The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16
move emenss or FInbuster and Oshsr Expedt-

All sorts Of n In circulation relative 20 expc
oitions fitting out here and at the southons TO revols
oiutonize Ecuador another restore Gen. Echns Idc.
another 10 land at st Domingo TO operate against
President Baez snoth 10 coonze In Nicaragua and
other organizing In Cs 0rna to ais Alvarez In Scuthern
Mexico Many Of these reports ale put In cfrcuinson
by adventuIers, fer the Sufpose az ootsinag ,cey
from the parties interested 10 the snecess OF rhe pro-
posed plans We published eserdsy statement which
came from Washington, that the frieods Of Gen Bshe
nique were now engaged in getting up an expe-
di'ion In this city In reply to tGs we hsve been re-
quetted to publish the fslio.ing nos:-
TO The EDITOR OF Far NEW YORK HEsALp
sh-i see by your summary Of news Of this morning,
tnat arosh.r aheust.rng sxpeeicon is on tas tsps,
gsnzpg an expedition TO restore hin t. she resdency
ef Peru" As aD one Of the fes fren.s that General
that any such project is foot would hes to bear.
through your paper, where rno'e friends 70 bs
and If possible to d,ssuade thcm f,on any ch under
-''' ' TREDsfsUK LAsRA,SsGA,
of t,ie Peruvian army
100 West Twslfth street May Is, 1885
The expedition of Col Kinney il snnoauced tc'sah On
Saturday, tie 18th inst the Us'tss States Aboat
five hundred will compose this party OF cosnis.s.
We understand that although the expedition is said TO be
for peace and progress only yet IL oTgsnizsd
military bssis, and that rrsrar commissions issued
suppose however, thst the eeloniss VIII b. pescsabs
enough, If 10 isserfsrss with them Agriculture.
sheep raising, mining, improving aud extending the area
Of freedom, Ic &C., will form the occupation Of thsoe
men, and the only obstacle In the way Of
th,r peaceful pursuits viii probably bsin otsinug tho
quaotity Of and they may deem necessary in carrying
out their plans in Nicaragua.
Since writing the above the following, rysort has
been received
THE NICARAGUA ExpEDfrroH-k NEW INDICTMENT
AGAINST COL KiN~NY.
An Ddictment having been found against Col. Knney,
by the Grand Jury of Pnedelphis, Mr.: Wynkcop, the
United States Msrshal of that ;y arrived in New York
for the purpose OF srresng the gasnt Colonel who,
hewevey, had previously left for FfiAdslpha, 70
render himself 70 the authorities.
We begin to think shat Nicaragua wiz yet lose the
vices Of Col Kinney and h aaberents So many prose-
cutiops may ultimately bre ak up the expedition.
MR. FABANs' REMOVAL. FROM raB CONSULATE OF
NICARAGUA.
The following is from letter, addressed
by Mr. Secretary Marcy to Mr. Consul Fabens which
shows that MIR. Fabens is longer in the smpoyment
of the United States
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, wAsHIsoroN May 9, 1885.
JAMES ". FABsss, Esq, New York:
sR-I much surprised TO perceive by the pu blished
accounts Of the proceeongsn the District Court OF New
York, that were tbcn conadered United states
officer, and under orders repair
your post at San Juan del Nor,e.
In late inssrview had with you, shoStly after mg
nection with Colonel KiBney's enterprise distnesly
stated that would not be permitted the po
the o. osss az = ,ss
then said to you, and what had been previously ex.
pressed in letter referred to, did not suppose It,
necessary give you further written notice that
the would not you any longer such
agent.
AS you are sn presented TO the public In that charsc
ter President directs notify you you hsve
removed from the Office OF United Stasss Commer--
sitl Agent at San Juan del Norte