The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-04
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AsrSwAIL, N. G., July "a, 1850
Commodore Notwithstanding Among TIE Nassrss-Re
fal to Pay Water Blt-7Areats Aoainst TIE .Seamers-
Hon. he kaas are CarIed-wagkr's Mopemeus-
Panama Railroad Btsiness-Comm1rial Ncos-.Stsd-
den Death Of a Sea Cdptain-American and English N
t1prise-Hotsls, dc dc.
In the absence OF the regular budget Of letters and pa
pers from New York. every Is at leisure TO chat upon
the course lately pursued by Vanderbilt.
Business firms could send any letters unless they
paid Mr. Vanderbilt sixty cents per ounce with addi
tona ten cent stamp upon each letter. which cor
sdered an imposition.
The natives also highly excited, and strong
insinuations and threats Of burning some Of the
steam vessels have been made, and If things
are not Changed for the better, there may be
possibility that repetition Of scene like the Panama
Railroad massacre win be made upon some OF Van
derbts sefstyed "foating palaces"
refuses to pay his water b for the Vessels use thereby
causing more III feeling. There Is "tempest In tea
pot brewing here and what the result will be the future
will tell The only remedy eft is for Walker to take
Nicaragua and grant transit route TO some oAher
company I.
bringing among other items Of the landing Of Cen
Walker In Ruatan with biz men To-day another report
comes that be has gone over to Ncarauga and taken &c
city Of Granada. He will have easy conquest this
time without doubt q the COSTA Ricans are not in
discn 70 help them even should they wsh they are at
The ultimate destiny Of all Of these Central American
States win be nothing than application 70 the
United States for protection admission into their
ederacy and growing politicians should be found in
Ginning In that direction for their future popularity
The last mails before this from this city for the States
done in the Consufs Office, in paper packages,
and carried to New York in the trunk of passenger
matter Of accommodation the Consul and
This is the way the United States protect and encourage
American enterprise. Perhaps, If biackened faces
and called ourselves Japanese niggers would have
national vessel sent to see If did not want
small attentions, but as only American citizens
must take Of ourselves The Panama Railroad Is
in fourshing condition. the freight carried is enormous
doing the Of all the English trade at Lima, valpa
raise and all the Pacific ports Wall street may bull
and bear the stock but the intrinsic value of the shares
will be less than Our harbor is full ofshpping
of all nations, and eighteen vessels due.
Capt Dutch, Of the English bark Britannia, died very
suddenly Of apopexy, and being Mason, was buried
by the Order In due form
American and English enterprise is all that has
made this place, and with the protection of the
United States government, IL will be rich and
busy commercial city all business houses doing
WELL and our hotels are full Speaking of hotels, will
mention for the benefit of travellers and business men,
that the Howard House the American and English
Of the city, and in fact the only first class house
A. B. Hawkins, the proprietor, long enough upon
George Laws steamers 10 know how to keep hotel II
should be- Stop there and you sure Of good meal
good bed and no fever.