The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13
gAs English In Central America.

4he EnHiIsh iD Central America.
The following communication which roes back In she
commencement Of the Central American mprogto, T.
from the pen Of one the principal citizens of Nicaragua
of which state he Is naayo. Having seen eye
witness Of The events he chronicles his statements ner
consideration particularly at tirno when Central Amer
Affairs likely 70 stu further becloud The pslisa
armament
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
On the separation sf The Vice Royalty OF Guaosnsln
from the donnisn of spain the tive OF aute
nala salvador Honduras, Nicaragua and CossA Rca
&c themselves into republic taking for model the United
Rates Unfortunately for the people Of Country
the ywere not civilized the people Of America
IN IT'S when the oppression Of England obliged
resort u rebellion against the mother country. The laws
mace were net adequate 10 the civilization OF the people
and thar Central America psssea fro tyranny anarchy
which lasted several YEARS. From among the people ap
pearca citizen Of common sense who found the
that hi country had fallen into and be- resolved
cate II from its deplcrabe con ou, desiring that although
Central America small and poor cpobtry IL hOuId
not be classed among savage libas Fanci-co Merazan
native Of Usndpra Is the pario. that entertained this
psbIe intention which hs struggled to carry out 20 the asi
Bsnent VI hs bfc The EDgi.sh Consul General,
by the sf Frederick Chsineld Complying with ,hc
INSTRUCTIONS frenl the homo government Eaade his object
70 create mischief
now CHArPMID EXCITED THE HIDALsos.
Tho President being a Of the people, ,Le frat step
taken by CSstheld pass from the capital, Saliva
cor TO the city of Guatemala whert es'asd the principal
America. He forthwith ins.a cd the mobiles TO rsyeh
against the es,ahtihea govetnnenL Zone Of the hda
COS having The courage 10 take the lead they resrtsd to
the use vi the savage and deave Indian Rafael CArrera
10 carry out their design The revolutionary patty
KEEP, we'll sue ried with money aud ammunition ny
both the hionlgos u Guxtsmaa and the Rriusk areas
who urnhhed from the depo, Of Belize, Honduras
EnekI awaiting herself OF the political dssepaiovs Of
fortunate Central America continued cuyaung friendly
relations with the savage Mosquito inaiaIs, knowing the
Importance Of the Ishms OF Nicaragua, and with view
10 obtaining the control o. thnt mpor,snI terminus
THE MOSQUITO TERRITORY.
Without regarding the formal treaties made with Spain
lss tie Superintendent Of Belize hcDonso came "
San Jsan del Hore aud kidnapped the Collector Of aom
establ he'd OF ths, port Carried " by Brish vessel OF
war, and whilst prisoner on the Legal praac crait, he
OF the King Of Mosquito thai por,ion Of lerrtsr,
claimed by England and Eever rIodly defined,
pssss asDs 70 b. The s1sqT 1s ..' This
ives aa1ens 70 recover his liberty, the English Minis
Ly he'd the brass to preeeu, ts House OF OSrnnel.
(ne Bcok, 1881 az the best proof 4 tho recognition Of
he sovereignty ~ The Mosquito Indians tina, uosa
nie portion OF Nicaragua, nsIaos extended 70 COST
iaca, and at other uracs ~ lar Now Granada Hon.
! duIas.
The incidence vas grea, the pretended guor.nu.
Of the laws OF Searsgus that treaty was made b,
iofce signed by incompetent party II author
Ged, not duly rstned by The Legislature aud senate Of the
| How TEE BRITISH BACKED OUT OF r1aSE leland
Pursuing tie same policy Above indicated, In is4a
oeoea.d palm singer; Fred Cia'aeld after reading ON
Sunday hL four feet square Bible, uondsy
The govapmenu at ssl sdor and Honduras that ne had
ssun 1eI u % xe % s aS bold ~ 70. sde
lay Of Fouseca with all The adjacent sLands,
costs AID damages. 10 back him he had q BRUSH
steamer Gorgon which supplied Tho nscessHry force ~
carry out his designs, and the weak having
force " oppoee 70 her. bad 10 content themselves with
simple pfvtos, against this ugGrpaon. Eor,an.t.y NJ
f. g. Squier vas In Nicaragua Minister Of the Un'sd
states 10 that rcpnbhc True to the Monroe secrne, Mr.
squsr coergeucay protested to Mr. Caineld AGAINST the
course nc Ind pursued towards The States o. salvador
Honduras. Net having v0Sel u to back him, gr
sarisr had 70 comsaicsie 10 his goveTnnent FOR 81
thst thoe American Saicg be dealt with vitk ilsuce
the Monros doc,rine carried cut. Chainvld andpg
he Asd H. deal NTH listener who had pruves
tic British lion that The eagle would no, tolerate being
imposed upor uncer preience Of sickness OF the Of
the eergon rcn that vessel TO Nalar 10 report the
admiral ~ she station the proceedings NJ Nscr leland
The Egiah government. fndpg the Rt toe United
States had acA odeided ms JACK Tar 60 return
The nsurpsd Islands 70 the governmental of salvador and
Hondulss. ZONE months before uensit Gourmet had
beas SIGNED no london be,yecn M Wbp,rghi en-. N
ue cont actor ~ the Biss Pacific 8tcaiship Crlrany
and Don Francisco Casteon hcarzgnan Mint 20 81
Jsmcs 20 arrange the MESQUITE irnsrogBo bul hzp
psred that 1T that tine Dr. Brown, citizen OF he
United sass, had been 70 G;srsgss and there made
act with ID. goyospmen; more advantageous he
country than rsnt made in IoDden NE whseght
net oi course Raed By the FoTenent of Nicaragua,
nov yAhDsHBlLT GOT Oh Tas lsrsNus.
MssFrs Vanderbilt, Wolf White and ..sccis,ec, wbc sBa
ing out thai their charter Dot sufficiently wsr6ed
carry out good Wall street bubble had Nc.
Nh.s rnote r contract, vhich also had 10 be Amended
second tnlo. Prom thsi une tho British goyrrumcnt
found osi that ths United SiMc-i had tic Sane rtetos
towards Csbbnl Amercs, snd se, N wps accordingly 70
defeat the Americana gocovcs tho drr l retreat ss
Tiger Isatd the Clayton Bulwer uoay va fran cd bul
usrer with intention Of abandoning Kcqco ire.
tectorHe, as tine hrs fgly proved.
The retreat from Tiger Island and tie Clayton Hulwsr
tFaty naturally esa4od IN Nicaragua Salvador sri Eoa.
suras great sympathy Tor the people Of the United
sts.s VINO rescued diem from ihe mouth Of TIE Ri
none into Scsrsgs that The people OF tha; uogortunse
oo utry had Tor lug tine Il is 10, few individual
merely who resed adv ant2Ev BY the trade erected The
isihnrs. jui va 30 People-ths losoring c.ss-oorhs
Jus, II La rre, when Nicaragua wa ss.lrg scs o. s
dormsnt safe, a con OF .ustcuAls sppcarsd vh5 /,
claimed have ne cfrncitY the
Hin sgeuis, N~enoio Vega AM Hsrci Epros, set
10 WOW 10 defeat tss canddai, 81 hs recra FOR The
Presidency Bsilh gold, .urni bed through Gua.eaa,
sspseered Tie pubic feeling for while, and chamorro
tie Ip., cec,ea PRESIDENT Of un,craas,e Nicaragua
CHAnoRRo.
lsfssa G s Co pot took tho rsns Of soveYase-t 10
fernd Out ai the constitutes did allow hin ru-ent
msrsa 30 cary ouI DIS ir.rGensn1 from Guatemala To
Obtain cctshta 70 suit bis purpose, ocy those Of
hs club wcse he returned In the elections bot ss ste
"a, Jercs and oher energetic members had been elected
sDd ce1s 10, be purchased or bribed they bsnhed
TO The sat, o. Honauras. rhe President cf Honduras
who sss oce u Geuers Horazan's fayore generals and
liberal gave assistance 70 Ca.,ellon and yercz 10 invade
NEsrasis, v5lch effected In May 1854 Cionorro
had 10 a. from Leon and stopped until he took
refuge in G5STsGs ". ,sGoshoa o. be party The want
sosneptns hs foroc, made the knsi triumph beeous
doubtful.
WILL Az wAlzrR INVITED TO NICARAGUA.
Al uils time william Walker invited by III o.ssl-
Ion party como from California, and help Put iowa tho
tyranl far proposals. made Colonel walker Who
left California Ia May, 1855, with email but deorranes
perty Of true republicans A. soou as tho British sses,,
found ou, rlA Americans were called 10 help the liberal
rnrty they 70 work 70 try and reconcile The pAree
Cold no, spared, but proved In vain. The Chsror
ris,ss rerc nfsstsd wih the sucoNs their party had
obtained poibpg would make them listen 10 rease. And
upe Minister sept by the government Of Salvador had N
return rs country without being able 10 eject ami
CABLE arrangement between the beilgerepss BY bold
and well planned Uosooe Walker took the
a the CbsmorIas making prisoners the most prem,nent
individuals and capturing all the artillery and munitions Of
This brought the var 70 close stipulated In The
veaty of sd October, 1855
The vsrOver Col Walker desired 10 retire " privssas.
NJ, the Cbsmsrstss ai ag on the rart Of the Cas-
eon ptty sstet that Co Walker should take the com,
sasd the army Of he STATE The Cssteon marty euier.
timing the ssne fear made the same OBI Walker
wbe seceves with me understanding that he should b
permitted 70 retre 70 private NE, confidence
rased to the rank Of general assumed the command
Of the ferces o. the Republic Both parties andng out
hs,h bad favors 70 concec to no one but that NE