The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-15
ADDREss OF GENERAL WALTER.


But the government far from aiding me to carry ou,
the agreement Of that treaty has thrown obstacles in the
way and has ended by cndcavorng 10 stir up civil strife
within the republic. Strange " may appear the late
Rvas administration has attempted 70 create troubles
and difficulties and war between the people and the Amc
ricans they have invited hthcr.
II not enough that the Americans should endure
the pescncc at Granada tor the purpose o consolidating
the late provisional government aud receive compcn
saon for the services they rendered at the Of
much sl, ring and 50 much dcath-t was not enough
that they should pour out their blood nj Rvas in order
maintain the and honor OF the state and then have
the government refuse to provide them with the bare
sy the craving for inlamy xhch consumed the yals
Of government and treason became necessary In order
tempt They seek TO repay their debt TO tho Americans
BY exciting The people agaInst their benefsctors.
,hs VS. spes ,e1 tna ,ne ~ ,g proyonsn 2, govern
and H. duties 10 the people, but is guilty Of the
crime Of iDztzaing iis citizens to civil
And aid u In these objects, II has coalesced with the
armed and declared enemies Of the republic-wth the
forces an iicratc savage attempts TO pour over the
In addition, the government has attempted 10 proong
- existence, by taking rom the pcope ihe privilege Of
s.,rss FOR rreScm b.. ban,sbsa from The sa,e en- ~
ban Iairo, who dcspalrng sor the present Of his
country has sought IN this land the honor Of using his
sword In defence OF liberty aud progress.
with such accumulated crimcsconspiring against the
very people bound 10 protecttbe late prov ,iona
name Of the people have therefore declared ia disso
luton, and have organized provisions government
untthe nation exercises rs natural right q chctng ia
GraSADA, June 20 1866.
ADDRESS OF GENERAL WALKER TO THE ARMY.
soIDSRS-sncc you have been In Nicaragua, you have
endured privaons and passed through dangers not only
without murmurs, but with cheerfuness Veterans
might be proud OF ho pro scss you have exhbted and
riots assns oS 1G%s s asd arsas, q r., have seldom d
foreign goycrnmcnt and you have done all without
having yet received any compensation for what you
IL i true that the country has Just emerged from dsas
trous civil war, and therefore VIC did not expect 10 pay
promptly the obligations contracted but had rgh,
receiving this reward the late provisional govern.
ment has attempted 10 excite the prcudccs Of the people
government thus bansrus In credit faith and honor,
has title 20 the confidence respect Of brave soldiers
Duty TO ourselves as well as 70 the nation requires rs 10
construct administration which will more faith
fully execute the objects Of H. creation have, there
people can select their own rulers when Is 1, be
hoped VIC will have an administration more mindful OF
due and ns more re- e,oSs Of the hDppr Of The ,e
From the same Pap.r.l
ratricio Rvas and his Cabinet have desertcd-bag and
baggage last week we published from the pen o. his
description. Three days afo~waris he fed frightened
at his own guilty conscience. We breathe freer Tho
treason which all expected has ranspired and the go
vernnen has further necessity 10 divide lis counses
with those In whom II has no confidence.
son Wednesday, the llth day Of June, General
ing with his Fxcccnoy st the barrier AZ the
time Leon ruacded by native soldiers. The Ame-
ricars nterfered with nothing, that the city might feel
perfectly safe under the guardianship Of troops drawn
em lis own vicinity. The day amer Gen. Walker le
Col Fscobar comnan Ter OF the native garrison inform
ed Col Bruno Nazmcr, thai the native force not suf
hcent 10 keep guard and requested detail OF Americans
Compliance signiisi and an American soldier sta
toned al the entrance OF the Principal government
house Senior Salizar Msstcr OF War, thereupon
ed his horse and rode down 10 the barriers bare
where he informed the rabbe, in an official haranguc,
that the Ao, leans had seized the Principal and were
about 10 murder the President and his Cabinet. In his
speech he also occasion advise the people the
Americans were going 10 barn down the churches and
destroy the religion of The country ASrea excitement
the result during which the President and his all
vsers took flight for Chnandega. Tho Americans the
meantime were innocent in knowledge OF what w
ceedng and although they knew there was hih oul
| about something, they very naturally housht~k wa