The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

red, expiatinR thus bis crime. In this General ws
yalea ,ia Consultation OF the Sate but no one can
say me shASnse ma nj wss UNJUST tho crime being fuy nc
kae~teuste ought Ia be promSy exJa'"d
Brnl~h agents, awake promote diseord, left
s"e unframed 10 overthrow the Americans Ia Nicaragua
tARsa Raca was offered and sInmun lon by Lord .
repson, ~ was fully proved N the csrrsspo.ds q.
lnserospaed on tho I'm Juan river aid which
ss. pSSshss IN s ..ny in Ags q "a a ys a.
esh Oharse dAnires ~ Guatemala A. dinner given
eArrerAs thas British .csi PROPOSED IN thu presence Of
Prsadst Of he repobKc q 1ua.snaa, and futars hope
ts1zH Amerisa" The retreat from Tiger klAsd ~ tn
eouldes caused by the CAyssn Bulwcs treaty had 70
instrument which csscd ,hsir shame 70 1sirsSs tasi
-~Ieng. Cen walkor wss to be made instrument
H. ana ts leaders Of bosh the Caamorrs,A a.d Cateao
perty born IN inquity and bred up In duplcity-
began 70 work 70 OYrthrow the Tres Ae' we'd sAn--he
man who would not listen but to the voice Of justice
BRITISH FLEET OvERAwIEA nosARAGUA.
feet Was despatched from England 70 San Juan
del Norse Tho cause Of the presence Of TIL
asst being Sked, the answsr was, "Ine squat
be preext was that the Indian sIsnda we're toe IN
healthy, anu 1t thought advisable tia. the vssscf
IN gland knowing Genera wakor received all he wanso
nm the United States, tho suly mode Of checking hi
rogcrss and obtaining bis overthrow, was to ot Costs
r., take bold Of the Transit Conpsny'r steamers
ockaac the river AL can5ined by the Costa Rcan
mmsioncr Avarudo, at Can Juan dol Nete in 5epts@
her, beard the British commanders vessel: ana ia ID
Gambler TIL plan was carried out The American were
told they would not he allowed TO blockade the rivers they
would Lot b. allow cd 10 recapare The steamers at Gcsy
town from the Gotta Rlcans They bulled (ce' a'a
tor the first time 1f76), and obliged to give VI
heir ard ammunition IN pay nen for ,hoir IaTage
Aspinwa,l aud New Orleans If the Engiish respece
her treaties they had right to have control In nj
iuan any portion Of the Mesqto shore or In NIra
qua, Costa Noa Honduras. The English sovsrnme nj
by The treaty sf April 80, 1850, expressly 'greed not b.
so Fortunately FOR them they bad IT, DIAL merely
with poor President Pierce and his Kitchen Cabldet.
We hope hat the American people will no more allow
the fowery speeches of British diplomats - affect the
mnda. Facts convincing than arglmeues, and
think eseugn has been sad To prove that England
aot true tn her treaty with regard ~ Central Ausrira
hat sac with jealouey the American expansive al
his coptip u-that her agents nos, they have
ways been, work Central America, trying " creae
bad feeling against Americana and totettle without the
interference Of The United States tho difficulties cansed oy
her usurrocn OF he territory 81 Central America.
England has determined tha, by gtratsgem she viii oil
in redress from The Uno States for the checks she Ia
received; and to obtain this she viii desase
hswcver base they may he. The American people olgs
10 lake warning from the chsstsernont inflicted foks
and Bright Bollars and should be allowed T.
tsnd IN the way Of the United States obtaining sasfae
ten when her honor demands il
6yw YORK, May 0. 1857. JUAN DE LIMA.