The New York herald., 1863-06-15
News from Central America.
OUR xANAGUA CORRESPONDENCE.

News from central America
fff OUR xANAGUA CORRESPONDENCE. f1
~ NAxAoUA, Nicaragua, May 70, 1863.
TAe Ta~s Reuse in Running Order Difficulties soiA tAs
Nicaraguam Goswmmev Ouevcoms BY TIE Prudent Action
Of Secretary Se,uord-Good Feeling Bes:tm The Amesean
Ple~ipoestiayy s Natipe ONcsls-E1eoen Hundred
Passengers Crossed Our and The Natural DEculHes A.
ssoa Suvmoumted-Stoges the Land Rou.c-Ar. Ran
Ruxnels Employed BY the Con,pony-PrOvess Of the
| Central American Leaaue-7ne Military Code I'M
proceed, dc.
My last communication per America, informed
you tho passengers from San Francisco and New
York being passed the line OF the Central Anne
Transit Company under the auspices Of the general
| agent, Mr.. Isaac c. Harradon, who materially
assisted by the presence Of Mr. Dickinson, who,
l informed you in my last letter, had re
| turned TO Nicaragua Minister Penpoentiary, and
with positive orders from Washington to protect the
Transit and keep this public highway open at all haz
ards, and at the time TO take that the route
should again be moested Interrupted either by
external or internal dissensions.
Mr.. Seward certainly deserves great credit for the
prompt in which he has acted concerning the d
cultes between the government Of Nicaragua and the
Transit Company, and undoubtedly his promptness has
saved the company Mr.. Seward likewise showed his
gacy IN selecting Mr. Dickinson the envoy arrange
the misunderstanding between this government and the
company. and have great satisfaction 10 inform your
readers the main difficulties have been anicaby
ranged Ms. Dickinson In order that the company trips
shall not be interrupted hereafter, has consented 70 be
responsible to this government for the property
I'll such time shall finally be adjusted. This
agreement convention arranged by Mr. Dickinson
and his Excelency Captain General Martinez appointed
commissioner for that purpose by the acting Pre-.
sident. Ton Nicacio Castillo. Thus nrmness
on the part OF Nr. Dickinson has overcome difficulties
against which his predecessors have failed to break
down proper 70 that the Of these nego
tiatioas likewise greatly assisted by the personal
friendship existing between Captain General Don Tomas
Mr. Harradou the newly appointed generaF agent Of the
company, has given great satisfaction BY his prompt
business habits and attention 10 the comforts Of the pas
sengers
The last II uansit was made under great dnculties Al
this Of the the waters OF the river Juan
very low and requires vast deal or patience and
hard work bring ths river boats the rapids The
oiccrs thoa connected with The Central American Transit
Company, bcing all practical men who understand their
business all d1icit,es and crossed eleven
hundred passengers consistiog moeuy Of women and
chtdren without asy accident Whatever and with but
Tho rainy season will comaence about the 10Th Of June
and then the river san viii have plenty Of water
and all tho rapids viii be crossed without detention or
difficulty Tho oostructions on the rapids are about being
removed 10 thar uext year should the river be low no
trouble possibly occur. Your readers may rest
sured that the line Ia In perfect working order.
Tho arrangements on the river and akc are excellent
Land transit from Virgin Bay 10 San tuan del Sur
only twelve miles accomplished either in the oompanys
stages, mueback on horseback at the passengers
everything aid In their comfort and prompt des
patch will be done by the officers q the company
Runnels Is superintendent Of transportation, which
guarantee that everything viii go we'll Mr Runnes has
year 1890 until the railroad was built. He also
andcd guard by authority Of the Governor Of the state
passensers in transit scross that route =
The alliance existing between Nicaragua and Guaiemaa
V day sss .S .. are 70
in all probability, will be the addition OF Hohdras, with
good and nrm government 70 this alliance Costa Rics,
which 70 the present time has remained neutral 10 tho
partisan difficulties OF this state has given her sup
port and sympathy to the constitutional government
presented by the actual President and Commandern-
Chief OF the army Captain General Don Tomas Martinez
The victory OF the 10Th Of April last Leon very
decisive. both feat and Of dipl macy
II completely upset General Jerez and his party. The
victors have acted with great cenency and generosity
The prisoners were ali released On psroe the hungry
were fed, the naked clothed, and the sick wore
made ma comeraes by the excellent hcspit:
waldorf and the sick and wounded viii follow
they are able 70 travel
The steamship Salvador, Captain Rathsun, arrived
Panama the eth Of June bringing from Guatemala
Carrrera given furousn his army; 10 that sup
vador.
only hear Of the army being still the frontier Al,
though neither party viii take the initiative 10 an attack
they appear 10 be as nimcal ~ Guatemala cspe
oiay win not hear of peace Mcssrs Crosby and Part
ridge Ministers from the United States respectively 10
Guatemala and Salvador about 70 meet for the pur
pose Of making last enort al copcliAtion
Oar Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA., June 8, 1893.
In Nicaragua matters not entirely quiet. The pssn
cipai leaders Of the revolutionary party have not re-
turned 70 Granada, and Appear 70 Be organizing an
army 70 resist the government Geuerai Essrada
saM 70 bc strongly inrcnched about forty Ave miles
from Granada Mariner has sent hundred men 70
attack him. % that We will probably hear Of blood
shed bef0re long.
The Transn Company have not been able 70 eject any
arrangement with the government Lieutenant Ppm. Of
the railroad, 10 working very hard to obtain q |
contract for transit, The capital 10 be raised IN
England. IL not probable that be viii be successfu.
COSTA RIGA.
Nothing from Costa Rica There 10 every evidsncs
that the government viii preserve ~ position OF
rality
News from New Granada.
ouR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PASAnA, June Q, 1868.
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