The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17
Interesting from Nicaragua.
uR sAN JUAN DEL NORTE CORRESPONDENTS.

SAN JUAN pEI NoRrE, March %, 1865
4rriual Of Mr.. fcli1 Belly the French Eacoy-friarri
and the Neto Treaty NTH the United Sates-A Ne,o Tran
sit agent for Commodore Vanderbat7he Rrer Heanaers
Surrendered to the Home Squddron--The Epidemic the
Su$quehanna-A Welding at the United States Consurs
House. VanderbiKs Agent to Attack Punta Arenas-7he
Change in Currency Valuations, dc
Mons. Belly, about whom considerable has been said In
the newspapers arrived here the l4h inst fresh from
" 10 belle France" He 10 have from what can
learn other mission than to complete some historical
survey Of Central America commenced three or four
years ago. He has gone to Costa Nca.
have been informed, upon what deem pretty good
authority, that while senor Yrsarri negotiating and
playing fast and loose with our government at Washing
ton and apparently that the treaty which he
origin between the countries should be ratified by
Nicaragua he is constantly writing to his government to
hold of, and what arrangement can be made With
England and France, and by no means 10 accept and
raty bis treaty, which has been long kept in abcy
This should be locked to, and Senor lrsarri s
the bypocre represented be by his country
man. and has dared to play Janus faced part with
government he should be taught lesson that will las.
him the Of his life Ny information emanatcs from
occupying high position in Nicaragua, and who sDown
to possess few Of the state secrets of his govern
ment.
Another agent Of the multitude of Transit companies
about Jump into existence appeared here the 18Th
inst in the measured Dimensions OF Mr.. William NJ.
Miller He up from Aspinwall in the United Stses
steamer Fulton brought despatch TO Captain Sands
OF the United States frgae Susquehanna hurried over 20
the Point, and landed by boa,man, when be sprang
board Of the river steamers announced thai he
bad taken possession Of IT, and do not know how many
"more OF the sort" in the OF c. Vanderbilt
When the mail delivered the United States Consul
despatch from the Department Of State which de-
termned him 70 hand back the steamers Morgan and ogden
to the Home Squadron from which he received them The
proper papers exchanged during the day between
the Consul Captain Sands. Tho nest day Mr. Miller
called the Consul and stated that he had been board
one Of several hours the day previous and
supposed he had possession until Captain Scott occrtan
ing the steamers given up Captain Sans,
dcrcd Miller Of and he all found tina: h. had
begun the wrong end and that had he gone dr to the
Consul be might have learned that wold have
assisted hin in heading OF Scott However, 500, an M
Ter around town together, check b. o~ aud ap
parenty the best Of terms The latter finally concluded
he could do nothing, and returned Aspnsan by the
English steamer which left On the 2ist inst Ths the
substance Of what Miller himself told me-
singular epidemic broke out among the Of the
Uoitcd states steam frgate sGsquchanna few day ago.
which carries of It's victims in two or three hours after
they arc taken. The disease appears entirely uuSsown
outside the harbor whore no would only the
sea air, and try tho cncot upon his crew He got up
steam. aud left the hp morning. stopping TO bury
another victim 70 this maady after tho anchor had been
gOt up
The latest news sansgua 10 the eject that the
government had declared the Transit contract with Joe
White Co. void, in conscquence ot the non compliance
with the specified terms. II l. also tad that Webser had
entered into contract With the agent for
Commodore Vanderbilt We shnl know in The "cOurse of
time
tn Saturday evening the g7th inst brilliant wedding
took place the Of the United States Consul.
Mr.. william H. Lmmous, Of Missouri, who has resided
several years this country, and has very promising
plantation the Wachuca, the san Juan river and
Miss Elizabeth Jane Miner, of Texas, ubo has bean
spending year with her sister and husband, Mr..
A. y. Hernard OF this town, were the happy couple.
twelve couphs, the elite OF the town, accDm.
panied the harry par to The consulate Al about seven
the performance OF which they returned % the rcsdoncc
Of Mr. j. o. Hollcnbcck and spent the evening IN rceev
inr the congratulations OF Their friends IL wa one ~
the pleasant and interesting occss.ons Of the Kind
have witnessed IN q long time.
un the arrival OF the Eng sh steamer from Apnsall,
Muler, Nsndcrbats man again his appearance ana
has been roaming about town, and threatening TO
remove oil the nscd states ocss "a ths country, CON
mencng with the consul for this port. Yesterday he
bought him double bsrrced gun and aniang aeon
pany tso he boasu) 10 make charge On faBta Arenas
Of ,se rcope here were IN Svor cf Ir vanderSa and
the gentlcnanly department OF Mr.. u. D. Asn VITO was
isyor pu, abe eourse pursued by tn Mcr causes All %
wonder that Mr.. vanderbilt should have sent such a
character TO represent his interest After he has accom-
plshed designs here, Mncr says he shall 20 into Tie
Interior TO teach the ''greasets q lesson"
charge will take pI1ce bore regulating The at
this port the hrs Gay Of April, making something
the value of that OF The nfed states. heretofore
all foreign coins had fictitious value. Dor instance.
twenty francs were tai en- Tor four collars dvc francs for
dollar, Costa Bica dollars at the same value
dollar tinted states con, &C. Hereafter New Granaa
ounce VIII only pss tor tib 20, New Gtanaa dollars Tor
ninety ccns, twenty francs Cor ~ 50, Costa Ecs
for sl5 dio collar for ninety cents Engsn pound
sterling f 81 So &C. As. ms regulation pa long been
wanted and our countrymeh bringing ncrchsndse here
sf,r the first OF month viii be ao.c 70 receive for
money which will be current at home.