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

OUa ASPINwALL CORRESPONDENCE.
AsPrNwArI, June 49, 1858.
Affairs in Nicarasa7he Yrisarri Treaty. Contenspe for
Ne United States-A. Belly Claims the Game Wors-He
Lesus for HapanG--Frsnch Dandyim Amongst the
Nasiues-A Canal Promised in Quick Hme-CoIord
Sehlsssingr and his Disappoin,nse~:s-Hs Goes to
Threaten Walker to Martins, dc.
From Nicaragua there is the usual misunderstanding
Of interest.
The treaty Ia not talked about, and In that great
republic the United Safes regarded very insgna
cant and pratical country.
Monsieur Belly has played his game and taken his de-
pasure he goes hence to day the Granada via Ha-
What Monsieur Belly has done in the matter Of
diplomacy few know. Outside Of his official achieve
Dsnts he has spurged in the most extended style, and
AS0nized In ribbons and decorations.
He 10 doubtless Fastening TO meet Count Sartges in
Washington, from whence we shall first hear how the
"iYoe" has jumped in Nicaragua.
He has defeated your treaty with that power and ru
nor SAYS no leaves win treaty In ms pocket very "a,
baud canal in less time than any other government
would require 70 survey The route
Schessnger arrived here the Taylor, and left the
nth the Columbus for Nicaragua. AZ he
btushDgy humbueged and fooled by Martinez on his lat
sealed package IN which we're old ne instead Of
The ratified treaty he supposed, the probability that
he win stock the cards Martinez now. de goes armed
and fortified with inoubtabIo evidence that Walker will
- IN Nicaragua in . few weeks.
Thero being government vessel at Greyto at pre-
sent walker land 1t point he chooses Let him
AspNwAII, June 10, 1858.
n. Belly in 7opn-Hs Leaves for Havana and Washi,g-
ts-1he Lake and River Boats-7he Grea. French Canal
S~d Raiiroad Projects, dc.
Monsieur Belly has just landed from the Engsh steamer
All viii sail at board the Granada for Ravsna-t
is said en- route to Washington. He has been quilting
natives here and will gull the natives there. While
~ Greyown be closely shut up with De Barwe the
nj he yho tina e dana
what mischief possible against the Americans and all
treaty interest," and he is going soft sawdor them.
There must be several fleets Of those lake and river
boats for every steamer brings fresh reports Of Wander
Bin having come in possession Of them.
Miller has arrived at Greytown from the interior.
The nea,y-"rhere is such thing''-like Mr. Mac
seths dagger, that gentleman all In bis eye.
Mr. BArwel 10 90 70 France, 10 make arrangement
for the opening both of nteroceanic canal and rail-
road What . wonderful 20 ahead people we arel That
uuch III used individual Columbus was the FIRST, We be-
Neye 10 make the proposition, and thinking
Of y. Wonderful How WONDERFUL
OUR SAN JUAN DEL HoRrE CORRESPONDENTS.
GsEYTows, june Is, 1858.
Mons Belly after the Gold Of Central Amerioa-The French
Apprentice System to be Introduced, dc, dc.
Your paper being recognized the best informed on
m matters relating Central America, AN sure you will
alo. me brief space for few remarks upon recent de-
spsn. somo time in the Interior and especially in tho
Mining REGION and claim appreciate the n,alculabie
importance OF Nicaragua this particular point OF view
Perhaps can clear away little OF the fog thai hangs
round the career OF the distinguished French ssvan-
Bely-in Costa ca and Nicaragua. and which, Ike the
s,oud over the Israetes seems to be nsepirabe
comparimcpt that gentlem pilgrim Many rate,
The communication OF few facts may enable yoa TO I'm
rsvei my sery whish hitherto been quite successful
n confusing the American press.
ns safe 70 infer that NJ Belly has other designs in
Nicaragua Than the collection Of specimens 10 natural his
tory for the embsIlshmep OF the Imperial cabinet Toe
stability Of the Bank Of France, and mathematical
sequence, the stability OF the Napoleon dynasty, is
we'll known, depends upon the banks ability TO pay
specte Upwards of sixty millions Of francs premium
gold paid 70 the jew money dealers for this pur
pose lsses Nov what fraSSe needs ana lees we
shall what California IL 70 the Unci states aad
Australia 70 England; and such Nicaragua NO country
on the Of earth contains who the samo extent
of territory richer deposits Of the pressous metals. So
gova MalAgslpa and Cbonales, have all gwen proof OF
mines Of sver ami god-far exceeding In net products
be mo<t IA nous mines OF Peru and Mexico Tness
ere accessible surrounded by valuable water prgi.
ges neatoy and fertile region, and tho character Of
the mineral formation such that they may pe worked
extensively comparatively little expense and With
santy VI immensely profitable results Those arc IA
mllar from the writings Of Squer, Frederckst,l,
ths official reports Of Judge Campbell and Others in ths
Ricaragzan>se and the hERAIDs correspondents; but
the reports Of snnere h bonere and other French 80
eeoiosits and metAurgs, who have, within TIE Pastfew
years explored these regoas The gold mines Of which
mere are some hfy already Opened yield upon an ave
rage, with the imperfect native machinery now used
seventy 1ye dollars ton produc: could
easily be more than doubled By the substitution OF the
me whole expense Of mining and reducing tho ore
nos under any crcans.aaees, sxceed tsen dollars 70
dollars the ton Bstsnnere assured mo from hi,
observation that the entire range Cocnsses
ha ollra
passed through machinery with average yield
GOLD and silver, OF hundred dollars 70 the
Inc ver mines are, however, the richest rweoty
Of ore from the furnaces Of Mestzs nine in cnoa,acs
shpped London for reduction yielded the extraordinary
product Of fourteen hundred aoars 70 me toa AMI com
chase worKng OF this mine, with capital OF twelve
millions OF francs, when the martinez government publish
entering the mineral district For this many OF
these mnes the titles 10 which held BY Americans
are now Nm worked II Is believed that tho political chiefs
az Csta RIGA and Nicaragua by their efforts
shutting up these valuable mines for some time pact
have bad IN the,r miS minds eve ,nls grand Belly
commercial Powers, France, England aud the Unised
States
leaves the plants flowers "thst might kiDilcd
rapture breast OF beauty 70 bloom unseen save by
the passing Indian and applies MS genius 70 more nae
ria less copgenial subjects No travelling naturalist
he He makes his calculations and hods that gold and
silver be laid down 10 Paris at I've per cent less than
the standard value In Europe thus eavng the Immense
sums pad 10 the Jews aud realizing large pro1i 10 the
opre,ors lie next from Cea Rc and Nicaragua
ROYALTY OF ten per cent all precious metss extracted
from ire so Of those countries thus giving 20 Mons Belly
sbe most magnificent monopoly In the world. He taxes
have grant put under the protection OF Tue En-
peror and modesty suggests that the Emperor viii "a.
protectorate oyer Nicaragua and oven construct
the canal which be formerly projected.
Martinez and Mora fall vouptuously into the arms
OF Belly, will 10 hemselvei
political supremacy. No such tribes IA pre-
,o~' and ssOs%py racd GRANT, and sos
their dread and Jealousy OF Walker and the United states
government overpowers all other feelings AT present.
Another thing which Belly contempates In his grand
scheme Of maintaining the equilibrium Of nations " the
introduction OF Guinea niggers into Nicaragua on the
French apprentice system He has seen enough OF the
country 70 know tast lacks labor, and he cooy pro
noses establish this anomalous institution upon this
tipent and in such contguiy 10 shores TIA, every
wind from the south will wst s odors our southern
states ~ Belly covets not only the gold and silver OF
Nicaragua and lis cattle upon thousand hs, but he has
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