The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-26
NEWS fRel CED4RAL AMERICA
The New treaty Between Nicaragua
AMI the United States.
Reported Change in the Policy of he
Ni@raguan Government.
Movements of Monsieur Belly am
Sir Gore ouseley,


instant, with the following cargo;-l,o7 ccroous indg,
As do. cochneaI, 1851 bags coffee, IS do. rioe 40
hes IS bales deer SKINS 10 do sugar. IS balsa
We have dates from San Jose de Guatemala to the 26u
Marh; Acajulta (savador), 27th Lbertad Salvador,
2sth La Union, April Il Realeo (Nicaragua), ID, ~
PuntaArenas COSTA Rca), Sd. Tho is unimportan,
Ourtles from Guatemala barren OF news. Tn
country s prosperous and tranquil, and the improve
ments O the public roads from the principal interior
towns Il the Pacific Is conduct cd with considerable
energy.
The onh news from Salvador is that a portion Of thi
garrison ofthe city of San Salvador revoed on the nigh
of the 4sh q March against the government Of Genera
Ramos but he latter succeeded in queng tho outbreak
after killing ame four of the mutneers On the 5th em
moro Of themwere shot on the public plaza.
Every thingwas quiet when the Columbus left
NJ Felix Belly at San Jose de Costa RIGA the ID
nst endeavotng to prevail upon President Moro 60
Nicaragua and Use his influence with that in
behalf Of his Bely's) canal project President N. ls
known to take great interest in the proposed work. and
it thought would assist at It's naguratiop which
soon to take plae.
I. O'Gorman bahon had also arrived at San jose dc
Costa Rca, on buiness, it supposed connected with
Sir W. Gore Ousey mission In Central America, though
it is stated his buspess the canal project
Sir William GoreOuseley wss engaged in giving enter
tainments to the President and Cabinet and quietly negc
tating treaty Her Britannia Majestys steamship
Vixen sailed from P@ama for Punta Arenas the ON
instant, with the oblct Of bringing down Sir William
Gore Ouseley.
The French frgat Andromede, Rear Admiral Bou-
varde, was at Punta Aenas on the I'd instant The
tain OF the frgaLe had eeu despatched to the capital by
the Admiral some official business, the nature u
The coffee CROP which is unusually larga-amountng
to about 4O 900 quintalshad nearly oil shipped.
Prices were still high.
Our Managut Correspondence.
MANAeuA, March q, 1850.
The Neac Treaties IN Nicdrgua-Acirity Among the Nca
rcgua Diplomats and Saesmen-7hs ,oay B,uiness ii
Done in Crgess-7he Oseley 7reaty-Gen. Lamar ncl
to be Ont Donenor Zleaon, the Minister for Freles
A6airs, Smart Fellow-7he Lamar Treaty Projects The
United States from Nicaragua FiliJuaers--A Postat
Treaty wih E"sland-7he Sandman Teaty-Nicaraaus
Refuses to gie up P,iuteerg-She Sticks TO the URite
States This Pot-ChanN in the Policy Of the Goue~
ment-General Amresty for Political ,nces-Anothe,
Version Of the Decatur 46air-The Dot of Nicaragua
| The Transit Route and Digcunics--M Bcliy in 10
Water, de-, de-
Since the last departure of th. steamer Columbus va
have had exciting times here The foreign relations have
principally occupied attention, Aid there will b
nearly end Of writing you any more as nearly al
cardinal matters Of interest have been disposed Of MOI
only the treaty with England Sardinia have been con
cluded, but also American treaty. General Lamar has
been able to mako treaty somewhat similar the Cass
Yrsarr and ZecdonOuseley treaty. Our worthy depu
ties and senator's have been quite busy II will not bt
out of tho way to let you know q little about thu
parties represented in Congress here. Although th.
last carried between the democrats and leg
nets, there was in fact difference their potica
opinion 1t is the same Nominally, tho late Demo
cratic party has two representatives in ether Chamber
and the government party eight and nine: making
Senators and eleven Deputies But, strange 70 say
they all fight on thor own hook. It is quite often tina
matters proposed by government man are sustained b,
the so-ca!ied opposition party, and finally upset by tn
very party that proposed it, The truth is that in fac
parties exist they have little knowledge Of Par
lianentay tricks, and when bill Is about passing some
times they vote right against what they just have
speaking for in defence. But let US come back to tn
work Of the Ncaraguan Congress. Circumstance hav,
forced them 10 pass few but very important bills. Tho
present Congress is like ours at Washington everything
| done in the last fortnight.
After the passing Of the Zccion Ouscey treaty. ssI
William left for Costa Rica, and General Lamar made ht
mind up 10 get treaty anyhow, il it was only sub est
| rats.
He went 10 work with Mr.. Zeledon who, by the way
is smart old fellow and who was with tho Zelcdou
OuseIey treaty fresh his mind, quite strong party
deal with The article about landing the troops
ranged Satisfactorily but another one which put
the zelcdon ouseey treaty the greatest obstace
reads about this way, "Her Britannia Majesty agrees
prevent the fitting out OF any Illegal expeditions agaius
| Nicaragua"
This article, OF coursc, put in the English trcat,
not to guard ngains. English fbustcrs but have
ready for the United States. General Lamar opposed il
\ rs being that his nation could not sign, as
| was an insult TO his nation, and, in fact |. va
/ an article which was all a one sided affair II
favor Of Nicaragua, aud reciprocity about II
every article in treaty ought to be. Mr.. Zciedo
quietly told him that he was most willing TO make every
thing suitable, and To establish reciprocity Nicaragu
would also agree not to allow any fbustering aana
the United States. As to reciprocity there
the treaty at all all the favors in regard TO
and navigation sided for the United States ne
has commerce and not vessel, excepting the al
barges from the time Of Montezuma The denial OF Gen
Lamar respecting tho signing Of the article prohibn
nlibusering against Nicaragua from the territory Of III
United States, was considered coming from him. as th
official voice Of the White House--that il was the polio
ard programme of the United States lot only 10 tolerate
but oven to animate hlibsterDg At last the great oh
sace was overcome, by the United States promising
all their influence, and according tho laws Of III
country, 10 stop busters IT, therefore, by next sesvo
OF Congress thel Neutrality Laws repealed cvery al
buster car be fitted out openly.
| So much about the American treaty. II was sealed
signed and delivered on the o. ths month and pasa
I'd two housas n davg Mr. tho