The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14

INV 1OhA dEttAID, i
rsnteed him, until he placed at San Juan del Sur
board The sloop OF St hsrys, where he kent
hims disembark him AT Panama. or any other south
port, under the vigilance Of the Norh American
tbories.
thrust that the United States government, will lake strict
account Of The mise able advenu for the evils which
he has occascned
Ny mission accomplished, and trusting the
suffered by the NcRy sguRns will inspire them with fraer
nifty and prudence, and that the wisdom strength Of
avail themselves of the difficulties which they have so
amcab terminated TO organize the beautiful but unhap
py Nicaragua, left my orders for the consolidation Of
peace, resigned the command to Gen Don jose Maria Ca
ION whom it devolved by right, second In
mand and returned to Costa Rcs head Of the small
the San juan river from the Fort Of San CARLOS 70 Castillo
Point Rarsoned and secured under the custody of the
Gotta Rcans, until defniuve arrangement shall take
place.
1t remainl with me to fulnl duty, in which have the
greatest satisfaction namely particularly to recommend
we'll the conduct OF the body OF officers divisions
and ,oldiers OF the army. am proud Of having com
amen
TIE VIOLATION OF THE CAPITuLArroN By WALLER
IN DESTROYING THE ARMS AT RIvAe.
From the Weekly Album
From the Cronicd Of the 23d instant read with sur
prise mingled disgust that the praca acoundrel
Walker in for the grace which accorded
him continuance Of his execrabe life, had committed
lat act OF perdy which would consign him TO the high
es gbbe that could be constructed to bear his miserable
remains.
Mu,h has been said and written OF this man, there
are few that will be ready TO give credence TO the fact
that at the very moment Captain Davis Of the United
States navy was negotiating for the preservation OF such
lfe with that Of sundry Of bis followers the wretch
medi,atng how he could commit the last act OF rea
cherry toward. those from whome he seeking boon
he 30 Ill deserved and one which the men he had
30 shamelessy deooyed and deceived would have de-
prved him Of had they once gotten him into their power;
but Of his personal safety ordered the
We RE- tprQd N m n
dastardly fight most arocousy to destroy the guns, gun
carriages arms, and every munion of war which Capt
Davis In his personal convention with the Generassimo
Of the army had made himself personally responsible
should be delivered intact to the conquerors
IL we are rightly informed assigned to Col Henessey he
same hand in fact that had been employed in the de-
,rucuon Of Granada,) whose boast, may be remember
ed, was to have left as trophy, planted q stake, the
words "Here stood Granada"
We had believed better of this Hennesey whom we had
been led suppose soldier and man Of honor but what
will vii communication dor And when we find such
Brunow de NAEmer "a convicted escaped feon
nom this stae) among the officials OF the bandit whose
security from The hands of justice sought for in the
venton with Captain Davis all wonder that this
last crime not carried to greater lengths but
conclude after ALL the fear Of death, which these
wretches hand dou btless operated
prevent further outrage As IT, have bat to watch
the effect the communication Of this last act Of perddous
viapy may produce upon Captain Davis whose hu
exertions ha Q been thus shameleesly outraged.
WE ue.e sSs Me pen sns ve
INVADERS but have still tale TO tell that will chill the
blood of every nest man who has the least
sion In bis composition, be his nation what may. Capt
Davis convention had reere alone the
safety Of the bandit and his especial adherents but equally
the removal Of the sick and inded also the
guns, arms, and munitions Of of every class shoald
be delivered Tbs true this convention but verbal
one for Gen. Mora, believing thst he treating with
the honorable commander OF civilized nation, and at the
time fully resolved that nothing should induce him
to be brought into contact to treat with outlaw and
pirate would not for instant listen 10 having any writ
ten document in which wretched culpris should
appear The Generaissimos entire conduct being
to the called more civilized G"' Parts 'S sSs
world, that the Central American States, all bar
bar,ns, as some Of the civilized compact have
chosen to deuomnate them, we're . little better
versed in civilization and those acts of humanity which
teach to human ne when held by scoundrels
whoee atrocities 70 punishment, however severe, could
blot out What th.n will be though. Of such Z man
or such set Of men, who would wantonly abandon,
sick, wounded, and in a dying state who were found
in the hospital Of Rvas after Its evacuation by the bandit
Chores but there they Ian, uncsred for, TO sarve
and die execrang everyone Of them mu.t do to the
they have fought and pouring out blessings Of gratitude
10 their humane conquerors who had thus happily
70 me last h n0ur asT peril in % ,ne s
lifted without knowing why, except from those plausible
assurances that had been poured into their by the
hired recruiting ruians sho sedoced them from their
happy homes with promises the most specous and such
~ they well knew would never be performed.
A CENTRAL AMERICAN vISw OF THE DALLAs-CLA-
from the Costa Costa Weekly Album
We have 10 thank correspondent for his interest
Ing reflections the Clarendon Dallas Treaty" Our
correspondent may not be aware that such treaty longer
exists having been repudated by the Senate OF the
United States This hold 70 be very happy incident;
meddpr and drawing boundary lines across countries 70
which neither bad any right or pretext, Costa Rca and
Nicaragua, erawn INTO ser ties OF amity and good will
By the Just terminated, have most wisely judged
pedent spare the great belgeren oil further trouble
by waving all former difficulties and making treaty for
themselves, whereby they have fixed their territorial
boundary lines 10 their own mutual satisfaction Thus the
matter IL nj rest except relates To hts Majesty the King
OF the and we really 90 think the sooner that
pension, the better will he be pleased and great deal OF
time be thus saved in the Interchange Of ministerial notes
and that species OF protocols with which the public have
RKrInI1oSs ON rTK cIARRSDoS DALLAS TREATY
h somes hat singular that al the The ave
des, little States Of Central America have brought sue
ccssfu issue the drama cf modern buocanccrng and vim
dicaed their ssc'sd rights 10 liberty and independence,
the paerna old British lion, and the threatening eagle OF
the wes should be engaged In quietly dsposing OF the
very trrtory for which the Of all have been
cut Of any paerna regard or fostering anxiety these two
lreat Powers were epdcavorg TO settle the youthful
Establishments 10 question: on the contrary they have both,
O. late years engaged In all the tricks Of diplomacy and
national leserdemain which circumstances seemed 10 al
NIT of-tbe one by hosting out Of the Jungle question:.
BILE representative of and the Uher by bland and
insoious burglary and murder, until for very and
itln, hness, they devise composition.
s, however, day too late. The States Of Central
70 take care OF themselves under most pApabe dsadvan
nges.
Dor all the benefit that accrues 70 them from the pre-
tence OF British feet they might well be any where
Eng snd's navy !, no longer the police of the Re
spectable Wall street bucc under shadow ri the
eagle and the starr may do they please and teal
OF bcnehng BY treaty OF amiiy and commerce With the
model repuolc, uDsusrectng juveniles OF different
are only burdened by palliative murderers like Scion Boz
land, or pirstca tosdes and bar politicians like Mr..
wheeler and the only result from the connection OF these
countries with The United States companies and Authorities
appears 10 be getting their cities bombuded burned,
and their population exierminaied By bred villains the
WORT ~ their Kind In known creation A"
Would II net be we'll under such circumstances. for
those OF Me latin rae who hempevcs superior 10
their YOU'D be oppfessors In humanity well In war,
IN DO gentlemen would under similar circumstances,
and drop the acquaintance altogether
Surely the Monroe doctrine which has eIbowed Great
Britain out OF some snug corners, might by general appl
ca)n be made elective for their exclusveness for
time. The Central American States altogether de-
pendant cotton and considering the small attention
paid 70 their representatives In Washington sel the
osnser and Inconvenience OF being worried and worm