The New York herald., 1864-04-07

France at s22 and 20 100 quntas adoat wero
sod Cor sng,ish acc,ant, at about ths same rate
there other conditions connected with ths sae hch
NJ mike Il cost hi. ber Tho news By this mail ~
si iurther advance "a the prices In knsan wi Doubt
Ices cause corresponding upward mos ement here OUT
tsere has been time since the % The news 10
Toto ransacons. O nitrate there n stiii scarcity,
wing to the heavy shipments recently csctad and lhe
transactions during tnight have been very liiie
exceeding 10000 quinals n various small parcels 1T
H. i5ia and lbh rs., With The usual condition, tho
present price being from IS fb rs For foreign pro-
ducts the market may be considered quito actiyo with
. tendency TO higher prices"
HoNDURAs
Tho last time had occasion to spcak Of this important
State such confrslou that one could
hardly m Ike OUT " there was government or not
thought best them alone who. until the two
parties ike the ''iIkenuy crs devoured each other,
until something like was established AZ tnere
appears be smooth again with the people OF
Honduras will Give them another paragraph. On the
i4th OF February tho Legislative Assembly commences
Us session at Gracas and on The aay following me votes
TOR President and Vice President were counted,
when General Jose Maria Medina was found 70
DO elected Preeidcat by qoee formidable majority
leader u the opposition party Ayarez had left the coun
Iy Tor knatan aud the rcHort reaches ~ that from
thence he had taken h,s departure for Hze and from
there TO the United states
NICARAGUA.
informed In letter that President Mar
tncz, Of Nicaragua, had tedered his resguaton- This
steamer brings the shat Congress had
accept u, at which result there vas much rejoicing
The cotton In Nicaragua aad turned much bet
ter than anticipated much SO as 90 prove that
It be raised 70 any extent The amount that will bo
probably shipped thought 10 be about twenty thousand
qunta Great preparations being made for the next
season; land 10 being cleared aborers brought from the
Interior and the people stirring themselves order
bring tho greatest Iosslbe into the How
much good tho scarcity u che article has done tho last
two years and bow much land has been made valuable
that heretofore considered valueless compara-
lively sol
arrangements with the government; but do NOT learn
what the result TO be- when passengers and freight
are expected TO be crossed. BY the West India NAH
Aspinwal tho 17h from Greytown, lear, that the
old channel har6or had closed entirely, and that the
Aot is mo landed ali or received from Gyeyocn Mas b e
brought he sand spit a. The urdnce in cdos dtscAdr0ed,
eara orsr ns m ana reMasa n0 oo on ~ ,as ,.a
terminus OF the transit route Consequently steamers that
there with freight and passengers win have TO
bo very light draught of water indeed capable almost
OF running where therc has been heavy dew.
Captain PIN. r. N, has not succeeded IN obtaining
from the government Of Nicaragua the priyego n con
strucg his airoad, but has becn ordered homo BY hs
government
COSTA RIGA.
All that have Costa Rica 10 tho way OF news
is that the road the interior to the Atlantic rs
70 be pushed forward wtn yigor the rst report having
b. very satisfactory IL u expected tha engineers
employ for the plr of making p.eo and care
full survey OF the will arrive IN ssnrt timo aud
at commerce the work. Enterprises OF THIS Kind,
and paying attention 20 developing tie resources OF tho
republics OF Centrl america much surer guaranoes
OF pence and prosperity than all The congresses mat eyer
government OF Peru, which, II u ever comes Oh, will bo
nothing more than a "ba spree' In the city OF Lima
COLOMBIA.
BY the arrival of tho ilayt at Aspinwa from Carha-
ger A. we have later advIces from Bogota The United
States Gaucus, Commander Caldwell arvived ut
Carr gena the 18TH instant, with Senior lilo,
President elect oi tho United states OF Columbia on board
who immediately his arrival loft for Bogota, 10 order
30 be the city on the st proximo the day OF maugnra
tion.
The Antioqui. AFFAIR was assuming nloge pacific cha
racter The Congress Colombia had noe declared
against that State and thought tho conservative
feeling existing there since the revolution would bo
cognized by the general government.
PANAMA..
The steamship Ocean Queen, from New York ON tho
lath with 036 and nearly thousand
OF freight, arrived AT Aspinwa az eight y n
embarked board tho steamship Golden CITY, for San
francisco.
mo oppositi steamer Illinois, from New York tho
l4th inst via Kingston Jamaica, with eight hundred and
eighteen ssengers arrived at AspiD wall On tho 24h
inst. daylight Her passengers and freight await the
arrival of the steamship America and viii probably DO
| o week yet before they leave this place.
There is nothing Of any local ntercs 10 Panama 1bo
strong nohery winds have blown tbemsoivcs out, an
light herly airs prevailing, with very
weather Tho indications that s1a have early
wet season.
As you will observe tho former part my letter tho
that ba arrived from G. Brn ard soIth
America brought hfteen hundred bales for New
England, and il looks singular Panama
very valuable article The arrivals win bo no rcosing
10 future.
Tho eanlship Orzaba from Sc Frnu eio ON he nth
inst. has arrived. shc brings The following specie
FOR ElR ld. SiD9gJA
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