The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

don't vno bound down BY the weight of nati>naf u
are now M,iu.. on fAiiA ana credit ''f''"
~: q a: ssss p the
relations with Great Britain In which denies that the
subject Of Mr. Buehs cans vi windr.w from England had
dinsry pains to make m ssf fully acquainted With the
on Oss, ys % the
statements published by the HxA1D are strictly correct
me Vt perhaps wishes to- svsn tsen in ts denial OF
press, viz tnAt the subject had oicay been before the
Cabinet put 1t does not that the same has not been
been consulted TO the proprety the step The Unin
however, without any desire to tosats unnecessary
(Grest Brittany certainly deisats, sad perhaps cr
CA thus certifying TO the truth Of the IuIors that have
S Sssa ssns s0ga s this q s city n:
regarded with some allowance, thst vsper on three
ssvsrsi occssons, known 70 your GORE Npondent ha
contradict III ofacis information received from the
State Department" which, IKE Buchsn sn's With
y . .o sasm sasmps t. II. 1 stated
In On editorial which II headed "ocsl that Ameri-
made This was denied By WssSlussu eor
respondent OF the HKnALD and In few days tho teIf
snar organ q hs pressed y cs for s.
was premature and without iosndston .-'''' s'''-
South for the selections Of delegates to the Cncinuat
Convention, have passed resolutions approving the
insness to support him for 70 tom the Iss
guage Of their resolutions be taken as evidence It
would not be strange large portion of the South were
10 CAST their first votes In favor Of Pierce. X.
WAsHMexoN, Jan. 20, 1855.
ASnister Wheeler Defends his Possscp-Irirute Letter
Member Of C0n0Trs-Clear Exposition Of Things in
Nso CONGRATULATIONS Position Of tAe Administration
de-, 6c
lam permitted to send you the iolouing-a copy Of
letter recently received here from the United States
Minister near the government Of Nicaraxua:-
LEGATION THE UNsuED SrATus
GRANADA, Dec. %, 1856.
MY DEAR SIa-Yours of the 10th inst. received.
have observed as you say that some OF the papers
dowa on me as recognition Of the present govern
had been nade-fusion Of al psrties-au unied on th
preetn mt government.
Of course, had no partialty for General Walker nor
be for me- as appears BY his letter to the NEW York
Herald, from San Juan del Sur, Of the l7th September
last But pIejudices paralites should never iaau-
formed and took the oniy possible to bs pur
sued fool or coward might not have had the sense
nerve to DO it, But my has taken, MT as
piriDg eIber Of the ABOVE positions When the CO.
vernment and the Aeiican press understand all the
history Of ths facts my course wiz be fully justified
When recognised the legitimate government the
spring which only had part of the State, it all
right Blu. now have recognized government formed
ritory Of the republie It is doubtful If am right
Had CASTELAR, taken this city, and BY reay been the
acSnoweogec President and every part and portion OF
Nicaragua recognized his authority, who in my po-
siton could have failed to recognise the government
Yet because some Americans have been mixed up In
the contest its correctness is questioned.
General Csbanas has been here for fortnight He is
much pleased. His government (Honduras and san
saivador) have congratulated Rvas peace regniog
throughout NtcArsgns. Persons f0cking to tais
city. On the last steamer many came from LAGSornia-
some to merchandise, some to the mines and
one hundred to the army
The only dangerous foe At present Gusteupaa aod
our last account from there that Arrera orti
tying the capital against Walker. Capt s. has doubt
given faithful Of the thr0us which
We have passed hope that all further disturbance
is over. Yours, truly, JNO. H. WHEELER
Hon. &C., &c.