The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-31

open the Nicaragua route. How long this viii sAke
General Lsvasar d here With twenty Nicayasusn ia
hentes, U take away the Locrcge 1ms ssred ON tho
Point rbsy hello by DR. Green security for % 600
paid by an English officer for the p&ssse Of L0csrte@s
men TO the United States. The NcWssusn government
Rave been three months tying To raise this sum, cu.
Barwei AZ security for the balance, bu, The British
Coptui vii tale no'hiug but the cash; tho
gresserr will bsve 10 "a Granada without The
All quiet up the county French Dteres In tho ascspd
ant M Belly having ali things hs way Cen. Lamar
nowhere The friends OF the treaty have given all
hopes o. IL being ratified aud by opposed
To bousbrs. Many OF the uiras oppoeed " Walkers
policy, but ssy that they would join Gen Qu,msp he
Will come Oh, Dublin came from san CARLO afev
day he states soldiers At that pjac DraV In
the return Of the Americans
THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE.
OUh BAN JUAN DEL NORTH COaREsPONDRNCR.
San JUAN DEL NoRrK May is, 1853.
Arrival Of Great Transit Envoy Webster and his Nica-
roguan Aids Fright Of Miller at the Laes Reports
The Property at Puntd Ayenas and us Guardians
the Quarrel Ever End3-French Designs and Hops Thar
Great Canal PIon-k Belly's huston, de-
This Is uDquesti rnsbly becoming place OF notoriety
nothing more We DO sooner get through difficulty,
and rid Of set Of distinguished individuals than We
are treated 70 the same dish, "bashei up In different
style eam Weller, senior, not far wrosg hts
mark that he difference meat pies consisted in
the seasoning" TINS hes recently been illustrated here
quite number Of bipeds have prominent parts
FL Governor Kinney and his party is us ran or abrupt
y on the departure Of tho last English steamer for
Asppwal and the town just subsidns quiet again.
when who should suddenly burst upon but tho Prince
Of all Trsusit sgeDts-we bseri He came upon us IKE
cat pouncipg unconscious mouse, and whole
town overwhelmed with the announcement that The
Transit already In operation plying on Lake
Nicaragua, and the two poor inte back broken ma
-Al~ 49,
and carefully guarded To be let loose wrenohed
from the hands OF the watchul Scott and started up the
river without engines rudders
Miller, with all his dearly lsures in the Transit
cause, thrown entirely In the shade, and was for
time the very picture Of heart broken man. And no
wonder He had been here weeks weeks dispensing
prophecies 70 the willing crowd with whom he associates
and yet nothing had he accomplished, except and
heart sches Webster, on the contrary In all The
consciousness Of his own Importance accompanied BY
motley crowd, with nothing 10 jingle in their pockets
closely followed by COL Fugepcio Vega and stat, and
portion Of the Nlcaraguan ~myosnss,ng three lean
ha clad naives with rusty muskes-a sight sufficient to
awe . far Drawer man than Miller Not only w~s the
Transit to be set At once in notion but the whole Of Mo
properly Punta 90 taken in charge by
webster-scott pitched 70 The dogs-the arms smmani-
ton &c, left by Lockrdge's crowd whea Tho
Epghsh war vessels generously took them away
from certain death, 10 DO taken by Uol Vega
and his Omy-" peseeably II he could, forc,bly n he
must" and old and 10 be forgotten friend
brilliant military exploits have given him such nigh seat
the pinnacle Of fame-the nIussrious Dol George r.
Cauy-was TO DO installed n Punta Arenas Governor
But alas man %, sser ell but mortal ana from time
immemorAl greatness hes been known 70 stumble,
sometimes 10 fall; and is surprising ali things
considered, that webssr should be compelled 70
submit 70 disappointmeut rhe United sta sloop-of-
jamestown CHANGED 70 be quietly anchored In the
barbor and her captain would NOT that Web
tter end his party had any right 10 interfere with
steamers the property Pups Arenas more especial
~ they could produce autbeu csed documents Of
authority. Col Vega - sgnsy ailea 70 COT vince @
ODsu Green that the arms, ammunition, &C. should be
given MP, unless the con ditioDr 20 . document
which be- hell were complied with
Upoer these painful circumstances, Webster left As
maipder Of bis followers the Lake the nert mornins
ano Mler. Ike Richard, was " himsen sgais."
Why VIII not the cootendiog parties most vera
iious and deeply cmpcs,ed question Of the right
property OF the broken up Transit ltsAte their
Surss una. pess Of -. nom %oo.y .asssa
ed by the various principals and their multi'ar
agents IN eudesvorng N Illegally possess themselves Of
rehiful In the legitimate ondisputed oorss
sos Of ali the property about shcb ths,e hes bees and
still continues 10 be suoh butter aud ,ousssssos
seems nearly time hat tbe govsrrmeut Of the Uaed
States should brng this matter olss II thse high
In powcr, vho sit easy chairs a. ssssog ON, dc,ang
to their nieriosr voud but fcr mumenl think of inc
situAttn OF their patient and fahfn olcers VINO are IN
suited BY every hired mioion Of tooss Who hero
claiming poesefson Of everything belonging W the
prosperous company Of tbs Ltnmns transit and whose
whole aim seems 70 be 70 take, without LEGALITY right
whsever they covet some steps would be taken
and forever this question me course pur
by these ryapst agents FIJI 10 The eIvem,
and their employers they endorse their oct ought
be noted by government whose ci,oa ,.y arc
not slow IN claim whenever Ia their 90 q,
..spcss Of their uoolussins oonducs some ~ tbsw sse
scotebmen, EosvbmeD, &o-sll pretend nj - be- olu.
rene Of the usned states, o. matter q course
Of them on terms OF great intimacy with he present cd
mDisrston
ne announcement Of the ranacaion II the Yrssarri
Cass treaty vss after all, weraiurs letter received
f,om Cen lamar, stAiirg that the u.sy hsd s~~n
RATIFIED csused the metske II did pass the Assembly
be .yed ,ss, MARINER .oas have ssS.d me us.s, Ssa
not korseur Belly assisted by the recently appointed
Minister Extraordinary, &c phlipe Ausas,e de- B.rruel
W the Court " france ma apparent that the Fscch
government would Construct sup canal from 70
through Nc~ssus something e~s Than I'VE years.
thus bury oblivion The United states government and
Der rghs and interests, for ever Tbs may Ike
uue Ne BArrusl " 100 deeply Impressed wrn hw' avn
gresness TO remain quiet and connu AIly ether
,rg aeoof the seven or eeot hossaod collars -hch he
lost by the eonpsrdnent. and for which be erpecm
France bymeby, By meby 70 somrel ihe United safes
10 pay him one hundred aud oy a,,sr. else
bossrF Of what himself and Monsieur Belly recently
accomplished srh the government Of N,csrascA
Our AsPNwALL ooRsEsrospEScE.
AsrNwALL, May n, 1858.
T,anJer " ne War 10 Neg Tns-Raee Of the Bnuys fov
HOme
Mr.. Webster, one OF the Transit agents. leaves tho
soses Taylor for New York. from Nicaragua. MI Bocy
also left on the Granada via Havana for New York He
Mr.. yspderbilts agent
A FRENCH DlPLOMATISr IN COSTA RIGA.
Nh. fsLik BkLLy on rBE FvFvas OF ossTaAb
AMxs1cA
nors Felix Belly, the ne~ French diplomat vbOs' sp
pontment W Central America sopouucsd moths
since has been entertained grand diuper 1t Passa
Arenas, so~ta Rica We translate from he Oronica Of
Rca oo~ps soceust Of the ss and speeches
delivered on this oocasiop:--
General MAxxo Jxsyz, Of Ncsrasus proposed . toast
In boror Of Lon Fenr Belly, chose LUXURIOUS pen has
made such rough against the nisusters
In reply, n PAX BxLLr said-I sccept ~i,b pleasure
The toast az honorable General yerss, because ms
lo.sL MAJ L