The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26

denied and whieh must be taken into serious con-
alteration, viz the Gyane arrived here about mid day
the 10th u and that very evening armed force Of
marines we're landed Point Arenas, foreign soil, pre-
vous any notice consultation with the authorities
ndssN,his is he Kind Of warning and sssss rsmon
notice also letter published in the Courier dss Etas
Uns in which the writer says great many foolish and
81 sn o
subjects. Mr. Everett slludes to these complaints.
and signed '.'. document ADDRESSED to their s.ssr At
washngten in which they deny any mPesitions having
been prached upon Them and assert that in Oh matters
relating to the Of San JUAN they Voluntarily
took part necessary, can furnish an attesed copy
And now, withal what have these freebooters DONE
What have this Infatuated mob committed Why,
during twenty day while there governmen-n0
an act was committed which the best Community could
find fault with; and the 18th inst preof Of their
reality of order, the people with the consent and
they understood the desire, of Captain Hons formed
further proof be wanting that the course commenced.
BY the commander Of the CysDs even though justified
BY his Instructions was intended TO the result
ment, and that with the very least regard that could
have been shown had they been all that they de-
10 entirely in keeping with the irst-martiAb
law was not proclaimed strictly carried out to prove
on and to explain that the violence therein mentioned
was trAing alteration between two individuals, grow
ing out of previous dispute, and resulting in slight
blow, with open hand
TO THE CITIZENS JUAN DE NICARAGUA;
in so%n q San 'S Saas
sen with me- Sa an
a Of AZ Sar o n By
asa shall xnS at
passing from Punta Arenas and San Ncara
Elm N :A
United states Ship cyane Harbor San Juan do Nicaragua
Mr. Everett in his speech in the Senate March 2lst
1858 in speaking Of San Juan and its difficulties, said
"But as have said before, these may be snfounded
ports and should not like to pronounce too decided
opinion upon parte information trust that, as the
H Be SHRs to
| He quotes extract from Mr.. Boone late United
official say that on his arrival there he found the gov
eminent placed in the hands Of corporation, formed
Seemed q decided preponderance Of British influence
Mr.. Everett considers 'that influence NATURAL but he
must also bear in mind that this the Sd Of June
history Of a government thirteen months Of age The
present commercial agent Of ID United States
| member Of this government thirteen months ago.
need scarcely tina the people here are looking
anxiousy for the decision of the United States
origin
stuton that purpose-the election for the officers Of
Calornans town. yet the citizens went quietly to tho
ballot box and deposited their votes-no Aghtng NO
we're elected to the council when last year all were
Americans, is proof Of the lukewarmness and Of the
effect produced them by late events Several leading
officials other Americans withdrew from the canvass
Let not be supposed however that there is feeling
hostility the part of the Americans here towards
Captain Hclins ard his officers; the contrary they
take pleas in receiving them kindly when oppor.u
has been badly treated by the Cyane and they wish to
know If it done by the instruction Of the Department.
As the HERALD says, the matter between the company
and the PEOPLE legal question between Americana
and why has the executive arm intervened9 Il.
vernment Of San Juan De Nicaragua.
CoMMERe1AL H AGE n OF M THE Q. s. OF AMERcA
| To THE Hon. MAYOR, AND Council OF SAN JUAN DEL,
NoRTB:
GENrRMEN--I have the honor to acknowledge receipt
of communication Of this days date advising Of the
examination Of provisional government for this port
| and city.
giyes me much pleasure to congratulate the citizens
upon the reestabshment OF law and ORDER and at the
same time to assure you Of my sincere appreciation of
been this '1a aao
past twelve months have the honor to be- respectfully
sns United h sstss d Assa.
BRITISH CONSULATE. \,
GREYTowN, April !, 1883
notification Of this days date signed BY the Mayor Of this
city, by which am given to understand that Provi-
government Dcen formed citizens the
maintenance OF law and order, and also uding list OF
the officers elected to carry this into effect.
1have been authorized by the Commander OF Her Ma
estys ship Geyser to mention his ackno wedgment OF
the jurisdiction and limits Of the aforesaid Provisional
government to the same extent and in the
as that previously in force.
On my own part and behalf of the British govern
ment also hereby recognise the authority of the Pro.
visional government as before stated.
have the honor to be, gentlemen, your most obedent
humble servant Signed, JAMES GREEN.
II. Consul
To the worshipfu Mayor and City Council Of Greytown