The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

war 70 make them very dangerous customers when 'hey
got there and they TO carry out al thc mae-
rals for newspaper to be established on the same prn
cple as E Voaa9ene the one that registered waHers
decrees and the victories Of his in the heyday OF ner
early There little apprehension ieit as 70
any interference the part Of the officers OF he govern
ment because il was thought that matters were so
ranged that should be apparent nfractcn OF the
neutrality laws and consequently that the Alice Tanter
would get her regular clearance the port her des
nation
YRIsARRl's MANIFESTO AGAINST THE FILIBUsTERs
The first broadside that fred into the projected
emigration scheme the manifesto issued by the
Nicaragua Minister Yrisarri, notifying the public that
all persons attempting TO enter Nicaragua unprovided
with passports would be stopped and compelled TO re-
BY the conveyance by which they should have
arrived. Here is the manifesto
LEG,noS or NICARAGUA, l
BRooKLys October q, 1858.
The republic Of Nicaragua beng threatened by new
invasion Of Gbusters, WHO enjeavorng to enter that
country under the disguise q eoonss and under other
pretexts the public hereby informed that all PERSONS
whatever may be their nationality going TO said republic,
70 any por. place within territory viii be subject 10
the following regulations
J. All persons whatever may be their nationality,
irving any port place of said republic, will be obliged,
before entering or andmg 10 present themselves 10 the
local public authority, with passport sAned as ollows
II going from Of the Spanish American States by the
Minister Secretary Of Foreign Relations gong from
by the Minister Plenipoteniary, Minister Resident,
Charge dAares and defaut Of these, by the Consul
q Passengers going for the purpose Of passing through
without stopping longer than may be absolutely neces
sary make the transit from ocean TO the other and
embarkng Immediately for California or any other foreign
port exempt from the obligation OF presenting pass
ports.
g. Persons attempting to enter the country or to land
therein without passport, in the cases in which il is
CURED will be stopped and shall be compelled TO return
by the conveyance that took them to the country
f.st thaVa anfnae thrl ntrh
10 foreign countries and who unnecessarily stop or
tarry the republic shall be considered suspected in
divduas and shall be subjected to such the
laws OF the country have established or may hereafter
establish for the preservation OF the public peace except
ing however cases OF sickness or other physical inpossi
bility.
g. All persons arriving any place the republic
any ships vessels not belonging TO the company having
the right Of transit or who may attempt enter the
country being either more than ten in number,
and who shall not immediately proceed on Their way to
foreign country shall by these facts alone be subjected
suspected individuals 10 the measures now existing and
which may hereafter be adopted for the preservation Of
the public peace excepting however the of sickness
other ply steal impossibilty.
G. All persons passing through foreign countries
shall Immediately landing declare before the local pub
lie authority what business Cf any takes them TO the
public, what art, trade or profession Or any, they in
tend TO carry on therein and also the place which they
respectively intend 10 reside.
The public authority before which the bearer of the
passport shall first present himself shall subscribe the
and write AT the foot thereof The bearer goes TO
- inserting the name or the place mentioned by
the narer who shall present himself with his passport
certified aforesaid before the public authority Of the
place in which he may have decided to reside and the
two aforesaid pabc authorities shall Immediately give
70 the Minister Secretary Of Foreign Relations
that such person has appeared required.
The Consular Agent san Juan del Norte and the
Commandan Of the port Of San Juan del sur shah insert
book to be respectively kept by them for that pur
pose, the names o tho persons arriving with passports
Ivy ship vessel nj each OF said ports respectively
setting forth the places 70 which they going and shall
also Immediately give TO the Minister Of Foreign Relations
notice Of all persons who have landed from tho ship or
O. All foreigners attempting 10 enter republic with
ort passport IN the cases m which required shall
be considered suspected individuals and may be
PEELED leave the territory OF the republic by the same
place aud IN the ship vessel IN which they arrive
10. Ships vessels arriving with passengers al san
Juan del Nore any other Of the republic shall
receive beard the agent officer that may bc appoint
ed by the government for the purpose OF enforcing the
faithful performance Of these regulations.
IL. The public safety VI the republic requiring under
present ercumsanccs that all rs por shall not be open
"a for the transit OF passengers 10 California aud other
foreign places for the purpose OF receiving colons
emgaHts such transit and the introduction of colo
nists emgrants only take place by the ports of
san del Norte and san Juan del sur until
aops orders made on the subject and such colo
nsts or cmgraHts shall be allowed take them
"'''' N''' A. j. YRIsARRI.
This opened the eyes Of The would he emgrants the
real difficulties that Lay their PATH and must have made
many of theE retrace their steps Nevertheless bold
face put upon tho matter, and was even asserted
that the intended emgrans furnished with passports
from the Nicaraguan Mnster-an allegation which, il is
needless 70 say, had truth in Il and dened by
Yrsarri And then ii began 10 be whispered in Washing
ton that II Walker could not get Oh his expedition from
Mobile he would cndcavor to obtain through tickets for
California BY way Of Panama. trust luck for getting
into Nicaragua Yrisarrs manifesto quickly follow
ed by proclamation from the President warning delued
persons of tho disastrous consequences which they
would be exposed they should embark IN any such ex
petition Hcre 10 -
rng PRESIDENTS PRocLAxAsIox.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1864
Whereas information has been received from sources
which cannot disregard that certain persons in viola
of the neutrality laws of the United States max
ing third attempt 10 set On foot military expedition
within this territory against Nicaragua foreign State
with which they arc peace. In order raise money
FOR equppng and maintaining this expedition, persons
connected herewith as have reason 10 believe, have is
sued and sold bonds and other contracts pcdgng pub
lie lands cf Nicaragua and the Transit route through
territory, as security FOR their redemption and r,ln
mcnt The hostile design Of this expedition rendered
manifest by the fact that these bonds and contracts
be Of possible value 10 their holders unless the pre-
cent government of Nicaragua be overthruwn BY
force Besides the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PIE
nipotentary Of that government the United States has
issued notice pursuance Of hts nsirucions, dated the
27th inst iorbidding the citizens or subjects OF any
too except passengers intending 10 proceed through ~
caragua the Transit from OCEAN 70
tie territory without regular passport signed by the
proper Minister or Consul General Of the rcpubic res
dent In the country from whence they shall have depart
Ell. such persons with this exception, will be stopped
took them 10 the country.
IRON these circumstances the inference irresistible
that the persons engaged in this expedition will leave the
United states with hostile purposes against Nicaragua.
They cannot under the ruse which they have assumed
that they peaceful cmgrans conceal their real nten
TORS and especially when they kpow in advance that
their landing will be resisted, and only be accom-
plshed by ovcrpowcring force. This expcdient
successfully rcsortcd TO previous TO the Last expedition
and the vessel in which those composing convey
ca 10 Nicaragua obtained clearance from the Collector
of the port ~ Mobile Although after careful cxamna
ton no arms or munitions Of discovered
board, yet when thcy arrived In Nicaragua they
found 10 be armed and equipped and Immediately
commenced hostltcs The leaders ofthe former Illegal
expeditions of the character have openly expressed
kehcr intention to hostitcs against Nicaragua
Ono &C them who has already been twice expelled from
Nicaragua. has invited. through the public newspapers,
American citizens TO cmgrate 10 that republic and has
designated Mobile the place OF rendezvous and dcpar
ro and San Juan del Nortc the port to which they
are bound This person, who has renowned his ale
glance 10 the United States and claims 10 be the President
Of Nicaragua has given notice the Collector OF Mobile
that two three hundred OF these emgrants will be pre-
pared to embark from that port about the middle cf No
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