except the
bark Camille, which sailed the 2lst Instant, Mel
bourne, with a cargo Of wheat and a,ur
The exports Of wheat from California Of 1859 exceeds
1000 sacks, valued at 81 900
Ten convc,s escaped from tho State prison ,bc 10Th
lnstant
The Republican state Convention tho 7rs, nominated
Cfarles A. vsshburne VIM. H. Moeks Charles A. Tutte
ard Antonio ~ rco can idates for Presidential electors
The jacksonville )isn ~, IN an extra Of The
lolh Gays Tia, We 2sca yo'e q ev.ry county ID Tie