The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

for $50 900 cash and being one of the most perse-
verlng men living, he has resolved 10 kill two birds
profit and take possession Of that million of acres
In Mosquito which he claims under the Shepherd
and Haley grant He says the treaty fully provides
for him, and be IL resolved TO have his own, peace
fuliy II possible but have it he must. His arrival
In Greytown viii create sensation and you
may look out for stirring times in that quarter.
2 The Colonel, besides a numoer Of others, takes
with him in this expedition DR. Sutherland, Thos. s.
and tSre, and every way calculated to win respect
and laures. Later adyices announce the sailing of
- bark from Aspinwall on the morning of the l4th
- is no doubt of the Coonels success, CONNER
- and otherwise rs he has the sagacitv and cou-
f1geAo achieve il; and it il expected before this
reaches you he will be IN possession OF San Juan del
Eorte installed as governor OF the place and fori
fed with the documents. besides having made
nice profit out OF his goods
rumor has reached here of a mutiny on board
her Britannia Majesty's shipof.war Brunswick. 1t
appears q bad misunderstanding has existed for
Some time between the officers and captain of that
ship which, as am informed, finally ended in the
captain placing some of the officers in irons.
proof Of how the money flies, with respect to
the different contestants for the Nicaragua Transit
route is afforded in the late arrival of Col Schles
singer ut Aspinwall. This gentleman is acting in
correction with Mr.. Body for Joe White Co, and
came by tho way of the San Juan river. He was
furnished with letter from Gen. Lamar to expedite
his movements. Does this compliance Of our Minis
ter at Managua suggest any indirect interest In
IrhuStt bpeCudtOul when ue arrived ~ GfcytOWu,
finding the Fulton and Susquehanna had left, the
Colonel saw he must trust his fortunes to bungo to
be In time to meet the United States mail steamer.
Accordingly bungo with four men were hired to
make the trip, and the Colonel agreed to pay $l75
for his safe and tinely passage to Aspinwall. He
effected it just in the nick of time, and goes on to
New York by the Moses Taylor being also bearer Of
dispatches TO Yrsarri. The Vanderbilt side Is not
less active and expected to get the start this time
but the arrival of ScLlessinger has somewhat damp
ened its prospects. Webster remains behind to
watch the boats, and Mr. George McMurray is de-
puted to present TIE documents to CON- Vanderbilt.
Look ont for an ugly disagreement between Mica
ragua and Costa RIGA, notwth standing the apparent
entente cordioie now seeming to exist. The COM
missioner sent by San Salvador, Col. Negrete, is
going backwards and forwards to arrange the dis
puted points, but yet without success He has
gone to San Jose with Gen. Jerez, also ompanied
by Col Cauty, who was sent TO bamboozle Ncara
qua into an Arrangement about the sale of the
steamers. In this he partly succeeded; but since it
has been ascertained that the two countries-old
and young-have been acting in collision with
Webster and by shrewd manpuvrng, jockeyed out
of Nicaragua admissions. Now that she understands
the whole matter she will repudiate. Vanderbilt
has got so deeply wedged in with certain official
spectators in Costa RIGA that he will find IT i'm
possible to get anything from Nicaragua; so that
IL Stebbins Co. raise the "tn" to purchase the
steamers. &c. the route is theirs.
Yellow fever is breaking out on the Atlantic side
are several cases IN Aspinwall and from the un-
healthy position Of MAT town at this (wet) season of
the year great fears are expressed Of the contagon
spreading in consequence of the system adopted by
the Steamship Company landing their yellow fever
cases in the place Immediately on their arrival at
the port. The citizens of the place should look to
this in proper time, and establish a quarantine.
OUR AsPNwALL CORRESPONDENCE
AsPINwALI, April 10, 1853.
Ratification of the Yrissari 7reafy-Finai Vote in
the Nicaraguan assembly Transit Route Negoti-
,y,ors- COLONEL CrbT.e IN GER 1oJ Bic fyorE Mr.
TFebster and the Lake Steamers Interests of Cos
ia Rica in the Vessels, &c.
The steamship Columbus arrived at Panama on
the 9th inst, with news of the ratification of the
treaty with Nicaragua II is said the ratification is
owing solely to the influence and exertion of Mr..
schlessnger. Secretary of the Nicaraguan Legation
o. Washington.
The Congress, or Convention. on the 2eth March
had resolved to adjourn on the following day.
SchIessinger reached Monagua on the evening
OF the same day. Having ascertained that
the treaty had not been acted upon, and
that an adjournment would take place on
the following day he stripped off his coat and went
to work with the sssiduiiy and perseverance Of
lobby agent at Washington, where he has had ample
opportunity to learn the trade. Through his per.
suasion the treaty was taken up on the following
to 6. The wires were again put in operation, the
vete reconsidered. and the treaty ratifed-l0 to g.
A beautiful exemplifcation of mutatis mufnndis.
-four newspaper reports state that the vote was 10
for TO 8 against the mtificaton.-ED.l
Matters in Nicaragua in reference 10 the Transit
route continue in most glorious confusion. At the
last dates Body, the agent Of Stebbins q Co.,
ahead. The time for the fulflment of their con-
tract has been extended until January next
IThe newspapers state 20 November next.-ED.1
Or until The river rises sufficiently to pass the
steamers. This company, at present. Is undoubtedly
the fayorite Of the government-by what influence
cannot understand.
Webster continues at Managua. He has condi-
tionaly bought the steamers San Carlos and Virgen
for 100000, payable on 26ih July(O Will Commo
modore Vanderbilt furnish the amount The San
Carlos il biiged aud viii cost more TO repair her
than she Is worth.
| enclose you a contract between Costa RIGA and
Nicaragua relative 20 The steamers with the transac
tons. which you can publish IL considered Of suff-
Gent Importance.
s9ons CONVENTION BETWEEN COSTA RIGA AND
NICARAGUA.
In those places marked 80 several words we're left
out in tue original and the Translator could not supply
tam
TIE rovsrnmsntef the republic Of Nicaragua and the
government OF The repdbc % Costa Rca with the design
Of pu,1g end 10 the differences relative 10 the
ship Of the Of the lake and Of the river Of san
siriss 70 them have apponted-he former the Minister
Of Foreign Re atoms Don Gregorio Juarez aud the latter
Coos fNos George Cauiy who beng iuvesed with ,aer
req se,iyr pouers. have agreed 70 ,hs follo.ing-
Arr l. Nicaragua recognizes said stes Ders and their
apryiiens.oes lawful prize tskep In war from The
dibgsers the property Of Costa Rcs 49, 10 Mr..
weOstef, ngeDl Of the Vanderbilt company, in every
respe0l.
Ar Costa Rca, IN Confederation or the assistance
~ the forces q the government OF Nicaragua
ttay and ~ She co operation which she leut for the
ttveiy q TIE stamerVRen and whish she % still 20 lend
the recovery Of the other river steamers recognizes
sRua az uwrer OF third part q AL The steamers,
The yery terms crossed IN ,rs, e,rtysr,,o s as.
ttkiosrasus there be1ugs IL sad sac thriy thousand
dol airs
Ar, 5. IN csss the steamer cou'rac, with Mr. webssr
does Dot take effect TIE of Costa RI agrees
that Ncaragua shall osp11e ot all o. Wca, ia order 70
faclhste whatever ConFHci 30 may respecting The
TrarsL n tnat case the government ~ kcasgia shall
inform that a Costs Rca, notifying Der OF he con'ract
may axe And the proceeds sha be div'fef u1der She
terms - tao hlrds for Costa Rca and OF hiri
fer NcaTsgus and COSTA cs should make TIE sale the
sbsii pOy Ncarayus OF the contract, giving her the
third Of the urOueefs which peiopfr f. her