The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22
rfty Cent Diplomacy.
Mr.. MARCY TO THE GUATEAALAN ENVOY.
STATE DEPARTMENT.


Mr.. MARCY TO THE GUATEAALAN ENVOY.
STATE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, Dec 18Ab
The undersigned Secretary of state of the United Sates
has the acknt wedge the receipt OF the note OF
Mr. issar Minister Plenipoentiary OF tbs republics OF
Gusemaa and Salvador under date OF 81 instant In
which he declares that those republics the other states
Central America aud its obors, will ind themselves
neeesslsaed to oppose va. senior sss caS IN so =,
the republic of Nicaragua by band Of advnurers from
ths country. Senior kissaii bames, at the same time
not stopping departure of the said band Of sdvsnu
rers, and the acknowledgement BY the Minister OF the
United States in Nisaragua OF government established
Senior rissah says by those intrusive invaders OF
In reply the undersigned has the honor 7, declare to
Sr. sfar that he tears that there mistake In the
superstition that those individuals who lately left Calf
forna with the pur OF entering military service IN
Nicaragua left without the authorities Of California be-
ing informed Of their hostile aims with the copn
vance said authorities On the contrary the UNDER
signed sure that when there was Any reason 70 ossve
CISCO San Juan Gel sur TO entertain such projects
every effort was made, and in many cases with good
effect to oppose their Arturo. The fact OF those well
intended having been in some eases frustrated
must in the opinion Of the undersigned Do assrbu cd
not TO neg igerce i'll will the part OF the same Au
thoritis or to insucency Of the law, but to circum
stances which cud not be avoided Sr lrissar knows
tina A. wss sa gUsn s
Sur miners who return 10 their homes in The states
Of the Atlantic 1t is probable that the persons Of whom
Sr sssr complains belonged to that cass Besides it
is certain that in any they leave San Francisco
with illegal PLAN and If 1t were II IL OF pro-
babls that until then would have Desn possible to dis
board the steamers entirely innocent Of whatever
project which might justify judicial proceedings against
The undersigned has the honor to Senior Iris.
that the Minister of the United States near Mica.
lie did not ACT in conssqusncs Of INSTRUCTIONS OF this
Department. On the contrary, he had been given ex
not vet received them when took thatsep Although
the nlinuation OF civil war in that republic and the
other Spanish American States IL much 70 be de2lored
the changes the forms of government and in tbs per-
to whom its administration is confdsd, wheu
judged convenient, might be shsctuated BY peaceful
means, the United States d. not consider themselves
called upon intervene to the end of preventing other
10 Ss
tions, including those of Whatever can affect their
rights and thofe If their citizens.
The undsrsigr ed profits of this opportunity to renew
w. L. MARCY.
Mr.. MARCY TO PARKER H. FRENCH.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Il, 1855.
To PARKER Fl. FRENCH, Esq., Washington -
S-Your letter to Of the 10th inst, with the en-
closed copy OF AUTOGRAPH letter from the President
OF Nicaragua to the President of the United States Of
America has BEEN received laid before the Pres
dent am directed by him to reply 10 your comnunca-
ton that he has not yet for establishing
diplomatic intercourse with the persons VINO now claim
exercise the political power In the State Of Nicaragua
Those who chiefly instrumental IN suspsnding or
overthrowipg the former of that State we're
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any considerable part of them, far is known here
expressed their approval Of acquisscenos in the pre-
condition OF the political affairs OF IN
til such shall appear be the case the President does
not deem 1t proper to receive you or any one as Minis
ter to this government duly appointed BY the supreme
government Of Nicaragua am, sir, your ooedisn SER
want, W. L. MARCY.
Mr.. MARCY TO Mr.. WHEELER, UNITED STATES MINIS
TER IN NICARAGUA.
DEPARTMENT OF STAm !
WASHINGTON, Jan. s, 1856.
To JSo. Fl. WHEELER, Esq, &c:-
SR-I is very important that this government should
have the most information In regard to the
tua political condition o. the Safe of Nicaragua The
accounts which have been sent on here are conflicting
While Of them represent that the present political
Organization is to the people that State
others represent that 1t hAs foundation ia the hearts
Of the people who would very generally shahe off the
power Of Walker it possible for them to do and
that letter is its sole foundation Your situation Ii IA
vorsbe to the acquisition Of correct knowledge Of the
which No 81 10 the last received have not gone much
into detail ia desired 1t is reported here not how
ever on very reliable authority that Estrada is exercis
ing the authority in parts Of the State
Nicaragua and that the other Central American States
federang against the government Of which Rvas
the nominal, but Walker the real head hope to hear
from you soor and 70 be furnished with the fu sc,oun
Of affairs in Nicaragua am, sir, your obedient servant
W. L. MARCY. !
MR.. MARCY TO PARKER H. FRENCH.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WASHINGTON, Feb. Z, 1885,
SRI have received your of the 5th inst, with
cosy letter OF csedeDce, and laid them before
the President. / directed By him reply to your
from tbs republic Of Nicaragua, that he has
again taken the subject into deliberate consideration but
has not sufficient. for changing the determi
nation made known you my letter Of the 2lst De-
cembsr last. am, sir your most oSedient servant.
W. L. MARCY.
To PARKER d. FRENCH Esq, Washington.
PADRE VIGIL TO MR.. MARCY WHICH LED TO HIS
RECEPTION.
wAsHIsaros, May II, 1856.
Ysur Excelency be positively certain that ug
the months Of President Rivass administration,
there has been attempt revolution against him and
that the whole people of Nicaragua form family,
prepared to MAINTAIN order At home, ana foreign
aggression. That government has obey 10 institu
tors Of the country has been lately manifested BY calf
the people TO EJECT the supreme authorities OF
uhich election began the second Sunday OF orI Ia q
and " The bollotinq has not taken place in oriental
and southern departments because Of The hostile
inrdsOn of the Costa Ricons. have 70 you
try with the official character Of the Of the
Hon. Don Patrico Rvas the chief magistrate Of ne
public of Nicaragua, and hope for tire inter- of both
countries, thai shall be esteemed worthy -ssent
near this government that republic and tdaE find
here government friendly TO psac,, prosos and
RESP ect, your obedient servant, AUGUSrIN VIGIL.
The Latest Central American News In Kings
ton, Jamaica-BOsn.
From the New Orleans Picayune May H.
BY TIE schooner Star We &c. accounts from Kngst
Jana 10 The 10Th of April The Journal of Saturday
the 10th, has this Iarasrsph:-
We Learn that ines has been received from Grey
town. Juan NICARAGUA. Maiestv,a an