The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09
.uuU,oNsl FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA


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SAS JCAS pEI NoRTE, sept II, 1860
m, remnants Of nc Transst Compdnys Propery-A pta
IRON, he King or Aosquao-Peseral Description
R,,,fcot,osa u Treotis-Anaher rGnsu Ro'ae RI
mored-7he Port ef San Juan 10 Be SurTenared % wa
yoQud, DC dc.
4, ,.cvth we have another merchant vessel al snchor
inside our harbor once graced by respectApe meet
.h,r. ar war transi. steamers mercnantmeo' &C iN0
,a,c,n brig Delta arrived here on the 3ist u'' no'
Aup,nwau at which port she was chsrtereN' ~ . -.
l.a,ng with the balance Of the properly on 1
mas formerly belonging to the old Accessory t.a-'
..,y and the remnants left rom tnc H0us's' Sp0"A
r,s nrop.rty comprises almost e'er!'niHs
A steamboat machlnery-engines, ooneis 49, ~ aui
ac,ept 10 load ship. II is all o' ~. po' anu
III ne sold at great bargain as Mrs. Toodes
- 'ss The old river steamer Ogden alone Is 10 be
- ,and and il has am informed, been purchased by
80 er,crpr sing gentlemen Of this town, who intend
nairine her and taking her 10 Aspinvah.
On Inc morning Of the 18th his Majesty the King OF
xosouo arrived here in his yacht, and being enter
tanned by her Britannia Maesty's Consul He look
.haIe and hearty and conducts himself with his usual
upodcsty and accustomed dignity. He u quito snan
persop, no, at all like cur North American Indians,
deportmeat, and quite Intelligent. ~ about his
beiug n ssSambo,m or haviag anyi A@is' Die negro
blood m nlb Ntlnb-h, AnuSs@i ~ 1855 Pui0
noonshine. =, -,
mat brought out the ratified treaty ate 20 ted By
NJ Nyke on behalf OF the English goveca Llnt, with
Ni.rsrua TIE treaty made between Hsr Iuras and
r,rs.t IN tain has ikewi-e been reshed,
nor some time past rumor has prevailed n the into.
,~xly that another trrast via Sn Juan river was soon
~ Ia established TIE influential men or Hcraagus are
n,cssnt.d 10 be as uch in avcr OF such project now
hsv AZ. anoyyn "a beer heretofore opposed 70 it,
a. =. ~ th,s mart II the WORT have hoed 80 long and
-rrsstv and have been o.ten DISAPPOINTED that we
sva very little heed tr2,ct speculaons across tEs
E,hmra etir something mar come OF T.. When things
- the worst they sometimes mend
on saturday East the scsaorttes q this port were
allied together by the Mayor, to receive communca.
Non nom her Britannia Nc esty's Oocsu james Green
E.o The meeting took piece at the Court House two
,,ciock r NJ when the Ccasu made verbal statement
regarding the treaty lately ratified between Great Britain
spd Nicaragua the eject that ths port would De
rendered latter government on the III az November
.axt thai the port would continue 20 be free one but
entirely under the laws OF Nicaragua He declined
sk,ng known the Of the treaty further than
et.ted but said that sny British subject could by
sailing on him at the Consulate.
me Mos1ui,o King, accompanied by the British Vice
consul other gentlemen took airing horse
back the evenng-per hsps the last time he will
have an opportunity 70 ride through the streets OF Grey
town Mosqntan territory.
Her Britannia Nsjestys chi Racer is 70 leave Ia day
Or two no the convey Mr. Green aud the King
several points which notice II The ratified treaty TO
DO given.