The daily union., 1852-07-07

The following correspondence apparently IN the nature
OF personal explanation has been handed TO for pub
lcaton by Mr.. Marcoets the minister OF the republic
OF Nicaragua.
To the Editor of the Union:
Sin /: | request you to allow me TO publish in th,
Union the following letters;
WASHINGTON, July 5, 1854.
SrR send you The enclosed extract from et,e
dated Washington July 8, inserted in the Baltimore
Sun OF this morning, which understand predcaiet
on publication made by you in anewspaper-lhe North
American and United States Gazette, OF Philadelphia
with which you are associated.
And desire TO ask you IL al any ime by any cir
cumstance, have suggested or solicited you 10 make
any publication in regard TO these diplomatic affairs, o.
in reference thereto
+. DE MARC0LETA.
Mr. HARVEY.
tFrom the Baltimore SUM-
"An attempt is making by the minister from Mica
rapua through press. to ssssl the motives policy
Justice of Mr Webster in his late important neastation
with England, Costa Rca and Ncaragna Tor the perma
nent establishment OF peace, security, and unmolsset
ransi, OF Nicaragua Canal Company the 18th
mus, When the Ieay shall have been ,, dea,yey con
accordance with the laws o nations, and those extended
sooo IL Ss s1JM United sa A. M Macois The MINI.
from Nicaragua he has it's unc had lue or no par
N The nnsscon SIMPLY because hf ~ n'se Wv ,o p
resens, utterly Incapable OF ooprehendng his own mis-
all probability has no taste Tor long pro,oool. dpo
maiic written half OF paper. He prefer
red through charges Mesfs Kerr and Walsh, TO com
directly with the government OF Nicaragua, IN
stead OF carrying endless correspondence with an
| agent
"he .poliaon complained Of consist. OF the provincs
o Coanacase, which for the last frtntyght ysas ba
remained in quiet possession OF Costa Rica and provided
his government Is content nobody viii give ny TO satisfy
the minister. sr.t tJ ~ s.4 St5.rt .asl ..tat II
"Tbe Clayton Bulwcr treaty wa, Away, unateligbIe
mystery till Mr. Webster made OF it, and IL s rsthe
late in the day TO mpugn either Mr. Webser states
his devotion the best interests of the country
have doubt but that all American will be hes
served and all Americans Interested in the Istbmus bes
/ pleased with Mr.. Wcbster's The minister from
Ncaragua 10 engaged in hopeless exploring expedition.
hs intends 20 fathom Mr. Webstsrs mind. Pilots dom
use corks for soundags .t Fl
NAuosAL HorEL, July 6, 1852.
SrR have the honor to acknowledge your note o
Yesterday enclosing an extract from Washington leue
In The Baltimore Sun, mputng 10 you an agency IN recen
respecting ao alleged Negotiation between
The Secretary Of State and the British minister N regard
10 questions Of disputed boundary between The repubhe
OF Nicaragua and Costa Rca, and the Mosquito Indians
As the publication Of the basis o this diplomatic ar
rangemeni originated with me, had intended as an &C
of voluntary justice 20 you To notice the false saemen
referred to and to brand them they deserved But e.
ieemins the present opportunity more sitting, shall DIS
charge thai duty now. .-
II 4 wholly untrue that you soseescd sociies
me To make any communication this any other SUI
iect apprehend your intercourse with me, and your
knowledge OF my character, would have checked an,
such purpose, had il ever been cnierainedi while