The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-06


ANOTHER SPECIAL MISSION TO COSTA RIcA-rHE DE-
PARTURE OF MEsSRs. WEBSTER AND ALLEN IN
THE NORTHERN LHHT-COMMoDoRE VANDERBILT
AGAIN IN THE FIELD.
Having obtained inkling that some grand move was
the board relative the Nicaragua Transit route be-
tween Commodore Vanderbilt and Mr. W r. c. Webster
side, and the Nicaraguan Costa Rican govern
cd the other and that agents TO be sent out
secretly from the residence Of Mr. Allen on Staten
Island opposite to which the steamship Northern Light
under the charge Of the Commodore himself was to lie to
for them until they on board we despa,ched
OF special reporters the facts and nc
quaint the readers Of the HERALD with correct an NC
count Of the same possible
The reporter took the Staten Island boat about "a
O'Clock, noon, and arrived at Staten Island where he
waited the ookou, at the place where the stcamerf
the report true-would lie to and take the parties on
board. After waiting time he discovered tho
steamer coming down the bay under full head OF steam
and bearing of the right towards where he vas sho
soon arrived, and enough, hove He soon saw
persons approaching in carriages, whom, from their
baggage and appearance he knew 10 be their way To
the steamer.
On approaching TO the parties he recognized Mr.
W. X. C. Webster VIM H. Jclline, Esl, Of Jersey City,
(hs counsc), Mr. +. c. Allen, son lnaw OF Commodore
Vanderbilt, and others who accompanied them Alter
alcc.ionaie adieus between Mr. and Mrs Allen and
counsel, and bidding each other n warm good bye Mr.
Webster Mr.. Allen and the others embarked in a toat
and the deck Of the steamer she immeii,
aiey put Oh amid the cheering aud swinging Of hats and
handkcrchcfs bound for Costa Rioa-was soon down ,ha
bay aud out 10 Upon further inquiry learn that
the steamer goes some three hundred miles out of har
regular course land Mr.. Webster Nj. Allen ana lilo
others at Grcyown, and that they take with them tho
necessary help aud means to proceed directly to Costa
Rca and also 10 block the game Of other Interested parties
who are trying TO get the transit grant
Webster anu his counsel contend that II Messrs Garri-
son Morgan, through Harris had acted the part
that the grant which Webster obtained about three months
ago from Costa Kca In the Of Webster Harris
could have been placed In successful operation and CARR
con Morgan could now have reapcd Of the bcne-
ht arising from this lsoon to bt) great highway between
the Atlantic and Pacinc states. Mcssrs Garrison Nor.
gan having neglected send out the $3.50 OO part Of
The proposed Of the graaor even aid Mr. Web
ser IN any VI his snoyanccs, &c deter mined 10 snake them
Oh altogether and open negotiation With those rte, Who
have not only the IL put great enterprise like this
through al once, but who have the Will DO So when
i = undertaken Mr.. Webster and Mr. Allen 20 out
fully equipped, nns only with authority but With ready
means, that the route will probably be secured to tho
Commodore, and hts ships viii be plying Ia oonnec-
ton with thr great ant important thOrougfare The fact
Of comfnodore Nanderbits negotiating with Mr. Webster
GU 80 important aud Responsible matter and his having
invested hm wlh ample authority to carry the ncgota-
nos tfokh al All hazards, puts veto on tho
thousand and one silly tales uttered by other Interested
parties.
Our government have most undoubtedly come 10 The
decision that u Will have nothing 10 10 with the private
rights 0i Costa ca and Nicaragua as connected with the
future transit and will abstain IRON expressing any opin
ION touching the right u any parties pretended clam.
anti leaving all parties 10 light their battles This being
% was at once evident that those only Who secure
the control VI President Mora relation the grant he
having great influence aud control over Nicaragua need
hofc to obtain this important prize. This was evident 10
Commodore Vanderbilt, and as Webster had already OBJ.
tanned from Mora grants for himself and one in
company with Harris, the Commodore has undoubtedly
anu has sent him out with all the necessary papers
and bis son in Law, just Commodore Morgan cent
him out before with his son inaw Harris In tue mean
time, Messrs. Morgan, Garrison Harris Spencer kirk
patrick, Perkins Co will have to wait here with patience
until the return oi the negotiators.
ANOTHER STATEMENT FROM MIR. YOUNG ANDERSON.
San JosE COSTA RIca, oct 10, 1857.
Eprross of The PANAMA STAR AND HERALD
Having casually your paper Of the ed ult, which
you republsh from the NKw YoRs HsRAtD Of the 5th
letter from Mr.. Kirkpatrick rejecting juriously me;
and you think ought to answer H. beg leave 10 offer
the following comments
BE pleased 10 refer 10 my Opposition, published in
your paper and subsequently, the ah Of september in
the INV YoRK HkRAIp, and you will and distinctly
state that shortly after my arrival in New York was in
formed Of Mr.. wcbster's charaser consequently Kirk
patrick's that pretended no, TO be aware Off
At that time is perfectly grauitous The "hints" which
says he gave were rather broad They
not only related TO what he had heard willis, web
ster was in Costa RIca aud Nicaragua b,.
embraced previous transactions Of a highly Disgrace.
fu and criminal description. ! knew nothing against
Webster until arrived In New York, when was mi -.
'on oy seVcral peIsohs-prihclIaly by kirkpatrick-
VINO progressed 70 leel most dsntcrested soctde that
should not suffer from the Vaccinations Of that designing
and unprncpcd man Above all things he cautionad M
against putting my hand 70 paper Tor him Oh course I
was much obliged 10 Nj. Kirkpatrick
The reasons which induced me ~ remain in New York
after obtaining knowledge of Webster charac,cr go
Fully set forth IN my Exposition was actu.,al IL a
hope " being able 70 transfer the grant Of the rans o
Webster into purcr hands and to secure loan for Cat,
ca which she SUI urgently requires, besides which Iwas
urther induced e by advice IN lcte, fron an in
tientt friend, who, suspicious OF Webster espr4ed h
an tht the interests " Costa Rica would only he safo
~hl-t remained In the States
krkpatrrk says ~ lest M etahty dosars A man of
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