The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28

Tho weahbier citiBens advanced readily funds 20 the
Their Jonathan he would have met with dire and
whelmpg opposition. The news Of Walkers arrival
%ss Il s
9Th Of December Costa Rica, BY that treaty. receded
nightly from the claims she made 70 the rransi Pres
dent Mora succumbed To circumstances. powerful
peace party prevails in Costa Rica Nicaragua the
hand threatened Costa Rica and the hlbusters on
the river Mora afraid Of Nicaragua making terms
With the nibusters therefore, at any price no was bound
to make terms Of peace with State whose Independence
he had secured and whose ngratude should be chron
cled with shame
Costa Rca has secured the said treaty the right Of
jurisdiction the San Juan river from Castillo TO Punta
Arenas on the Atlantic. This has been definitely
accepted by Nicaragua which recognition up TO the date
of the treaty question in dispute between the two
Juan from Castillo 70 Greyown. She now has the right
oppose any transit arrangements entered into by Mica
rsgua and 70 any transit grant Costa RIGA must be con-
Since the confirmation OF the news that Walker and
party surrendered to the stars and stripes the army to
be partially dsbanded MARTINEZ Is expected TO return
to Managua and assume the duties Of President MAnsgua
not the scat of government; it is small town about 40
miles from this The Chamber OF Deputies consisting Of
twenty members, lie there assembled ratifyng such
acts rs are found needful.
Carey Zones, the special agent TO this government, is
still figuring about with bis pretended diplomatic napkin.
do not think up 70 date Mr. Jones has been able find
where the government of Nicaragua is 1t IL difficult To
conceive what the administration about In selecting
such man for the Central American mission. 1t truly
amusing to watch him when he navigating under full
steam loverhesrd him one day, when he was brm fu,
discuss the public place Rvas the question Of the in
ternstopal law is we'll however 70 let your readers
know that Mr. Jones was waddng at the time az duck
does Ia gutter and turning his eyes a the fashion
Of that bed in thunder storm He disputes the chro-
picled opinion thas Vatel any authority at ALL Since
all been afoa the true principle Of the rights of
oDal interference. He was for milk and water policy
Central America If the libusers could not hold Nj
caragua, be would see that Brother Jonathan did He
would Immediately establish theory OF national
law. No further cardinal mistakes should be made.
Might should be right He had been sent out TO Ncars
tt
for it for period of three months and he would be id
he yet had been able to find one. "D-n," SAID Mr..
Jones, call international proceeding - all diplo-
That's the policy of harmony says Mr. Jones "Nica.
tusy adopted and he with his aids disappeared
IN small GROCERY and there they stuck till they all
Space time will not allow me TO record the manifold
scenes Of rdicule which the special Minister from Wash
ngon has been enacng since his arrival in the country
from being confined in the caaboOse threatening
TO all Central America losing bis despatch left for three
days on the Lake of Nicaragua in bungo wrapped up in
tho flag of the and stripos'-Mr Jones las been
the Sancho PaDza for the last three months in Central
America
The several Rchmonds of the Transit route negotiations
have cOngregated at Nicaragua. The fight there waxing
hot and strong Meesrs ID. B, Allen and W. r. c. Web
ster have been hard at work behalf OF Commodore
Vanderbilt for the last three weeks The stumbling block
in their way has been the graft given TO H. G. Stebbns
but the Vanderbilt party has the entire country in
than probable that the Commodore will still be the
winning borse. We all know here that Messrs Stebbns
and White represent no wealth. and as Master Joe is tho
roughly well hated in Nicaragua, inclined TO believe
Webster and Allen will yet upset Sebbins and Whites
apple cart General Canas is now at Managua,
and report speaks the truth he is working hard in
of Webster. Mr. Allen, am told, is route for Costa
Rica, while Webster remains Ike beeswax at Nicaragua
boats have been sold or transferred by
Costa Rica TO Messrs. Webster and Allen, Of for
Vanderbilt This must bock.t the other parties claim
Mr. Allen has entered very able protest behalf Of
lated and the wiser heads in Nicaragua have p onouuced
in favor Of said protest So far as Judge, honestly
grants the Stebbibs and White s;incIuded and issue an
entirely new This is President Martinezs opinion,
and Will be, 10 my opinion, the order OF the day We
look for the Transit route being still closed for some
months TO
messenger arrived here on the 25th ult with des-
patches and the treaty made by Mr. Yrissarr at Washing
ton. Owing TO the difficulties surrounding the Transit,
cur government has taken no action thereon, and am in
formed the best official authority, that all action the
treaty will be suspended till the arrival here OF the anti
cpaied Ministers from the Court Of St. James, Washing
ton and Paris
CIRCULAR FROM THE COSTA RIGA MINIS
TIERS IN NICARAGUA TO THE GOVERN
nENTs OF SALVADOR, HONDURAS AND
GUATEMALA.
LEGATION or COSTA hcA NEAR NICARAGUA
RNAs. Dec. 20, 1861.
The undersigned Ministers Plenipotcntiary and Enjoys
Staoorary OF the government OF Costa RIGA near that
Of Nicaragua have the honor to ou that
the sth instant they signed convention entered into with
the General Presto ent OF tho republic Don Tomas MART
which has for IFS result the cessation OF the threaten
ing state which unfortunately Nicaragua and Costa Rica
had assumed; in this the fortress of Castillo
vejo and Point Tortuga have returned all confor
nifty with tie instructions We have received from
vernment
AS the State OF Nicaragua with premature steps cswed
notices be circulated the other Central American 90
vernmens which besidts being highly unfoupded. have
made the Costa Rcs people appear extremely unatetu
which viii make this matter clear
II is notorious and true, Senior Minister, that this
its political existence as the libusers disposed Of its
fate but aeoted Intimately the social life Of the Central
American States, and is notorious also that giving
the country In the name Of the two political parties TO
William Walker by convention, the 23d of October
1855, the General in Chief Dan Ponciano Corral off,
ca note Of the cate directed 10 the of
the forts the river delivered them to Walker in this
state know Nicaragua continued without any hope Of
resusoiaton until the government OF Central America
undertook, by means Of 10 give life 10 the
ortunste republic, at the time that each would thus
secure its own preservation. Costa Rca took the lead
other states followed her nSof action for the purpose Of
securing the oudabe object but II II Is well known that
peated actions fought against him, II Is also well
known that nothing could have terminated the
series Of misfortunes If movement the San
Juan river had not been carried out to prevent the
introduction OF the supplies OF all kinds tho
bandit received the government OF Costa Rca feeling the
necessity and ready TO carry out tho grand principle
had laid down Of procuring by every means The destruc
ton Of fbustersm, effected the through To-
rests and roads such as only The courage OF true soldier
could overcome. We took the steamers the oath Of
December last year. without even resting the Costa Rca
forces we marched on the forts OF Castillo vego and San
Carlos TO rcake them from the busters ortrcsses sir
which a. we have said given up by the Ncara-
guaLs themselves n the common enemy OF race,)
thus GROWING with important undertaking
which gave life again Central America II Is therefore
undoubtable that the triumph OF Costa Rcs the river
and lake prepared that which followed by the
pension OF the hlbusters who oppressed Nicaragua; and,
indeed, what the situation Of that country when the
forces Of Costa Rca penetrated Granada in the steam
ers painful 10 say II, the most complete detection
and mos, lamensabe dsunion between It's chiefs, for
which reason the allied forces reduced 10 small
fractions, serving as Jest for the enemy.
aruy fund thonno evpe
al the time TO which aliude in precarous con
don and lost therefore all hopes Of triumpbing Ia also
fact that the glorious undertaking OF Costa Rica
ragged the said army, and induced them 10 q new
effort This enterprise Ia the praseworthy, mas
much carried into effect by the dint of talent and
vaor After the end OF The national generally
believed, al II was natural 10 expect, that Nicaragua
would return N its former state, and make the people
chose their authorities in order 10 give security 70 tho
we'll the other Ccnt American
but II turned out TO the contrary. might be said hst
for want Of action the country was left in state Of COM