Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-28
~NlCAkaGCAN AFFAIRS.

NlIlaahS NN N''
The quarrel between Gen. Walker and his qnon-
dam friend General G liccI:ie, il creating uIich ieei-
inn, in certain circles in New York. GI'c"ur'a' II
will be recol.ec,cd, WAS the Minister appointed by
Walker Ia visit England 10 securr by tFra'y Tor Nj
caragus the porte al San Juan del N"r.", ana Ia ac'
c,mpli,t, other important Object; but, having Jailed
=, ,n..t I'M. txu.ctaiinrs OF Walker, anl Tor Other
| caus.s, he WAS subsequently ism's-ed by W hIker.-
TIE detachment Of Gorcour'a ;:"n W Walkers cause -
much regretted rs some ot Walkers best friends
G ,jcouria is rich. aud has all alou-, il Is sad, been
spending his riches in ,h- .lihus:cr Cause. Or course.
lie will now .strp The supplies Major HIS aud
L. Randolph are both "u; III letters deien!iig W s!Ser
and deuoumcins Guicouria. Major Ilei-s says:
ii. is clear from the letters d. Gen. G'ir"urin that
he s>pir-! 10 lpsis!at- for Gen. Walker. HIS aGv!c.
is freely given in every paragraph, and hr c":1pIaluS
bitterly when his advice Is not l"rc!ed. lie ihs sHi-
IDENTIFY been TIL freud Of the old Accessory Ira"sit
Cn,npanv. the niust formidable uEeiny II. tie iIeld
against Mica: aqua, ana al the same time fe has pre-
tended 10 b.. the greatest OF Nicaragua's best friends.
Late Developments prove couCiu,ively that he Uas
been engaged in attempting 10 -; up MI cN?tdiil"i'
for Nicaragus OF thu ianst suspicious character, II,
indeed, hi- own confessions dc not prove Tia; 1t Wa
To- be decidedly hos;i'-. General Walker ha- shown
himself eminvut.y purified Tor n. high position winch
he occupies. 4 man al gre.; deeds nud Few words,
h. clearly understands '.a character AMI motives OF
the g.piran,- for his consideration. 5y winch h IS sur
rounded, aud h. will con':nuc 10 Gus; Il those VII"
NIf ~ hGo'F2 II'l" - 'N'HT ''''
for an open eueinv Is less - be feared than n fast
friend"
TIN. "-xpedition for Eicgracua, Of the most srspi.
ciuu- character" alluded u ABOVE, refers 10 u pr"r"'
si:ou Of Gen. Gniccurla TO charter during HE present
month of November. from Gins. Morgan, the St-am-
sl:p l.! D,rad". Ia 20 1" NV pr.ran-, and take o.
ouard there u force Of eleven hundred men Tor NIc't-
ra-ua.
Majn- llei.s hiH.s tia; G"icoGrln's cSuehi'irn was
intended Tor Honduras. ar ,o'n" other Of tie Central
American STATS. and thu: H.. Intended Ia sacr:ii",
Walker in IL" lam. u:ann.r 'iIa; H." in'' nde'! {" act
towards IA" owners Of ;rc T.! Darai"-lhai :. !" sa-
or nee h : friends 10 accomplish ms own tnt!s' A.
.noa as Mi. Ilriss was salts he! ut this, lie tells tx kc
ex.,t-d L,,n-.lt 10 tive utmost Vi his ability 10 prevent;
III. charter cf the II Dorado. and h. sn"cr,'ici. y
letter from Goirnuria iN"v. l5thi calling "n The VA
i,r, in slInrp Terms, FOR All explanations, - dis" PUBLISH
81. llsi-s rrvi,-s Nov. l0h declining 10 explain
any ,binr .,,..u; tint, helm: satisfied the Fl Dorado
-,n-i;;i.u wn. not for Gen. Walkers bcn.t!i, he took
il hpon h'ma-lt ~ irt"rt"r".
Mi. IIr;s. also charges ;hst Gn;corrja has Ii: along
h.rn'ihe friend at he old Accessory TRANSIT C",:in
ny, ami th.r. n fact. h. w"e HER "Se"' "' t:r Wiz
;Hat H. was !,"aimG ;Ga "t:!"r way.
Mr.. Rand rlph having charged Cen. G":c"ui's WIN
dishonesty. tn" latter Oh saturday sr't hs nrcu.rr "
verbal challenge 10 mortal c"inbnt, which Mr.. fan'
dolph refused 10 receive. anil REQUIRED his c"'lIii't',ll-
cation tu be mad. in writing. Grn. G'!courin imIne-
dia.cly sent a written challenge, which was promptly
accepted. II WAS subsequently rurn"Tti that arrange
mrl,ts had b-cn mad" Tor A hostile meeting between
the part,eS. Mr. RsntOiph ~ an llNh'ln. ana uilHb'-
wen tn walk without assistance. Sn"mid Ii" fight,
his friends will be compelled IL carry INN 10 ihr
ground, sni hold him up during the combat.
Cen. G,irOuria publishes another letter in the New
York lIcra;d OF Moiviay, in which lie makes tar
Their revelations CONCERNING NicaI"guan aud Cuban
affairs.
Gen. G.. av"ws himself 10 hav" been FIR Yeas a
devoted friend 10 Cuban ANNEXATION {" he United
Sia;rs. Nicaragua with Ism was II secondary "iJ"et'
In the winter of lSJj-G. he sent an agent To N:'1ra-
qua. With this agem; Walker formed II treaty from
which the following cXirn";. are taken:
"~Firstiy-G-i-rnl Wiiiiain Walker pledges his
word OF honor HAT he will INSIST aud c"-"prra;r with
his person aud with hs various rrs"urrc-, such H.
men aud ":l.crs, in thu cnu-e "f Cuba and III favor I'll
! her liberty, after having Constituted The peace aud
h. governments; OF tie republic Of Nicaragua.
"Sccon!!y-Gcuera Willirn Walker PROPOSED and
admits III. understanding that the material and prcu
MARY resources OF Nirara.ua, az Will rs those which
mr.. in rl. pn,s.,si"n Of the Revolutionary party of
Cuba. shall b- a~rnalgam.ted together making com
mon cause rO-rth'r i"r ia" Iiri''-- 81 "r"ithr""iiS
the Spanish tyranny in n" island and ut ii-urInS HE
prosperity nf Genital America, Identifying thereby the
Interests of both c"wniri's."
After the [, rmati~i! %. this treaty, Gen. u III March
last went 10 Nicaragua hiIE-.', sni renamed uni!!
June. Subsequently, he was appointed the minister oi
Nicarag IA to England by Walker, who in a letter an.
nuunced that he WAS opposed Il" The annexation oi
Cuba To the United States. In this CONNECTION Gen.
G. says:
This letter put q New face on matters altogether
It reveal.d 10 inc for the fra. lime Mr.. Walkers hos
lilIty To the Democratic principles OF America, and
mi. design 10 establish n Southern uespoii-m ~ a
counter balance To the United States. i: entered INTO
no par, Of my plans To forward any such .chrines Ms
,his, aud | very. plainly perceived ,h"' Mr. :" "Net
gave IN. credit for an "ndaptnhilIiy' which | do not
pn>ses.. Ii WAS evident lh.t the anurxs;i"n nt CUBA
to The United States was very Tar from Mr.. Walker
ideas. IL cannot be Considered wniiirriul ihat i
paused and did not instantly star; FOR England
Geu-ral q. g"-- "i 10 u rnlnCr Walker III severe
! tsrins. as waiting IL. good tt.tti E.EI ordinary deere