The New York herald., 1850-12-28
Impoytant from ContsaI Ames,c..

Important from Ccntsal AInesica.
KssILsH BLOCKADE oP THE PoRIs OF SAN SALIVA
DoR-THREATKNED BLOCKADE OF NICARAGUA.
We have before private letters nom Leon de Sics-
rsgua, Of the date Of November is. The English AT
bocadng the ports OF San Salvador and are threat
sning those Of Nicaragua. The following passages
from the letters OF American santemsn, now In
Leon
ave have been snxiously expecting the return Of
Mr.. sqsier. The government Is much slarmed at his
continued absence. The port Of La Uniou has been
with ons on account OF the Besehor business.
There about thousand Americans here st present.
and ten twelve vessels from the nsrthxard (afor
nia) expected here this week; 3 we shall have
bury times shortly. Mr. squier's presence
here is very necessary to give check to Eossh
lenes. Iswould havs very beneficial effect at this
time"
The "rsschor business" here referred to- Is claim
made by the British Consul for damages alleged to
have been done to the property of q man named Bes-
chor whois styled by Mr.. chstneld Mosquito sub
ject;" bus who is, in faet renegade German Jew,
who abscended from New York some years ago, and
went TO Fan Juan, where he for q while affected to
be an American citizen. He also prstsndsd to be
an American commercial agent, a nd had seal
REPETITION ously engraved, which was taken away from
him by nr. ssuier when he went through San Juan
In ls4o. He subsequeEtiy was appointed q "magis-
rats By the English Consul and such ordered the
wanton and cruel logging of number Of Nicarasuan
H. IA &C.
oa,ion Of Mr. Chatheld'3 arrival there IN March last
This vas done In the presence OF the latter cigntar
who, himself lent hand 10 the ceremony 10
blow. upon the manael.d prisoners When tn- news
Of this outrage reached the Interior E created ths
profoundest indignation, and IL required ths utmost
efforts OF the government and the American Minister
TO prevent the people nom visiting summary
gsspos on the knslsh residents. They, however,
committed no overt acts beyond burning the boat Of
the fellow Beschor vAich happened at that time bs
lying at Granada.
The British vice Consul thereupon addressed thu fol-
lowing letter to the Nicarsgusn government clsisg
for Beschor as n hosquito merchant Nothing can
better illustrate the nature OF ths Anglo Mos aits
BRursH yicg CONSULATE
kxALEJo, June 20, 1850.
TO TINE PRINCIPAL sEcRErARr OF rHK suPRENs
msSr o. STATE, or NIcsRAGUA.
Sra have lSst received communication from James
Green, Esq her Britannia MAjestys Agent Consul
General taetins) In Mosquitia intotmiag ms that q
piraguag called the Perssveranes, belonging 70 Mr. A.
Z. Beschor. Mosquitia merchant, reIidiag In Grsy
Town, lssn JuAn) vas on her arrval at Gr4aadA tns
other asy to .hich place she We. trading
session Of BY mob at that place ani burnt not
only causing the entire loss Of said pragua in aiet-
As for warding and commission merchants AN re-
quested 20 state that unless prompt remunsratea ia
Mosquito government will adopt such OF re-
prissl as Will secure the property Of Mosquito nsr-
amount claimed by Mr. Besohor. for tbs ioss he has
tnrhned including the value Of the piraxua is one
thousand dollars With nterct until paid assure you,
'r sincerely regret this nate but esrsainlv
most outrageous act- which Wss, no doubt committed
before the authortes at Grsnads could intefsre and
e, convinced that the government OF Nicas qua sill
adopt such measures will In future protsct the pro
perty OF Foreigners en- reaching its shores king
those who have been the insigstors OF the present
Outrage pay msdiatsly the loss aud damage they
have thus most wantonly caused and prov, 90 tbs
Moiaulto government 10. desire to promote friendly
relations; ard reciprocats In every way whish mar
prove beneficial TO the interests Of the two couutrss
shal forward copies of these TO her
B. Najesys Charge dAnsirs In Central America; bat
In the meantme cannot too strongly recon mend to
your government that means be speedily sd )pted for
the settlement oftts affair we'll pavn-nt Of Nr
Beschors former claim for the hire OF his plrag ass
last year by Gen. T. Munoz for the OF the state
and relative to which had the honor 10 address yoa
on the 18th inst. shall be most happy n can oon-
tribute In any way to facitate the early aIjustnsnt
Of thess matters whch may tend 20 prevent aay un-
pleasant consequences arising from thea tAks
THIS opportunity TO you Of my highest esteem
and TO subseiibe myself sir Jour most obsaicat
want.
tsisned) JOHN FOSTER, British Woe. Consul.