New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

,sf 4 the existence of Iammany haI there' Dcii'-
p-,acy here il wonderfully like Democracy at
FoDe: it seems to be name 70 cover violence anu
Ss"u1 of every hind known to government. Jerez
s,rt Of Capt RyDders in Leon, and though be
.s nunched heads. as the Marshal is said TO have
> - he has been the cause Of mauy yellow bodies
.sias ''punched full OF deadly holes." Probably
Les he returns you may hear OF as bad times as "
we were invaded by fillbusters.
Mach alarm was felt here because the Coiumou'
va, cot at ReasjO when she should have oeeI. /.
m only solution Of the mystery was :" "Waiher
n mnst he ON the Pacific. and she was seized
We have heard OF her since at Pnnta Arenas. ouo
ted at Panama for repairs. The rainy seasou
Iolds on long this year, and the country 10 Al 'i"'
condition. r,.o-,, oro
Times are hard and money scarce. Every one
cries for the Opening of the transit auu oesln W
accuse Jerez Of having sold out " .enuo'out VI
the Pacific Mail Co., whose interests they no" De-
sao g. ;5no,;6s Congress meets in January. A
e.. hsfcb of' Transit charters Will be ready by
tbst time 10 be submitted. Manning of Leon is
.Irfruipg for one and Jerez, IN the service OF
,erbilt, using the pane OF one Van Dyke, VIII
ing for another. Neither OF these Will be
sed as Marcoleta has given strong assurance
Z, Paris that the Belly grant will be sustained,
,o the Eco HispanO Americana published at
PAri. has been received containing the inteili-
pence of the formation of the Belly French Cana
20 which has been republished here, bOth IN the
official gazette and the Central Amerteano. Even
the names of the Directors are gwen. IL IS also
ststed that Milhaud has sold his share to Belly Tor
S4O roo Imagine Belly with that much money
The Government certainly behave as II they had
"assurances fron somewhere, and talk OF a
French feet at San Juan if it already there.
In the midst of all this intrigue and grand eXpec-
tations the Iepudiatcd claims of the American At
laDtic and Pacific Canal Company receive but
small attentOn--in fact they are troublesome and
n. "A ~ - hn NIIll hn
them. except it be enforced by the United States;
and what has the present Administration to do
with Justice! So long as citizens at home are un-
defended against ruifan violence, even when thelr
:. ,ogs awake the attention OF all CIVILIZATION, now
~. kelf dozen men in a foreign land expect even
q pas ing notice from Government that seems TO
spepa its energy in the division and subdivision OF
the ueanest Offices in its gift
From Our Own Correspondent
GRANADA, MIC, Dec. ~, 1855.
1 seize moment before the departure of the
Laura Francis for st. Jusn to give you few items
which we have received here from the interior.
Sir VIM. Ouseley has arrived at Leon, and has been
received with great rejoicing and much attention
from the officers Of the Government Gen. Lamar
is on board the Merrimsck at Reaso, and is almost
ready TO have his head shaved. He went to Costa
Rica to enforce claims against that Government,
and demand retractiOn of charges made IN the
famous Belly contract He was received with such
distinguished consideration and attention by Presi-
dent Mora, that he concluded that he was among
honest people at le,st. Mora assured him that
the Government had been humbugged by Belly,
and that the contract was at an END, was prOllse
in hospitality and those attentions that have such
a. C,rn rshla Minister He welded 10
Mora's arts, forgot TO press the claims he carried
with him, and lett the country OF Costa Rlca de-
claripg Mora to be gentleman and the prince OF
GOOD fellows Gen. Lamar had not got to Punta
Arenas before Mora convened the Assembly ana
publicly reaffrmed the Belly contract, with the IN.
suits, for which Gen. Lamar was to ask reparation
When Lamar heard this, and saw what duphclty
And shameful indignity had been practiced upon
him. his rage was fearful and wonderfully he had
taken q new lesson in Central America diplomacy,
and severe one. We'll, the result OF American
diplomacy is generally the same. Mora has sent
70 the Government of Nicaragua, advising them 10
do nothing with Americans, but 10 stick to the
Belly contract and declarations as their salvation.
Transit matters are wide open again, and new
campaign commenced with great vigor. Perez,
Secretary to Jerez," is on hand, with the amended
Csss- rissarr treaty, which is to be submitted 10
the Assembly. But, if l am judge OF this peo'
ple, it will not be ratified; they will throw the
whole American interest, III treaty ana transit,
overheard, make treaty with Sir William
Ouscley, and snap their greasy fingers IN Gen.
Lamar's face Perez is accompanied by the SPcn-
Ger and one GOttler agents OF the Jerez ana van
Dyke contract. 1t was unnecessary for Con'
Vanderbilt TO send on an obscure agent here,
native of the country for no one here Is so lgno-
rant as net TO see that that Van Dyke means Nah-
derbih. and that Jerez is bought up to Keep the
transit cissed, with the rest of the agents IN the
same intereIt. i assure you this Government
wants no transt and no treaty with Americans,
and they will do ali they can to play into the hands
of Com. Vanderbilt. When l have more time
and better opportunity, can tell why they will
do nothing with Americans. JereZ and his agents
here are busy in abusing and eliminating the ven-
erable Yrssarri asserting that he has been bought
BY the Americans.
There is enough to talk about, but thk little
more news One thing is certsin unless the ,'m-
many at present in possession OF the river open tnt
Transit another year must go by WITHOUT IT,
What an excellent thing to have so much money
and the Pacific Mail Company know just when 70
use H. The worlds transit, and all the men and
women merely passengers. Jerez, in letter dated
9th November confidentially assures Martinez that
the Van Dyke Company is Vsnderbilts; so you VIII
see why this government is 80 much In favor OF
Vanderbilt and what the game is. All are work
ing together-N anderbit for no Transit, and this
government with foolish idea that By keeping the
Americans out, the French schemes may be real
lied.