The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01
Our Granada Correspondence.

GRANADA, Oct. s, 1859.
Pleasing Progress Of Steam Navigation o., the Coast
Chances Of EzPreident Nora in Costa Rica-71e Tran
sit Question in the Legislaure-Reaons for Non Ratifca
tiom Of The Body Grant-Polacal Plans Of MARTINEZ
Ran Runnels and the Lamar Mssiom-Fate Of tie Rirer
Standardization Settlers in Rpme-Fyne STATE Of the
San Juan Riucr for Trade dc.
The fine steamer Guatemala Capt Dom on her last trip
up from Panama made the passage three days to Real
eo, fact to be noted creating era in steam
navigation on this coast.
You will have beard this from your correspondents
board the United States ship Cyane the revolution
in Costa Rica, deposing Juan r. Mora Co.
Nora the cxPrcsdent it is said, has gone to New York
to make arrangements to rcnstate himself but with whom
it is not very clear There may be truth in this r
NOR know positively that all the governments of the
other States of Central America have refused the pre-
SENT recognise the provisional President Of Costa Rca
Senior Montealegre
The Transit arrangement with the Canal Company as
negotiated by General Jerez and John Body was not
ratified by the Nicaraguan Congress the late exaord
this outrageous proceeding that the contract was
drawn In terms in conrsventon Of the decree declar
ing the transit free to all nations and that previous
tract made with Belly still extant These the
sice reasons but they unbushingy false The nte
ton to Due Jercz, not only with his party
attack any favorable impressions he have created IN
The government Of General Martinez are anxious to OBJ
tain the influence and good will of that Of the United
states, and they doubt believed the most efectua
mode to accomplish this to crush out the great leader
Of the opposition by mean sub.eriGge Mr.. Cass can
appreciate the faith be placed ia thi. legiEuae
party vhen 70 gain their ends they ready to jeopar
die the respect dse to sovereign State Jerez cannot
and will not forget this than Insult and to make
the matter worse, the government anticipated Mr. Belly
complying with his contract by celebrating contract
with another party.
The opinion Of lawyer published in your paper OF the
18th Of August on this question, most excellent and lust
and only remains for the United States mail to come
along to settle this vexed question Nicaragua will uu
doubtedy protest Let her protest We have had humbug
enough for the last two years; want change, and
Mr. Cass Is the person who can do If he wl-eaey mat
ter; can be arranged amicaby otherwise
The United States Consul at San Juan del Sur Mr. Ran
tunnels understands mis- race with their twists turns
delays, deception 60, better than any man we ever had
in this country. He has gained their confidence by his
good tact Is pity our government did not confer on
him powers to settle all existing disputes between the two
governments Through him the United States govern.
ment are In possession Of all the correspondence between
Sir William Ouseey and Senior zelsdon on the Musauto
question; and should the Senate ever call for the
pondencc when the Lamar Zeedon treaty comes before
that body for ratification, IL will kick I'M an awful nuss
among the honorables II will then be seen why General
lamar did not succeed in his mission 10 this COUNTRY Tho
correspondent who writes you from Managua under date
q 9th July last, gives reliable Information regard to
Mosquito
bly, come here until january, as am informed.
There young physcan here practising his profession
with eminent success. splendid gentleman, good
FRIEND he has gained the and affection
both foreign and native The numerous friends and me-
quantanccs Of DR.. j. NJ Tden, of Philadelphia may well
be proud Of him. Dr. Won Pattcn, Of Washington city is
also among us, reaping rieh harvest OF pesos
had the pleasure OF call from that prince of rento
men Mr.. Charles Carroll Hicks, who informs me that he
goes to New York by the English mail Of the 10th His
him home again, his absence must have created void
in their midst not easily filled.
THE steamer Cas- Yrarr has been delivered 10 Capt,