The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-13

HmssxsAnt CoxresFeadence ON Nicaraxuan
AMnirn.

oorDuor or THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TOWARDS McARAUeUAN CITIZENS.
TO THE DIToR HERALD.
essed to rec The floating reports published in
the different papers, regarding the downfall of Walker
and government cSntradcted in the newspapers by
% good aushori As Mr.. Bowiy. Mr. b. has resided
several yrs in Nicaragua, and the owner of large
mine in Chantales, and believe visits New pur-
chase machinery and labor work 1t. would
advise Mr. BSwly to his business under the
rose or take passage for Eng and where he mako
his purchases and ship them Juan without feAr
o. 0olestson Incarceration annoyance from set OF
h, dag politicians who cannst gain the popularity
necessary for their except by of legal
o. should rather say illegal prosecutions unparalleled
an the history Of the nnenlghtened country in the
world should Nj. B. make his purchases here he may
Dr. served a. have been, and all Ncarasuans win
lrobsh be.
left Granada, in which city hold the Office of gov
eIar ent printer Tor New York purchase quantity
OF printing materials books, paper stationery, &C.
leaving my establishment in q confused state a
arge quantity Of government. work daily accommodating
for when reauisite he extra materials
in sus arrive in New York sick debiltaed
and scsrcs able to move Tnrough the assistance of
frenas succeeded in getting all my business transacted
portssn OF goods shipped, and arrangements made
for the forwarding OF the remainder. assisted from
my sick bed to carriage and conveyed 10 the steamer
the necessity OF my presence in Gransds doing away
with al coEsideraiions Of danger from exposure &c
Here an, arrested by officer, who only
my query 70 why by bland smile, and
that tits ali lighs" Shiyering with ague
ife -spsn Leaf, conveyed 10 the Gu ter
Washington, where remain iwenty-iour hours "a
opportunity Of thankiDg the genlemsnly officers
OF the cutter for their Kindness to me while
among them There is doubt but Their charitable efforts
and at.eatiJn saved my le was again carried aboard
the Northern Light, unable speak stand and placed
the Doctor Of the steamer As the vessel about
ssi WAS sgain dragged out in the midst of furious
stoln snd oonvey Cd TO the revenue Gu ter am still de-
tanned, my bueness going ruin for want Of my pre-
sence my material COD Knows where, my health broke
down, s1a not lisely IMP IN j. return to
copgssss chine. And all fsr whsts To make fuss and
bring certsin pol ticians INTO notosiety
Would that hac gone EGgtaDd transact my bust
the authorities there sa,gh forward honest and oOliging
to trading foreigners. VIVA snoad De my duty on my
reiufn " Granada, a. coudu3 or OF the only hnguh
press n Central As1e1ical tshoud | ne allowed
WY ~ sasuii ~ susb the All w" nawertal
nellum control turn the tide Lverpool SuseY the
Eesrnenti have expeIisnoec would recommend the lat
a. course TIE merchants Of New fosk are no doubt,
Of The ieid that opened for them in Cen
oriss, oasl Anne lea or knglsod have toe preponde
Central American II America, they must be
government bat have turce. and oar pride
aai sa Mt put up with insults aad snaoyances from
cosatrf encesvcr to serve sntie carry ing out
VITA r~vard to the answer Mr. Bowly to the para
graphs rstsrred 70, me following possibly assist in
psing position the govern of Ni.arsg1s i,
its proper notwithstanding to tbs intending imn
giant the prosss'ltty o. his dsta Dance settler by
change Of The different journals state
rss the gevernrent is in poverty, unaoe TO feed ITS
nen that Colonel Freuch carried off all the moneys in
he rs4ssty when he left ttat the govern nent was in
bad sepats with the other States AID finally that op
position party had arisen Nicaragua, and about
80 over throw General Walker and mis- party.
shoud bave imagined that enough had been publish
Cd che subject satisfy the most fastiaous to
the tao ough establishment cf the Nicaraguan govern
tetion in aging that there wrd Of truth in
Of the paragraphs alluded TO. Gen. Walker is firmly
in bis position as he President United
STATS and comma Dds men and moneys sufficient to main
tamil The difficulties General had encounter in
Nicarsgna need again report, but IL may be
sary prove by the advancement he has already
G ut g @ ,t q rss 10th o. s nn
fought 800 of the enemy for six hours killing H. and
but 70 men himself y. A, yrsR Bay S Of the
hsevy nights march, amounting IN all TO o. and about
100 natives and after fight Of hfy minutes the enemy
retrested Rivas leaving los their dead the
dcsA. Walkers band increased to 81. He marched
Grenada the sebasopol Of Nicaragua Il had withs,ooi
IN ons chA1gs that Of the Atavia 600 democrats
slain and il other charges and attacks came Of equally
wss three times the OF Ammunition usei the
deg OF Granada as in the battles Of Mexico.
d. which at the time had every entrance 10 i: barr
o.dsd and fortified and in forty minutes drove every
WITH out nns.y-,wo he seized with giant grasp, the
government and forced the enemy throughout
tHsr arms and swear to conform to the treaty proposed
y HIM The arms taken were Immediately destroyed,
~sat hss sssn supDEss By for from
tier purposes When Walker has accomplished much
cans ana 5000 natves II he felt disposed he could
garrison GraDaea sufficiently strong to protect the state
ala Costa Rica Of tnei: brave sodado5, without
experiencing sby difficulty.
In all CAtole countries the recognition Of the govern
rot BY church. the FIRST and great consideration
instance in the worlds history has the priesthood
been ~ unanimous and prompt ia their a;snowedg-
lent their aid strenu0u ly TO establish gov
ernment they have in this instance From the pulpit
aad IN seir private relations they exhort and advise
flock to follow the example the Americans In
their habits Of industry, and secure good
ing b. aots Of kindness &C. SC; They offer up Their
the country who say he is not the saviour Of
Nicaragua War and famine have ragged there for up
vsds 4 thirty years. and the mother knew that the boy
haze on her breast, when able to handle museet,
must the ranks Of either contendng party and be lost
after. On Walkers arrival the population
stos4 one male to I'VE females and what would have
heen the twelve months hen.sf Nicaragua would
ser Sow tew the wives
end children Of the exterminsted faction
Tho legitsmst party no more They originally only
csa.isted OK Ave They either dead have left the
country and there is not man lett in Nicaragua that
could raise dozen around the egitimst standard
I.auary IL 1866. JOSEPH r. MALE
4 oAur,oN TO AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MASUrAc-
70 THE Ep1oR TIE HERALD.
Ailov ma "a throw out . caut IN to merchants and
others taking goods with them to Nicaragua The sud-
dan i.pass given to emigration In that direction will
induce many persons rush hastily into specuAtons
based upon imperfect knowledge Of the country, and
q tho wants Of inhabitants There are ct present
only ssw American families in Nicaragua, and none In
HouSurps end those articles which appreciated only
~ wealthy and highly civilized people WILL at this
time have but limited <ale- BY the present ratio d
i,sresse he American population OF Nicarsgus, now
host 6ftesu hundred all males win reach about 10 600
ssus by he end Of the coming twelve months The
anpis Of the corners viii give powerful stimulus TO
~ natves and thus perforce large and steady
1900 for articles Of luxury and comfort Let msr-
\ 1900 bsAr this in mind and be wary.
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