The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20

Wk-usGroS, Sept. IL, 1858.
The Paraguay Arrangements Concissisd-JuaSe Boolia's
Inaruosoas-A Lesson for oAer spanish A~erioaa Re
prbiies-Ac<sco 20 Come Nsrs-The Sse,stns Whue Com
pany aud Nicaragua--The Transn Route Again in hs
Markd-Cosrse 9 Gen. Jercs, Dr., dc.
The arrangements for the Paraguay expedition have
been completed. Judge Bowin lct the city day. after
receiving instructions from the state Department HIS
plan s like that Of the lame general before the battle 70
sar, hrst himself IN the Hag ship q Com shubrck, sail
ing vessel leaving the steamers that not yet ready 10
follow fast they fitted out They win all
devious at some point on tho way, probably Baenos
Ayrcs, and thence proceed 10 Paraguay He will demand
apology for the nsu, offered 10 ag fa indemnity
10 The South American Navigation Company for losses
tanned by M and ratification Of the Scbcnck and Pndeon
treaty lie IN hnc spirits and very confident Of Success
Should be fail however accomplish the object q his
mission by negotiation, Com. shubrcks guns will be
called requisiton and the authorities Of Paraguay viii
be taught lesson they viii not very soon forget,
Tho line of policy adopted by the administration with
reference TO Paraguay Will give q what Mexi
CO. New Granada Nicaragua aud other Spanish American
States that have taken advantage 0f the mpunty offered
by the and yscasng poor Pierce administration TO
insult our nag and plunder our citizens may expect Tor
Mcxico ~ probably be next called 10 account for her
msdccds and government there Is sufficiently per
render satisfaction for the outrages our ci
zens the administration ind necessary TO protest
both our own citizens and The Mexcans themselves from
the violence of their oon,endng factions That any
other change that would the Mcxicans from their
present OF anarchy and msrue would be God send
them, and would doubtless be hailed as a happy de-
ivcrance from the evils with which they are now af
hctcd.
The parties holding the stcbbns and White grant for
the Transit have been notified by the government o
Nicaragua that they had not complied with the terms
of the grant In opening the route their contract has
apsed and government has been informed OF tins dc
cision by the Nicaraeuan government The parties nc
rested have ned reply stating that this step nag been
taken by the Nicaraguan government WIN he oect ~
excluding American enterprise from that istnmus ana
giving the Transit 10 the Belly French COMPANY
On being spoken % in regard 20 this matter, GenerM
erez denied that Nicaragua desires 70 exclude American
entepse or that desrous OF closing that route
OF between the Atlantic and Pacific states
lie stated that his government only desired 10 get d o
an odious monopoly which in the hands of set Of
speculators and men Of straw.
General Jerex has repeatedly informed the parties hold
ne the stebbfns White grant than their grant void
hut that he was ready " they wished 10
Nicaragua and have transit that isthmus, enter
into new arrangements with them, or with any other
parties open and keep open that route This the way
tho matter stands unless the Stebbns White Company
has made arrangement with Jerez In New York
As they have sent out several boats they done
this else they have determined 10 light II out The
probability that the Nicaragua Transit route again IN
the market, and that General Jerez will remain ia New
York until further adyices come from General Lamar