The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-21

An this ID q msatsr Of vital importance to you mir,
not only would supply funds but ALSO xould pisos
us " position 70 be able % draw, with small amount
merchant who has made advances on them hops 70
receive
successful completion Of yoa would only be sup
piled with Immediate tunds, but also should be
sSs wD .. 81 M q those e =. free
by merchant here for expenses incurred by him For
these shall avail. your hero eli the
the proper credentials which wnl be ndispensaby ne
cess.ry for me- in order 70 procee In an ocia chaTac
- ~ D. DE eoIcoURIA
GENERAL WALKER 70 GEsFxRAL GOICoUxIA.
On Board THn La vIaGIa, Aug 20, 1865.
axsERAI-Yoa will please not trouble yourself farther
settled AS TO snything you say about Mr. Randolph Il
entirely tn rowR away On me.
The boat Is working much that can hardly write,
should have the notice have given you Az the g
snt has give you no powers You cannot Of course pro-
VIM. WALKER,
Cen D. DE- GoIoounA.
GENERAL aoIooURIA TO GExxRAL wLLxls.
GrnAL-I received your letters Of the 2bsh Of July
and l2h and 2eth Of Angus, at The due time. On ac-
count Of the ndscreet attempt Of Mr. Osksmith OF this
SOSsos
cell rsceved without consulting with any one % wh.ch ~
tempt he with refusal Ihasten reply 70 your Exos
ency by say ing that do not think suitable moment
for 70 sa for Europe rom this port until you make
decsive blow that The English government may
mot have an excuse for rejecting me- a. your
here rejected by the government ct Washington.
There = great many Influences at work against
and cause; and ia, therefore, necessary that the
political horizon, so dark, should be cleared up 70
some extent by eome successful stroke, which would
render my visit TO London more effective. Tell them
think would be most prudent for me 10 defer my dspar-
shn uu harat n
Of receiving eeh orders from you. Your last letter Of
the 2oth Of August has caused much pain besanse
90 not see that you explain yourself In towards me -
consider 1t impossible in present circumstances TO
and look upon only possible TO obtain material
aid except from those who connected with the house
Of Morgan and Garrison, and with other persons.
All the propositions which come In any oher msnnor
and which do not proceed from those who have an
interest with you, sir, as s the oase with
for the government Of Nicaragua this city
dered capable Of performing trfing engagement
much less Of contrasting loan Of the magnitude now pro
posed
shall be greatly Obliged you will send me an order
on Aessrs Morgan Garrison, for the amount you
&c. D. DE GoIC0URIA.
GENERAL WALKER TO GENERAL GorcouRIA.
GRANADA, Sept. ~, 1855.
GsSAL-I was quite surprised to near that you have
for the present given the idea OF gong 10 England
This will make necessary for me to appoint ono
ese fer now IL the time 70 negotiate with Great Britain
Your failure 10 70 70 England induces ms 10 place more
confidence than was disposed to put In certain state
ments made " me concerning your conduct IN the United
but the sudde cbange you In your plans and
inentous teaches look other person to aid
ragua and England. remain your obedisnt servant.
Gu. D. ps GoIoouRA WIN. WALKER
GENERAL GoICoURIA TO GENERAL WALKER
NEW YoRK, Oct rs, 1855.
september 81 which, as wen As yours Of the 2osh Of
August contains reproaches against me in respect 70 my
WHICH are "a ss uncUu,sou, - 'Osy are & un
compels TO speak out somewhat more explicitly,
although what have said in my former letters might
You blame me for not proceeding at once TO England,
without paying any attention 70 the reasons gwen 70 you
saposs myse 70 the hazard Of being rejected BY the
Chbinet of Sc. james, IN the same way IN which Mr..
0eknmh WIS refused 70 be accredited By ths Cabinet s
Such was my view, In consideration Of the critical and
abnormal situation OF our republic. But 10 this
view OF things, 20 obvious and just ycu paid manner
or attention. and took no notice Of my remarks You
contened yourself with merely insisnng upon bl nd
obedience 70 your ideas, and that too In manner not
the most courteous; you licensed 10 address
Of an independent cha actor, such myself In
style OF authority instead Of pcrsuasion and reason
This is the surprising nasmuch my opin ,on
TIC subject was supported by several well informed mon
and dipl0matiss.
But spart from the above considerations, am obliged
TO persevere In NY resolution Of not proceeding Ion
don, when take In view the decree you lust issued
in relation TO slavery In our republic.
we dluer III OplntOn In TINS mAtter. ana the moro
der In doc,rne the more difcu viii be II for me 10 All
ambassador from Nicaragua in London. England will
never look with favor upon such reroerade step %
this decree OF ours slavery IN Nicaragua
You have met In the epirit and manner, all my
efous 10 establish connection with the ancient Tran
st Company. Ny sole motive 10 raise for you abun
dsnt pecuniay supplies 10 enable you TO meet
Immediate necessites and to sustain IN American mmi
grafton, and also to put stop 10 powerful opposition
Ices rupuiaion All th exer.ons my part have
only been with ecrmiuAtion and reproach your
part.
The injury you have already done yourself by your act
ards the company the evils you have suffered which
s you are suffering, and which threaten you wah suf
fsring hereafter manifest that tie mention
OF these things will be sufficient for my Qualification
When the mist which blinds your eyes shall have dis
hs,hcr !, ,h.a Won ,oos unon yoy.S a. SI,nov in
illbc In ali you co. and arc determined to pursue your
At ali hazards or whether II Is that third party
has ned your mind with false suggestions leading yos
suspect he loyalty and iaithfuIcss Of my conduct
which has been In perfect harmony With my former
sn,,nus NV conns,on :, Nh Won Escyse ma ,bcrs,orc
wnen ray that am quite glad TO hear that you have
nominated another person az minhtr TO England.
This will enable me hepceortn better 20 follow my
views In the scrvice Of my county. My present decn
ing OF that msson from you, does not mako enemy
2, oaS1s ~, 20, "nen bs are ess
70 serve Nicaragua ~ have done recently even nner
bad received your UNPLEASANT communication ef August
2Ctb.
We have received by telegraph an account Of your
triumph nj MAssaya and tranaca, your allied
mics and We are wainng WIN grsat anxiety 10 know al
TIRE particulars Of the affair Accept my sincere conxrau
lsiions, and remain
Your moi; ooedicrt servant,
n DrG.
me following are the propositions Of Mr. Randolph 10
Mr.. Vanderbilt made juno 70, 1885, and referred 10 In
the foregoing correspondenoe:-
1. The interests OF G. X Garrison shall be protected.
Al hs expenses ard outays and aoous the projected
Transit shall be reimburse d-nolhing shall be dene
in violation Of bis wishes % or TO b, iyo injury
shall be cred, and Mr.. Vanderbilt have the right 70
arptn In behalf Of the company By agt nt attorney,
lersor, y. he may prefer before the present Board OF
Com mission In Nicaragua some other tribunal
may he agreed between him and the GOV vernment
Before any assignment Of the existing grant IN made
10 Mr. ", vii be necessary for him 10 set 10 with the
eovmnmt n OF Nicaragua certain terms and spuafions
which viii not be put IN writing These terms will not be
enerous and will consist In services for which the go
vernment will have the privilege Of paying in bonds
The grant 70 be assigned 10 Mr. " on the same erms
uron which Ia held viz on the payment OF ~ pcr heal
for every passenger crossng the shmus Accounts
dered aud payments made monthly.