The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-28
NICARAGUA.
DUB LEON CORRESPONDENCE.

Fears OF the Un0ed Ndtes-A C0nemtssSoncr TO GO 20
WashngtoW-7yawsit Matters in Nicaragsa CAamoes Of
Vanderbilt and Joe White, dc dc.
G. tells that he sends special courier to Roscdo.
will profit by this opportunity to send you fsw lines
He has probably written to you al that Is rumored in this
city; but think that may add tidings have Jus,
received iron Aanagua, through very reliable medium
Martinez fuds himself greatly embarrassed He hstss
the Americans. He has pledged his word to the Grs.s
dian magnates that hs will sign the Cass Yrtsarr
treaty He played the most iniqutous trick in the b.
ginning Of April on the American Minister Il Nanssus
dsceivpg him shameruly He stopped the ratification Of
the treaty paused by the Assembly He has acted Ia al
this only order TO crafty the wishes Of the sensrss or
Grsnada who think that n Belly here sent by The
Emperor Of the French for the purpose of banshne for
from Nicaragua every American and preventing any
An eroan ideas, any American progress any American
policy IN npd its way to this country.
the wroper they imagine the have suffered from toe d.
mocsas The Grausdisns know that mcrican influences
and intercourse IN Nicaragua would develope the mate
rial q the country and enlightep the masses
that they want to keep brutaized and gnorant there
FORE they hate tho Americans not only because Of their
would naturally sympsthse with the democrats and rea
idees OF the Lsoreee party.
well treated by the Gransoians toe Americans are
because then they wou be friends 10 tho Lsooeses
sevs.whch wants 70 hsvs ~ bs snsy cav then
rights IN order that thew may for few dime.
and for the cole benefit of few gent consider
themselves above the masses but who know worry weN
that compared with fcreiguers-if Foreigners were
SLOWED freely 10 chs country-ahey would ap
pear 10 their true light They proud ~ they ara
isnoran,-ss ignorant they are deepotc Martnsx Ia
treir tool and she poor country their victim.
IL the United States bad taken oooy the insult made
them last April Martioez and Company would have oon
sdered themselves secured for ever and the perpetual
owners OF the country But appears thai the American
Minister has sho~n bis teeth to the MsnasuA admiurs
ton: which, certainly, he would have done IL ths
WsshrKn administration had not Instructed him 70 DO Do
Tie result OF this soess OF the American govern mend
has been terrific panic In Mansgua Granada Leon sua
every where. Ta0se who were few DAYS ago dsSy
iog al the world and pIosokSs the United states :.
the Lake Of Nicaragua, are DOW trembling aud waverng
and knowing wrst the oeucs to do order escape
the vengeance they think the United States are de-
cded to take from the foolish insult preferred them By
ire weak and nsieni6cant called government OF
TIE last news hear from Msoa2ua is, tbs, they ~.
there trying TO compromise matters. SO II ths.
they intend 70 make new imerog'io OF course ssrd
will net sign the treaty; but think that they
induce him 70 uaDs'er all bis faculties 70 commits
who would go to Washington, sod SCI.
c9urse, tried to deceive Mr. Buchanan making him be-
eve that President Martinez greatest the
would Ike to seod you some news about ths but |
cannot detan the courier and tidngs
Then will be too late 10 for ward them TO Realeo in
TO be tat en- nv the Columbus
The Transit matters are worse than ever schs.
ger, who comes this lime 70 Nicaragua no NOR,
officer OF the 1libucter Waker-no more secre.
the Nicaragusn Legation at Brooklyn but only q 40.
pointed agent OF the Sebbps White stock speculate
has arrived at Managua He has been lying and az
and GOING 20 much IN twenty four hours that ~
and give the 10 Schlessinger coming
back 10 the ola S.ebbns contract
should not wonder II this government would destroy
10 day what had made nth agothAt 10 the vsv
they IN every thing Nevertheless, I'LL now have No
Information clear and positive enough to commuacsts 10
you This subject Schleesinger is much interested
10 spreading lies - be believed truths thai no
NAV perhaps ray through mistake.
The People here ana the government stick, doub' Va
Vanderbilt, because they think that be win immed .,e
~ open the Transit is almost sure that this govern
meui VIII sustain the last grant made 70 Vanderbilt
through Webster, unle the government OF the United
States Interfere IN the matter and makes itself the me<
advocate OF White Co.
Belly Is gops--they say with grant TO constrsu q
railroad from Estero Real TO Granada
l must cease NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leaves.
LEos, June 20, 1858.
Fsars tie ers-Consyndtion ofhe Gouernmo>t
General Jeres 10 b. Sent xinister 10 e Cned Sa.o
Uncertainties, dc, dc.
We are in the greatest excitement Many runors are
circulating Some cay that the government has received
positive Intelligence brought by schlessinger from Yr
sarri that the Hl,busters are coming Some speak or
great opposition movement taking place against the
pd pursued by Mariner aud bis GranAdlAu party
against the ratification of the treaty with tho Uni.ea
States.
II seems quite certain tina, yesterday the Assembly
was Try ing pass some resolution ia order 10 get the
country 90. Of the difficulties In which has been brought
into By the hatred which Martinez, with Espnosa La
cayo Vega and other Quixotes OF Granada have asxys
proeesed and scusy profess assos, the United States
spce Tbs mysterious arrival at san Jusa oe Norts Ct
the FrcncfDsn. Monsieur Betty there coubt that
Mutnez rsry hss become every day holder soi more
cans But now, the President seems TO feel how
much 10 20 no d,esced shu the United state kuos RI
.,i ho~ sh smefuy they have been treated BY ths fool
Here everybody speak OF the fears that are felt In Va
schie,slprer me coming OF the asu.,ers i eiyss
certain thing What 10 really going Is not well known,
but undouotedly We are on the eve OF some sresi
charge.
They tell me that yerz TO DO sent a. Minister 10 tbs
United States cannot believe that Jerez will sooept
feelings With which Martinez and the le4iumists hais
everything which n American
some cay tina, Jerez hes to day 70 hanasua
that he coes 10 Rcaeio 10 embark for PAoama and New
York. TIE fact ~, that nobody Knows vha, Ia the real
state OF thipgs Certain that there great crisis,
and tnsa IN ysry fev days some events OF importance
Ner month. when I write 70 you again, sapssp
have abundant mstter and very interesting, :" speas
coYrks cuLrrvArror-poS rxRxIr yKrsxR ASKS
PERMISSION TO 90 Hose.
From this republic the hiee Of ~ tsnro Amsrtcano
Or snada from May 81 20 June 10.
The Cass Yrisari treaty Is again opened 10 dscuics,
a. The Executive on the 10th lost returned with objoc.
tons the decree Of ratification passed BY the cc1stuent
Assembly. Tho objections have been accepted in
Mn the members Of sgs ss,sr a,,o s
discussion Of the treaty, they will ecrupuiously
search for the true fiate Of public opinion before taking
fnsl action There's subsequent mertop OF tbs action
OF Congress The raacssn Of the treaty between Costa
Rica and Nicaragua hsd been published.
decree hes been issued In favor OF the cuvaors Of
coffee in the republic TO be 10 force for twelve years ny
u they and their servants exempt from military ser
vice n time Of peace rom drecttsxee their plantsoos,
end from the Of uthes also from payment du
ties goods imported 70 the value OF their coffee export
ed calculated the rate OF 80 quinisl iho sans
psrer that many persons are turning her aenuon
70 the cultivation Of this valuable producs
petition from Don Feru,n Ferrcr (Waner's lse Minis
teri 20 sbe Mn'ater Of Foreign Ansrr, 10 published.
ing pernission 10 return 20 his native country.
There ia not another word OF interest 70 the papers
lanes Thomas. an American, has secured q
or s,x years 70 tan hides In Nicaragua
The rebuading of Granada is rapidly progyess.u
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