The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03
TRIPLE SH EFT.
New York, Saturday. November ), 1850.


The steamship Northern Light, from Aspinwall
?jth Ult., arrived at this port yesterday. with
81 e39 in treasure from San Francisco, and adj
vices from California, Central America, New Ora
NADIA and the South Pacific republics.
The accounts from California and other portions
OF our territory on the Pacific coast have been
anticipated by the overland expresses. The letter
OF our San Francisco correspondent, published in
another column, however. contains details of in
teresting events in that region.
The news from Central America is generally un-
important. Guatemala was quiet. Salvador was not
on the best terms with Nicaragua, and an open
rupture even was expected The diff ,uly arises
out OF the publication of certain letters abusing
President Barrios, by persons whom he had exiled
from Salvador, and whose expulsion from Nicara.
qua had been demanded and refused.
The seat of government Of Nicaragua had been
removed from Managua to Granada, city which
Walker destroyed, but which is being rebuilt, and
viii be far superior to the old one. II is alleged
that President Barrios and the unfortunate Mora
had intended invading and pariitionng Nicaragua.
II l. certain that Barrios sympathized with Mora
and Canas, whose deaths are much regretted in
salvador. Congress is 20 meet on December 10 to
ratfy the treaty with the United States. Trade is
10 be large and the production Of India rubber Is
Increasing.
We bear OF nothing from Costa Rica but the ba.
nishment of political offenders. Punta Arenas had
ceased TO be free port.
There is nothing from the belligerent- in New
Granada. la the city Of Panama there had been
considerable excitement among the American resi-
dents in consequence Of the extra ordinary conduct
OF the British guard on shore in arrestng an Off.
ce- attached to the St. Marys for not answering
the Challenge Of the sentry. Explanations were
Immediately demanded by Flag Officer hontgo'
merry and the matter was adjusted. There was
some talk OF banlshing he Bishop of Panama for
political reasons.
heavy gale prevailed n, Apnw al from the
10Th TO the Gath ut., with heavy sea setting into
the harbor, so much SO TIN the English steamer
So.ent was unable to discharge all her cargo, and
had to let all or part Of her cargo from the south
Pacific remain on board. The vessels in port
were not able to get alongside Of the wharf
until the morning OF the 24th, at which time
heavy swell was still running.
There IA very little from the South Pacif,.
frightful accident had occurred at Callao, Peru.
The steam frigate Apurimas had sank. and two
hundred lives were lost. President Castillo had
lust left her when the accident occurred. The
United States claims we're not yet settled. Mr.
Clay had presented bis ultmatum, and II was cx-
pected that the next news would bring the AMIGA.
bic settlement Of the affair.
General Flores is completely triumphant in Ecua
dor. lie had taken possession OF Guayaqun and
was dlsbanding his army.
There l. less news than usual from Chile and
but little doing In the Valparaiso market. Flour Is
quoted Of s. so per quntal. Copper fls so, and
no demand. Freigh,s for the United States, fl3 to
sl4 per ton. Exchange on New York, 90 days, Is
per cent premium.
In Bolivia several Of Bclzus officers had been
captUred and shot.
Files from Buenos Ayres to September II have
been received. There il no local news Of any In.
trest. The attitude Of Brazil towards the Oriental
State OF Uruguay attracting considerable a,,en-
ton: bat, though war vas spoken Of. there did not
appear 10 exist any reasonable ground for any
such extreme pro5ce iing. The T15uEe quotes
largely from the Rio papers, which have com.
menced an edit )rial war upon each other on the
ssbject. some opposing the idea OF q useless war,
While others, among them the Jo11,al ds CHaer.
cso advocate il within certain bounds. The pros
aad cons. however. seem T. be more especially
Intended for the benefit OF tbs present Brazilian
Ministry than FOR discussion ~ the bare question.
We learn from our rfespondcnt at Jscme., ~.
Domingo, tia, the Hayden government has ordered
full and complete ccusOs "a be taken on The
French side Of the island. AZ the opening Of tie
House OF Representatives. the President, IN his
message, referred In the most complimentary man
ner 10 the recent colony OF migrants from f.ouis
ana, now ,eitIed ~ Y. Mare aud expressed a
hope that the example mishi nc followed on q
istgcr scale. The goyetrmen, ENCOURAGES emi.
grafton in every way. The pablo domain being
thrown open 70 set'iets. nd, IL necessary,
part Of their passage money win be
paid, and they will be provided Tor At the public
expense tor eigh, day. sner heir arrival. The COT
fee crops, which srcs',ec' = tsore shan ave.
rage yield, was rapidly .oofas 20 market The
new crop wss selling a. sii7 tts~yucn) per hun.
dred pounds.
We arc In receipt 81 rar.1 Rico dates 70 October