The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05

for Gen. Cas-.
We publish elsewhere to-day q mass of infor-
nation from several quarters, all throwing light
upon some of the points of the Central Ameri-
can imbroglio.
Several of the Commodores, each with small
army of allies, are In Washington, endeavoring
to humbug the government into taking some
new step in the dark In regard to our Central
American relations; and the documents we pub
lish this morning will give Gen. Cass good
deal Of information regarding all these schemes
and the manner in which they are played. The
fight Of the Commodores appears to have been
reduced to contest between Vanderbilt and
Joe white-Morgan, having made q compro-
mise with the former, has gone to New Orleans
to look after his Texas and Vera Cruz lines.
He has become sole Commodore of the Gulf of
Mexico squadron. G. X. Garrison goes to Cali
fornia to-day, under q treaty of peace, by which
he lie to pull the wires there and be Commodore
of the Pacific squadron. Vanderbilt, having
been defeated by Collins in his aspiration to be
Commodore of the entire Atlantic squadron, has
now to play bis game to become undisputed
Commodore Of what we will call the Home squad
ron. He and Commodore Roberts are maueu-
wiring to prevent the creation of Tehuantepec
steam feet, and when this is done they will
fight between themselves for the broad pennant
One of our Washington correspondents init.
mates that there Is new Commodore preparing
TO come into the field, and we have some req.
son to suspect that this is Commodore Law.
We hope the government will not heed the
contradictory statements Of gentlemen Of
wealth, influence and high social position
who are continually going on from New York
to pour the most conflicting Misrepresentation
into the ear Of the Secretary Of State. We
have received from Central America recently
much more information than the crowded state
of our columns would permit US TO use and
we have studied the condition Of things there
sttentively and infinitely. We have no hesita-
ton In saying that the condition Of affairs there
Is not only not permanent, but II contains
the germs Of an early and perhaps bloody
revolution at no distant day Mons Belly
seems to be carrying everything before him;
but his sympathies and his efforts are directed
entirely 10 the perpetuation In power Of the
old servile faction, represented by Mora In Cos.
ia RIGA, Martinez In Nicaragua, and Carrera In
Guatemala Under the state Of feeling engen-
dered by the folly Of Walker and the intrigues
Of the Transit route agents on one side, and the
hope Of material aid from Louis Napoleon on
the other, this may succeed for o while. The
Belly diplomacy, with is post prandial oratory,
will 60 on swimmingly for short time, and II
we do not undertake to diminish his allowance
of rope he will soon hang himself
Among our reasons for entertaining this con-
viction we may cite the following facts:-The
French idea Is To re-establish the old Central
American republic under the rule Of the ser.
viles-the same party that caused lie breaking
up in violence and bloodshed years ago. In
Costa RIGA there Is a strong feeling against the
policy Of Mora in making himself supreme
there; and II Is well known that his own
brother-in-law, Gen. Canas, entertains forebod-
ings Of i'll from II. In the recent negotiations
with Belly and the Nicaraguan and Costa RIcan
governments Gen. Canas does not figure at all,
but seems TO have subsidized into retirement In
Nicaragua the old feud between Leon and Ora
NADIA IL more bitter than ever, and the former IL
preparing TO resist openly the seville party
who now rule in the republic. One Of
our correspondents writes 10 w that
the people are all tired Of Walker, but
that If General Quitman will come out there
every one will join him General Lamar, our
present Minister, has failed in his mission, and
Ia disguised and about to come home. Hondu-
ras has enjoyed peace for long time, and now
looks forward with hope TO the completion Of
her railroad from the Atlantic to the Pacific
which is rival to the Nicaragua route and
she is not likely 10 look favorably on the