Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-19

voluminous Tho-c from the Attorney General comprise
instructions IN preven, the fitting of editions
military or naval characte. or Invading the territory OF any
foreign powers.
The report of We Secretary Of tho Navy embrace.
various orders To the commanders at the Susq
Potomac Fulton and 81 Mary- The Secretary .nci,,-.s
To Commodore Padding copy OF the statement Of Cap.
tain Tnkepsngh OF the steamer orixabs saving ut pre-
SCENTS making it manifest that flag should IL,
shown nj San Juan, Ncaragua In alton al thu.
circumstances d. directs him procccd there with the
itigatr Pot anI in distributing the vcsseis the
commander 10 touch at Panama, Aspn~sll snd San
often consistent with due regard Tor the interests
OF our country in these parts The sloopoi-war ST
Marys being instructed 10 remain at Panam. long
she IL needed.
The mass OF documents contain full particulars OF the
outraccs at Panama.
Don Molina the Costa Rcan Munster under date of
April 18th last in letter Mr.. Marcy speaks 6hbuS-
tering persons being aSays hostile that Republic,
stating IN candor and iankness that the careess conduct
OF this class Is the sole which compelled Costa Rc
Ia undertake the IN which she il engaged and
Imposed sacrifices which she PROTESTS she will reclaim
from whoever may be responsible for the same
Mr.. Marcy replies April - To what Don Molina calls
the lawlss conduct OF the inhabitants Of the United
States saving that il reflects the good faith al our
country in regard To its neutral relations only with
Costa Rca but with each of the Central American States.
That charge could be lightly made and presented
without adequate proof to Sustain il.
After arguing in avor al the right OF expatriation he
Respect for Costa Rca aud Don Moins himself
requires that his language shall be interpreted that it
shall not imply charge OF counivance the part this
government violation Of the neutrality laws"
=, "" 'e -uo % nav See.e'ny Marcy SENDS Don hohna
OF noncombasnts by Costa Rcans aud says THE Pres.
'sn. Is ","g 20 oes'e 'nat COSTA kea w'lI promptly
a.. ~ e Pe'Pe :" 'ie ,""u'"'" ouusg N'u III.
departed from the laws o war, and he calls attention
~, M ~ ~ ia. -. suoh poe'eu"sS On It's
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has informed his government OF these transactions; aud
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nroess ~ have az nnh hos,, ,hs -, S",a ~, w.,
.hs-II;n., ,ho Ill nr ;ans.a., - IS :. III ~
nroy,.I ,Lst s,ch nsrsnns sny.ri sI IN ;,h, ~
Lat Jonht n inr The ,,,;l,x n,,.' =, .; i -; -, ~
nnnishaJ "a thsy d.sery. H. ~; go 81; q oe
i MOI betve n Costa r ., ami N;c,,,, b,,, D., - o.
urite n.onl. az tho states or r.,har -, c,n,.I -,
,r,instl +, had ~ un,u,Lo,i,.d .Jx.,,,,.. r. | ~;
novrri.bin- AMI mr.. sin th S W; n.y.. ''
Who are threatening IN imuo.e the s.r,. - -, ar
r,,.t OF ntr,l America Cos,. RE. c.n1o, ~ ,h
rights OF war to baud of men ,nswcrsh m nensi L.
which certainly are moi NOR. s,verc In h. S,a,- r.
in other States of the civilized worlJ NJ. .xnr.ss ,h
hon, tia, ,,, ,,,y.,,r,,., !, IN s,,.,.,i H. - IN -
investigation be made into the ev.n,s =, V;n n n
that il will no, b. to-, seyer. With rs.I Il, 60, ~ ST.
Is defending her most sacred ,,bts sg.ins ,h,s ~ h
outraged aud attacked her merely because he Il wesk
Don Aurn-tiu Viii writes SECRETARY Nzrrx ,n,ir lat,
of Nav l3th saving.
,.Th. unh.nny state of lin. country i, .LiL H. -.
born aud desire of exerting his best fors u, rv II
has led him to leave his native shores t rnrsn ~, %
tlciCa ptal Of this blessed Republic aud proceed,
TO place the affairs of NICARAGUA IN spch I;L, - -, ~;
iuce Me- Marcy 10 view its circumstances in tba;r tr
u.rt conclnIing v,i,b on nr.ss;,, , r., ,s-, a.. a..
y.rnm.nt of die limited stat. xil hs csn5 ., ~.
qua
Next follows letter from President Rivas .,ad Anil
nth adir.... In IA. P,-.iI.u, oi ,b Ir;,J So -
Treat aud Good F,iend IN which he s,ys. "D.irn,,
of cuItiy aiing friendly relations h,y thoush, st 10 90
credit Don Ausustn Nil A. Minister IN Nh. Tn;,a
Siate.a reliable person on account of his kpo,,r ~,
public affair, and hi, n,triotir feline ~ H. ii a., ~
NAV enter intn treaties of alliance al ~ - r. ~
yeTnnent 10 treat him kindly
Mr. Mason moved to refer the message IN the commit
Tee ou foreign relations and thatit be ntint.d
Nr C,itt.nien sid ne reg.r,ad ,ba s,hio., - .,
impoi tan, one which ought NOT 20 mas. f,n, ,h ond
ration If the Senate into III. hands Of tb i'll
out remark H.. had seldom If eyer E.,enaJ 90 =, M.
sage from the Executive which Vas Gaugbt with NOR a.
o.bng interest or which MIGHT Lad 10 1n,a rio,s CO..
>qtenccs la one WEEKS Tim. tb. countrv would n. 81
lated tom, o,, end Ia tl,. o,i,r on ~ -, "a =:
have aar however he wanted il to 10. accented mr. A.
nnuncc,i b, Senators in Al, OMEN manly ,,,,,nr .J NJ,
have course IT plicy nur.ne.i nv wbcn We b,uIJ on On
step by step Lindy uuul we TALL into the nit Tbe o.
vernurn ct Nic,ragua which IN. Pr.-l.n: has on tally
uas a thing of Yesterday a. n g.,
At any rate the shoes were not vet worn out uoon the
eet ni those Who had wrought this new r,solution
and alrndy the Executive. had econ. .,.6ed ~ ~, -
naeucy aud its capacity TO ,scharg, IN, duties ~ ma
lion in the great family of natiop. This seemed 20 HIM
tery hiSty conclusion q. atriy. M in ,,, ,T - ,i,
the resoluon having hen n,c,,I ,on ..
the President admits, iy the c,rouer,tion or our ovr
men who went there contrary 20 the laws Of ,h.
Was this the had hith
-rto guided our course What aid lack son vb, r..
ong stood knocking for a,Imit,nce into th. Inou even
alter We ere assured of her ability TO Govern berIf and
when she had toy repeated victories r ti, IN
b. con lerc,l one of thu, commuuitj., of The Will
J ,cA SIMS n,-s,y. cav. A thor,u,h ,-,,G,,nJ mi .,;
rebuke To every principle in the present Iu-ss,ge
We mix ourselves up in the affair of The. nations s
gerously sometimes y recognizing th.s. eo,nnun.s
suddenly rising into existence a by entering into c,,
Iin. alliances With FOREIGN powers I'D
Mr. Mason said lac could -,e no obieeton IN r.Gr.,co
The document merely informed the S,nat az the ac,l
condition of the country in which we TAX. n g.a I Of
int.re.t The President had ,rne th,t n chm. bt
ken place in tl, government of Nic,ragn, III ,
amounted to the fact that th.y had one - of law ,nt
in lieu of another and being satisfied that the new CO..
,rnu,rnt WAS a Government ale fIr,o ami h,d ,g,,
ability Ia conduct the affairs nf tl,, conn,v lie p,
C.lt Ii,,..lt c,Il.I "a, l., ,..;, h., ui:.,y r., - -
The arg,,u1eut of the senator from, En,ncty j.; ,I 800
of T.1as would NOT snnlv Lr,. III, ~ 49, -.
in TN. family of nations but Nicar,,,a ba r. -,
49, - ,i;,i..Ji ,o,,,, -. - ;s 80 i' '''os''Neu
A. ON. tius In confe,l.,o,;on iii o,ho. c,,. , =
t.rwanl. 4. a s.nar,,e S,,I. WIZ ,hv cb'I ', -
,ov.,,,,n.ut ali ~. have, ;g., ., ;;,' = y. '',
Goyernment. and have IheS .bown Sn,isn, 1,,,, a.
e,,itI. us IN r.,,,rd tba,nS W. Lav.Ii u't',y :"
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