The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15
NEWS FROM NICARAGUA.
The Struggle or the Commodores for the
Transit Observation-Disclosures OF the Csss-
YrisarIi II. e.fv. &C.

The Struggle OF the Commodores Tor tine
Transit Observation-Disclosures OF the Csss-
Yrisarri Tsesty, &c.
OUR SAN JUAN DEL SoRrE CORRESPONDENCE.
SAN JUAN DL NoKrE, July 1, 1853.
The Departure Of Monsieur Belly for New YorkWhr He
in;e.ds 10 Excitement About Tuo Fttbasers-Ayrt.
raj Of Men ard Money from the "Hotse Of VandTbh'-
Ratification Of the CdSs Y'isarri 7redty-No Neos from
Costa Rica, dc,
Monsieur Belly left us abruptly by the lss. English mail
steamer and DO doubt this has made his appearance in
your city It IL said t, be his intensou to permit Mr.
VANDERBILT to take stock in his contemplated "Nsiiona
Transit through Nicaragua, provided the Commodore
viii advance him sufficiently largo Of money 10
make II an object. Blu. his favori,e scoemo OF settling
the "Nosquto question and aiding Nicaragua by over
running the country with French emgrants 10 be
served exclusively for the benefit of himself and his
friend viscount do BArruei Boauvert and Their associates
Americans hated sufficiently before the iiusrious
Belly came here, but any who has the teniery
TO speak word in favor OF American Glands fair
chance Of being exilsd The authorities Of this town do
rot acknowledge that the government OF the United States
has any rgh. know what Is rznsprng here, and
"A would not be strange there should be edc
Rsued forbiddng American to transac, business
settle at Ibis port. There have, within few months
rat two three American merchants established thcn
selves In business here but they looked upon in
uders and ANGST bitter feeling evident among The old
settlers.
Something ike two months ago report circulated
tha, three men who had ranch near the "Noin !" tho
point on the river serapiqu, from which tho mail road
branches off towards San Jose had been upset In
and two Of them drowned. The third cane back 10
the ahon almost naked and circulated the story stating
that he had been several days wandering In the wilder
meas without food, &C., &c. Search made In cvory
direction BY German Consul for Costa Rca but neither
49, N.
The morning Of the 25th ult the missing came into
ths town. and communicated 70 a retired 6lbuser living
here whom they though, worthy Of their confidence that
instead Of having been drowned they bad been staying in
he woods short from the serapou river, where
they had built them hut The story OF thoir disaster
got up by them and circused BY their partner al The
"kcn" in order 70 deceive the public and tnss their
plans all carefully laid 10 rob the Costa Rcs Al.
boat on ITS passage up and down the river and that as
they supposed 10 be dead they could easily
detection The received tner declarations, and pre-
tended enter heartily into their plans, but went i'm
dsiely and informed the authorities and the mon were
arrested and put In prison. At their examination the next
morning before the Acalde. assisted by the Mayor ard
Captain Cauty, nothing proved against them, but the
court nevertheless concluded 70 remand them, and
order WA made ordering them 70 be held subject 10
rcquston from The Governments Q, Costa Kss rney are
with Walker Zone Frenchman and toe other Swss),
and their arrest aud examination have created great sg
auon this Captain Cauty who seemed 70 be the
PRINCIPAL adv scr Of the Court much distressed
Of his son COL George who HIS been for some two
months looked Tor nero ~ tne noal " DIS army suu
Who with bis command, hts anxious parent cIn ectured
had been met with and cruelty murdered by these two
rascslly hlipusers a boat sent no 70 the uoio,
and aer an absence Of twenty tour hours returned with
The slad dings that Colonel Csuty and his army were
alive and well could be expected. Upon the receipt
81 this q visible change was n)tccsbe, aud am
hsppy 70 state that the peace OF the community again
besnR restored.
The from Granada Ia not particularly interesting.
The Csss-Yrssrr treaty has length ratified by the
Assembly, and has received the signature President
Martinez But has been altered by the Ncaraga
hat "A In VIII will he NJ
washpgtou General lamar, when last heard Of, was
about leaving tor Costa Rca.
We were most sgrecaby surprised tho eveniug OF
the 7ath nit hy arrival IN harhcr OF the steam
ship Granada, having on board u. B. Allen, Esq, and
marty who have conclude arrangements with the
aoyerpsnt Of Nicaragua 10 open OF once the rrsost
route. The little steamer Morgan wocn Miller declared
IN his protest. made some time ago at AspinSs hat s
machinery taken out and made away with by SCOT, Wa
nv "the ssid scottv got ready m les thar sN hovrs
though she hgh and dry cot Of water on Pun Are
mas aud Mr.. Allen aud party let the evening altr nsr
arrival with the "pata fHcts ON board, 70 pay INTO the
hands Of the Ncaragusn governopt That s TIC way 70
30 business Success 70 she new Transit, aod the re-
OF trade With Nicaragua We have been dls long
enough and erybody IL anxous for busircss
Tho mail has arrived IRON Costa Rca bat there IS no
pess.