The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

might be smpned but think have here re Icy note
70 Belly . mission. and very importass and delicate
problem thereby placed before 1s can son
rsgua scqaiesce In or, indeed nave any knowledge Of
the Belly Mora Martinez scheme Even General lamar
h unInovmed al the true objects of the French misson
and s holds 10 the dsa she treaty wish the Uned
Htses will receive the Presidential sanction. know bet
ter But does United States have gained nothing
American ctzens have gained nothing The treaty viii
be- worth q much after its signature the paper
which Z arsS Ss and s s
S,stes government foregoDe conclusion, and
way Of sstDg the Central American question, once ana
forever aveg Nicaragua from Earopeaa absorption aad
performing IN act OF simple justice to own citizens,
but by counteractog az far Is possible the effects OF
the American Congress and the American people have ad
judged Pauldpg guilty.
GREyrowN, June II, 1853.
Commodore Vanderbilt Gets TIE Riuer Steamers and Chance
Of Transit Contract Nicaragua Looks at the Commo.
dores Cash-GranGds City Rising from its Ash<s-7hs
Belly Canal Project Requires Mathis Cash and Leaus
Everybody Manager, dc.
Costa RIGA han reinquished all slams the Nicaragua
Transit and sold the steamers La vrgen and San Carlos
TO the acorrgble Webster, for account Of Commodore
Vanderbilt
VIM. L. Miller Esq., has recently arrived here from
Nanagua having there obtained guarantee from thst
government that in tho event Of the White and ssbb,s
company failing TO get the Transit in operation by the Is
Of July MIR. Wander bit is 70 have il per contract
waiting to go effect The will be trans
ferred to the Commodore whenever he requires Them
that virtually he without competitor for Transit
The Nicaraguan government Is Satisfied that Mr. Wander
bit s the only party has the means TO carry the
thing into effect AT least 30 says President Martinez aud
me steamer San Carlos still remains ashore and viii not
be got OF until the lake rises enough 10 float her. which
will be about the last Of August rne La Virgen running
and in tolerable order for Transit purposes.
Gransoa Ph0nx like, rising from the ashes there
having been one hundred and hity new buildings put up
and going up fas. possible rne people
exertng themselves to make city better than
commencsa they vii succeed That and it's neigh ,orias
towns from the lst TO the 2oh or May visited oy
series Of which SHOOK and the adobe
walls considerably but none OF them were rrepsra0y in
jured that have heard or
Mons Felix Belly arrived some days since from
Nicaragua where ne had been month sir weeks nego
ta,ng with that government for sho canal graat The
tmated capital required eighty millions Of collars, which
suit Of his negotiation advised while stopping
he projected Transit scheme which Ia universally
approved OF oy tne people here nssmuch as no money
belly leaves morrow for New York spnwan, and
that he will seek al interview with Commodore Wander
bit for the purpose Of smaigsmatng their transit inter-
esS.
QUE MANAaUA CORRESPONDENTS.
MlNAGUA, Nicaragua, May 80, 1858.
Movements Of Mons B:y--G Gen. Lamar Adeep-Tae Cas-.
Circumstances ransprng in this country every day
affecting American interests and address you hoping
thereby 10 keep the reading public posted up.
short time since Mons Belly, the agent Of France
rived Costa Rca, with President Mora, OF that STATE
The government Of this land Of lertad muerte went to
the dstng visiter at Rvas but what
they done there has not yet leaked out Report says
part Of his mission the bearing of 5000 stand Of
present to Costa Rcs and Nicaragua also that
there goo francs ready Ia France aid the
building Of ship canal fthey would refuse rstfy that
much talked Of Yr'sarr treaty and gvethem chsr.er
be has been extremely active since he has been
bererding over the country In every direction exploring
and taking notes, and likewise making point
Of ssssudzement and wealth. ana their ears with
fears and alarms Of the growing power of what he calls
the boa constructor Of The North wbie Mr. Lamar has
been taking quietly In Managua, allowing himself TO
humbogsed like the majority OF his predecessors, not
wihslancDg his boast that he could not be deceived BY
pie the Last weniy years. The capacity for soldier
dplomats not always to be found in the same ndi
vduAl.
That Monsieur Belly has entered into some arrangement
with this government have no doabt out whether re-
is'ss to the Transit, or the es:A6lisnment Of
taking into confederation some remarks that
the gentleman made in Costa Rics in speaking of the
United States, and the reception that the opponents
inclined . believe Thai the .s.s. r. Y;s.rSi rs..y
sident Martinez refused 70 sign IT, and has back
TO the Assembly with modicatons the principal OF which
in relation TO that clause in which the United states has
conceded them the right Of landing their forces when
they may think that Nicaragua does not protect the fran
s and TO withdraw their forces when they may think IL
| necessary.
rns is the principal clause that they wish To alter Tho
alteration consists in taking the power away from the
United states land when they may think necessary
and giving 70 Nicaragua 70 call on them when they may
think It, In that The United States accep these
notifications extension Of three his is asked 10
change rauhcstions. TINS time arrange
their plans until they make arrangements 10 throw or
| the United States altogether.
that there is some underhand game going on there
doubt for short time since the commissioners Geo.
Jerez OF Nicaragua and Senior Negretc Of San Salvador
and Guatemala, went 10 Costa Rca on behalf Of their
governments, where they concluded trcacs-one FOR
their mutual protection and defence, and the other which
Sc or Win Inc contains hry
articles. The mentioned treaties made
the cy OF Rvas by Presidents Mora Martinez, the
commissioners Jerez and Negree, superintendent by
Mons. Belly, who seemed 70 take prominent part
Why does not the government at Washington give US
too many dsagreeabe trutbs-or are they afraid that
s burt their pet treaty. People may write aud black
guard Mr. Jones as much .. they Ike but With the ex'ep
who has been sent 70 this country that fully un.
derstood these people and did not allow himself to
be hood~insed by them have noticed In Que or two
from this country that the WRITER'S TO vent their
spleen would give occasional fling at him for hts con-
QUO, IN this country. Now do peisve tina, tnere
man in Nicagua that "a more Of VIM Carey Jones, or
associated with MIN moro thaa did, and never did see
hun act unbecomns gentleman IL at times (snd was
ruso 10 throw tn that he wished 70 gain information
from of their guard. For instance: while Mr. Jones
wait 10 Managua BIO was sitting in certain house
there vben 10, OF the politicians or the country came
in. he immediately put on that drunken air. rney
cast their eyes around and noticed him when enc OF them
made the remark "Oh, he too drunk 70 dertand any
Ting" and they continued their conversation. After
they Ind ccne and went out up jumped Carey sober
any body saying "Well, have learnt little more;
puess I'll take drink" A person Judge by these
little instances the dispos loo Of man, and whether
there is am Truth in sush lying reports, Probably tho
In of