The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
Our San Juan Del Norte Correspondence.

Our San Juan Del Norte Correspontlence.
SAN JUAN DEL NoRrE, Jan. %, 1852
The Cass Ysarri Treaty Raifed-Poor Prospects Of the
Belly Scheme-Hopes of the Transit Opa,ing-Poltica'
Arrests at Leon-7he MosQuito king the MoUe &c. dc
Nothing lives between Greytown and silence. The
Greytowners sis waitn', expecn' and willin" They
appear all quiet and harmless country village
on Sabbath morning during e" "meetin'" time, and
faceous, 'actous" friend, De Barru might from his
appearance be the dominic his face present
out to length "prodigous." Several causes may be
quoted for the extended dimensions OF his physog One
the want of success in the sale Of sundry bogus titles
another the small prospect Of the final triumph of Belly
with his canal project and the gradually oozng faith Of
having his ockers rcpenished by the successful advent
Of old Woods and his travelling companion upon drawn
off treasury.
Our knowing ones have emo sympathy with the captain
Of the Hermann that went TO San Francisco without touch
ing at San Juan del Sur. Still, they not without
fdence OF seeing at length the Transits opening glo
riousy dreadng opposition with the exception of the
Tehuantepec in spite of her oft dreaded harbors much
read Of and talked Of They will compare gracousy with
all have to exhibit this side Of this famous neck Of
land.
The British men-ofw war Diadem and Cesar still retain
their position outside the harbOr with the James
town and Savannah while the Valorous rides at her ease
and safety within that terrible sand bar Sir Gore who
in the interior studying botany, and well pro-
teced in his innocent pursuit OF knowledge by English
",
the general which has seized
the reasers and their presidents from the rumored ap
proach Of houseIs north and south Several arrests
nave been made at Leon Of natives and whtes upon
pcon of being cognzan Of and ready to lend their aid
to the party lately wrecked on board Of the Susan.
The brig Forth has just arrived from Aspinwa with
one hundred cases Of English muskets and merchandise
OF various kinds. The English landed the
kets at Aspnwan by mistake and they were re shipped
the Folth They intended for the soldiers of nj.
caragua and will be taken at the river San Juan.
The King of Mosquito has paid formal visit to the
British men Of war, and with the aid OF the
British Consul has transacted some weighty bus.
appertaning TO the welfare of the sable kingdom.
Having force enough now TO back their pretensons,
and 1t darky hined that sold Joe favors the design.
England is to have her way in Central America and the
United States are to have their way in regard TO Mexico,
speedily allowed TO float into with France and
Spain. when John Bull will enjoy the amusement, indif
eren to the consequences, believing " if they kill Cassio
or Cassio him, each way makes my gain"
Since the affair Of the Washington there appears
codness and reserve between the English and the
can men Of now in port and out Of port perhaps
account Of the vessels lying outside they visit
the shore often as formerly they paronizng
10 each other. and John Bull has not the opportunity OF
repeating: Oh ahl Brother Jonathan fine ships eh ah
but not TO be compared 10 the, eh ah Tarembarnem
the Roastemeateml'
Now that the busters dispersed by the misfortune
to the Susan, both Uncle Sam and John Bull might with
draw their vessels from this port and concentrate
forces around Mexico, where there will probably be
greater need Of them besides they are rolling here so
heavily that at times we believe they the point Of
going TO Davy Jones's.
The Cesar is now squarng away as II TO leave the out
post, and will probably accompany the Savannah which
vessel is now on her uay for Aspin,cau ,ch important
dispatches from the interior, said 10 be Of great moen The
captains clerk Of the Sdvanac left the ship at Realejo and
when he arrived at Leon he found that the long talked af
treaty had been signed sealed and delivered and ,ciA the
bearer, is board the Sdrannah, the ay 10 spn,
,oall. No doubt, the late Of the landing of fill
busters hurried up the cakes" Of the POGO tempos'
and induced them to ssn with the Objectionable clause
cuded-and England and the States have both the rgh,
conceded to land troops, when they please the soil Of
Nicaragua.