The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22
NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
Ten Days Later from San Juan del Sorte-
Visit Of President Martinez and Gen.
Jerez, Of Nicaragua, to the susque-
hannah and Wabash-The
Treaty between Costa
Rlca and Nicaragua,
&c, &C.. dc.


The following despatch from special correspondent
was received by the Black Warrior from Havana. vas
brought from San Juan del Norte by the Wabash whc
arrived at Havana the 18th inst. -
OUR SAN JUAN NORTE CORRESPONDENCE.
| U. g. FRrGArE WABASH,
SAN JUAN DEL NORrE, Jan. 8, 1853. I
ADd'rs at San Judn-Teaty Beusen Nicaragua and Cot,
htd Conctuded-PreSidnt Martinez in 75,c.-Den,an3
for the Restoration Of the Rioer Steameys-CAan0e in the
Municipal Government Of San Juan-Aryi,al of Gen.
Jerez, dc, dc.
The Wabash is lying of Point Arenas narrow san6v
peninsula, and somewhat remarkable "a the late head
quarters Of General Walker What sudden
has been put upon the penny candle ambition tho great
little dsturber of Central American repose prosess
On the Wabash forty FIVE of these regenera-
TORS and with the exception Of few, they are as poor
Mixed tag rag and bob tailed purieus of New
York New Orleans could furnish Yesterday pocket
book with $40 enclosed, found by an honest tar
who delivered it over to of the officers of the ship.
On investigation turned belong OF the soi
dant officers Of General Walker who stated on it's re-
clamaon that be had lost IT, and expected never 10 have
recovered IL, as there two notorious London pick
pockets among the gang of hhbusers Is not too bad
that the United States should be pu. 10 so
much trouble and expense for the capture such set
and that their vessels Of shoui be employed in such
petty business
through the sqneamsh conduct of Captain Chatard-he
took possession n old Transit Companys warehouses;
which under the OF their agent, Mr.. Scott.
After considerable wrangng and growing between
Walker, Chaard and Scott the former, the arrival Of
the Wabash addressed very extraordinary and mperti-
nent letter Commodore Paudlng of the following
copy THE letter has already appeared in the HERALD
A few days afterwards, the General not liking how
matters gong on and being desirous OF coming
,rtA Ilt1tan JT,
using rifles, bayonets and convince obtuse
intellect Of Uncle Sam his rights of sovereignty over
the Nicaraguan soil, brought his legal and diplomatic
powers into requson and addressed another letter 10
Commodore Pauding This letter has also already ap-
peaTed in the HERALD
The Commodore believing the time for action had
to the honor Of the country and To carry out
the ouroken policy of the President his inaugural ad
dress resolved to put stop to Walkers aggressons
to prevent him from further violating law and JUSTICE
he took immediate steps 10 compel Walker and his de-
uded followers TO surrender force OF
dred marines and armed sailors with several no wtzers
were embarked in boats. and although the rough
and weather boisterous, all landed without the slightest
mishap On debarking the formed, and agreeable
to Instructions, proceeded TO Walkers headquarters,
arriving at which Captain Englo demanded
his surrender, with his followers ammunition,
&c. Walker, without any hesitation, delivered
rition, stores &C., prisoners and trophies OF war.
walker through bis Urgent enrsaes the Commodore,
was permitted oembark on the United States mail steam
er, while his proceeded sea on the Saratoga
The treaty between Nicaragua and Costa Rca OF which
Informed you In my last, has been signed the psrticu-
lars OF which expect to get when 20 on shore Presi-
dent Martinez General Herrera several officers OF
the Ncaraguan and Costa Rcan armies stopping at
San Juan. They board tho SusquehAnDa yester-
I.,, ~.
ration Of the river steamers The Captain informed them
he delivered the into the hands of the United
States Consul Mr. Cottere TO be claimed by the proper
and further he bad nothing the matter
The Wabash leaves 10 day 10 proceed 10 Havana where
sbe will remain ava ting orders from the government ~
to the disposition ofthe nrbusters.
Ilsarn there has been change the municipal govern
inert Of San Juan. Mr.. Wolf has been elected in tho
place Of Mr.. Martin Mayor, the latter accepting tho
Office Of tax collector To day, with the exception OF few
showers p the morning, has up 10 II o'clock passed or
without any rain. This here considered remark
able when for five months according 10 the state
ment OF OF the naval officers stationed the coast
he could only remember two anc days, without RAIN dur
ing that time
p. s.-Andersons party plundered everything they
could lay their bands along the river.
They are almost naked, and many OF them sick with
fever.
ing on board the Wabash and the President
Of Nicaragua thanked him for the great service he had
rendered TO the people Of this country for the dsamng
and sending the nlibusters away. He also inquired II
Captain Sands would not pursue and capture any others
that N b, land upon the coast
OUR NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.
EEw ORLEANS, Jan. q, 1858
No Waller Encitement IN NeO Orledns-7he Indignation,
Meeting EhiDs-T,e Neio Orleans Press on ps subec.
-Who are IuIustsrs and Uho are not dc DC
There s not "terrible excitement here nor any
where 10 this paIt Of the South, learn about tho
capture and return OF Walker men by Commodore
Paudioy, scarcely any excitement on the subject,
The Indignation meeting q failure, both AZ W num-
Der and character.
There class at the south which Affects 10 manufsc-
turs public opinion and direct and control events Many
Of this class busiers and they have been very busy
and very noisy about this Pauldng Walker business Tho
mas Of the people the nelgen those who have either
property character at stake, very little about
Walker one way the other Quite az mahy rejoice al
his condemn Pauidpg To ascertain the opinions
Of such have made good deal Of inquiry and therefore
speak knowingly.
The DeHa hre. eater" !" and down on Paudlns Bu-
chsnan and all concerned, Of course. The Tw D,isa
bstes slider, and would knock the administration ever
with any club TO kill him. The Courier aubuser by
has stolen from the State long that they regard
hsa eghmAte business 70 ROB IN any quarter, ou its
circulation does exceed a thousand The Gre cent Is
American, alias Kn11 Nothing and affects 70 Gre est'
but does very swkwardly and 10 Little satisfaction. The
Bee fossil whg, which tasted government pap.
lmagnes tba. n the democratic party could be broken
up the wng party some other would sree, get INTO
power, and give them the printing sgain You will OBJ
serve that the other city papers are silent or condemn
walker
Let the administration say, old Jackson would hsve
said H. The government IN favor OF the expansion
and progress Of this country but must be through he
POWER guided by the government self, and not by
needy, seedy and greedy adventurers;' and take my
word for t the South will approve the policy with
phass and u va wagon