The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-31
Aigswsy Nr year, and wants 70 do for AnOths-thS.
- deprived the government Of . treaty.

Aigswsy hr year, and wants 70 do for AnOthsrths.
- deprived the government Of . treaty.
b there anything American democratic IN protecting
noncpoles- OF excluding emigration and navies,ion'
wbM the Unied States 70 get from any forced mes
aganst Nicaragua in her sgoniAng slater WIN do
any honor to the United States government
ted States history the heading: Great naval scheve
nensl Second Dombardment Of Greytownl
There can be NO doubt that only tremendous inside
and ouso wire pulling can haye eectsd the adoption OF
such policy and those wires must have been quie ss
powerful expensive At least promising 70 the hopeful
the Atlantic seIegssphic cable Every body here is
pe,suaded and we suppdse must be the came in the
Stats, tha. the 80 called company only batch Of
few SPECTATORS who got hold Of tbs grant way
or another win the intention OF either selling
some powerful commodore, or putting Nicaragua into
acme tcrape 70 gss .omatnns in tho Esy Of reclamation
General na1imo Jerez has been appointed Miris
This mission, embracing the we'll mixed MP FRAU
st imtrosis, French Belly imeroglio and treaty
ultimately relieve Mr.. Yrharri, who has tsndered
BIS RESIGNATION Cen Ierts is the tedydvQ the Cas-
fed and ras,fed BY The A,cbly and Articles 10
and IL are the two articles mocled ruoy want Ameri-
cans 70 be i've yesrs in Nicaragua before epoyng he
privileges Of ctizen-hke NicaIsguans in the United
States.
They want further that United States troops shall not
be lsuesa on the sthmus until called for oy me Ncara
Still the General has fun po,osrs to settle the Hans and
treaty matters any ho,O. Hs ,cu disaoso GIL he tal @
Bes diplomatic Interference and prore Il to haze TIE
Transit opened BY american company as soon a. possible
Belly never had any powers nor even Recommendations
Cen Jessz is doubt the smartest man In Nicaragua,
snd full Of liberal ideas BE was come fourteen years
sgo Secretary 10 the Ncaxaguan Legation Of Francisco
CAs.oD at Paris, and u man OF expansive democr attic
prr cples He has been the leader Of this party for
many ears; always has ben, and 10 now, friend Of
Americans and American progress Be cd a. anst
Walker when no wanted to overthrow Rvas and make him
msera are settled osI 70 the American public some
great colonization scheme Be 10 DO doubt the most nt
iersen TOR this miason Although he knows the decacy
AFRO the difficult task Of arranging these Matters be not
withdrawing quite cheerful and confident in the belief
hst aft4r sufficient explanation Of all the matters in
question the cGer Of frank and open policy cannot but
ind acceptance with the United States government.
Mr. Allen had various int, views with him on the Tran
Sit matter but President Martinez deemed necessary
70 lore time gpg TO San Carlos and Gen. Jerez had
slso 10 to tho United States possible
len sgrsed % snish the nesotaons they bsd on hand 10
New York with oomncdcre Vanderbilt himself
Quite hard tax was "a. 70 Mr. Allen; The employees
chance 70 get a. bsn' or .. least OF some Of their
ten,s Tie former agents had little money to pay
Ing responsibility" the best party to pay them Mi
kr who engaged Of them was not in Granada but
up the
Of GraradA wero employed and together with the crew
Harry were sppoir ted Is lawyers for Mr. vanderbi &C
onTopg TO the NicAxsspan law aud Mr. Allen could not
leave Until he promised TO settle their claims before he
It has rever been known yet that they have any
stesners IN any Of the the Tisns how
here very Hgsh and dras always pentully offer.
eIed; few token and protested Names orcommodores
Ike Morgan, Garrison, Roberts, Vanderbilt and George
Law. never have appeared o. connected with them.
rhsy have any steamers or money let them come
government and two countries any ger. The TRANSIT
ought to DO OPEN let amp body open has the
to 90 II, and let Uncle Sam project him. and no more
This, have to state good authority, ID the view
OF the Ficaraguan government as well AZ their peo-
pie Ihy 60 not prefer nor try 70 reject any party"
The Belly Niaud % Csnai grant Is considered here
universally an Utopan scheme; and France wants 70
spend few millions to make the river navgable 90
much The better the Transit Can and will not be inter-
there millions (siIsoush doubt ,hemI viii lind their
way 10 the United States.
The s,ssey N Nisar,eus Is IN scs.on yet. rhsy
made csc,se extremely liberal Tor the encouragement
OF the cultivation OF coffee.
Gen. Lara enjoys good health hut feels quite ione
come
On tie 7h of this mouth the steamer Virgin hove in
rfht Your correspondent had his horse saddled
he heard the vhsue ara down the lake shore
To "hesr tie rtws aod get the papsrsn Plenty Of news
cnS AS@.eaaS sped an ezra, with III The nsws md
s9me editorials, which send you, thee q true
bersdrg Ct ,bc public opinion and perhaps that OF the
Nj o B. Aiken, W. R. C. Webster snd Henry Go,,ol had
arrived from New York With larger amount Of money
for the government ihsn the treasury had had be-
fore tine. Some OF this money destined for the
government the rect for the repairing OF road steamers
&c, 30 ss to Get the Transit at once into operation
Inc dsy toe President cf the republic had arrived
here suder great rejoicpgs. accompanied By Gen. Maxi
10 the hands Of the vice President uut bis re,un nom
the forte Castillo and Fan Carlos where he will attend "a
TIC eeeree Of The froaer against the announced inva
Az far a. understand the sesmers have no< been paid
Tor yet ann eth Vanderbilt was made responsible for
thoee Gains len on the boete was considered against
the law Hard Cpsh better Q0eer arrangement tbiB
Al The parties win leave tits afternoon together with
40 Mimic rneDen, ammunition and provisions for
two months, AZ well for Castillo a. Fort san Carlos
The foress there w fen amount 70 shout four hupdred
men Ia opth forts spd about Dozen cannops from twenty
four poUrders 10 eight Founders.
Business e extremely Gull.
Cod hardly known. Dimes are row exported for re-
mhnroe and frspcs are The only currency circulation
smcrR she market vemeu.
Everybody Is n h,pc Of seeing the rrans, Open and
transit TO be hourshne and 70 be guaranteed BY the
United staes government
OUR GREYTowN CORRESPONDENCE.
Saw Jras DIN NoRrS, July 20, 1858.
FEELING doaiHa Walk<r-Proiden Martinez Gurts0ns
CastiTio-GenooI Jres's Miuion to the United Staaes-
French riescs Of Hapoleon's Interference for Canal
ooiomei Cauty and Ms Rood Grant from Costa Rioa-
Value Of the Concessio~-Prcress Of Gotta Rican COM
mucs-Ststs Su~peyi Coming 10 Nep York 10 Be En-
ordued-A Host Of Grantees and Noabiluies for TIE
United &ates-Tteaos Ct General Jrcs-Hoy Ners Is
Crcudfed at San Juan--Arricai Of Bausnsors Cargo
sent you, per Granada the Of vanderbs sgep,s
arriving here They have been up IN the steamer Morgan
q, he Interior and bring down some quite interesting
news
Tho ip,er,,.,- 10 on the qHi rire against walker
Gan uartirc, Is =, Cssiio with Col. Vega, with 10, Of
,roous sutton Of var and provisions, to bold out
siege against Frark Anderson in care be should 'san try
70 take Tie FORT Tho President. Martinez, has deposited
bs presidency in the s'rds Of shs Vic. r,s.s,., q,
Aus ss,in Avii'S = --.~ N hurry IA
-, an ..~, lave been $780, "AyS
set ihrss oil right In defensive state ms was me
reason ina. Mr.. Allen and PARTY also came down