The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

ar infected, and We plague Of The cholera = Iropa
gated amongst .he ranks Of The ssOriou COSTA RcAn
Gmy.
dor were 70 open new campaign, aud 10 complete the
Liumphs Of Costa 1ca Waiier. bis partisans de
prlved Of their prestige routed and confounded were
70 70 abandon the country they had proaned
with their attempts. At this moment the Cabinet OF
Washington suddenly ing aside the Indifference IN which
il seemed lain the Deg inning OF The coute
In the face OF NE nations OF spanish America recognizes
the dying autoprity Of Walker, and thus facilitates toe
OF his receiving reuiorcemeDs IN arms, mum
ITEMS and resources Of all kinds for continuing 10
subugate = sovereign and free nation.
Such proceeding highly obnoxious 70 the interests
of the Jude pendant republics OF spanish erlca; aud
the cabinet OF Washington only consulting the couVe
pence Of lis subjects-the hhousers OF Nlcsragla-hs
thereby exposed the tranquility OF the neignborlng pa
iauons, and given Just alarm TO the other nAtoas Of
nish American origin.
Up to this time we know .ha, the Ministers OF Qua una
la salvador and Nicaragua accredited near he
Of the United States have protested agsusl s
sognaion OF the authority OF Walker account Of the
sRgravstng and inconsderate charscp Of such act
II is aggravated and III timed because OF its endanger
ing the OF the neghboring republics because Of
IS asing place st the moment when Walker was 80
reaching the end vi his usurpng career because Of
eing the only case occurring in history where civilized
nation openly protects the armed expeditions Of adven-
turers beoDl 10 her, against neghborng populations
who are OF distinct origin, aud with whom, besides she
is on peaceful terms.
We wei aware that the government Of New Grana-
"a ioreseeing the critical position wherein Itself and the
other Central American REPUBLICS Will ind themselves
has Immediately sent Minister Pentpotentary 70 assure
those republics OF It's cooperation Tor preserving those
mathematics intact New Granada thereby has well
merised the thanks OF spanish Anne rica.
We ourselves cannot behold the events which have
taken place In Central America without feeling lively
and interest for those populations. The peo
pie OF Chile but deeply deplore the which is
laying waste those fertile and precious countries occu
pied 70 day b. brethren in race whom we are bound
TO protect and But the ambitious North not
with possessing territory which would be sufficient
70 form the richest and mighest nation Of the world Is
greedy to seize upon whatever ii glance at and will
be satisfied before laying hand Upon the North
Pole ana with the other attaching the Star OF the South 70
It's banner
There is st time to prevent the eagle from covering
with It's wings the whole surface of the globe,
and therefore i is necessary fer Spanish America,
IN the presence Of great danger TO recoect its great
origin and 70 oppose q strong resistance To morrow II
will be too late, the hhoustersm Of the North
Speculation In order TO protect IL when has not power
of its own, official recognition is made for coakng It
with the name OF government. Tomorrow 1t will be
too late: for America which regarded dspass the
conquest OF Mexico let fbusterism plant its camp the
shores OF the Pacific, and " necessary TO prevent
spreading rs tents the coasts OF Nicaragua To-mor-
it Will be too late for, ii Central America falls, the
key OF the Spanish American continent viii fall into the
hands Of the enemies Of Tomorrow will be
too late for there will not be wanting pretext either
old difference, ridiculous claim p-otertorae
unpeopie0 island 10 draw heads the tempest
which, to day, is raging over those OF our brethren.
The undersigned therefore deem to be their day 70
call the attention Of the sovereign Congress to matters Of
SO high political and social interest and in the presence
OF the conflict msnacing Spanish America by the recog
Iton by the Cabinet Of Washington Of the pretended GO
vernment Of Walker submit 10 the consideration and APP
probation OF the honorable Chamber TIE following project
Of Agreement
The Chamber of Deputies expresses to the Supreme
Executive power Its desire TO interfere in the Affairs
Of Nicaragua In formal and e,sive manner sending
tuch special ENJOYS as II may Judge convenient 70
credit the governments Of Central America and
others Of the Spanish American continent IN order TO
procure full cognizance Of the attitude which the nation
has to assume IN presence Of the events.