The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-13
ADDITIONAL FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

ADDITIONAL FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
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Splendid Weather and Sweet Scenes I'm Np-
caragua-Chesp Living and Trade-Tho
Priests, the People and F'orcigncrsin Grana-
da-The Women all for Walker-Beuy. Ma
poleon and the Canal-EngIand Arming the
Nntives-A New Negro City tn he Built by
the EngIish--Slr Gore Ouseley and the Ne
groes Of Grcytown, &C., &c., &c.
OUR GRANADA CORRESPONDENCE.
GRANADA, Nicaragua, Dec. 2S, 1853.
Arrival ut Granada-Thc Climae-Trads Repor-TAe
Fyiests-W -Wa,ker and the Wo,nen-Hean. of the CITY
Prorisiors Cheap-hospialay to Fb,eignsrs-Beliy and
tie Canal C0atract-N Napoleon le Grand-7ne Cass Yri-
scri Ezcit. ment Of the Grcasers-Fbregl Polcy-Paul
ding and Daris-Ameicon Missionaries Wanted-As-
siaancs asked for and Gsantea-Engish Guns and Am
runittcn -fr,iring, DC DC
notwithstanding you do not often hear from me- am
not dead, although almost buried in this benighted
country.
1have been more than fortunate in arriving at this ctv
of Grana Ia 10 the midst of most glorious season. The
Climate s heavenly at present Sitting beside the water
the clear blue sky above me- and CLASSY lake beneath
me- Ike expanded mirror, forhstretching miles, re-
cctng the huge mountain tops towering In the distance
make up admirably romantic, long TO be re-
SOUL The foliage around IS loaded with all the luscious
fruits of the tropics few miles on the lake can
bo dscerned the gterng Of verdant islands rising
rom the akes clear bosom bright and glorious as tn
sparkling Venus from her mother ocean. They are ma
tura foundations for another Venice which modern city
now in the womb Of tme Will spring up,
glorious, fresh and free, to rival her name
sake in oil her ancient greatness and grandeur
dreamed that Greece might yet be free There
something yet wanting TO complete the happiness o these
po,r people besides goody climate delightful prospects
beautiful lakes siands forests all the sweets Of
plenty 1t is iberyfreedom from the bonds Of priesty
This city, which destroyed during the greaser war
in almost the condition by Walker
and hundreds Of lazy priests be walking daily
begging from strangers aud ting from the wrstched
| they state, the dapidated churches.
Owing to the scarcity Of lumber, the merchants have
with difficulty arranged to project their goods from the
clements ard robbers without and struggle hard make
sent dull owing the great delay the settlement OF
affairs and the tghness in the money market; sl goods
are constantly coming IN and c various stocks gra
Provisions abundancc-hfty cocoanuts for dme
basket Of oranges lines 1--WE cents plantiins ana
bananas, with other tropical fruits in the creates. pro-
fusion and like cbeapness Much Of their marketing is
done by exchanges and scgar will procure you arnful
at roorhouse rates.
The h.ah OF the city is excellent. Foreign physicians
in abundance, enjoying IL without practice. The hobres
have been dscnlated by the famous attack Of William
Walker and the busters The women are in rrcat
ber in the city and about the suburbs IN their but
bouses, and are comortabc, oyous and happy. with nm
unfeigned hospitality TO strangers, especially Americana
The pait who favorable TO the 'e gray eyed man
Of destiny are compelled to speak their reverenc. in
soft and stcalty whispers For utter anything but IN
OF the little gray eyed cheita the hearing these am
bnous demnGogues is more Punishable than scanialla
| mngndum.
| The little Frencbman's fBely) memory is stEl
cherished and they looking with great 10
his return with words Of comfort, shortly after tho
realization OF bis canal scheme Of sNaroleou e Grand
On the rst appearance Of the CassYrisarr upon Ia.
waters of the lake, the grecsers much startled
from their propreiy aud sezDg their rushed
shore crying, os America yerienl yicne Los rbus-
teros" II IS evident from this they did expect
friendly steamer TO Fort San Cars and was son,o
time before they could realise thing but libussrs on
board Mr. childs the agent OF ths present Canal Com
pany after little time being allowed to ani conv.rsel
them that all right that hcy were all endly aud
showed bis permit TO pass The guns of Fort San Carlos
The whole rribe Of officials are directly under the thumb
policy Of foreign diplomats, and they are nov
led and directed may never expect any favor
or friendship hereafter from the greaser kings Cornno
dore Pauldng and Captain Da7is have indeed punshe
them severely still they appear TO respect them and re
Ter TO their names with kind of reverence
General Lamar will never be able 70 carry the Anne
rican policy until the influence Of these French and
English diplomats agents tired rooted out am
not exactly fhbuste; but having resided in the country
for long time, begin to feel much ike an aboltonst
after short residence IN the island OF Jamlica Nv pre-
JUDGES are fast oozing out 1t is impossible that this
S mnm - prvsen. negro governments can ever
10 propagate true religion.
do not Ike this question Of time Tho time has fully
arrived when that American policy should stoty pro
tected-that policy advanced by SIR Csss-ssured that
we wait for France and England be satisfied with our
course that time Will never come. II cannot be doubted
that speedy and permanent settlement OF these Central
American affairs will be conducive to the happiness as
well as interest, Of the whole human family.
The British are known TO be assisting the greasers to
arm for their delence number OF have arrived
small pieces, with large quantity of English ammunition
OUR SAN JUAN DEL NoRTE CORRESPONDENCE
SAN JuAN DEL NoRn (Greytown), Jan. 1, 1862
Ir.J-y
turned-Wreck of the Fbrttuds-Cfptaib and Creo
Brought 10 Gre,foiyn-7Ee Bar Makiag Eapidrv-The
7own to be Remored-Nero City Of Colorado Central
1meyicdn SKY Clearing Up-Tae Negro Fubutsrs-Ls-
sui offered BY tie British Consul and yi Gore Ousslez
Greet Britain TO Protect her Greto,rn Sutjerfs- Diaem
and Cesar Ayrirvd- Boayding he Jan,e.o,--Jo Bl
Bsllo,oi,g for FyiJSpte,s-A Var wiA lse Aasss-Why
Sir Gore Remained at Grey,9n The British 10 Defend
the San Juan River un, Sir Gore Finishes the Business
Macdonald Wei K'sora Here ne Agent Of Morgan and
Garrison de-
Our Mosquito negroes have danced merrly the Old year
and the year in to the tune Of the Mosquito pro-
tectorae John Bull TO protect Mosquito and Mosquito
Greytown, Greytown Nicaragua and Nicaragua Costa
Rca Thus has Britain disposed of the disputed
territory
The ripafe Savannah still bound in the harbor Of
San Juan and will doubt be Incorporated into tho
Nosquit, grant, and annexed to the territory under the
immediate protection Of the Eogish
The British steamer valorous has returned kom Cape
Gracis pos with the captain of the ship Forttude and
crew, amounting 10 ten men, The Forttude is Amcri-
can vessel but being insured in England the British Con-
sui deeply interested and prevailed upon the cap
tain Of the yalorous to pay visit TO the wreck Very
little could be saved. They brought up TO the the
captain, and baggage. AT Punts Arenas CAP. Ken
ncdy relieved them, receiving tnern board of the
jamestown. They will probably land at Aspinwa.
AS the ha Dor rapidly lling up, they are making
arrangements 70 remove The town 10 the mouth OF tho
Colorado. The English mail steamer will receve the Cen
ua American mails ami treasures, 10 all probability, at
tlat lont trip aud establish the city OF Color
ado IN the OF his most sable Majesty OF Mosquito
More cncroDchnons slight Advancement towards The
solution Of the chaotic aisrs OF Central Amerca-a small
patch 70 the inlboglo.
strange 10 rekte Costa lca shows ln.eutlon OF
sstng ,hc acts Of these Eaesh negro busrs OF mma-