New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

..,.,o,,, her. must become a oinzon Of NicaIag
sb,,Irrnr 81 course, his former allegiance. =.
repeat /, from my last letter Is anou' cq-t.ic1
Excluding the Americans from the acquisition q,
and IN this country. They 1ll not u lhci.Ie'-'
think toexch4nge The rights and hoao's - 'ht -.
with the rattle, doubtful position q C., Ieh o. 80,
petty state, wAle European emgf iIlts non VI -
archlcal States, who may have diheren' "@J -
vie.ing European immigration. VII ihcfe -. -
French company has been formed fof ne pl.t-y
Transporting settlers here, and an mo inns
large scale IS preparing n Germany. l. . IL
70 settle considerable nulnoer OF ny oo1'-' '-
N some par Of Central America ,.--s.t,,lo.
bsve' ins. neen informed tla. NJ flHtl% IA ~
clared ms intention TO retire from once. o., sa.
mas nc, teen granted by the " Gamers. NJ
Deen good deal Of party e1cl'eheh ~ NJ a. =
49, =" nc government Of Pineda- nearly
two months since The danger, thihh- a. 80
passed over Nevertheless. DO no. pf'lic' q iOl--
fr,stion to this Government. and the chance @Oll
no, pe without an Influence on the Po'iti2h % 1917
do no. wish 70 say b. tins ;aat the Tala-o parry
is unfayoratle 10 foreign enterprise IL M county.
On Tho contrary ,ho Tlmbucos being 10 genera "a
merchants and landowners Of the eastern aii4 SUN
ern DEPARTMENTS Of the STATE, arc s-loh--y ~ -
Of the canal enterprise They have io:nel d To-, 49,,
ex.Tayagani idea Of the enormous 'alo' -
lands and mercantile occupations VIII dcl.l -
the canal but .hey are not weA enough lhs.i-
over in the rudlments Of national economy 70 KNOW
tha the value Of lands cannot increase II lh'lv az
none 10 purchase them that the increase OF com
merce depends good deal upon ne increase OF Pop
ulaiOn. and that great nunOef OF IOieISHelf, a.
no, live here without doing business ana specula NJ
themselves They have the pleasant vanity % De-
lieve that citizens OF all nations Of the "Olia VII
aockhore IN crowds with their pockets iulloi money
70 spend It here for the sole happiness OF living III
this lllustrious country. q" The Nlcdrag1aHs' ~
M plneda IN d proclamation. " need no' ud'et ="
distan. countries 10 study the languages ana HaA-
ners Of their lnhabitants-al. all OF them VIII come
here-frorn all parts OF the world ~lll they come 20
live IN this center Of cosmopOhisn ~ j. i'd, 'V'i
called by Others. ri.
then II must be understood that the expression
means inc same thing which our ulfras I'll N.Y.
eeois E" ana YOU Win soon remark that III the
CaiapfTGc0 party there IS, by Inc lnieImNtule y.
tho Indian element. a considerable shade OF "htt
In Europe or the United States l. called Socla--
ism. IN their origin. ! was tod tAe poIlcaI
parties Of TINS country nave beeh sse"1ld'' ~
jealousy belNeen the south eastern and NORTHWEST
ern payt Of the state with the two cues OF ufhlIa
and Leon, beng the nam motive @! pQlilchi Snaso
nism. Thus Granada and Rlvas are the chcl PAGES
OF the Timbucos while Leon Is the man seat Oh me
Calantracas In the struggles Of the two parties
which have al times been serious enough II nap
pencil am 10, well enough informed 10 zen you
hOw-thai the tadniracaS Succeeled - iH ltlcsV.ns
m, Indians that say. nearly the wn3e populd-
ton Of the villages and Of the suburbs OF the cues or
towns III the quarrel. and got them on 'heH sue.
From the Spanish kings the indian communities
have rights OF property 10 certain paris OF luc puJN
lands and the talantracas told them thai ne i'm
bucos wanted 20 dispose of these lands. PcfhapS
even they told them lltlc more. Certain u Is ma
their memory that they formerly hal been the own
ers OF all the lands IN the country. and that the I'M
mense cattle farms of many Thousands OF acres hh
been robbed from them On my first arrival IN TINS
country. a gentleman Of high position IN Leon std
10 me IN conversation " We have kept course
equally distant from duS,ocricy and communism.
was rather astonShod 10 hear tins expression IN ms
corner OF the world. ! Was afterwards able 10 under
stand how II came here. l. was made use OF 10
designate the claims OF me Descendants of ht former
masters OF the country
The position OF the Indians ln relation 20 me NO
political parties * nearly uniform Ihn>. "fana IA
is Ilmhuco the SUBURB Gl,tfa. cherry lnaaottI pf
Indians * CalaniIaca prgas = En,uco the sur
rounding villages. san jorge. oortc. ana olhtI>'
inhabited by Indians. are Calsntrtra. ana Leon,
winch IS chiefly Calantraca has p1qu.ationn which
the Indian element prcdomlnAics, anu mas beside
large suburbs essentially OF Indians much 50 that
here, even the Old Indian language. beng Mexican
dialect, has been preserved and j. Yet spoken
Lei me give you an example OF lndlan ieei4n-
against the white. wished 10 pass over 10
the island OF Omo,csse, exclusively inhabited oY In
Glans. and gentleman well acquainted Win .hc
people of that island, who bring cOcOa-nuts, oranges
and other fruits of Granada, procured me passage
IN one OF their canoes, with the agreement That
should pay half dollar for II. came down 10 the
shore on horseback. To take a. once my things Win
me, when the Indian Who appeared - be tlo master
OF the canoe asked a fare OF four dollars from me
,Xplaincd TO hun how unjust " was NOT - Keep an
eemenf, and blamed bun for hls ndto r.. c'tr,
thclcs>, proposing new agreement No S"'u
the Indian 20 another gentleman standing UN'
shall not accept another agreement. TINS man 'U>
here with hIs gun and ms pistols on ms morse. a. "
he had much the habit OF commanding do nov
Ike such people and VIII not he such man Tor
any money! II - 10 Toe Observed hat no IN IN IRA eS
here without arms julius hoLbI-.
Ac'iloa OF Nicaragua inar &c taken ou % b, n91,'
III, sttoet. era any Place, T. military i.'e ana r'
among The s'ldts