The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27
NICARAGUA.

OUR SAN JUAN DEL NoRTE CORRESPONDENCE.
UNITED STATES SHIP SABISE,
cRKyrowN, Feb 10, 1860.
British Psvposi.ios to the Government Of NcarasaaPro
po,ea Eat notion Of til. Sovereignty Of kosqu;so-T King
to be Pensioner ON Nicaragua--BIuefslds no Longer a
Royal Residence, dc.
The following tho propositions Of Mr. Tyke TO the
Nicaraguan government
The Mosquito country TO be Immediately returned to the
sovereignty Of Nicaragua.
Nicaragua will pay to the Mosquito King pension OF
5000 annually, for ten years.
After ten years the BueGeds settlement VIII also bc
subject to the sovereignty Of Nicaragua
Tho British Minister seems to be in earnest about this
SAN JUAN DEL NoRrs, Feb l6 1860.
Colonel Canfy again in 7oa-7xe Angt, Amejcan TansI
Grant Pey3esed-WAat msu Commodore Vanderbilt
SdsS-Lirely Times IN Pmt-Sale cf The Steamer Laura
Fonces
The mails from the interior arrived yesterday, bu.
brought US no important news.
Colonel Cauty returned from Managua on Sunday last
bringing with him, his "Trans Grant," duly signed by
the Commissioners appointed by the Ncaragan govern
ment 10 negotiate for the opening OF route via this 18th
enclose you copy Of the grant, which will better
explain itself than have time DO, and regret that
am I'm tco great haste 70 make you translation.
Colonel Cauty says that he in way connected With
Mr.. Vanderbilt but that Ames lean we'll English in
terett vested in this contract with Nicaragua, hroagh
the late Uned States Consul Southampton Mr. Croskey
and have his steamers running the Costa ca by
tho Zach VI Apr;l next.
Sc you viii zee tia, there is yet hope for San Juan
del Norte, notv ibsaotng her many misortunes Now,
what will Commodore Vaaaerbt say 70 all this9 Had he
pursued proper course no would surely have succeeded
long ago with the Nraguan instead OF COL
CAVITY Perhaps all, often charged, he does
not desire to have this route again opened bat TO
complaining what he had failed 70 do.
Our harbor is look'ag gni.e lively. We have two
ecbocners here loading New York, Italian brig lust
a fbar0f apAn Oaetip
from old Providence Inside; and the United States fyate
Sabine her Brfannc Maesiys steamer Gorgon and royal
mail steamer Solent, at anchor of the town
The little steamer Laura Frances, which has been lying
idle for nearly the whole Of the past year, taken -
Arsa sum insufficient to pay her crew and other bills.
Thus ends of the many brilliant specuation6 that
have been treated 10 for two or three years past.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA, Feb. IS, $780,
Ntiw from Niccyagua-A Mosqo treaty ,oith Aariinez
Negotiated by E,.qland--What is England 10 Get in
kzeh0nee9-7Ae Uni4d States Government in Accord rri
that Of Victoria-Hon Mr Dimitry About 10 Ga 10 Costa
Rica-Naual Repors dc.
The most important news item from the republic OF
Nicaragua ia that Mr.. wyke, tho British Minister has
succeeded in negotiating treaty with President Mar
tnezs Cabinet This information you rely upon for
have from undesbted The treaty is signed
by Mr.. Wyke in behalf Of Great Britain, and by the MI
Mister Of Foreign Affairs of Nicaragua in behalf OF the
President OF that republic and only awaits the ratHca
on Of the Congress TO complete it, far the latter
government 10 concerned.
10 understood that Great Britain, for 4uia pro Quo
has in this treaty abandoned her protectorac the
Mosquito terrory but what the eqaivalen. have not
been able to arn but that che has renqushed her pre-
tensions TO exercise any kind Of jurisdiction the
Mosquito territory thcrc can be doubt.
Mr. Dmitry, United States resident Minister, did all he
could, b sad, 70 prevent Mr.. Wyke making q treaty,
but the latter succeeded notwithstanding Why he should
have done In view Of the feet that there perfect
understanding between the governments Of the United
States and Great Britain with regard 70 the intentions
the atcr In Central Aunerca s incxpcable. have hoard
asserted by good authority that the very treaty whsh
Mr. Wyke regotiaed wAs actually submitted 70 tho CAb
net at Washington, and by them approved before being
forwarded 70 Nicaragua. At any rate, u Ia well known
that tho most perfect accord Ill the Central American
questions had exsted for time past between tho
vcrnmen Of the United STATES and Great Britain, tact
of which 4f. Dimitry must have been fully aware.
Mr. Wyke viii remain at Nicaragua until alter the dnal
acton Of Congress on his treaty. Both be and Ar.
Dmjtry are at Managua-
The latter Is expected leave for Coea Rica soon.
The unhed States eloopof. war Levant ana British
steam corvette Albert w0n sa Realeo when the steamer
Guatemala sailed, on the "a inst