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

AY, NOVEMBER 21, 1856.
General Walkers Policy in>Nloarausa-Cu-
Iious Pris ate Correspondence.
TO THE EDITOR OF THH HERALD.
SIR-I consider 1t due to myself and the cause Of
Nicaragua to lay before the public the true causes
of the difficulty between Genera Walker and my
self. They are explained in tie suhjoined CORES
pondence, which place at your disposal
could say much more, but refrain, out Of devo-
tion TO American interests in Nicaragua. Your
obedient servant, d. DE GoIooURIA.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1866.
THE CORRESPONDENCE.
GENERAL dOIC0UKIA TO GEN ERAL WALKER.
New OxInAss, July u, 1856.
NY DRAR GKSxRAI-By the annexed document you win
perceive that have transferred my powers 70 Aessrs.
Phcner and Slater leaving them charged with the bust
ness OF raising loan early a. possible. They also
possess the Letter Of instructions the distributes OF
he FUNDS which they may succeed ip obtaining.
have mot much hopes Of the speedy realization o.
funds In this place, and this account made
70 have DO. ds sent to me Of tho amount Of
hundred thousand dol Ars, Ia order TO whether
shall be able, by means Of my friends In New York,
either 70 dispose Of them for cash, exchange them
In the meantime have engaged these gentle men TO
send OIL by the steamer which Is TO sail on the ed,
% ss being s
upon the best plan Of constructing the under
which We are 70 live, shall proceed 70 you my
however any petenson that you should be py
them but simply BY way of aid and assistance you In
Nj opinon that in he prsssn. state Of distraction in
which .ne country y can for The present be only ma
representative BODY, consisting OF not moro than fifteen
pery0ns 70 be elected bv voters who composed
OF those who are able TO read and write and who
pay . certain amount Of taken TO the government.
In this manner the three departments will be able TO
supply the above mentioned number Of individuals Who
might be denominaseo consulting Senator'S presaded
by the chief Executive Of the Sae and prepare the
necessary laws
Thus the whole orgahsaaon Of the government could
chief and OF citizen soldiers subject military exerose-
one portion Of cxens being devoted to the defence OF the
country and the soil from Invasion receiving no pay,
and the other portion having pay and evosed TO the
conquest and regeneration Of Central America long
the victim Of cvi wars the Of European
despotism and Of the sbsolutsm Of the Roman Catholic
Church under bad leaders Thus should form out Of
our conquered acquisitions great empire Of civilization
for all The oppressed people Of the world
An we do mot pOssees any commercial industry, nor
anything In the way OF national resources except the
natural products Of the country first stop ought to
be to open wide doors and mako port FREQ all
commercial nations for the Introduction OF their
factures, subject only TO very small aud moderate
tariff Of duties Thus would propose sha. .. goods for
common use IN Nicaragua, excepting those OF domestic
production should pay five per cent duty, od uaiore
and that goods intended for transit only should pay
tsn time the expiration Of which time they should
pay something more, according TO the length OF time
ey IN s sun ~ ~ am
our country, and capitalists would settle among u.s. and
emigration with all us energies and enterprhe would in
sources coubt not that In the estabshmsns OF such
measures - have above proposed, should meet
with the support Of the French and English
they would be willing 70 mako us the necessary ,ans
In order at may establish The country the afore
ssid basis. On this account not only desrous that
you, sir, should favor me with your opinion upon
this interesting question In clear and disncs terms but
- .sS G ss: you should give me % der ws e both
and France 30 that we ma be able 70 raise ~ loans by
which We ahall have the power Of por;ectny plans
me ccnccssscs msds % the RanAolph Company ID
bndrance and mpsdiaent 70 the interior commerce OF
uro,Sed "a y o. sSs s.ys ss s:yv y vn0 ~
steam navigation The lAkes and rivers cf Nicavagus
except the aforesaid company Such grant k opposed
necessary and suitable for Nicaragua. Il might however
be rcmedied BY granting the sad company only OK
the country 70 the Pacific ocean not granting snsm ony
other exclusive pri vicge. Thus the commerce OF the
lakes and rivers would be lc free both for freight and
lsiely learned that . commission had arrived
with tho object Of concluding treaty with your Excel.
should feel il deeply you SIR, had concluded :
treaty without having given tho opportunity OF COM
municstng with other individuals who also desirous
OF taking part In that undertaking In order that you
paey not forget tho benefits which Ncaragua may de-
rive from her possessons and nssura advanages espe-
caly with regard TO the river San Juan shall Iut in
writing Tor your Exceency what already before have
stated 10 you verbally In conversation at Granada
think that would bs beneficial contract, II you,
company for the OF $40 Geo. At most toe steamers
on the Rio and the steamer San Carlos together with
the houses and other properties making ss the same
hmc suitable Arrangement for tho transportation or
government officers ard properly, the company being
bound TO return the vessels and properties In good
condition nj the end OF the contract when they re-
Ceiyed them. such q contract would
mission 10 the company for the OF earring
passengers on to mo Pacific together with such freight
AZ they should carry Themselves from the port Of San
Juan del Nore 10 that Of San the SOUTH and no.
tnng more the company paying bonus TO tho govern
TO tonnage for iniermsca.s On the AXES ane
rivers
BY thus giving to capitalists In Europe or In this
country, ~ security, our right OF property IN this
respect doubt not but tha. might be eirs ted
sisncd, &c. ID. DE GOICOURIA.
NEW YoRK, August q 1866.
DEAR GKsKRAI-With regret discover that my fears
realized TO the loan proposed raised New
Orans also appears, 70 my greater sorrow, that the
decree which bas been passed ia conceived In such
terms not to FIX the emission OF coupons II IT, there.
Tore TO be hoped that will issue another dccroe which
viii remedy this error, according 10 The communication
gentlemen who are charged with this AFFAIR
ieei myself bound 70 write TO you concerning this
matter Of the Transit inssmuch a. really did think
that such vital and most important business especially
Tor you, ctr, would be ade subject o. Individual gain
and pre- 10 the injury OF many other Interested par
hts Wno phNc unieu themselves win you In = WORK
which has greatly elevated you 10 the eyes OF the
civilized world. will therefore be frank, and tsu you
what has taken place IN relation 10 this busncas. Mr.
Randolph MADE proposals TO Mr. Vanderbilt that he
should give up Tor The sum Of $50 900 the privilege OF
uansit and other contracts which he, Mr. Ran
ooips, considered 10 be worth 325o,000 He proposed
that he should receive the srerod, shares or In
some other more expeditions way This large demand
Of compensation caused that no arrangement could be
made In the undertaking In question, with toe only
party who could at the moment give you transportation
ard supplies Immediately 10 carry Out your plan OF rege
peration.
FASTENED TO zee Mr.. Randolph ascertain this i'm.
poran' business had been settled discovered that was
'hzt the privilege bad been cold Garrison who had
gwen up half share 70 Morgan. This gave me much
surprise, because always moushs thai aer having en-
gagged all your property with the ancient company,
who had settled this matter with the who had
made the purchase few days ego. Mr.. Randolph 20
rtprssentcd H. never presumed tnnt was 10 become
The sole property OF Mr.. Randolph, for him to make
money by u. This manouvre was the c-asiou OF some
prsous here saying that had share in the business
M assertion which ieh myself bound 10 deny indir
nurtfv although IL . a uwho