The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-16


punished as they deseived.
Senior Molina this not between Costa Ri ca
two States rather Of Central America against band
OF holzed adyenturers who mpove and
threatening to impose the yoke upon the rest Of
Central America Costa Roa cannot accord the rights OF
war to band of men answerable to penal laws whch
certainly are not more severe In those States in
other States OF the civilized world Senior Molina hopes
our government win suspend its opinion until inves
tigaton be made into the events ct Virgin Bay, and tna
1t win not be too with regard to Costa Kcs She
is defending her mcst sacred rights against those who
have outraged and attacked her merely because she is
Senior Don Augustin Viii writes to Mr.. Marcy May
~ saying that the unhappy state OF tho country in
efforts to relieve It, led him to leave his native shores
TO represent its interests the capital this blessed re-
qua in tuch light as to induce Mr. Marry to view its
crcums anees in their true light, concluding with
States will be friend to Ncarspuan peace, prosperity
70 lows letter from President Rvas, dated April
addressed to the President of the United States as
Great and good friend" He s~ys is deairous Of
cul,ivati,g riensiy relations and has thought A. to
reliable person. on account Of his knowledge public
fsis and his patriotic feelings, to the end with that
character he may enter into treaties Of alliance. ds
asks this government to treat him kindly.
Mr. MAsoN OF Va, moved to refer the message to the
COMMITTEE NM n on Foreign Affairs, and to print It.
Mr. CR1IFNDEN, OF Ky, regarded the subject as very
importan-ono which ought not to pass from the
sderaion Of the Senate the hands of the COMMITTEES
u u
message from the Executive which was frausht with
more absorbing interest, or which might lead to more
try would be sgitated from one end to the other
on this subject, and it might result in our being
involved in war. II we were to have war, how
ever, he wanted it to be accepted or denounced by
Senators in an open, manly manner, and not have q
Of policy by which should go on step
by step binoy, until we iell into the pit The govern
ment Of Nicaragua which the President has officially re-
coenized, was thing OF yesterday It wereat any
W nd HIS nav annn
tie Executive had become satisfied Of its perma-
nency, and its caDacity to discharge Its duties
This seemed to him very hasty conclusion to arrive
at in matter OF 20 much consequence, the revolution
cooperation of our own countrymen, who went there
contrary to the laws Of this country Was this the
What said Gen. jackson, when Texas long stood knock
ing for admittance into the Union after we were
sured of her ability to herself and when she had
by repeated victories established her title to be cons
dered one of the communities of the world Gen. Jack.
sons message gave thorough profound and patriotic
rebuke to every principle of the present message We
mix ourselves in the affairs Of other nations as dan
geIousy, sometimes " recognizing these communities
suddenly rising into by entering into entan
Cling alliances with foreign powers.
MI MASON Va could see no objection to the refer
The documents merely informed the Senate of the
deal Of interest The President had learned that change
had taken place In the government OF Nicaragua which
makers in lieu Of another and being satisfied the new
government was government de facO and had sufficient
ability 70 conduct the affairs of the country the Prssi
cent felt himself called on to receive Its Minister That
Kentucky, in the case Of Texas would not apply
0: nations, but Nicaragua has been n rec recognized
81 political community ever since 1S24-at one
time IN confederation with other States, and af
forwards ss separate State. When they change their
government, oil have 70 right inquire is II real
government and have they shown sufficient stability to
ter resident there several years. and she has
here We have been terms Of political interc
other 5 xe with n
his Office regulate dipom attic intercourse with
egn ministers. This exciting government Of Nicaragua
as We are informed It is . government Of greater
stability than has existed in that unfortunate country
for many years The Senator had spoken Of war. Who
to to with Whence is the cloud TO ariseY
Does The allude to foreign transatlantic government
that has more than once We have
mestic as well as the political affairs Of Nicaragua Are
We to be deferred by that from acknowledging that
tien of the government of Nicaragua would bring
issue the questions pending between and any foreign
to do It. We had not refused to recoVnize The esist;nS
governments Of France when hey had passed through
the various states of monarchy, anarchy military, dos
potism republic, and at last an aristocracy.
Mr.. PRATT Of Md said that the government Of Mica
rsgua being regnogrized, cizeps would have the
which was not 60 now. BE thought that nineteen.
twentehs Of those who had established the
were Americans who had gone there In violation Of the
nMr MASON said the recognition would not affect our
neutrality lawsn the slightest degree Our citizens arsa
reached foreign country they could engage in any any pur
suit they pleased.
Mr. %niIa Of CAL % gave history Of the struggle be.
there by invitation of the latter after he had succeeded
in estabithing himself at the head OF the Ncaraguan
tabshed by the aid Of North Americans at the request
Of the natives and during the six months that it has
nj ma in Wh0 yQrotr tn
the existing government There was NO other pretended
government there He alluded to British interference in
hundred thousand square miles, being more
combined Our Central American affairs are last coming
to head It may be shall be precpitated into
but We Is well settle this matter now as At
any other time. desire with country. / repre-
sent constituency upon whomwl fail the fun weight Of
the st blow that ehs be strurt but if we are to have
war let it be on this great principle We on the
right sde and the God fathers will go with and
give us thsictory "Thrce is he armed who hath his
The documents we're ordered to be printed and without
taking the question the reference the Senate adjourned
House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON May 15, 1885,
THE HOMICIDE AT WIZARDS HOTEL.
preamble setting forth the daacniy which occurred al
Wizards HOTEL the 9Th inst. between Mr. Herbert,
member Ct the House, and Thomas Keating, waiter at
that esablishmsnt resulting in the death Of the latter
by pDtol in the hands of the former that r. Herbert
taken before Judge Crawford and BY him held bail
in the charge omsnslaughter and that
the constitution gives either house the power to punish
its members for disorderly behavior and with the
currence Of twothrds to expsl q member, concluding
with resolution that the Committee the Judiciary take
tie matter into confederation with the power to send for
and papers and TO the House At their
hest convenience What action this body should take
the premises.
Mr.. ooBB (dem) Of Ga objected to the introduction
of the resolution saying nc question Of privilege was In
volved A. claimed by the gentleman presenting It,
Mr.. CINGMAS, (eem) oiN. c., objected to everything
out of CIDER.
The sPFAKER in reply TO questions, said the question
be the House whether the resolution
involves question Of privilege.
Mr.. STEPHENS, (nstona Of Gs moved to lay the quss-
on Of the reception of the resolution question Of
privilege the table.
Mr. WAsHpuRN (pgser worshipper) of Me-, inquired 1,
the House should do whether it would carry the
luton with iiS
The STEAMER replied afirmativeIy
Mr.. wAsHBuRN-Then vote to lay ON the table win b
equivalent 10 vote to suppress investigation.
Mr. STEPHENS motion was agreed to By 70 against TO-
II Q following IN the vote:-
YrAsnessrs. Aiken, Allen, Bsrksdae Bell, Bowie Boyce
cranch Burnett Broom. Cadwallader, John p. Campbell