The New York herald., 1866-08-01
NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
our PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.

uUh FAHAMA CuHheSPuNueNCs.
| Withdrawal Of fhe Spanish Charge d'Ahaires
from GuatemaIa-xrssval Of the United
States DIinister-Presidehtfl E!sSssson u
Nicarasaa-Quiet In Costa Rica-Prope.ed
Sale Of the Panama RAILROAD % English
Capitalists ts-Censuls RoasSeat and CoSss.
4 hall as Panama, &c.
PANAMA., July "a 1865
Ths>Ranama Railroad Companys steamer Cuateuals,
Captain Dow from the ports Of Central America arrived
on the 10th inst Her New York freight list includes
about $50 packages Of merchandise and = 2so hidsa
No political events unusual importance had ranspired
in either Of the republics H. indeed except the with
dra val OF the Spanish Charge dAares from Guatemala
his government having abolished the oace he held This
action has given rise TO general feeling OF indignation
among the opposition in the various republics Costa
Rca Salvador and Guatemala all refuse TO join the Span
sh American alliance and consequently during the pro-
gess Of actual Spain aectonaey embraced them and
awarded them position, diplomacaliy speaking higher
than she had done before But NO sooner has the
virtually ceased than Spain withdraws her only dipo-
ma.c AGENT and that too when strong tide Of Spanish
immigration has just set In. The refugees from Peru
and Chile have made Central America their especial
haven and their apparent deserti0n by their country
matter Of regret Perhaps the fact itself Of the with
drawa Of the Spanish Charge is OF political account
but at least II affords another Instance OF the dsgraceful
General Fz Henry Warren, American Minister to
GUATEMALA had arrived At the scat OF government He
had presented his credentials to Pres Cerna and
would immediately assume his official character.
The intelligence from Salvador is unimpOrtant Due
still y entnroned his Presid 'ntai seat
In Nicaragua the Presidential election Is the absor bng
event That General Bona will replace President Mar
tnez, by q sweeping majority Is foregone conclusion.
Five out Of the departments have already de-
Clared In his favor aud ID altogether probable when
all the departmental returns in II will bo found that
every prov has given him majority The election
of man OF Bonillas character Will aid mater ally In
the development OF the country aud will give the in
creasing immigration renewed impetus The English,
by the way, fGst acquiring u foothold in this
public The mines just reaeiving their atten-
tion and, under their judcious management, are al
ready beginning 10 pay. Win the aid Of the mose
lghened foreigners who ind ICED by the liberal pol
icy of the TO locate In Nicaragua II 10 be
hoped that this state VIII lind herself 10 be the
equal Of her enterpris,ng neighbnr.
Costa Rca, notable exception to the general preju-
dice aud ignorance Of Central American mates, still
mains undsturbed by internal disorier country free
from revolutions might appropriately be called "phe
nOmenon' in Spanish America yet Costa Rica, In tho
midst OF endless warfare has brought order out Of chaos
and to-day possesses govennen mt almost as solid and
sell sustaining that Of the United States.
MISCELLANEOUS NEws.
The proposed sale Of the railroad 70 certain English
capitalists by General M0sqor creating quite fur0r
In Panama. 1t Is uuduu bedy the unanimous wish II
parties who have dealings With the American company
that the present owners may b. able to keep the road IN
their possession, but 1t s supposed for instant
that Mosquera will be Influenced by tho wishes OF
people, that he will have regard for their general
welfare In transact Of this any other character.
w. T. COgpshaIl, the newly appointed Consul 70
in Panama 10TH and s proceed " their respec-
tive destinations The 2Jh Instant Mr. Coggsha
accompanied by his eldest daughter, who will gracefully
preside over her fathers household In Quito.