The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14

H. SPOTS, d R. lambert, George W. Morris, James stil
wen sad SURGEON Psrssr / T Wnarn M asss
Oflcer second IeueI<nt A. N. Baker, Boaiswan, A.
Brisco; Gunner, N. B wilett; Carpenter, VIM Knight;
Sappsi-er Samuel VI. boutwell,. eT
eneI Walker came passenger in the Havana steamer
Granada, under the assumed name OF Wilson, aud ef.
10th inst board the steamship Golden Age, for
Francisco The Star and Herald states thai no went
rs a cond cabin passenger.
1t is reported here that he will return to Central America
on board Of the steamer Hermann, with body OF one
thousand ibusters. Il Is impossible TO explode the no
ton that General William Walker is the bona ide Pres
dent OF Nicaragua ana that his destiny ultimate sue
cess In thai quarter in spite Of the treaty Oh sir Tore
Ouseley.
The stories against General lamar have been much
exaggerated II is true the old gentleman mas been home
SICK almost since bis arrival and so compulsory as
guetee with his position that he has grown somewhat
negligent Of his appearance but as for the naot
Of beastiAl ntemperance Of which he charged that
undoubtedly false Ee has from first TO last informed the
administration Of his conviction that Martinez had not the
most distant thought OF signing the Cass- rsarr lreay
that there aith nor truth among Inc greaser o
Gals, and desired to be recalled at once
He advised by government that Sir w IT, Ouse-
ley would be frank with him during his negotiations With
Nicaragua; but though he had several interviews with
him. that gentleman gave him the slightest inor-
NATION Of what he was doing nor did ne al any time seek
n cor ldential interview with our Minister
Sir William Gore Ouseey Is said to expect to obtain OF
Costa the counterpart OF the Ncaraguan treaty and
American republics edecting treaties offensive and deen
sye, with the Anglo-French alliance.
law bas lately been passed by Nicaragua, which vr-
tuay excludes all newspapers from that country i'm
tax Of ten cents per ounce upon papers weighing
over tour
The Catholic bishop recently driven out of Costa RIGA
has met with warm public reception by the clergy and
authorities Of Nicaragua will be recollected he was
bansbed from Costa RIGA on account OF his alleged com
plicity In plot to overthrow the government
Senior Medina who some time since Established bank al
San Jose Costa Rcs has given notice that he will close
his on the 3lst OF March, reservng 70
self the right 70 resume operations conceded to him by
government.
Our AspInyvau Correspondence.
Asr1SwAlL, April 4, 1859.
Reinforcements for Mons Bely-7ae Ncaragan Congress
Rsfsses to Ratfy His Grant in FAR-Proposed Restra-
tson Of the Ifansa Steamers-Ranf caticn Of The Cas-
II7isas7S Treaty Aniesded-7ens Of the AneHd'"s'a-
Ftuer Season III AspintraN, &C., &c.
We have nothing from Bogota the mail not having ar
rived when the British steamer left Carthagena THIS
steamer brought additional force of twenty persons FOR
Monsieur Belly grand canal force and they have been
landed at San Juan.
The Dee arrived on Sunday, the 3d. from the latter
place. having sailed the 1s By this arrival have
report the Senate of Nicaragua refuses to ratfy the
contract concluded between President Martinez and Belly
1t stated that the point Of difference is this the Senate
refuses to give its grant Of lands the com
pauy.
The same authority states that the officials Of Nicaragua
Yrisar and Catharine Maria to the agents of the Joe
White Company but they have refused to receive them
So we CO. The matter must be settled by the Cabi
nets OF the governments interested
There is another item have to disclose. Lock your
door, and imagine have you by the buttonhoe, whisper
ing in and prepare b hear about the Cass Yr
sarri treaty Young Perez IS here and proceeds on the
treaty as ratified by the Congress Of Nicaragua and
signed by the President, with certain amendments
1he amendments are 70 the effect that your government
shall land troops unless requested by Nicaragua, with
proviso that in expedition OF busters should
elde the vigilance Of the Uuted States Navy and land on
Ncaraguan SOIL then the naval force may
to capture them Pretty good for Nicaragua You are to
protect her interests and she viii that of citizens of the
Locally there is nothing to interest you The past few
days have intensely hot, from cessation Of the
Iades, and water is very scarce All the hotels and
private consumers who use water have 1t 10 pay for
The Roanoke lies quietly in our harbor. The James
town Is expected hourly. The Brooklyn after taking
water at Porto Relo sailed for Vera Cruz the 25th
The Panama Railroad Company have failed to secure
the Australian transit through this lsthmus from England
AsPINwAIL, March IS, 1859.
Arrival gf Monsieur BeVy-Who Backs Him?-He Intends
TO Epesd 7uelre Millions Of Francs in Ne,c Tork-b a
I'oliseal Seheme-7he OGorman Mahon Seeking Sir W
the Neo Sloor Brooklyn. dc.
The chief item OF interest have to forward you by the
Illinois is the arrival at this port the 18th ul on the
British steamer Of Monsieur Felix Belly and party. They
sailed again the same steamer Monday, March IA
for San Juan del Norte, to operations the
great Nicaragua canal. AS Monsieur Belly speaks no
English, and no French, could not learn where he
would begin work, what he would do first. Another
party Of seventy are to arrive on the next English steam
er, which will augment tte force to one hundred.
1t is stated here that not one dollar has been sub
scrbed raised in France 10 forward this canal project
ali that has been taken was in England and English CAPT
tai furnishes the 'snews OF war; for this little skirm sh-
ing party most Of whom will be 'planted on Mica
raguan soil, If they should undertake to do what they
for for it ia established by the building of the Pa.
mama Railroad that Europeans cannot labor this eli
mate.
Monsieur B. stated that in about six months he should
60 10 New York and purchase twelve millions Of francs
worth Of steam engines excavators dredging machines
wheelbarrows, shoves, &C., &c.
What will be the result Of this expedition in civil and
political view cannot foresee Ny opinion is that
IT will furnish pretext TO- the interference Of England
and France and terminate Joint protectorae of those
force for the osensbe parpoee Of protecting the exped
ton, will e0oD arrive.
The newly appointed United States Commercial Agent
{Mr Belly for San Juan also went up the British steam
CT, and the O'Gorman Mahon official of whom I made
mention In my last letter. lie bears dispatches to Sir
Gore Ouseey and goes directly Leon President
Martinez 10 Rvas where they will be met by Sir and
President Mora, Of Costa kca- So said Mahon.
The steamer Granada which has been running come
time between this port and Havana, proceeds today
New York, orders having out in the Illinois TO this
elect She will be taken away perm anenty, and hcrea
ter the regular New York and Aspnwa shs the Moses
Taylor and Star OF the West, will touch at Havana going
and coming for mails and passengers. This will necessa
riy prolong the trip via the Isthmus full twenty four
hours.
The United States rgate alag ship Roanoke still in
our harbor. she s taking stores and will sail on the
morning Of the 2oh for San JUAN where she will remain
few days, and then return 20 await the mails.
The United States irigate Brooklyn, from Aux Csyeg
arrived here on the 18th Saturday and the store ship
lief on the following day.
The Brooklyn spoken Of in terms OF high praise by
her officers. AZ q steamship she fully up 10 the
contract making easily ton knots. Her sailing qualities
not so good She is taking COAL aud Vera
Cruz day after 10 morrow.
The Relief did day too soon the bread had
given out the Roanoke and being purchased daily
from bakers in Aspnwal for two weeks before her arr-
val.