Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-01

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CORRESPONDENCE " 0t
AsptxwALL, New GnASApA, March IS. 1859.
hm vrr1rrs-rhc cass. Hcrran and the
Cass- Yrissuri-,hat the mention now has b..
come really sickening.
The British steamer arrived on the l3;h, on
her way TO San Juan del Nortc. aad, strange Ia
say, brought the little Frcnch!nin. Mon. Felix
:llcy. AMI forty engineers. sappers and miners.
with a large quantity of freight. We can
har llv say nov. that the little Frcnchman is an
irnpo ter; That his schemes are only fair on
paper" tina, he is nobody" belonging to no.
boly ''anl comes from, nobody knows who
Tn. crowned heads Of Europe. | fear. know
him much be ter than our Know Nothings
at home. and English AMI French gold
he layi>heS about as if indeed he belonged to
somebody; and il Louis Napoleon lives long
enough. that SAME canal, Napoleon le grand
will bc 4 reality. While we have been sleep
in, the Frcnchrnan has been pursuing Il quiet
but sure course towards the consummation Of
his scheme. Costa Rica and Nicaragua, with
England and France, are now bound to support
his project and carry it ont to a successful con.
clusion. Laborcrs are engaged already, and
Mon. Bclley is enlisted heart and soul in the en-.
tcrpriSc and supported by the .Anglo-Frcnch
alliance.
The flagship Roanoke and Brooklyn arc in
port with the storc.ship Relief. The Brook
Ign will sail tomorrow, or next day to Grey
Town. and will. probably. relieve for a time the
jamestown, which vessel has not come off from
that cruise as yet for tillibusterS. Gen. Vim.
Walker, with Bruno Van Natsiner, passed
over the line on the 18th March. with the pas.
scnycrS Of the Granada, and is now on his
way to San Francisco. 1t is believed Inc will
Soon appear on the Pacific, and land at Relic
one thousand fillibuStcrs from the steamer
Hermann, which vessel, It is said, has been
chartered for the purpose. The General canno;
be convinced that he is not the President of
Nicaragua, and will not resign his prctensions
but with his life. The Ouslcy Treaty, and
John Bulls threats and pretcnsions have no
fear for the Little Grcy.Eycd Man of Destiny"
The Grey:own stock is rising rapidly, and
Mosquito i on the advance. Outside Of that
with the St. Louis and JameStown-quitc a
little fleet to protect the British Diplomat. and
watch over British interest. A vessel direct
from France, is momentarily expected with a
military corps, at that point and. in case Of
necessity, they will no doubt enter the field
against all American fllibustcrs who may set
foot on the soil of Nicaragua
Sir Gore Ouslcy is now in Costa RIGA, and
has contaminated a treaty already like that
effected with Nicaragua.
General Lamar. almost since his arrival in
the country. has been writing to the Depart.
mcnt that he knew Martinez was not a man Of
truth not to be depended on in any respect
That lie was fully convinced TINT he would
never ratify the treaty Cass- Yrisarri. That
there was no truth in any Of these greasers.
and he desired to he It licved Of his disagrccablc
position among them; in other words, he was
di>heartcncd and hor,c-sick, and wished to be
relieved. No notice has been taken of his
frequent appeal, and the prophcsy has at
length been certainly fulfilled. The reported
intcmpcrancc Of General Lamar has been much
exaggerated, and nothing diSgraced him more
than the freedom which was allowed by him to
those semi-dcini agents Of the steamboat com.
inodores, alias the Critcd States Government.
They ovcrhaulcd his papers, and worned out
his secrets, and altogether made pi of the |
State secrets. There are thousands Of
Young gentlemen with energy, tact. genius and
talents in the COUNT to till so many positions
if necessary, and it :anno; but be surprising
that appointments are no longer made with
sense, Justice or judgment.
At San Juan De- Norte are lying outside,
(thc harbor being closely the British flee,
Caesar, Diadem and Valarous. with Uncle Sans
ves>els-St. Louis and jamestown.
Grrytown is picking up, owing 10 the appa-
rent success Of Felix BelIey; and the property
Is advancing, and Mosquito stock Is quoted at
the head of the list. The progress Of the canal
VIII; without doubt, be u very great advantage
to the country. lNicaragua,) as well as benefit
ing the settlements around.
The Sonora has arrived at Panama, with 300
passengers. They will soon be over the road,
aud depart at & o'clock this evening, on board
the Illinois and Granada. The Granada will
steam for New York. after touching at Havana.
She is to be withdrawn from this route. and
put on between New Orleans and Galveston
during the opposition season. s.