The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-29

US there She has certainly made Nicsrssss frank Sss TO
give the xosqno whsp A. se aoe 20 ob.
With other csssi and advantages when Sne noas ~
ehe Ia just, entitled TO-
and seair-
On the Who'll, is aIresdy that ia s nego'aons With
Nicaragua has been rey aud
that mbrogio nov IN secompsneo Co.
What does the Hrec By England acting in good
faith with IRE Uniteu StaiesS Ana what mr. maxiog
very fsnS offer TO g,se up the hosqaho pr ec,orse
Does he To gay that giving up propesy Nnc' na'
been e,Oe u, Tor y vslua ne--most valuable, Hsy sly
con- ation, aux offer? Ia whas seooolo us.osor
common honesty. IN Of common seosa ~'s 'oe
writer OF ths educareog And the a9mnists lon a. pee
"eptrely euccesssut' 10 its pego'iasons VINO Nca tua
We'll that IL rather sprlghty view Of the mater COM
naYo 10 on,uors ot Genera Lamar who says 1t IS IN
sibe 10 do thing WITH these people, tnst ne never a
embarrassed wnh soy question 70 ~. ne IS M
been with The question between the untet Staf ad Nj
csyapua ard tfa only means 10 be used TO br them
TO terms is Nothing else viii answer, nd sooler
or later will be only policy Ten TO the United STA es
10 adopt country The writer above su cd
to has In regard TO tue state OF all rs
in this country for am slre he would not Willingly mis-
represent tEem 10 bis readers.
Our chips kept this coast for nothing else than
to keep of buseis and for what purposeY so inst tue
French English walk in and take the oaves and
shes. The american eagle keeps of the vultures while
the wolf and the fox feed upoa the dainty parts OF the
General l. mar returns home by this steamer. He in
tends publishing history Of his diplomacy here a. soon
sssb after his return
Our ground IS Tar as La Union on the nofn
and Punta the SOUTH making the four ports or
San Juan del SUR Punta Arenas La Union and this Rea
there is great dea for vessels to take away
the produce Of the country and also at La Union nne
La Tnon Rsseio and San Francisco, Of hides, lumber
rice sugar and Indian with indigo and coffee, Bra
III sn New oo
lie bide, and soon. large quantity Of Spanish
CEDAR the hnest the world for building pucpo'es,
grows here, and be bad for very ittie Our mer-
chants al home any quantity Of coasng vessels IN
employed that they could very easily send out here
there constant demand for them and good fregn's
always at hand
MAY Lieut.. D. R. Lambert died on board o.
this ship this morning. He hSd been unwel for
time insisted doing his duty TO the very last. H.
had bees the SICK list onya few days, and the morn
pg before DIS oea'n was up On nscS nnsre we're ssw
and biz sudden deme much felt and regretted oy his
mates, with whom be intimate and others
besiGes. We buried him this afternoon with military
hoposs and his grave stands with but solitary
papon. on the island Of Punta Yc2co. stranger in q
strange lane be s HE last sleep IA. from home,
kindred and friends; but in 3 sunny land, where the
orange blossoms mDse their fragrance with that of a
thousand wio Towers, and where the wild birds salute
the morning and the evening sun with strains OF sweetest
melody; where the m ghty roll mountain high,
and feak with thunderke the bed where he
sleeps.
About ha past three O'Clock the corpse lowered
to the by the sailors The Episcopal burial service
then by Mr.. Upehur the grave filed up aud we
left the soldier the officer and the 10 his last sleep.
OUR SAN JUAN CORRESPONDENCE.
UNITED STATES SHIP ST. Lous, I
SAN JrAS DE NICARAGUA, June 2, 1859 7
Monsieur Belly's Surveying Pdrty-Deta Of his Ads1,
tmes-7he Su,py to De Completed by the End Of July
Disadvantages Of the NesO Canal STRAIGHTFORWARD o,
Men Of Var, dc.
The mail steamer (Brtsh) leaves here to day for
Aspip vail so hasten to transmit to you all the in.e
gence can CLEAN TO date.
The progress that the surveying troupe, under Mon
sieur Felix Belly, making, presume occasions nc
trlpg interest among the financial well
communities at home for the issue Of this survey
pends in great measure the anal undertaking OF the
great canal project have carefully watched the pro
ceedss Of this party for the purpose CT
uniting you the same for publication In your valuable
journal
After few cursory reconnaissance Of San Juan
river near ts mouth Belly, with the majority his PEG
pie, embarked in bungees for the interior Leaving de-
tachment at San Carlos, be chartered the little two cat
power steamer Virgin the property OF the late Transit
Company and with the remainder OF his men embarked
IN her for Lake Nicaragua for the purpose
surveying that lake. While employed thus, during the
early part Of May, terrific whrwiad suddenly xept
over this large ,heet Of water aud heavy arising
approximations were felt for his safety, but he
succeeded In weshering the gale The news
foundered, and severa Of his men were lost bu, the
report has been fased by the arrival of one or two OF
the invalid corps at San Juan.
The surveying troupe employ cd in the vicinity
San Carlos and near the Colorado delta OF the
San Juan Monsieur Belly eIpe is to complete his sur.
veys by the latter part OF July at the fartnest
Among The old residents Of San Juan have not been
enabled TO and whose opinion to the enter
calculations, both regards time and money WHICH
to devote to sas L. proposed viii
be but or eighteen feet DEPTH which Ger
even should be successfully completed the high rates or
tariff will prevent vessels bound to the Indies from pass
Ing through for Is must be remembered RENE th. the net
fling. Merchandise can now be transported across the
Isbmus Of Daren via Panama Railroad and reshpped for
Pacific ports at cheaper rate than could be done by
routes should the contemplated Honduras Rail-
way be consructedas from the favorable geographical
and aphca Of the country we nave good
reason 70 believe that il will be-then the canal must in
evtaoy sink the capital invested ia IL. We
this affair in essentially financial light Invested of ali
Hypothetical seues for whatever credit be attached
the undertaking. yet s hardly probable that capitalists
will embark their means in visionary or uncertain enter
prises.
The people Of San Juan elated the intelligence
just received Of the mail contract having been given to
White and they look ward TO abe speedy reopening
this Transit with eagerness yhe usual apl.nstic
appear Of the place already sensiby angel aud
home. Now that Europe s involved in dl ul,y there Il
no better time TO terminate both Contra, merca-
and Cuban difficulties han the present have not
little cophience In asserting that this will be
before the ADMINISTRATION Of Mr. Buchanan has waued
IcerAiny do thinx tnat the Of Great
removed from San juan, and the stars and str les
displayed from Moro Castle events most
At the last advces the flagship Roanoke q, Csrtha
gena the Jamesiown at Aspn wall, and the BROOKLYN
Savannah and Saratoga Vera Cruz is presumed
the jamestown will relieve us, ere long and we viii be
despatched to AsFinwal. l certainly nope Three
months among nceassnt rain and masmac odos s quite
enough for one episode 10 a war ships cruise
The Briteh gunboat Basilisk is the only vessel 10
port except oursef The American merchant bark White
Cloud sailed for New York from the 3lst uno
San Juan quite unhealthy at date, but no. been
visited with Of the endemic diseases the country
THIS unques,onaby owing TO tue scrupuous ceanlness
OF the ship, and the hsalthfo discipline which the
men are subjected TO- There s probably NO shio in the
squadron in better condition than the ST. Lous More
anon.
SOUTH AMERICA.
OUR VALPARAISO CORRESPONDENCE.
VALPARAISO, Chile, Nay IL, 1852
Gor1nmen Forces Victoroas at Coq,sim5o- 1os Fiyh
The CfvI War at an End for the Preeni-Outyage up0s
the American Brig Townsend Jones BY Order Of the Chilean
Goo1nm'a-7he Brig and Caro- Abandoned to tie CHI
lean Gou7nment-Inte.ference Of Gorer,or Biglr, III.
american Manifestations Troubles Anticpated- The
Chilean Authoritarian the Wrono-A,rtu,l of IN. Nea rrr