Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

The Aspiuwsll correspondent OF the n. 7. Ex-
press, writing under date of August Srd gives the
following interesting news from Nicaragua:
The steamer from Greytown arrived at Aspin-
wall yesterday, with news of a highly interesting
nature. On the 9th of July the Senate of Nicara-
qua (says iniormant) assembled, called together
by JrTez and Martinez, and an arrangement
captable to Costa Rica was agreed upOn respecting
the boundary question and the transit route. We
told, too, that ratification of such arrange
menJ by Costa Rica made a short time after,
and that news Of said ratification had reached
Greytown on the 25th.
Among recent Manifestations of Gen. CaDas was
the message to Jerez and Martinez that if any
dictionary or insurrectionary movements should
again take place in Nicaragua before settled gov
eminent could be established, he should take mea-
to suppress said movements with all the
at his command Gen. q. visited Greytown
the 18th of July, and was received with honOrs
by the Saratoga.
Il is rumored that Mr.. Carey Jones' mission to
Costa Rca understood at Son Jose to be of a
friendly character, and that if he was successful
in his mission the o. S men of war would be no.
tfrd to interpOse 10 case of any appearance OF in
vason.
We are informed that the Nicaragua Isthmus
grant has been given by Costa Rica and Nicaragua
to Messrs. w. r. G. Webster and ]. G. Harris, of
whose visit Costa RIGA for the accomplishment of
this purpose We have heretofore notified VOC. The
competing parties Tor the grant were: MesSrs.
Vanderbilt, Webster Harris and Canty; NJ. o.
Roberts and Horace f. Clark-the P. NJ S. Co. in-
terest and some English capitalists represented by
the English Consul
Among the passengers per steamer from Grey
tewu were Messrs. Webster, Harris, and Oanty, who
take passage this evening for New York in the
Central America" The Mr. C4nty ia the father
OF Col Canty of the Ncaraguan army, who now
commands at Greytown. Messrs. Webster aud Har-
ris are both known to your readers by repute.
Capt. @. goes 20 Washington, accredited by the
Costa Rican Government a sort of exchange am
bassador, in friendly return for the visit of Mr..
Carey Jones.
In Nicaragua, political sffIirs are considered
Quoted for the present. With Messrs. Webster
and CAVITY, considerably more than two hundred
Till listers arrived ataGreytown from San Jose, in
the expectation (say these gentlemen) that the
steamer Tennessee would have been there to con-
vey them to the United States. They were left al
GreytOwn, to remain in charge of Col. CAVITY unit
steamer shalt be sent for them.
The sloop-of-war Saratoga, arrived at this port
from Greytown yesterday, and FL. b. NJ. q corvette
Tartar, leaves this evening for GreytOwD, with the
implied understanding that she goes to protect
English and American interests there, and TO aid
in keeping tn flhbusters in order, and furnish
them with provisions if their prolonged stay should
require them.
The citizens of Greytown I'VE are told) have pro-
jected a movement to solicit Costa Rica 10 take
posses ion of Greytown, and il rumOred that
portion of the population of the department of Ri
Vas had expressed a wish to be taken under the
prot, cuion of Costa Rica, or received part Of
said Repubc-annexed, as we would call it.