The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28


R1s9dm Of ~. B~sand By ne President Of Nsosrasus--
TIE Presentation Speeches AmicaD,e Faiing Of Ms Nsoa-
ydea0ns toaards k United Sats-Death Of tie EsTresi
dw-fAs YoJcano-Ar Aarcosaa.
wrote you few days since telling You Of the arrival
Of the Hon. Soon Borand and United States legation at
this place. On the morning of the l4h his excellency
was received BY the President. The ceremonies
these AT IL O'Clock, . commission composed Of the
highest military dgnitaries in the State, waited the
Minister, at his lodgings and accompanied him to the
Presidential mansion In his company were Mr. Bselen
Secretary Of the legation and Mr. Fabens u CONNER
cial Agent at San Juan de Nicaragua The military of
the city drawn up around the gate Of the courtyard
around the Government House. In the reception hall
the chief persopagss of the State and seated
table At the upper end of the hall with his Cabinet near
him. the President (called the Supreme Directory of
the Republic General Chsmorro the most liberal chief
magistrate who has ever presided the interests of
Nicaragua. All the Of the Minister and
with the exception of the President who reseated himself
remained standing Mr. Marcolea Minister from Mica
agua to the United States stood near the President Mr.
Borland's speech was . very long The peculiar cir
cumtances under which he arrives in this country the
great ignorance which prevails in regari the policy of
the United States towards these republics the bad feeling
which interested from the other side the At
antic have endeavored, and not without success to
arouse against our government; the extremely short
sighted taken by the last administration in their
diplomatic transactions towards Central America all had
speech win speak for itself As to its effect here il was
unprecedented. Mr. Marcoleta had reached Managua
few Gays previous to Mr. Bor ands arrival and had pre-
pared the government for the views of the present
ministration and Mr.. Borands remarks being but
pessye of these views they met with decided hearty
and cordial welcome The Presidents reply short but
expressive of the kind feelings of Nicaragua towards the
United states he termed he great republic of the
North and assured his excelency of the warmest atten
tons in the power Of the government to him. and
expressed the necessity that Nicaragua had for the kind
protecting hand Of some powerful government shield
her from the Ubiquitous invasions of her enemies.
After the reception the legation reaccompanied
back TO their residence In the evening" being the eve
OF the anniversary Of Nicaraguan Independence band
Of music and large of citizens serenaded the
American Minister In word, to suspicion of
anry intentions, which they had been led to fear
he various msrey of the policy of the pre-
sdmin the utmost confidence In the Ameri
government has succeeded, and they seem at last
determined TO recognise in their neighbors and
real friends On the day succeeding, the American flag
displayed from the residence Of the legation in honor
OF their national anniversary In the afternoon the Su
preme Director, at the head Of vast of mill.
Ary and citizens called At the residence of the Minister
and invited him 10 join in the which usual
on the anniversary of the day they celebrating The
utmost good feeling TO prevail towards America and
the Americans and the btteres hatred towards England
aud the English
There is nothing new from Honduras and Guatemala
zen neda the late President of Nicaragua died yester
day 81 Ras in this State II volcano Of Massaya has
begun TO give symptoms of eruption Indeed, fame
has already issued from the crater. No eruption has
been known from it since l76o The appearance around
the mountain i precisely that presented by the neighbor
hood Of the crater OF Vesuvius Indeed there is much
resemblance in many points to the Neapotan wonder.
Mr. Marooeta here and will return the United States
at the end OF next month He goes accredited to the
United States France and Rome His mission to the last
Is occasoned by the urgent Necessity having
appointed 10 the late Bishop of Leon and Archbishop
81 the State who is said by to have be poisoned
he died however Of spoplectie fit TO which his habit
% body subjected him.
have nothing OF interest TO write you, adios.