The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

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poiis,cal station 40 ore y moro able 70 do 10 ae
ntn much eheemed beYe, and m0on 10 favor Of The
imaginable, ard his )sunascns OF the Dssstetness
OF orr people has greatly Upon the man Who haa u
vsyA been our greatest enemy here, even Martinez hun
s wonderful to Zee The changes In these people
month or 10 ago wrote you how butter they sere against
MS and low there ID no people lRe the AWercans They
very anxious for Americans 70 settle here ssrtreZ
however, rather aSPad Of tho g0a heedssvonesa Of
peepe BE Gays that he vsry wiling for then 10
but fesys that they viii not be long
fore they will assert their INC ependenco. shall keep my
letter open until The aeasr arrives, 20 ~ 10 give you
Joverh a. Carton lofnceIs steward) died ON board o
this sbip yesteroAS, 26th mat
yhe New York Times, (Raymouds paper) Of the s7tn
utlIoc, letter purpouns to be from saip
As the Times correspondent left here with the
shss 'ook ,be said letter. think he very much sc the
yoush Who wrote to hts AWeetbesrt"pe writ And tug
70 her heseh. lam much surprised that Nc. Ray
mord should pabhsn vile . caabash Of Dlhnssgass
eearet gentleman 30 we'll known IS Commander Siuue
ockwcod Of TINS thp-a man in every respect
10 DIE profession, a. tine seaman ana genuine gen.
looks out for the Of his country Who feels Inc re
spcrsciiy tf his truet and will not allow ''sus!ng'
be carried on amosE his crew. very aole to make
mies-o certain sort Ipes are however, OF l.ae con
sequence. Tho writer will hasdy gain purfefshp OF
me Backyard Righteousness
Their own complaints kDowD, they have any, w,snoat
the assistance Of the 7''ss'' "Navs corssuoudentn
The city Gu Pun.s Ycac which called Msrrmsc, css
by the governments been cnrsieDed Corinso snail still
ke+p its original nae AZ was founded Dy that gslsn.
ship Of our navy.
AUGUST I, 1850.
A change has come over the spirit of my dream.
The Congress agree 70 the ratification Of sne
treaty. The Houee about equally divided-the iibe
ysis end democrats highly favor Of the United 5taes
me bitterly opposed 70 n. xsrnez ieses
and cemoerse Zeedon however very xsSlous the
csute. However, the Democrats Go intend prosestiog
strily follow OWL Martinez viii sure 70 have
he GOES Of bis boots creased and slip Of sne Pesosn
states win succeed him Mortimer snd nis ooiaSorsrs
have eyen Mons Belly patent for the
s sn Gs to 0 San s a.. ss, from
property Was found in the possss:on q Gen. Ws.sr
wnfn he Left the country, and therefore, they had right
vessed with t. Ttey tina: the rrans.t open aoy
pe'ron persons Who with 70 have road they
have route built for they will not be allowed 70
interfere with Mons Belly and his route.
somsthipe will bave 70 turn up nov, ~ there 10
much eng svnGsd not only BY the leading mon Of the
With them Ou.lide influence must TO the rescue
perhaps Gen Walker win once more plant ha lsg npon
take placewhich there 10 every believe, aao
some say nevtaoe-I abouid be most hap
q his donzsd Nicaragua am dying for excitement our
life at present too HOMOGENEOUS Ihirss for the noise
OF cannon ana the beat Of drum and the excitement
fencing upon the hed when blood hoWs Ike water Such
thing must come 10 pass in Nicaragua there q
apa settlemeI Of affairs between government and
These people are incapable Of self goverDment-mspy OF
Of the United states
great pity that land so beautful-a climate so
fot 20 mlda soil productive 70 agriculture,
forests filed with the huest woods, aud dsds
are filed with the farest flowers, every Of which 70
valuable medicine, should belong TO such Iace-@no
let ste wild grow their very doom
ppck'pg them up-wbo even let the "cows come home
Oh tor our o~n countrymen With their .vss and chill
dreD, their air osughers and robust boys TO milk the
cows cut the weeds I'LL the sc 60. bow beautiful
would the deep green bills bedossed there with
American cottages and their usual attaches or pigs
aonry Nay We al live 10 tnesr fair fields sroanlpg
9Th the weight Of the golden grain, the rivers ard
sresms vocal With the sopss OF sld birds echorng
back the sound OF industry ana thrift the hills and The
fam,lee 10 rfetty fcture 70 the imagination. VIII
II ever be feAhzedf
OUR MANAGUA CORRESPONDENCE.
MAsAGuA, July u, 1859.
Congress and the Tycnst Roues TIE Esgh Teosy- 7Ae
French Treaty. The Secm<r Cas- Yrisayri Not Paid
Em-Ailstary Exemption, &C.
My last brought you the Of the declaration Of free
transit and ct the extension OF the rst patent for
sit conpsny N. Belly also that extraordinary ses.
would iase place. Congress opened the 2lt OF
July. The message Of the President short, and
nends the ratification OF the American treaty, points
tue difficulties respecting the relations with England and
the de finite settlement Of the Mosquito question: and IN
forms Congress OF the French treaty by General
Jerez and Count sarges Warrington. Being an ex
put in lht which the government will for.
ush oy the respective hnssers The the message
defence of general matters respecting the necessary
Of tresses The members Of Congress went heartily to
~ork and pot the American treaty through IN few dsys
passed the Senate the 22d and the Chamber Of Re
representatives. on the 26lh, raying the Lamar Zseoon
treaty. claimed by the United States It found oppo
stop everybody ID anxious to see the relations be-
the two countries settled - they might have been
year sgo General Lamar had done at that time what
ne old in March. Everybody coogrstulsses himself on
his important event. The English treaty Of psace
commerce has been made subject by her British Majesty
to the acceptance Of the Mosquito Convention
al proposed by EnglAnd-that ID 70 say the
Dallas Clarendon Conventon-which will not be accepted
by Ncaragua, and has also been rejected by the United
states Senate There seems to be quite an Indifferent
feeling about the eztnce non existence Of an English
ueay. 10 considered to be we'll 70 have IT, but Mica
rsgus gong 70 fall into the trsp accept soytng
that Is in ohscs opposition 70 the Uped STATES Besides
they will rather be WITHOUT the Aoequite Territory, and
pro,eet ssapst the illegal possession Of Eogisnd than
accept the conditions proposed In that conviction aud
and carry out the promised policy Of tho 'Uussd
s,a&es the negotiations open yet, and 1t stands
row with Sir William Gore 0useley % appoint the
time and place (moet probably Rsaejo) when
enter The final arrangement the question Mica
ragua has Offered 70 yield various points but she
aisis upon San Juan del Norte free port, bus al
ways to os under Nicarseusn sovereignty
bat all the claims OF anos gwen BY her British Majesty
authorities shall be recognized, but not hoee Of the 20
called Mosquito Territory; that the ands assigned to the
Indians spa be definitely assigned the map, and that
although Ncaie Rua Will allow them to nave their munci
pei laws spd observe their customs they shall be
absolute DOMINION Of Nicaragua Great hopes are enter
tanned that the United States. Who Always have taken
staDd with NcarAgus against Eeesnd in this ques
ton, viii help TO arrange the matter finally.
The present treaty undergoing very scrupulous
minatior but In it, major parts is the old Csss.
Yfssar treaty there are few objections against IT. still It
eUpuI8eOnG IA.
nsge Dues the Ouse'ey treaty right Of exrsd.
ION Of deserters from verses 10 granted which hiss DOT
oeen etpuated In the American and English treaty. The
Chamber Wapt 10 strike out, account Of not being
wrg 10 grant TO France what they did grant to the
Unteo States but knowing that this would granted in
sepal ate treaty they most probably Will agree 70 t.
The raDs1t made By General Jerez was not
taken into consideration by Congress- Tor mono
poy contrary 70 the aw or May 3d. government
st expresses the hope that cable fusion might be-
made OF al paJtiea. So much n that the govern
mept have made up their minds that the mail shall pass