The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07
Affairs I'm N1oassIua
TO ruE KDIrOn OF TH1 Hn1ALD.

81. NICHOLAS Horsr, Apssa q, 1857.
Some remarks Of mine, IN osnasseoa win mishG ~.
ten nom Nicaragua, having essa ausasd ~ Ne H~S
wish 70 oovrect . slight omission.
in 70 the quiSies ofs sentsmaa oonpsessw1@
that paper said that Don Fsrmin Fsrres ne Minister
from Nosyasua nd other gentlemen besides myself wAo
had PARTICULAR reasons 70 expect letters from Ne ssss Of
wss, had failed 70 Seoeivs them. wss much occupied
with several friends hen present and disisoasd 70
give names, bus DISTINCTLY informed bin that Some ~
nrs had been received.
did not enter into any particulars - 70 how where
By whom believed letters had bean intercepted.
and Disposed enter Into any discussion q ppe
sent but will observe inst Mrs. Remington received
note from her husoasd Gen Houningson ass Saturday
evening" directed 70 her under cover friend, aad
dated March TO- Ia this letter Gen. Hennngson refers
81 S Ss . 81 ' 90 s'y before ,s ds:ss
hsEd saw tho noe At aarch 10. extrsSss from which
wore given In Tho HaaAID, wah date from CORES
Isss received n hs same time tAs 9Th inst, lssssr
from Gen. wtea dased from the San Juan Tves Feb 9S
s:Ss ~ = ss s g.
the Inc pncbe tardiness Of letters and the no
here ~ e W. s ss s.s
tents Of lhose which have reached destinauoo By
private haads, and 9TH the reliable communicates pre-
viousy received the friends Of Nicaragua Ia tas cyy
almost unanimously 70 oePain conclusions respect
Ing the condition OF Affairs In NJ saraeua
Norte on her rssura non Aspiswal the pubic would
have had sven no~ direos oonnrmasicn Of the on'~ng
l. nat Prssdsnt WALKER IL now Il the hsad Of .as Dc
Jado and osly government Of Nicaragua.
g. that havng used Pa&ico Rvas q a INSTRUMENT ov
the ruin Of his country, the invaders prepared
de The io BILE SHOW Of government they "a 40 IL hia
nan and divide The territory Of Nossasas among The
mat the most able and popular Of the native yIosrs
tuap Generals hiss declared agsase tnsse despcEg In
vadeYs and ID quito yrobAble that the nex worthy
advioas viii snnounse him In 10 aanss Gen. WakS
In driving them QUA OF the country.
T. ne partition q NosrNsua W. 70 snurs V me me-
ciAl bensn Of NE alss 81 Epgiand, and was planned
under British direction IN the spirit THAI Bsissh
officials Grsytown asetssd the supprsssioa Of ne MICS
rasua transit.
The motive Of the British government in ssd,us and
encouraging tho destruction Of that Important hghwuy 70
The Paoiao oonHne trade and iravoi 70 California
10 the route, By Panama and tnis have fatal
dencs % under NE irresponsible control Of ths negro
Q. Their are strong grounds for believing that
British capitslids have vlews Of theP relative 70
tho NcATs qua transit and making efforts 10 ,aopo-
lie ana control for their private interests ths peculiarly
srss ponisd interests In Europe hes proposed nego<
TORS With the view Of obtaiahg the command Of thaA
transit In return Tor material AID.
T. Tia allies having been routed u the battle Of Gus
be Unable 70 rsaeW the contegs with slightest hops
Of suocess The parties Interested vii demand Of She
United 6ates the imms diase hmenS
ofthe Nicaragua line Of transit under The guarantees Of ho
Ca,tou Buiwer essy and both tn govsrnment and hAs
Of England are usde! distinct obgssss % project hon
mssrupton, under the Convsnon3of April To- 1850 srho
mutual epeaSemcnt Of Gsess Brsain and ths United
States hes been strangely oveflooaed By The American
people, bst exists IN binding force nevestho1esg sn1
ks snioroeasns - nh crss Ny have an Incompatible
eject the security and sdvanoemen OF Aasrioaa il
forests I'll ths transis Of Ne American Isthmus
WILLIAM I. CAZSEAU.