Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04
Important From Central America

| The Onsety 1redfy hU!ued-Ihe CtdssLrisdTri
| Treafy-Sir ". Gore Onseley's Departure aud
Grand Escorf 10 Costa Rica-Amer,can Iate,csfs
| 2hrorn Ocerboard-IosfiiHy 10 Americans-
Punishment Of Padre Iig1-Sa DINA n,ak.x a
Trea,y--An Outbreakdf Cast,llo-Fopularify NJ
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/ Sir VIM Gore Ouscley, having completed bis Ia
bor- in Nicaragua. has left for Costa Rica. lie
was miles his way to the coast by
| the Governor Of Leon, and salute Of one hundred
! guns fired in his honor lie arrived at Puta Are
mas Costa Rica, on tho 4fb, and was met there by
nm officer sent from San Jose by the President Of
| Costa Iiica to receive him.
General Lamar remains inactive Mt Leon, where
the sentiment is decidedly uniavorable to the rat
fcatipn Of the Cass- Irisarri treaty.
The concessions made bv the British minister
in framing treaty with Nicaragua has been 81
highly appreciated by the Nicaragua government
that II has also thought proper to Withdraw it,
capital and most urgent demand-that IL to cav
the required denunciaton on the part Of Englan
tn tho Mosquito protectorate, and the restitution
To Nicarng ua Of the territory 30 frauduenty taken
from her
1t is IL remarkable feature Of this treaty, says
correspondent ofthc New York Herald, that the
clauses relating to the protection and neutrality Of
the l,hmian routes quite similar to the articles
Of the famous and forever dead Cnss- Irisarr trca
tv but with the singular provisp that British
troops shall not be allowed to act on the routes
withou, previous demand Of their protection on
the part Of Nicaragua in those cases in
which the emergency would be 30 urgent a- not
to allow any delay for action that, under any
circumstances, Brti,h troops and British force
could enter into action even without previous soil
citation of tho Nicaraguan government. Now
that, and no other, was the inain obstacle opp,sc
by Nicaragua against the ratification Of the Cas-,
lrisnrr convention.
Sixteen months of negotiating Mt Washingtor
and of talking aud arguing at Managua by the
American Minister. have not been enough to re-
solve that capital point Of disagreement between
the two governments hut few weeks residence
Mt Leon &c Sir VIM. Goro Onscey have sutficrd to
overthrow. with regard to England, that immense
difficulty, and all is now settled by him. This is
new evidence, if any was still wanting, of the bad
disro-ition Of tho Nirnrnguan government towards
the United States and of it's blind devotion to the
udvie" and policy of the European Powers. Nira-
ragun j. afrnii Of the American troops and of the
American people and government; but she calls for
the British forces without the slightest nppr,hen.
sion. Az for the French troops, it will ic the
same. Belly is expected at San Juan del Nor,c
every day, and the more armed men be brings
with him III" more checrfuly he will be hailed and
wclcomel
Ia fact, tho embittered hatred of this govern
mcni against our people has never shown itself
more evidently than now when it sces that
France and England are at last ready to bnck it,
and To confederate with it in it's schemes TO
overthrow. NIL American influence in Central NOR
len,
There i but one aim. ono feeling one policy
tn keep far AZ possible from Nicaragua the
American IDEAS, the American people, their in
luy,ry their nrinriplr their shirt of lnbor md on
,errri,c-ta call for the European iutermcldcr.,
their pplics their aristocrntic or rather military
m dr4n,tic state of government In onc wnri
Nirnra,,ua --or rnthcr the few men now in nov,r
NJ Mmagnn and Granadn-prcier to be rather the
mad rr;o,I ,c ,h, rn;,,J S,,to,
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