The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-26
MORNING EDIION-WEDNEsDAY, DECEMBER ze

cursed the officers for waking him up out Of sound
sleep. Poor "Ismmev had before la been the life OF
the party but he hAint another word to say and
| quietly walked 4 plank on board the steam tug
During cries and shouts Of Throw the villain over
board y {" Down with the officers, Three sroans for
| Captain Fauncer EAIlo, Officer did you ever draw
that cut,ass in defence your country "where are
my $50 Of landy &c, tue company were hustled
board the tow beat and she cast OIL from the
| steamer.
| When the towbcat FREQ from the steamer, Ker-
rgan called another council OF war; asd resoIvs tha
the captain should take them excursion aoundt III
bay. The Captain was ordered 10 do 80. He reuion-
strated. II tsee O'Clock at night; the wind wa
blowing, and il cold as winter. An excursion
nd the bay 81 such time not 70 bs thought Of
The boys with Kerrgsn al their head said ihey dd'n
care ad-n. shs captain should take them round The
bay or they would pitch him overheard"
was finally agreed that the Captnn might to the
wharf II he would stand drinks for he party Th the
Captain agreed to do. They pro ed the Capsan large
II lie would put the tow boat through for Nicaragua
They swore they would get there yet before the Northern
Light the Captain would put his noble cutter through
The Captain objeced-ha1nt enough coal board, aud
| could not 60 out to sea.
The company finally landed at the loot of Barclay
street. and, there forming In pAtoons Of dozen each.
through the streets and gradually dropped OF AMI dis
persed
| ], with another fellow, went to Tamnany Hall
about ococE, to fancy dress ball vent up stairs,
and, there being doorseepef visible We both walked
in to take dance woman dressed ss shop
kerdegs she lsohed pretty nea went mp to the young
beauty and as ed her II might haveih honor; shc said
yes got her The aoor fora quadric, and my friend
had another dainty piece Of calico ria Just the
dance commencing, old fcgy came up and pu, N
and my friend ont Of the oom, then went home and
got there about eayigh thinking had gone through
| enough for one day.
OFFICIAL. CORRESPONDENTS.
LETTERS OF TIE UNITED STATES ATTORNEY GENERAL
AND COL. PARKER II. FRENCH.
The following interesting correspondence has taken
place between the Attorney General Mr.. Gushing, the
| L. 8. District Attorney, and Col. Parker II. French
Minister from tue gorernmeut Of Nicaragua very
important showing the which the United States
government have determined pursue with regard to
the leaders Of the supposed busteug expedition and
the parties who have been charged with fitting It
MR.. GUSHING TO MR.. MKEOs.
| ATTORNEY GEsfRAIs ofri,E, Dec. 81 1855.
sm-I Gully received Jour communication Of lhe I'D
inst and the dc Comments accompanypg the same having
20 the engagement aud preparation Of persons
in the state Of New York for military service in the State
OF Nicaragua.
You viii have received my despatch by telegraph nc 7.
tfying q tie order given BY the President to Capt
|
10 your advice In the detention of sny vessel waAoever
implicated in precetdIngs contrary either to statute
Ia treaty spuatons ard des Ing you TO act Ia the pre-.
| mises upon nl proper Information.
II there shall have been occasion 20 act the br .
order sent 70 Capt Bgeow ey telegraph there should
be good reason to suppose that there WIN he aon
to do in tho sequel orders to the effect aud IN
NOR. cSnpls'e form, w pc transmitted by mail have
Jous MciIroS, Esq, L. !. District Attorney, Nee York
ArroRNYy GxSlRu's 0IIpcr, Dec. a. 1885,
sIR-Py your communication of the 23d int, to witch
date, Il appeals that Col Parker n French i "a
In the engagement at New York Of persons and of
Tor tIansmssion to Nicaragua. reply specially ha.
| point
Col. French by letter II tho 10Th instant conmur,
Gated To the -estsry o. stats cory o. what purport.
Prosisory ITes14cnt Of the republic OF Nicaragua
accredifisg him Minister rlenpotentiary OF that
republic to the United States. and requested s In erview
preparatory 20 The formal preentaon Of said crcden
| tials &c the President
To this the Secretary 81 state replied by letter Of the
21st instant stating that the President yet
20 establish diplomatic inercours. with tho persons
claiming at his time 10 exercsc political power in the
gned he does at present cecm II proper 70 receive
sny one ~ Minister 70 this government duly appointed
| by that republic.
CopieF % thots Two letters are herewith enclosed.
You vii thus perceive that Coi French 4 enttlel 20
cflin ste rfistge In the Uniicd safes only in very
qualified 'egrce. lie not an &c -reditod MnI.,er be,
-nliv person eoniDg 10 this country 10 present him.
s,lfas such nrd not received BY Of Il falling 70
aptsar That he represenis arg lawfal government
actGted 70 him Is Of transit aud OF courtesy not
fai tight and that cgurtey wiz be Withdrawn from
there tba DO To believe that he Il en-.
gnged in here concrnpttcs any act not consonsnt
with The hNs, the peace or tie public honor OF tho
| Uritsd states.
The President entevtans al possible regard for the di
plomstc CHARACTER, by wh0msoeycr borne but he can
not allow 20 ie made cloak for the Infringement
laws Of international obiga lions lie there.
fore desires yea TO make distinctly known 10 the prrr
pal party the precc relations oi the cass and 10 com.
mubcaie the Samc to all other parties concerned In
| RI wi -
public interests. have the honor BE- very respect.
| fniy, C. cUsHING.
MIR. FRENCH TO Mr.. MARCY.
| WASHINGTON Cuy Dec. 10, 1885,
Hon WV. !. MAncy, Secretary o. state Of the United
SEi have In my possession credentials from .be 81,
reuic Governfocnt OF Nicsrauga appointing mo ns the
Minister of that republic The government Al wasa
ingop, md accompanying this you will please ind u
autgrsfh letter from the Pesdcnt of Mica sgua 10 the
Presiden q the Emitted states America The object OF
this note 10 request Interview with your Eycaiene
before laYing my crsdcnals before your govesan and
In granting II ~ early hour have hcta,ion "a
saying that you Advancing the 3eat lntsrcs on
respective countries am sir, with rcspec IA consider
alton, your obedien, servant,
PARKER ~ FRENCH.
| MI. MARCY TO NR. rnEscH.
| ItiAiuNlsT Cf SgArr !
W.anmros Dec. "a, 1866.
| To PAH1Rr rRyycs, Esq., Washington =
St--1onr letter 10 me of ihs 10Th inst with tho en-
ot Nicaragua 10 The Pfcs'tcn, u the rnted states al
America has been received and laid bCf,fe the Pred
cent. ana directed by HIM 10 reply to yoaf copa1au-
cation iha he has not YET seen reasons r. csabshug
eIlotnnuc nterconre With the perons wa0 nos c'alm
TO exercise the political y1vcr IN ihe state oi NiAragaa
1hofo who chiefly insttnr entail IN Hupen fing Or
VveIthioWing The ~ acr rOyeSBncEt of1ht State
NOT cnIens tsonging 70 u, nor have thols cidsen.
nv f.u al IL. .xx.rf - fta.. A.