The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31
ANGLo-FRENCH sYMHATHIEs OF COSTA

ANGLO-FRENCA bYMHAThiES Or COpfA
RIGA.
IT'S ANTAGONIST TO AMEHIcAs INFLUENCE IN CEN
TRIAL AMERICA.
from the Paris fatrs, Dec. T.
We have than directed the attention OF our
readers Central America particularly to thu
republic Of Costa Rics, the ocy Central American Sats
Tor .d y. mot With
that It's government not only distinguishes itself BY ths
wisdom u Its Internal standardization but that IN It's IN
ormaele 10 its wen understood interests, BY hvorne
with al it's, the develcpement q Europes. nau
snes IN view Of the happy results xn'cn 1sy ~ ,Ss
All Ire adyices that We recsvs this part OF the
American continent fully justify previous csas q
this rsuubhc and of Mr. Jean Raphael Mora, its ntsl
gent Governor In the last that has come to hand
and shcS marks In significant manner the excellent
spir by which no Costa Rcan population 10 animated
IT some OF the governments OF Spanish Amsrlca have
thought fit In the great European conflict 70 take part
with the Russians Tat Of Costa RicA presents curious
contrast to them and one the more worthy Of notice
from the fact, that it implies, bes des warm evil
denee of Its grstuitous sympathy for the Western
Powers, thought ulness Of the future and full COM
prehenSicn Of The happy consequences which the tr-
umphs Of France and England may bave for America.
IL would he truly dsploIabe II the exceptions, stua-
on which the Cover nment Of Costa Ri 81 has created or
itself in Central America to be compounded by the
North American invasion Of Nicaragua. The progress Of
Walker and Of kinney epgrosses the attention Of is
sIpnent which hiss just protested to France and Eng
atty Moreover it does neglect making preparations
against certain not improhaele even.usies; for IN
late number Of the Boteta OGcid fnd the following
declaration, inspired by an energetic feeling Of It's
NATIONAL PALACE, San JOSE Oct. II, 1856 l
JEAN RAPHAEL MORA President OF the Republic OF Costa
Rca,
Seeing that certain individuals pretend occupy with
out authority or right Costa Rcan territories on the A.
That the Iepubc has ceded any part Of It's ter
ritoIy the Atlantic Ocean; that Sonsequsnty II viii
always hold null and invalid all acts af occupation
which may take place without its consent and legal sane
op the right bank Of the river San juan and the
Atlantic coast, from the tmouth Of the San Juan to
the limits which separate US from New Granada, and
that the republic of Costa RIGA will always be ready to
claim and maintain Its rights against usurpaten well
every attempt to encoach upon the integrity OF It's
frontiers. JEAN RAPHAEL MORA. +
JOAQUIN BERNARDO CALvo, Minister Of the Interior and
This declaration is remarkable from the fact that with
out creating immediate conflict with the American
invaders or the territory Of Greytown which Costa
ca has never had occasion to assert title of property
1t anticipates Interior usurpat'on to which the CONT
guilty Of The Costa Rican frontiers may for occasion
or pletext.
COSTA RIGA VIEW OF THE NICARAGUA
REVOLUTION.
We translate the following dispassionate view Of the
late events in Nicaragua from the Boe Official of San
Jo.s, Nov ID
THE WAR OF NICARAGUA.
Important, most important, news we have just recev-
ed from that afflicted country-the reacticn-out IA.
vorabe reaction the daughter Of patrosm and horror
which the sculess invaders of Granada the Of
the unfortunate Mayorga and many Others inspire.
IL 1t possible to believe it to be fac We doubt IT.
would wish to DO able to II nduhtabe,
butt unfortunately, we dare not.
Leonites nd Glanadans giving truce If not complete
oblivion to their hateful iatrcidss have united to OPP
pose The enemy that chief Of Adventures who
was routed in his rash undertaking against Sonora and
who exalts hm elf victorious after causing unhap
py Grenada to be barborously and bocdily PLACED
The horrors have referIe ed to unbeard Of rob-
beIes, bufnings, assn a0ns, the tramplng of inno
cent wcmen under foot tarbsrous defemen persecu-
ons assaults aida thousand other atrocities without
respect to sex, age rank or person.
Such excuses have txasperated those who 70 in
cautiously surrendered themselves to the mercy of the
fo egn traitors. They have Witnessed the vortex which
threatened to devnur them, and have burst forth in
cry Of indgr alton, in a CRY also Of s'union" and
Country lave all rushtd ex,crininae their
ecutioners.
fro plausible reaction should be certain; IL it be
true that the good OF Nicaragua buyng their blind
hatred, their party mostly and revenge have united
TO comta. the common enemy; ii it be indubitaole
destroyed, and their imprisoned brothers sssassnsted
before seeing themselves reduced to sefveas vile and
despicabe slaves to those tigers, then what will the
otbes towns q Central America dor
Therefore, now 1t viii DO emicable arbitrary
intervention between tive partieR. They will not nov
apes aijze from their principles Of neutrality No.
il is imperative that they abandon their antagopsic
pocytheir policy OF refuge dssimulation--to unite
al assist a. one and the time in saving sister
city from the fangs Of filhusterfsm.
The fste OF Granada is the which all towns
may expect ii not by now making fruitful sacrifice
they consent with eternal contumey vile cowardce
that .thei libustcs shall lord Ii Nicaragua and
thence launch forth their bands Of pirates ard bghway
men over the .es. Of Central America,