Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-03

NICARAGUA-The Centre Amsr5cGHo announced
he arrival at Grauada Of Mr.. Faaderbltis son in
law. With 500 600 in American gald-S50 600 Of
the National Treasury, and S50,OUO to Immediately
commence the opening OF the transit In accordance
with Mr. Websters conditional contract The mon
ev. it seems was left at Granada while Allen md
Webster went TO Managua 10 see the President. and
obtain some modification Of the contract. They
could not agree with the government, and 10 eonse-
ouence the papers say, Mr.. Allen retired, taking
500 OOO in American gold with him, and the his
whole business falls through for the present.
Meanwhile, Central American Transit Company
was formedin Granada with a capital Of $50, 600,
one-third Of which was secured before the books
we're opened The CenfrO AzReriedHo says that Mr..
Felix Belly was the originator Of the idea, and the
originator Of the Company was proceeding accord
ing to plan drawn up by thal gentleman, prior 70
his departure from Central America. The shares
are nut ND al $50 each the half Of the subscription
to be paid upon the completion Of the organization
The CeHro AnlsricdHo says that subscriptions were
eagerly taken and So 600 were subscribed 10 the
San Juan del Norte the first day. The books Of sub
scription we're at the Office Of the CentrO AmsreanO
where they would remain open until July 81 Our
nominal dates from Nicaragua are to Aug l. butthe
files are a week older, 20 We are unable TO give
the suit of the enterprise The papers urged the
people 10 subscribe and felt confident Of the success
Of the Company. ..
In the Nationel Of Leon, the NieaFaguan Govern
mPnt officially announced the resignation Of Senor
Yrissarr in consequence Of the action of the govern
ment in regard to the Cass- Yrissarri treaty. The
decree Of the Government accepts the resignation
and appoints General JerPE SeaOr YrissarTi's
successor, and not his oOadjutOr, as has been re-
ported
The Baron Dufeil French nObeman Of rank who
had resided short time in Granada, died there in
the month Of June, and was inferred with much GER
emony.
The rebuilding Of Granada was rapidly PrOgrsfs-
ing.
| GUArEMALA.-On july fs, the Hon. Beverly L.
Clarke, Minister of The United Sfafes TO Guaemaa
! and Horduras was received in public audience oy
/ his ExeeIleuey the President Mr. Clarke made an
/ extended address, during which he hanaea 70 the
/ President On autograph letter from Mr. buehaDan'
/ conveying assurances Of the hlgh eonsiuSsallo1
i and friendship Of the United States, and the ard
ent desire of the United States government and
Dsorla "a nrsserve and Increase the harmony exist
/ me between the two Republics" Mr.. Clarke took
occasion TO praise the natural advantages OF Guate
r,ola eulogizBR her geographical position and pre-
dieting Tor her brilliant future which he declared
he should do ALI hispoWer te hasten
/ The President, in reply. prOfessed great regard
| for the United States and the Americans; much sat
isfaotion that they we're so pesceaby disposed No
tcinR Mr. Clarke's illusions 70 the richness Of the
| eounfrv he said " Anxious to develop fhe eleN
ments Of prosperity with which Providence has
favored US, shall always be disp sed 10 protecl
| peaceful emigration, and it viii afford US great
satisfaction to make all other nations Pariieipa
| tors in the natural advancement Of our soil
consider that these ends will be forwarded By
maintaining friendly relations with your Govern
ment; and that cur alliance viii be highly advan
tsgPous to The people, who have eonhded thei
dcstinies to my keeping" On July p, Mr.
Clarke prooeeded to Honduras, 10 present his ere
dsntials leaving his family in Guatemala, where h
intended TO reside.
! CosTA RrcA-The Costa Rica papers are file
with plans for the Federal Government. The CroH
iea announces that all the Presidents have consent
ed to meet at La Union in Salvador, AZ time TO .
appointed by President Martinez Of Nicaragua, an
then decide upon a plan Of federation
There is q project on foot, origiuatlng with Cost
Rios, to establish Federal Navy, Of Twelve sma
steamers-six on each eoast-tO act "a . coast guar