The New York herald., 1862-11-03
Our Panama Correspondence.

fANtMA, OCL "A, 1907
No New Information from the cauca-Mouensens of tn
Riral GeneraIs-ProWess of Events in Guatemala-Ad
vdnta9@ for Industry in Hondu,us-The Prede,a of Nj
caragua-Afairs in Costa Rica, DE-. DC.
There is nothing Of importance about this State or CITY
to communicate by this steamer. Everything State
remains quiet; but trouble expected at the meet
ing of the convention some time next month.
Sr. Wencean ce Fabrega and family have arrived in
this city from Santiago de yeraguas They will probably
continue their journey Costa Rica, and join theft
friends and relations in exile.
Sr Justo Arozemena, Commissioner to Bogota from
this State arrived here by the steamer from Cartha
,gena to Aspinwall.
There is no later from Cauca, or at least no ac
o UNITS OF any more engagements. After the battle OF
santa Barbara, General Mosquera marched into Anoquia
and General Santos Gutierrez marched into the State
,Cauca TO attack General Arboeda, who commands the
conservative forces at Pasta, to which province he is
reduced The next steamer from Carthagena which
will arrive on the 4h proximo, will doubt bring
portan from the State Anoquia the steamer
Anne, this side, which will arrive the 10th proxmo
will bring of great interest from the State of Cauca
Everything In Guatemala remains quiet The GdcetG de
Guatemala publishes the report Of the commissioners OF
that republic and those Of Nicaragua in confeen ce
held at the city Of Guatemala in relation to the reorga nj
:xltion OF the FIVE Central American States, 6lE1
appears that the scheme Or plab presented by the
commissioners Generals Jerez and Chamorro to de.
different Presidents aud to appoint President Carrera OF
Guatemala President but General Carera declined to
accept the position, and the consequence Is that the
scheme proved to be perfect failure.
SALVADOR.
The GdtaE Ofcl Of Salvador publishes the protest OF
sr. Antonio jose DC Xrisayr Minister Of Guatemaa and
salvador washingEH % Sec eaFy Seward against the
project Of the United States government TO establish
colony OF free negroes in Central America.
Mr.. Saanpel Burand, for many years her Britannia
Majesty Consul at Sonsonae Salvador, and Of the
principal British merchants 10 Central america died
his residence the 3oth q epcnber, aged SO years
honduras
President victorano Casteanos continues to govern
fthis republic, to the entire satisfaction OF the people.
Tho President ID anxious TO induce emigration,
TO develop the resources Of the country. There are
many gold andsvsr mines in Honduras that would yield
an immense profit worked, with proper machinery, by
General Tomas Martinez has received majority Of
votes for the Presidency OF that republic He has conse.
Queny been elected President OF Nicaragua Tor the next
ak years.
General Marines has made go,d President under
his administration the country will continue to prosper
arrived at Granada on the 9Th inst. She is
intended for the lake, and Is well adapted for
that trade. Tho company have their river steamers
their and transport passengers &c. from the
Pacific to the Atlantic. The bridges have been repaired,
and the road Is in excellent order.
Mr. Jafnes Thomas, enterprsng young American, Is
extensively engaged in India rubber business in Mica
raa and has collected large quantities for shipment TO
the United States.
Sr. Pablo Amemsna, Secretary Of State Of the late
<3uardia government OF this State, in company with
6enors jill Cocme and Antonio MORO, arrived at Punta
Arenas the 4h inst. After the battle OF Rio Chciho,
in this state in which Guardia was killed they made
their escape to Chriqui ana embarked for Costa Rica
Two young men, Cszanovas have also arrived there by
tho Salvador her last trip Thoy made their ss.
cape 70 the Pearl Islands, and then returned in time for
che steamer Salvador.