New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
THE ISTHMUS.
pm Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
PaSAmA, April 70, 1860.
Since the departure of the ARIEL, very little has
trsr spred here of importance.
Mr.. Wyle, q. B. MS newly appointed Minister to
Mexico, is still in this city, and purposes going to I'm
eaDd ID the steamer of the 9th. His health is very
bad and he declares it to be impossible for him 10 pro-
ceeo 70 Mexico until ne visits England to rscuperate.
In addition 70 the last news from Nicaragua, have
the pleasure Of informing Jon that the Congress OF
that Republic have voted 10 Commodore Padding
a haI dsomey-n ounted sword ami square lesgue OF
lard for his services in preventing the landing Of
Walker and his fllibusters in ls47. In thus acting
Nicaragua has behaved with Justice to Capt
Psuldng than his own country did, for Jour readers
will remember that the Administration had not the
courage 10 Sustain bis action, though every right
minded man must admit that be deserved the support
of "Ihe departn ent much more than Captains ia
Wis and Tuner in their late raid against the Vesees Oh
q frleLdy power.
We have bad little local excitement here in coose
ouepoe of it's bsvog been scovered that TOR 30 ne
poIhs past certain part have been engaged In SUPP
ling ciiizens Of the Safe 70 Caba, nominaiy uDdsr
contract for twO years service, bat really TO make
Saves Of them; because as is well ko Si II an ouioS
tuI are ignorant coored person from here ooce mas
bia or her wav 10 Cuba, the chances OF retuInlOg
here sQaD are thousand ID one. Already, as Jar as
BIS heen sscertoed, abodt twenty have been smppea
eff; but am hevpy 10 cay that pubic opinion VIII
ca The ecniutors III this new eiaVe-lfdoe 10 a;couu
End such In BIZ ty b0s been given TO the ALTAR that no
Others viii be delu6ed by the offers the flesh mer
cbepis into selling themselves into slavery.
Our Inepdepte--tbe Executive officer OF the Central
Goterpp eut-has been distinguishing himself by in-
terrlug ID the free ade Of the lsthmus, and mas Is"
sued decree in IeeaId 10 the export OF arms aud mu
lions # war 80 entirely opp sed to The laws OF ine
Cts Iteration and of the State, that we begn 10 De-
heve he apes the authority Of the Emperor OF all the
Rpfsias or soue other Imperial aatocrat.
Mr. Jot6 81 BaItad0-lhat n the name OF our linen
d.n,e-oecl ivltbout the slightest reasonJ the
Confederation 20 be III OF ciyl war; has not only
hid en- the export of arms, &c. 10 ports Of The he
Bbrc bnf be also decreed tat ARMS 1ot Dc OK
OIsd 10 q foreign port unless tie exporter gives
bt security he nay think tit u name that The sac ar
VIII not be TetmpOr,ed into Ne~'GraDeds -! VI
eoprse DO merchant will pay sDy attention 20 this ao-
,urd ard Illegal order ard SIR Hataoo will fiod IN At
s ucb ea,ier write cecrets tosn 20 eof rec them.
The arms question q ing 10 General mos4usra,
Cover OF Of tee adjoining State OF Csuca, and Mf:
Hartsdo had right 70 stop them IMAM you or
faye bot The story il too long 20 be told and resly y
~ OF worth the space IL would occupy in your col
DnDs
Mr. Samuel Bentants u native Of Jamaica, and one
a OR leading merchants here, Died on the lIlh, OF
bssin fever; aa1 the following day, Don Rlmon
dieo suddenly of an spopeetc Iii. Both were buried
CD tte sane dsy.
Tie schooner EsperanZ, from CaTsbaReDa 10 Aspin.
wall with cross-'rees for the railroad company aud
uu.ke1a for the Government, was wrecked below
poFtnbe 10 and bont ~ Of the muakets fsl into tae
he, ds Of the SAD Bias Indians Passengers and crew
saved and brought by the indians 10 P1dobelo, from
Lich place they obtained passage IN the Northern
Light to Aspinwsil.