Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-26

A GRAVE OFFENCE.-If we mistake not for a
citizen Of or resident in the United States TO in.
terfere to defeat the contamination by n for
eign government Of a treaty made with this
Government is grave msdemeanor, or under
our laws liable to heavy punishment. That
the writer Of the letter that will be found be-
low has rendered himself anne nable to the ZEN
slties to the act to prevent such interference
there can be no doubt. lie has VIGOROUSLY
been mischief maker in our land ever since
seeking it as refuge from the vengeance Of
his own Government-Span. While we shall
ever be glad to have the United States remain
an asylum for the oppressed of every civilized
nation. We are well aware that no more from
blesome customers ever came among us from
abroad than many Of the class driven to our
shores on account Of political offences
This Senior Goicuria is a fair specimen of ths
offensive ones Of that class He has finger in
every passing pie, and has set up as a Fighter
OF everybody wrongs-white and black He
is evidently but pecuniary speculator in the
science OF revolution. and if duly punished for
his offence against United States law involved
IN the following missive from his pen, lately
published in the New York papers, will enjoy
the sympathy of none, anywhere. Jerez. to
whom 1T ID written, is one Of the heads of the
Nicaraguan Government
The LETTER FROM GoIcuRr.
NEW YORK, Nov. 90, I557
Senior ID. NJ. Jsr.z: Esteemed GneeraI: In the
beginning OF October, | sent you another letter
VIA Greytown, in which I gave YOU positive in
formation OF the Preparations making by w alker
IN these States. To-day, the thing is a reality.
ana the annexed paper will inform you of the de-
tdlls OF his departure. IL Is positive thing ,I,o
that the administration is opposed to him but
Notwithstanding, you must prepare rseIye, 10
mike greater efforts than the last; otherwise Won
Will have to suffer much 'O
My particular object in addressing this second
80 10 you II. TO recommend TO your Gaze and
paipcuiar attention my fIiend Mr. Allen ,vho
nds gone 10 Costa Ricd aud must noyy Ia. NTH
YOU 10 arrange the d c ut question OF the transit
hf Alien 1 know, has orders from AIR v,nd.r
pm (his er.lnlaw) to finally settle hi, ones
non VIII you IN posture and lasting way; and
j, knowing that this gentleman is the oniv on
VINO has means, and that he ought in instics ~
OBTAIN again what he has lost by reason OF the I'm
ie. nal mach nati ms of Walker am of opinion
that you ought TO attend to his propositions.
Inc present treaty made with YOU after the
recognition OF Nicaragua, is a matter that Won
may change you please for know that Rnych'
anan has made II only for the purpose of eff.ctino
speedy arrangement, subject to amendments
put ior the purpose Of inhicting a blow ON the
o1uthern party who have facilitated the de partnre
OF w aiker for that country. On this account I
believe that you may alter this treaty as may be
most convenient Tor you, and doing this with the
advice OF MIR. Allen, and il Won can send At tbs
same tline Nicaraguan as Minister to this
country with the new treaty | am sure every
thng VIII be obtained You desire, but il In
hrcessary that Mr. Irsa r. should not be Ieft re .;
'''eh"g you ior reasons which IL is easy to per-