New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-26

specified in a certain lit to go ashore when they
pleased, but 10. to take am baggage with them. At
ttR, hr Joschmssen vent eshCe, leaving TIE VeSse'
in cbsJge of Csp'. Fauuce and Lie7t Stafford.
Ia refereDoe to The persoIs who LEFT the Northern
! Light On Monday night, Cap Tinkleps1gA s.a'es
! that The circunsta-ce was by means unusual He
ssys It is comnon for large numbr OF losfe-s 10
cltwd n board Ca ifoIns-bo Id shipJ jus. as they
are sbou 10 sail with the irtantion Of hdiog them
selvts possible, unit the ship out at ses to avoid
psyi1g fore. In such IL Is usual 20 search ships
at Qusrsnins CT Sandy Hook, and TO send all STOW
away ashore at enc Of tbose points Ia this inss
tie authorities Gi6 Tot give hem time to do so. On
the otktr hsnd the United States officers Assert
that thtse people he'd 10 tickets, but that
private srspgemen. existed between Mr.. Parker H.
Fie1ch and Mr.. Joseph L. While in shch the for
hos sglted TO psy $50 or t2j q head for es,h male
pafse1ger 10 Nicsrsgus.
8 When ve went on bcsrd yesterday n)ne Of the
"rcuets' wee visbls; hut the passengers ee-
scribed hose who left curing Monday nigh. IS tbs
most rufiisnly and vie of q the off scourings Of
creation The csp'ain of tbs Fus. Ward Police,
spesbirg of them, said that they consisted for the
mott part Of pocket book droppes, snesk thieves,
rurnes backDen and vsgsbonds Of the worst class
in The city and it was crest lily tina they were not
to be 60 easily so. tic of.
FROM OUR LEGAL REPORTER
listed STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Before
Corraissioner Norton - STEAMSHIP NORTHERN
LIGHT-We noticed in our Lest the difficulty in reS
ttn TO this vessel. Warrants We're Issued yesterday
akainst Cspt. TIpklepeueh of the steamer, and Mr.
Gilbert Fowler, engiLeer, chsTgog them with resisting
the United States oiceIe, and attempting TO tiks the
vessel t. sa and hey srrts'ed by officer Her. Of
the United States Court and hsld TO bsi il $4,000
each, Mr. joseph L. White becoming bound in the re-
uiaifa Drf
George B. Hall, passenger, we learn. on board the
Northern Light, was slso arrested charge of vo-
laiipg tie reuiraity laws of the United Safes, and
held to bail IN $1,000. Two other persons were sl.o
aretted es wit esss, and hell TO bail 10 $500 each.
Mr. Alexander Lawrence Of the s.. Charles Hotel, be-
came the surety for the three latter.
ATToRyEY GENERALS OFFICE, Dec "a, 1855.
SIR: | duly received your communication OF the
go inst, srd the documents onpsnying the same,
having reference 10 the engagement and preparation Of
persons il the State Of NewYork for military service
Ia the ate of Nicaragua.
you will have received my Dispatch by telegraph,
notifying Of the order given by the Presden. to
Capt. Blgtow, Of he United States Navy, TO proceed
lccgcug to your advice in the detention of any yes
sci aLa'socver implicated In proceedings contrary
either to statute or TO treaty stpuaons, and desiring
you to ec in the premises upon ell proper Information
If there hsl have besn coca ion 10 act on the brief
order sent TO Capt Bigelow by telegraph, or there
should be good reason to suppose ina 1seIe wiz De
III.
coca III SC TO do in the sequel, ORDERS to the Same
mitied by mail. have The honor to be very respec,-
fully, - u SV'H',"
ATToRYEY GENERALS OFFICE, Dec. o. 1865.
SIR: b. Your communication Of the ESD inst, 10
which general reply has been made in a previous
letter of this dae Il appears that Col. Parker II.
French is concerned in the engagement al New.lorS
of psi and of arms for trsns mission TO Nicaragua
| reply specially on that point.
Col. French Oy letter OF the 18Th 1Es.., c0mmuni-
Gated 10 the Seore a'y of State copy of We 1t purpos
TO he crtdeLtia lette from ID. Pstclo Riyas desg-
mated at Procsory President of the Republic # Near.
saue accle6itipg him SO Mia!st:r Pen potenh Ty OF
thai republic to the United States and requested an
interview preparatory to the formal presentation OF
said ciedei.iials TO the PRECEDENT
To tbs the Secretary o. State rePhed, by letter OF
the Ills, insl stating that tbs Pnsdsn. does rot yet
see cause 10 establish diplomatic Intercourse With tbs
Persons claiming al this time to exercise political
bower in the STATE Of Nicaragua; aid that, f.r sut-
cient ressors assigned he does not at present deem
il prefer 10 receive sny one az Minister to this
Government duly appointed by that Republic.
Copies of tho Sc two letters al herewith iucosed.
You will thus perceive that Col Frsnch is eat;led
to diplomatic privilege in the United 5 ates only In
very qualified degree. He is not an accredited Minis
ter but simply pers coming TO this coun ny to pre-.
e. ns 70 rs sppar ans me- ne
Government
Under slch circumstances any dipo matte privilege
seco,ced 20 him il of mere ;rsusit aud of courtesy
full right and that cOuytesy will be Withdrawn from
him So soon ss there shall be 10 bseve t1at he
is engaged 10 here OF c0ntmpla'ts any acs not COG
sop6rt with The iWe the pesce or the public hcbor OF
the Upited States.
The PRECEDENT entertars al possible regard for the
diplomatic character, by wh0msoever borae; but he
Garnet allow Il to be made cloak for the infringe
ent Of our laws OF our international obligations.
lie therefore desires you 10 make Chtncty kno va TO
the principal party tie Precise relations OF tbs c4se
AID TO COMM 1ica.e tie same to all ohsr psr1es con-
csrned, in such manner a. you may Ind TO best con-
port with tie public in eIests.
have the horror 70 be, very respectfully, ,.,,,,,
J.MeKrOs e,q., U. s. oi.tdc.AtOraey, Nsw-fOlL
WAsHSGToS CRY, Dac 10, 1855
Hor. WM l.. MARCY, Secretary OF SAFE of tho United
States # America:
SIR: have in Dy pessssiOn credentials from the
Super Govern ent Of Nicaragua, appointing ne as
be Minister Of that Republic near the Government at
WssbiI gton, ard accompanying this iou will pieaie
rd en- sU.cgrs ph letter lIom the President OF Neara
qua to the President of the Uni ed Saes of Amedca
The object o. this Ioie is to request IA Interview with
your Excelenoy befoie laying my credentials before
y,ur Government ami in granting 1t az an eity hour
have TO be t.ton il ing that Jou are adgGnc ng
the best Interests Of our Iespecdse colDtreI Gm,
81, With rofpeou consideration your o9seenc sT'
want, PARKER H. FRENCH
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WAsHISGTOS, Dec. 81, 1855.
To PAsEER Il. FRENCH, FAD "-ship.tCa -, -, a.
SIR: Your letter 10 me OF the lstn inst', WIN me
polosso COW OF an autograph letter from the Pes-
"dent Of Nicaragua TO the President OF the United
States ct America, hiss baer received and laid be-
fore the President. an difectd by Inn TO rtpy 10
your Ccmunoication that he h4s Lot yet
ior tstsblisLne diplomatic Intercourse with the PER.
sons who row claim 10 exercise the political power in
the State Of Nicaragua.
Those who were Chiefly instrumental in ding
OF oyetbrowrg the former Government OF ths. 5tate
wee not c iztns belonging to il, nor have tn'ee c
zens or al considerable part q them SO fer as is nov
known hel freely eAPIesssd hi apPToya o1 S o &c
in Nicaragua Uhi ouch shsl De the case, the Prss-
dent Goes rot deem proper to receive you, o: any
ore es Minister 10 this Government duly appointed
LIZ ths sn,,rernn Gnrernmant Of NIcarayua.