The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-19
The Nicaragua Expedition.
THE UNITED STATES STILL BL0CKADED-CARD Fa

COLONEL KINNEY.
II appears there has been mistake in supposng that
the strs lion had raised the siege Of the steamer
United States Such Is not the The bockading
squadron has imperative orders not to permit the United
States to leave this port matter how apparently pa
cfc her intention may be. According to the statement
OF one Of the officers attached to the squad
the Vixen is cruising outside the harbor while
the City of Boston in the neshborhood Of Hurlsat to
intercept her should she attempt to sail by that way
The cutter Warrington also is stationed of
Governors Island, with similar intent The admins
traton 10 under the impression that though COL Kinney
has sailed his FORCE together with their stores, have
net and hence the determination TO prevent the feet
little steamer from leaving port.
1t will be noticed that the tine Of Col Knneys depar-
ture (seven O'Clock the evening Of the 9Th
when the mass meeting being held at the foot Of
Eighth street. to protest against the blockade One Of
the officers engaged in the besegiDg force informed
yesterday that he the schooner Emma SAIL attended
by tow boat but Of had not the slightest
pcior that the suppos tous allibuster board.
The following from Col Kinney, bears date the day
before he ssiled-
MANIFESTO OF COL KINNEY.
TO PUBLIC.
The attention which has been bestowed upon our ex-
EDITION 10 Nicaraaus by the American press, leads us
to believe that the public mind has become in
ts character and purposes Great results are
great principle OF constitutional right is therein nyov
ed Ifeel warranted, therefore, In behalf Of my asso
ciates and myself In dressing to the public this brief
card as an earnest that are not indifferent to the
confederation expressed for our undertaking, and the
la. news FROM kcsrssus is of character tbs.
makes presence in that State ct necessary for
the Management Of our affairs. The revolution con
tnues without abatement and our private sdvces as
that the property Of absentees in jeopardy
At this moment when future success In our business
msa We ina the q the United States
aus vessel; Our departure By the steamship We had
Ne have been compelled, at great pecuniary sacrifice
and personal Inconvenience, to seek other means Of
transport We invite our friends to follow BY the arst
The above high handed to Cypress private cit
zsna IN the pursuit Of lawful business has been under
taken BY most extraordinary coAition-that Of the
government Of the United States and the Accessory
Transit Company Of Nicaragua.
The latter party to the alliance rival OF ours In the
project OF sending settlers to Nicaragua. They TO whom
TIE trust Of administering temporarily the affairs of
strong arm Of the navy to place q check upon lawful
commerce when no public sxlgency demanded it-whsn
no public interest was in dspgerbut merely to project
one class OF its citizens 70 the ruin Of another.
We do mot desire, however, at this time to indulge in
lsees. crinnatons or pour our private complaints into
rigid Of voluntary expauiaton has been invaded be-.
cause We have been unable TO obtain either hearing In
the for cessation Of these Ipon
that address ourselves directly TO the American peo
PIE The charges We herein make We haze asund.nttes
Until then we ak that the verdict In may be
deferred Our best defence against the accusations
our enemies VIII be future deeds In the land Of
adoption.
wsolaim the right TO plant amidst the wilds Of Mica
Isgua, upon our own legally acquired property, the
school house and the church-to live there becomes
orderly industrious and lawabidng citizens
age agriculture, estabhsh commerce and cultivate the
arts which embelhsh life In so doing, We violate nc
law, either human divine. And H. In the fulness Of
time political changes should occur-H respectable,
and permanent government should Be- estab
lis bed where anarchy regns--if the uuhappy wars
that desoats the land should give place psscsful
labor spd the State rise again. purified By her trials
for the place destined by the God OF Ma
ioDs her, shah sti be ready TO hear the verdict
p,eno ec upcB enterprise For that verdict we
sdsI 1af atbel 70 the government bat 70 the
Ro't OF ntiment before which the govern
rns ~ isssn must bow. II l. KINNEY.
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