The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

onA'ADA O. ,ss in Chic, wn X. b.ms.,.
0'eq FRosSs s1sssd CORAL
General in Chief Of the forces Of the Republic
IN ySs Of the full thai By
complied with the t aonrsssES%ln sgxo con !, a..,
GRANADA. Oct g, 1850 ''''' = ~ on'e''
This treaty cerainy required election to be held for
President within certain time; and after decree had
been hsued for that purpose does not reasonable
that the Provisional President could annul u.
The administration will have To justify cir refusal TO
than the ieealy OF the election Another difficulty in
the way. understand Is hat Leon, when Is In p1sses
zion OF RvAs Is the capital OF Nicaragua and walker
rot having Of that CITY, cannot be Recognized
being the head OF the COVE The aboy treaty
stpulses that she capital and that the
and consuls OF foreign countries shsl reside there
cannot be denied that Walk hes had actual
the capital of Nicaragua since he was elected President
and objection No. has no force Whatever.
The friends Of Gen. Walker ella other authority for
the legitimacy his administration the grounds tn
when Rivas left Granada Marsh last for Leon he dele
gated all his power to Walker and placed the State under
The whole Nicaragua business continues 10 be exceed
ipg,y embarrassing TO the administrations aud notwth
standing there ally In regard the recall Of
Minister Wheeler am rcined to belle II will not take
place for some time 10 come he knows too much 10 be
made public, this government would not like have
the whole truth about Nicarasuan diplomacy told Just
But the history Of the vasciaton ana inbecity of the
administration viii not the scrutiny Of Congress-
the subject has been introduced IN the Presidents
message. Is likely TO be discussed in all It's bearings
The public will know no the representatives OF
"two lending parties" which have been knocking at
the door Of this republic for admission But what Will the
public cay when they that the present RvAs
Minister also the Minister Guatemala, and that when
Padre Will received by this government the Minis
ter of Nicaragua this Guaemalan Minister was one
OF the fret send Secretary Marcy protest against his
recognition. In that protest Mr. NrsRrri there
is not either the United sates asy Of the world
anybody Who is not that Senior Rivas who styles
himself as President OF Nicaragua Ia nothing but the
creature Of Walker the compasant slave the ruler Of
his country" II Walker ruled In Nicaragua when RivAs
his Creature Ia reasonable to assume that he
rules yet but Rivas has changed hts position and
having become the creature OF Csrrea aad other Central
American deepots s now endorsed by Trsarri On the
Sd OF June last Patrico Rvas issued proclamation
gard TO the depredaticts ncendiarsms and assassns
tons committed by the Costa Rcans, who murdered
armed persons even in the temple OF the Lord
In like manner says vas In the same proosn stion)
Presdent Carers seeks appear generous proec.
with the seal Of slavery his forehead the seal
which he affixed the natives In the time Of Alvarado
in bis lat campaign on the banks on a river whose
IN Los Atlas commanded and was present with sml les
at the shooting OF hundreds OF inuoceuis."
Now, orsooth, Patrcio Rvas appoints the representa-
tive Of this murderer OF nnocens 70 be his representa-
tive also near the government OF Washington and who
patriotic nd nnstrston c,assdes the representative
OF one Of the conending parties for the supremacy Of
Nicaragua
spt OF patriot he would before ibis have decided be-
tween true AmericAnsm and savage despotism ae
should have told Mr. nrsarr tsat inst ad OF recognizing
you the representative OF Nicaragua decline to
recognize you any Longer the Minister OF Guatemala
that this government cannot have diplomatic relations
With power which, II invading neshborpg State, has
dispay upon iis bar .sdeath eli North Amer
and murdered in cold blood men and children only
1sy sy ms
Guat maa, the lith OF October. will DO by the
ehhdavrH taken before Colonel Wheeler the American
Minister, and which short time aimee paDlished In
the HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Dec 8, 1855.
n. Pacific Railroad Bli-HeU Il Was Go. In at Last
ss.ssor-R Remarkable Rulsns Of the sp,akr-Largs Ar
my Of Lot5y Ag1ats-Glancy JONES' Of Pennsluania,
and his Chance, Of Getting into the dbinet-The Wash
ington He,el.
We are expecting TO have the Pacific Railroad bill In
thape other up for action In the House within
the present week. There signs in the political nrma
ment which would lead the close observer 70 that
spir.on The lobby agents here In large force and
Ia elf gives Indication Of some important
being he taps OF course Il 10 the Pacific Rail-
road. Tia, is the scheme which swallows up all the
,msner railroad schernss The amount Of the public
iarcs dshoresNy wrenched from the public domain at
the last sesson and divided among speculative railroad
companies, lobby members and members Of Congress,
some twelve millions OF acres. Bat what h that In
comparison with the stupendous haa which the PaciHc
Railroad sohemers their agents and abersyhave In con-
temptation? Why, n weighs nothing in the balanca-
Il SANDS erely In the proportion Of say ten 10 I've hun
trtd-in other words the country was defraudsd last
session but two per cent In relation TO the grand
fraud contemplated end likely TO be realized II the pre-
sert session. There several millions Of dollars or
their equivalent 10 land divided among and through the
lobby members 10 procure the passage Of the several
bls By which these ten twelve millions Of acres we're
bestowed corporations. You can, taking thai . be-.
sp calculate b. the simple rule Of three how many mil
lions Of dollars their equivalent In land, will be
CURED be used among The members Of the lobby and
the Houre 10 ensure The passage Of this tremendous
twindle called the Pacific Railroso bill
n Al. hxn tha u.r.a ~
eorrec: in is aluson TO tina, measure when sad that
The bill wa 10 DO trusted TO M Denver, the chair
nan Of tfs Special Committee 70 whom the subject was
referred but that had to to reported By Mr.. Ben
reti the chairman OF the Committee Public Lands.
That was reported from the latter committee 10 I'M
douDtedly the TACT t was reported by Mr.. WAbrdGe,
OF Michigan, 4 believe, not by Mr.. Bennett, OF New
York But Why All, the answer 10 that question 70
yesls ~ nlco little piece Of parliamentary dodgIg N
iprhersnce Of the bill you have heard or
IL fell out thus The last Of the session ha arrived
without this special committee having mad chance OF
mailing us report Ia oue order You recolect hos the
ssson had been frered away 10 the eieson OF speaker
other officers in fruitless discussion OF the Kansas
wsoie Of ns existence the special Committss on the
Pacific Railroad had not besn called Tor IL report Toe
session 10 c.ose on the 18th az August Mosday the
18th OF August ana st no Pacific Railroad Dill TO
ported. In the regular course OF business there
how nc possibility OF chance report that ball, except
By concurrence OF $50 thirds, viii n 10 be
tcoed for the cal OF committees was IN order for an
hour or tso but all Of the standing Committees (wih
much bum TO repor bal 10 DC called before the
peelal committees we're reached
In Ihs condition OF things notable scheme was re-
solved upon. -hch, not strictly const nt with pArha
eDIary ana practices, was al least .d nrsbe for
its insenuhy The Committee Poole Lands being
privileged tie call 70 preeept he reports, presented In
the usual way bin maklsg grant OF land for railroad
pu POS corporation IN Michigan. believe, aud
At u time, pendant 70 the harmless ana rcsu
lar little affair reported Mr. DsBvers Pacific Railroad
DILL 10 the nature Of amendmeni o. c0urse quss-
tion Of order Immediately raised II Was con,endcd
by the opponents Of the that regular tsndng
committee rep1rtpg back btu referred them for
single aud specihc object could not report A. m amond
men to that totally dls'inct meas are when mad been
be,it C reieSred tea special committee Certainly this
position vas maintained by common ~
well a. by the rues and precedents OF the oody
But, nevertheless, Mr. speaker Banks ruled the amend
ent In order An appeal tsken from ths, decision,
ara the speaker. believe, was s5ssaiand. An edort
then. II MISTAKE not made 10 have toe previous
question ordered TO preclude all debate dscas
sion, and by the failure OF that Effort, tnnk,
that the bu fell through NJ the last session II
by the House refusing 10 order tae previous
ton, Il BY some ether parliamentary difheuty. Al
al events tabled for ast session and Its friends
are now mars their and combining all their