The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
INTERESTING FROM CENTRAL AMERICA
Oar Manage. Correspondence.

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Oar Managus Correspondence.
MAxAouA, Mo, May 20, 1888.
TAe Repsic 7unqsil-- Troubles of ne Allied States
Affairs of khe Toasu Company-Nevoiasioms or Char
ter, Dat ReseoI Yc de-, de- :,
Since the repulse or the invading forces from Salvador
Honduras the 10th Of April last this republic has
been gradually recovering her normal degree OF tran
ouillity The dsaected who, deuded by the Offers or
tho of sa ador General Barros had taken up
arms against government, have all disSsnded with
the exception Of small body which has hitherto sno
oeeded In avoiding the troops sent after them Tho mas
tery manner in which General Marines (now promoted
TO the rank OF Captain GENERALLY disposed OF the invasion
has greatly increased HIS prestige, while by ms oonc
atory and generous conduct no winning the friendship
Of his opponents.
Tho leaders Of both The government and oppcsitioa
parties At present holding conference at Granada
with view a compromise, Senator Don Nicaeio dol
Castillo continues acting President, Captain General
Martinez reelected President, preferring to remain
for sDe longer ready for action in the ned In
there should be occasion for It.
The defensive alliance between Nicaragua and Guats-
malA continues IN force.
In regard to Rca though admins has
wisely abstained from ectust participation IN the stres
Of the other Central American States It Is we'll known
that her sympathies for the ofoaragua and
Guatemala. The Costa Roans we'll the majority Of
the Central Amer cans, DO persuaded that
60 long a. Barios power there security for the
tranquility OF Ocatral America.
Private letters from Salvador say that Csrrera again
coming against with 5000 OF his bes troops and
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subsequently, them at liberty and provided hom with
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MONOPOLY o. me transit. and i's claim oeins snpp.rsed
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as'enon IL 10 sa.ou wuou snc gov. nou. uo.'asUa
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nilns fese5, taeh se.tetatc o. Foreign anairs IN sne
olowng Decohoer mr.. psAnso ~ was rep ,, ~ mr.
cay wno ater IN examination q tne case hko pre-
decessor 70 ussu " eri'e On pthui y uS cohMny,
ments eApress ooNsens. " Iocosc .he las.' ooato,
wnoh haa peen t.ken oy vac insis ous .ne" III ~ ns
Lateiy MT DICKINSON uas returned again ~ unlteu
states minister Instead OF mr Sisy ana 10 accompanied
Dy MS son III law VINO comes 10 agent genera " ing
transit tonsny. Mr. DICKINSON seems 70 nave now en-
refhahseI ns views " tesaru W tiie ko'esnmcnss
low Afus the chhpaoy, ,or, witnout ca.efss INTO
s'oa " tno ni.er ne ,kes ,ue s,uool .so oohpany,
pe'eM'to rhv uoHianas tba. ue cnai os % fevNeu'
ureatenns NicHagWs wsn WAT 10 case =. non coinl,i-
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tivo Position ia the company servce. .,.,v.
auete = very appassa' aesne nere ~ .no @
ment " me Trans soto uhu J. Is luus na.nrai tat
suuiu 70 80 fApoiienco nas PIoFcu taA. wnon " 10 ~
spssation tno puohc revenues arg geis,y nc1caseu,
winch renoes Inc Necessity ~ resonnS " looea ioans
@ss rolueht 70 tns government. lne I!DoIug Classes
ee' ootter wags u' estate oTnors so ~ niencr pcos
.ne to estates ~ s'i.l :, al ~ ucnenseu
.! sucn peins .ae case. " - esoy " ~ .nA nO
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oPrsca '" 'o osS"S"non' VI 'norouo' uAS no iou"u"'
tioS IN iac.. 900. A., n,..,.o a., 49,,
rug soVc,ihen' "s assu.oa ~ ns's as ss suey
nave reEoaea ur company on'a ~. run any re-
lucia ce W INC opo's !" .ne aao.., o.s W .no oon
Mary, lIo us.n 1 anu VIM ~ ~ ~ sou s
pc 70 comnsrce than those o. the monopoly claimed