The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28
NEWS FROM CEHrRAL AMERICA.


W.nted-Enaier Aiion for Fraser River
Canal 1ransit movements, &c, sc.
The steamship Columbus arrived Of Panama tho Glib
u August from the porss cf Central America.
she had the fcllowug freiznt-baS covoons cochirea
2so hiues 20 bsies deer skins, 90 Packages sugar, so
bass coffee, 80 DO. rice and 80 packages eundries
The caes GustamsIa, July 49, San Salvador, July
81; Nicaragua, August l; and Costa Rics, August
oUs NICARAGUA CORRESPONDENCE
MAaAGuA, NIcAHAorA, July 20, 1853
Msen Of Ger. Jeres to Washington HIS Character a~d
V.er- Ntcaroa,an Questions to be Lt to Mr. Buchdnan
Ho,o 7yarsa Roats Grant Seekers Play 7hesr Cards
Cyinioras of Looksr On9cn Lamar az Leon, de-, de-
sroe the departure Of Aessrs Allen Wooster, Gottsl
sns others OF III Wander bill. ,r ost specula woo LON
The Gig OF Gra0aaa II Of july On heir way back
-, New York nothing import, has snspred iu this dul
city o, Bspsgua
With the party au led left also for Ns~ York and
Washington, Gen. Maxine Jerez, and his Secretary
Iicsnc,ado Den Jeronimo Jerez consider useless :,
ssy much about the mission OF these two gentlemen, as
will be 70 yoa long bfors this letter reaches Now
Yo~k II L not whether Gen. Jefez viii assume tho
charge formerly hold by Mr. Yrsarr a. Minister Pleaipo-
Tertiary Of Nicaragua at Washinsoo IL seems that his
government desres Nj Yrssrri remAn ~ It's repressn
aye provided he 10 keep the osce undo: the
new instructions carried to him by Gen. Jerez But this
Yrhsrl wishes TO leave his post.
General Jesez very able msn, and one OF the ablest
Of ,ns country He has -lways been tonsi sercd
of the principal leaders o, the democratic party. He IL
very much loved IN the city o! Loon, and generally
specsed ano esteemed throughout tne country he has
ha,es waseS walkers mon, and I'll the stsn OF ul;ous
tiers. Tor cencsoo Jerez be Is also very sspsoie
yout psp learned young u1Rn may be In Ni;ara
qua exceedingly anxious Of k0owng the instuuons the
Jaws, people, the nabits and customs OF the Uasec
Staes He belongs suppose to the heart OF the ieu
mist yarty sncs has been lighting ell the tune side by
ellie wi.S Tomas Martinez aud has boeu constant
y attached 70 ho, as biz private secretary and as his ali
10 all the Nicaragusn legation ~ Washington
will be fao smiie of the "tusion" Of the Leopsse
and GrsnsaiAn parties, which took place In Nicaragua
Of the % 5uiAtou OF RvAs tho lst OF May, 1857
doubt that tho concila.ory and liberal spirit OF
Gea JeTeZ ~ suit the NOBLE, right aud generous views
s;stdpr NAV al ass be Obtained between the two sao
tries. This the great desideratun Undoubtedly the
prttepsocs OF the Wal street Com nocores VIII couttnu
Their work of lasting nbrogo trying to prevent
President Buchanan and the Nicarzsua1 Mnst-r from
coyg friendly adjustment of the pending questions;
but alter all, the good will and better senSe OF bot.
governments VII, probably overthrow all the nacy OF
tho nbitous rraDsit specuiators General Jerez, u1
aersanc n - assSro ina.
ssty for the opening OF the aast route AZ for the
OF havrg IL opened, am told that they will be
left entirely suggestion and advice OF Mr Buchanan,
Without any other condition imposed by Nicaragua but
"he security Of the nationality and independence Of this
republic"
o. course Mr. Alsen, bearer to this government OF
ccnraci proposed by Vanderbilt modifying and altering
tie ed On the 9Th Of June between Webster ard
Nicaragua could succeed Obtaining grant or the
TssLs. from President Martinez VINO then at Granada
On his way to Fort San Carlos aud CASTILLO vejo.
Mary curious discussions aod Incidents took place at
GrapsoA while Allen aud Webster trying 10 get the
desred contract but General Martinez had understood
Trough s;hlsssngsr tho agent Q, s,eesas WINS.
rgaiust tris country they wpri finally himbagssa.
Ansd ~ tho consequence, Geacrn Martinez ~ss pro
baby very glad thai the Inc dihcaoos Gsiec BY Wander
bill gave him opportunity OF breaking TIE contract
with Webster. SO he broke Il, and hoped tina. General
ersz with President Buchanan, would settle all CUES
tons Satisfactorily Ia my opinion this IA the rs, time
that THE government acted xsey throughout al the
businees Of The Transit moroslio.
In the meantime, have no transit AID the country
Therefore remsos dull poor, bali deal. Beedes The IL
activity caused by the closing Of the Transit route there
any business they lxaJs ,oid by transit AMI po
cal speculsors that the ousters are coming again Not
se wfes ,sn E Wv, Soahs be lam
has been alrost without ntorrupuon Snce General
Annez come back from hs excursiou 70 Fort san
guos aud castillo vsjo, IS he has not found any nous
terri the considerably cimushec. the news
however that the ssranac hsa INTO san Juan del
Sur created another kind oil ALARM VI which perhaps
the government does not putako, but which is almost
general among these poops. They Suppose thai the Ur
10 states ere mad a the rejection OF tho Csss Yrisarr
Tsay and Ssye ,hsrcfcre son, naval forcss 70 obise
Nicaragua 10 do wha. stipulated in the SAID treaty.
ITO fac. s, that ell tho important Questions OF this
sis being unsettled the Inhabitants feel the pracarl-
Gus situation Of their cuctry aud the slightest event
make them suppose ths. grea. evil IL coming upon
mise which is pci hans vel founded, II have besp
mistaken in some observations which have made during
tnrk SOS, ,nls government ha. been thoroughly dis
appointed It's expectations with regard 70 the notorious
Mopsieur Bslly. when TINS busy Frenehman made his
ArroArance a. snn Jusr del Norte two months age,
gre rews Of biz arrival a that port induced this govern
suppose that perhaps the Emperor Of tbs French
had thought proper I, take active part 10 the politics OF
the Cens American States ard especially OF Nicaragua
The Intervention Of the Emperor once admitted, w~
necessary 70 sdmt there " any farm IN the eaen.e
~ nna, had nj.
ing apcu, Ncssgus ms.s with her hearty friend Napo
Icon III. Tbn government, then, expected . great
many things sod colossal plans aud invnoibie alliances
from The coming Of ,he great Monsieur. Tho Monsieur
Costa ca made there grss; deal Of noise aksd
OF he could against The Americans. and hs rapa
city 1f the govorrmen. Of sns United states, a. well a!
hs instinct OF expansion Of the Anglo saxon race aud
70 firth and forth He came stsr wards To Nicaragua
did In Costa Rca and after much cursing Of
the "sphit Of speculation Of the Americaas, nnsly
proposed q project OF bumbuS speculation Ia his
man wn Then known. He was nothing bat "A agent
q money mskipg spec ulsors Hs SCARCELY know the I'm
peror, sad the EmPeror does not know him ~ All W
coure the expecOt Intervention and Anglo French pro
lection 10 TINS country WA not promised py man VINO
hardly could protect himself
Nobody hAs spoken any about him; and Immediately
sfter his leaving the continual rburcs Against Amo-
aInss, esssed ' ss.,rey. Humbasssd by n. Belly,
this government does expect the French and Eng
n pro,eosora,e much talked ABOUT duriog The travel
lnxe and toasts OF the French -2eculaor Inc rise
Of tn administration have come, do not mistake, 10
better sense. They comprehend that, after alt IN. Ame
ricAn government rascay the speeches cf NJ
Belly gave them 70 understand. Tho mission Of General
Jerez washington and the Instructions given 10 him by
General Martinez the breaking OF webstcr's contract
OF all Transit business 10 TIE advice OF Mr..
the tone of tho fi-s-aguAn press lately mach
more moderate thar during Bcilys residence In
Costa RIGA and Nicarsgus ell these unequvoca srs,
IN ny oynion, f saiutay change Ia The governments
feelings and sentiments with regard 10 the American sd
mrisuation.
Gener Lamar lie al Lecn where he has boon for three
weeks for hs pleasure be expected 70 return hero 10
morrow
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
[Ssn Juan del Norte august ~ correspondence OF the
Aspnwau Liberal
The town In not alone dull, but dead, and only wants 10
be buried bot the negroes here not used 70 spades
and N hey we're they arc too lazy 10 raise one 1hs
sborons OF the North should send out something 70
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