The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-16
INTERESTING FROM NICARAGUA.
The Yrisarri Treaty Not Vet Ratified.
Move mel nts Of General Lamar.
Where are his CredentiaisI
,uR LION CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR LION COkhFsPoSbrNCs
LrS, Ni-Asepa, ian 26 1868,
The PeOrle and tier R,ars-Sit,oAtS no CdhfaT Ni.
trs- General Lamar obo'a q iios'e Rp,etd F'-
puotaton of the Yrisarri Teoty No Feoty wih C.y:l
Rna-M Minister Lamar Roueh,.g IL Go1enJy- G natte.
OF the Patriots.
Since my last communication na0e s'ste' cc'aAraits
SBeslajo Punta Coscs apd do thc country o-t da
populated, principally thr nigh u.' Hsr and cholera
xs you ride along you counr tw7iVo omsn % one
an the having fed 10 the Enoiots,n- hroosa fear
of the conscriptoo which is sops ,ep. Lamar
is dsgusted apd dbappoutei at uo nud ~ ~ vefnmsoi
or hut melancholy substitute for one. aoi viii
turn home
That the stotes people may little more aoou
the present condition of AFFAIRS to- you'd be government
the YrsaIri treaty, and the native ropoaiSo, 'iH At
tempt 10 give you hir descr'rnrns petgoos g.
eether ui'b an.cootes which " rrerent thsm IA
their hgb, libit thor coafsrtNs ,or n SUN
have sry .nec IN sbo~ng ~ 10. folly Il mo a,e
acts the present a5r pi-uston, yon seab nave IL
To begin o, NICARAGUA is Martinez, al
in act and spt eeh much ike Gernsn dr
apytbn car be- aBa actually Gve years seo
poi ihis army Osog 10 ne remarkable tih ever
funny changes going tbs government, ~" head may
soon become as shaSy AZ ne H,o sotaa S'"s crow
Gen. Msxno He-rsz Is n Counterpart of Ma.aez and
of the whole race, and perhaps With prsDr ety bs
ssid to be the most capable among toe g0veinmeH Of
Nicaragua In the late state Council Martnez disco
we're IN fun uniform but mute without slightest
des OF What va u happen, waiting or his colieagu-
Hsrrez who shortly entered thsu midst hts snut
eeves and dictated everytb ug His sag acity il percsp
ubie biz escaping all responsibility in the reseht tate
Of anairs kpowng toa' notnuE ret hopo',
gained by POSITION h. turned TO Ma tioez All tho
votes Of bis friends and TO tbe President all
the rstporsibiny aDo Gil the honor. Yoa mus not be
i,ve that H.rrez bss talent for statesman nero
hut cuprpg winch 10 cnnspcnous He Is a. ii'tIe
scquaf ted with the states anc the Amercebos Mr..
| spcharan bas shown himself to be vii Nicaragua It's
| government and people.
| was present VIII the following question put to
Yusez, 'beir Minister OF Foesiga Relaons' What would
you Sepor do to cover your shame and nskedness you
succeed in closing your potts and in ke-pmg every for
| egper out OF your Country You maouscture nothing
You eGey dependent for every thing you upon
o'stant nat and what you substitute for tnat
which you are laboiDg to feprse your peop OFF, He
ans sered;-"Wel really ! never thought ot that y
MarDo Alvarez, Minister OF Hacienda is supposed 10 be
| an hopes man.
The muster of War St. Croix his name, with every
| fault bis race has bonored.
The fcregp population, who have submitted for a
Der Of DcDtbs 10 the vi est OF lDdeDtes
thar ever dsgusteo with their present BY
OF tber late vesse IL allowed enter any
Of then goots suffered any
OF the Interior unless consigned 70 "H de. Pss ;" "a
Of the couruy ApaiL, all foreippers taxed
yeary license OF $500 ana not ory DO they Dsiet
ray m advance but extor 500 or the SIX months
| anterior to the date from which " became law. rhe
consequence that Gil foreigners shut their dcors and
remain ed ciceed for nne days, when these
at their ihresbod dirty and ragged guards
with be order that nothing whco sustain life either
estables or oripkabIes, should be allowed to
i
them into compliance When tina measure could longer
be horne the foreigners copgregatei and having deter
mined to quit the country, the were on the eve Of CO
parting when these people stopped hem by another de-
cree, That al foreigners passing In and out OF he c)nn
every or permit, and thus thew robbed them
on departing, driving thm tor'h by their ran ica and
arbitrary asur's and theu mssng them pay Tor gong
and these are the which President affecs such
| sympathy Tor.
sothey oevote their time. So they go aheai, acting
seshly and stup'dly, and directly against their
rest NJ well "a foreigners Tor at this moment they have
tnecualy prostrssd the business the whole country
The poor tools Of Datvestbey are gnorsntly happy
wbst few remain being held io presty usmmels sp
not dissatisfied TO have their ruined ed
Mr. Buchanan thinks would be vary wrong interfere
with their bspppess, and so by hts help they cRc
ualy bar from the country al foreigners and themselves
nom civilization and II they live IN fe~ rauy
sessops 70 over their beads their totr ng ~ss and
\ crumbips fcunratiops will be swept away, and them
selves reduced IN olass and pristine state OF nudity
The treaty is no where They assert with DEAL OF bonn
hast that by their vsor, the 6houser chief and hs
followers have been driver from the onuutry, and
"l sign Any treaty tha ,o secure o. Am,ricrns
| the aigAtea foothoid upon IA, snL" Yrssrrt
.S aVt ,or a Ssr n 'eson c and s,% cannot %.s,
bis Credentials which they assert forgotten Now
whether be s disgust and cannot re oeuise them ass
guvernmentfor the old General has whether
be has really forgotten the credentials cannot say rhe
Old gentleman isnow, IS ru0h orcker do'cn, rhoa
bee, almost, snce he left San Jusn Al Granada they
laid him out upon atablc, where he septno, ike pigs
turning on account Of III beat hut the old gentleman
| will soon explain W the proOer authorities.
by the wsy, my shoemaker has joir cd the Furoeo
army went 10 bin 10 oonsut him sboui making a pair
shoes and be ans~erd me that be had just been made
.tsa h,n !. no had oso arot,, hs haa sv nss
| o the army. He answered, on, NO; tho.e in auho-
y discovered that am owner Of psi' Of paoal,ons,
%, N, m ron e ana s.a ~ msss my .na.n, =.
| secure them In service" roess poor ~retcbes little
dream that prosperity, with all the comforts OF tally ne
depends their commerce and griulture ha, their
/ arcby ard oonfus,on
There no traaty between Costa Rca and Nicaragua,
,ox.,a ,es ,.s .,a ] ,h .on oe mo'e ra rna ,,N,
nra cares for Jtns but the Preaia and bolds 10 bis
own savage grip either fe or death without atrial These
,s sone , o VIZ .spunos n. you ,esp soous sssn.ss
condition af the poor palo,s Who have been doomed to
chains and eternal slavery by these dngy monsters Y
Il notorious that agreeable 10 the treaty with Capt