The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-29


SO long expected "Anglo French protection,
Sir William Gore Ouseley is now here, and
sident to the Cabinet and to the members Of
the Congress; and certainly, Sir William, backed by
Queen Victoria, will be listened to by them with
conhdepce than General lamar, backed by President
buchanan Things, however, have come to gu n a crisis
that it be this country will open at last her eyes
her inter- SITS; but expect to be
the immense evil worked by Walker side, and
Belly and fellow Europeans on the other.
OUR SAN JUAN CORRESPONDENCE.
SAN JUAN DEL NoRrE, Jan. 4, 1859.
The Ne,us Of Walkers Coming in San J,an-Ho,oa Affect
ed The Natiues-Conf icting News from the Interior
General Lamar Hu'nbugged in Costa Rica-rae River
Ttade and the Transit Route Men, DC, dc.
The people of this interesting town thrown into
quite hystsrlca excitement New Years morning.
The United States ship Jamestown came up from Aspn-
wall and brought the intelligence that Walker and
Der of his followers had efthe United States for this port
on the It'll ult. Antonio de Barrue sometimes called
Loro, the Parrot, most seriously affected by the
news, and could be at all points burryng along the
streets, denounciug the American government and all
emanatng therefrom set of fbusters, &c. De Bar
rue Sr., alias the viscoun Beauver entirely upset.
and the contortons of his monkeysh looking
tressng the extreme to look at. The little deputed
representative of Colonel Cauty sort of semi dancing
penetrating pair Of brass bowed spectaces, was
likewise very seriously afflicted. The Dutch Mayor of the
town behaved with great calmpess declaring that he
placed full reliance in Sir Gore Ouseey to defend himself
ana the town from ali harm whether il came in the shane
Of Walker 'dur tuyful" But the day passed away
and no Walker appeared, do think there will The
British ship Diadem got under way yesterday, It ia
sad to look after the dbusters, and the United States
chip jamestown cruising off the river Colorado for the
came purpose, and there two English and own
chip Savannah lying at this port What Walker
| pect, but to be caught should he come this way9
LEARN from what deem good authority, that Nicara
qua has at last become Disguised with the ''Bey cerk'
and his insane old father de Batrue Beauvert II said
that the government has dismissed the younger de Bar
rue from Office and that serious charges to be pre-
erred against b should he be caught in the interior of
the State in connection with his management Of certain
correspondence from France.
The news from the interior is as conflicting usual
One win tell you that the country is enjoying perfect
and deiectable peace, another will announce revo
luton Just the Of breaking out and third that
Sir William Gore Ouseley is giving notice to the 60
verrmeni to pay up the claims Of British claimants
or he VIII ncontnently annihiate the republic But
is however, ncontestabe fact existing in Nicaragua
and that that the people are all but starved out and il
something In the Mcawber line does not g turn up
the whole State will be einphsticaIy a republic of pau
pers Costa Rca gave Mr. lamar immense satisfaction.
Mora rawned upon Toasted him and xna his confidence
but scarcely his back turned before Mora ratified
the Belly contract although Mr. Lamar had been made
believe that he repented OF the part he bad taken in
necton with II at Rvas " sackcoth and in ashes 1t
said that Martinez intends to ratry the contract with
Belly, has already done so, notwithstanding the stand
taken by Mr. Cass, and which was long made known
TO the President and government Of NICARAGUA. We
shall see
The little steamer Laura Frances was loaded and ready
TO leave with freight and passengers for Granada when
the jamestown from aspinwai with the intelligence
that the Washington to have left New York positively
the 2d this port with passengers for California
tn news induced Col Childs TO a day or to
see the Washington would come, and ne to anchor
on the San Juan side, where bright look out kept up
for the expected steamship The old Transit men, taking
the lead Of Joe Scott declare imposbty for any
except Vanderbilt to open this route, and
exercise great amount Of generous pity Cor all those who
differ with them.
Speaking Of expecting the Washington if the Stebbins-
White Company does DOT succeed, Mons. Bely's
is the next in order and fear will he strongly support
ed leaving the interests OF government entirely
IN the background. II Is nonsense to talk about the Van
dyke vanderbilt Transit or. indeed. of Vanderbilt him
self. Notwithstanding bis malttudinous agentsWebster,
Miller Spencer. and all the rest Of such charactersvan
derbit has no chance in White fails for Belly the
next in order, as have said and whether govern
ag for white or not It is the interest Of the
government Of the United States support him Neither
England France, nor any other government will oppose
White our government endorses him; but should White
fail the American interest would receive a blow
JANUARY 8, 1859
time for the closing Of the mail and the wash
inRton has not made her appearance. Col Chds having
apparently become discouraged has been his way TO
Granada some hours in the little steamer Laura Frances
and seems doubtful whether expectations of seeing
the Washington will be realized.
SAN JuAS DEL NoRTE Jan. Ia, 1859.
The Wreck of he Suson-7he Washington Gone TO Aspin
poll--San Juan Wen Protec,ed-W Who Boarded the Wash
ington'-Non- in,ertsrence Of the English; dc.
schooner arrived here yesterday, and reported tina,
the Susan had been wrecked Belize the coast OF
Honduras and that all Of Walkers had been taken
back TO Mobile
This information derived from the English Consul al
Greytown, who gave II official Information received
from the schooner and generally regarded true.
The impression TO be that had the Hermann been
A. w
ngton TO have landed her passengers might have been
done without any difficulty
The Washington left here today for Asplnwal where
che will remain until the San Francisco mail arrives
pcctng to hear something Of the Hernanns whereabouts
should nothing be heard Of the Hermanns being the
other side and definite information OF her expected
rival there In the of few weeks then the Wash
ington will proceed round the Horn. There two
hundred passengers bound for California via Cane Horn
This place Is pretty well protected, there being
five ships Of war lying of the mouth Of the river, two
English md two American men.ofwa The jamestown
boarded the Washington some fifteen miles or coming up
the mouth Of the river. She was boarded by the
Savannah the British ofwar Gear, lying by,
near the town Her Britannia Majestys steamer Dadem
up and anchored between the Cesar and Savannah
having just come in from cruise
San JUAN DEL NonrE, Jan. II, 1850.
Return of The Wdshingtos--7Ae River Sleamer-Bri;sh
Mes-of War-7Ae Hartor Nearly Czoed in--7ze James.
to,pn SRI on Thdt Crsia-Legtiudcy Of Ms Belly Can
-Cudydiolo and hSs Braues--Lurwtes from tie In.
erim-oId De Bayrraa Hoaned-British Steamer Thames
and the Pila--The WeasAer-Trouoles Of Martin>:-
Probable Abdication--7he Plemipos-Hopa Of De Bar
rsil--Old Settlers Re,nring TO tie Line, Dr.
The steamer Washington arrived on the lth with two
hundred and fifteen passengers again intending conncc
ton with the Hermann at San Juan del Sur and again dis
appointed Thirteen were landed having entered the
service OF the company with large supply Of stores aud
utensils for the eopanys laborcss and the steamer de-
parted Tor hspnwal on the 18th
The river steamer Laura Frances owed out the Savannah