The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08
The Nlcarsguan Navy.
TO TIE EDITOR OF The HERALD.


The Nicarsguan Navy.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
6osroy, jan. 81, 1867.
The consistency which you have throughout observed
the Nicsrasuan question: and the efforts your pape
has made TO expose the fraud and dslusions with re
resce thereto noticing letter Of your Panama
respondent your paper Of the 3otn regarding the rob
berry Of plain Gilbert Mortons vessel beg to s,ve you
from his letter, dated Aspinwa January 10
1851
Many months have passed since have had account
n faSe ss os %S0S sn my
affairs lave been un,eled that could not venture 70
ss n8s Ta n pSs
sass ra sGna SS'
we, The pirate mined :es K. my AZ, %Ss go
States Minister Wheeler but could redress whesleT
sps;.ror. leave Niearasua repeated
akers orders.
susb MI Editor are some Of the facts contained In
IapAin borton's letter. BY most outrageous robbery
my good friend Morton has lost his all II Il had not
been for the kndress ard generosity Of the Panama Rail
road In passing him free 10 Aspinwal and finding him
The Columbus. and other Gentlemen, my friend nigh,
have been begging now In Salvador.
II 10 time, think, our diplomatic service should
looked into II 10 time n our government sill not put
down land ard pirate that the people snou1; an
that The people should rympahize with the robbed
m",, persvsrns ana re ssd "a tsos trading on thu
Pacific coast he at present ruioed. II not our govern
ment responsible for The ACTS OF LIS consular and dplo
matte aecsts2 TAI
The English In Nicaragua.
The recruits 81 Punia arenas are In loersble spirit
deserted and the British fleet has inercred
with Them In such manner - 70 cause them some uness
ness The following arc tho pa'ttoular-
THE BRITISH INTERFERENCE.
On the morning Of the 10th Of January shc some
we're ergsged in building carriages for the cannon
9th getting the steamboat IN readiness, ether
COOKING and the remainder either cleaning their arms
yipg II their ease upon The lumber stored beswe IN
Bah, boa, wss loveree from her MsicsG's ship Cos
Seek bearing the OF 81 George assrn and soon a.
s :Ss -; s'a VIM pn, %e0 .Sa ~ S
precision prevailed tina, there Was some nios unu'u,
Ths boa. was watched care uly. and she va, 500
moving towards quarters Of walkers men, wit
officer Of the helm. few minutes brought 70 tn
ta.cs, In command. Celorei Iocrridgc met him. aa
inform that be the Brit oh ofhcer) had landed
Consequence OF having receiveo an order from hs 81
perior officer 10 inform ali wfo we're Stationed ri Puois
Ayeras that hey desired those who hsd right 10
nId have the protection OF her Msiesys rsg 10 eav,
they were and 20 wherever thoy piessed.
- The purpose Of Informing tse men Of his busiae.,
Captain Cockburn (vbo held he Oommodores orte-l
ssd inai NE men snoulo De ,orm , 'h'g ne .ns'
alive with interest although none but Colonel Locsrfg
knew the nature Of Captain Cocknurns business Tney
i their derent positions and moved nearer TO woe,-
tho Brsisb officer stood hut even then unable
ssip any SAITH factory Attenuation
Amer few moments consider alton Coonei Iochridtc
1hed one hours time 10 ~t,ch TO decide upon whs
course he would pursue. and " was granted. The c.
lionel hen went In search Of other oocors and While Ia
consultation with them Her Msesiys officers and sailor.
talked with the emgrsp's," into' mng them OF the p-i
watkins and dsneers they would have TO encounter "
ihe numbers, position and cetsrmibsu on Of the sIheo
army. ,,
ing require ed longer tine to get bis feos officers ,ose
ther N he had ANTICIPATED, was not ready 70 give
dtcscp Captain Cockburn said he bad waited the time
end could var DO longer The Colonel asked an
zion Of ten minutes, which was refused. The Coone'
then said be would allow Captain V,ckburn " read
to the men, snd take sli rho had rgat
10 clsl prit,h urotsrt,op ~ me same time prosespg
sssutt b. dong %. Hf p'vta mint understand thai
rss 'Dy bcaa'e OF 10 r'"e OF tno Brush he''
~. bel Dor ne Af"srd 10 proceed
CT ~ snts e. JsFsh.' ~ te bssch and Cspis
cm kourp 'ssbs as .spo u the line, read the
io owing
"FtEr OF BEIrIsH PROTECTION.
By Jobn phn trsknc tsq usS.,n Of her Male'vs
s,s en- avsc on he coasts 81 cen.rI Sniercs
Rerrcs, aon hav'ug IN made = me that = are :.
d,om 10, amer can se-n, Tsi.s xh.1 had ben rprs.
ss % ere Won gHs W aa y e s see
10 ise ti,d states Go erca Agent he has employ
ss f. Is Ss sDp ,e eve british @se ~so
I epoeee go s 70 me place Where Wee men are
auarered std tarr ascertsred q ne once, com and
under Ma rolr command ard Ia the event Of your Obtain
ing such you will call he men togsher and read TO them
Ibis ORDER 70 Jn should sny Of ha party IN question
claim protection a. British suhec and their claims appear
be vel founded. you will acduart he officer
apenp that these men must be perm ,ed N withdraw
their present position and you will IN the event Of hi acqu
ther give these passage 70 Orey0Nn orae
them board Der Maiestys chip under your comNd ~
decision their disposal ~ hey may desire. IN
the event al he afnre, Aid officer resisting such
have usnied out on viii inform him thai in the ds place
whatever under his command WI De permitted 70
rave her position 10 prOceed NJ me river OF else
vac until my demands shall be compho WIZ ana second
" that adopt such 20 enforce tbe rights Of
BriNh % nay think best adapted 70 he purpose
Given op hoard the Orion of Grcvt1sn IDS .h day OF
Janusry 1851 CSirned) JOHN fhshlN
To JAWS ". CocEBURN, Esq. Captain OF her hAeivs
ship Cosssck.
The number Of men NJ Puuts Arerss composing the
psiy IN question, stated 70 be about 10, Of whom
lee or htrtsbous are nt for DUTY the remainder being
sck