The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14
Ws1kor In Nlcagagua.
BRITISH vUw OF tue sUBynOr-L.rrHR PROn Na
HENRY HUMILITY.


HENRY HUMILITY.
(1r0m Vie Galveston News. Jan. 81
c,rnisbsd me- far nrss;c .sIO S noa mas zen @
The Ncaraguan army will orphan itself Tn letters arc
worthy Of perusal BY every American Citizen they
dictate the state Of affairs Central CO. a. pro
scented to tho mind OF we'll known British sman whs
was travelling that country and making o,serystlsns
for himself ct the time Of Walkers Costs o
last winter and spring Sir Henry Hunsey tells what he
has seen gives expression 70 hts opioons Wit frank
ness and sincerity worthy OF the high position he holds
the ranks OF English society sbrdng example Of hoaA
sstesmanshp which others Of bis class would do weA -
initiate.
Enclosed you will ind letter from Sir henry Huntsv,
which send, that you may. you so please, publish n
ysar valusbe paper those portions Of relating to Nios
Ists letter shows The feelings OF English nobie1as
whc-As 0eea In Nicaragua, and IL frequent conversaa
with e head OF democracy ana progress In that country
Sir aenry We soms seks In Nicaragua attas time q
sDc afer tue s ssss Of Granada and then anc thsre
expressed admiration or Cause and hope an4
belle. TIA: II wcld succeed
As ycer paper is boii exponent Of and advocate fsr
opinons and is indepeE den, OF the administration whsA
believing ghe a!uulstrascn wrong, unjust and partial
sem you tie enccs~d Letter believing n publication wn
benefit Cause in Nicaragua.
That Mr. buchanan opPSSed 20 the extension OF slave
territory ard the Nth CT Southern insttatons vey
evident 10 ali and every After usiDc the Osten6 M
hfesto hyo6y horeto gum tine SOU hero vote and ride
ato tie Whc House, he has shown his band, In wssoA
dis.cr cf por,isss fths Cncinna,i natforr,l
The South ossht be satisfied that there isne
Hsrhern 20 be relied on when their interests aro
Cssr Of 81 James, for they al become tncturcd WI
British crsiops onc preuoces, and return more English
aus no e at leisure you vii Lear again from my csa-
9eJts roldr,e. ALEX JONES,
rayrae.er General for Nicaragran Army.
Hlsrror CoUxr, Aug 81, 1857.
zS GEAR DR. JOINS
Ims, honestly c-asess ths sho.ld like to meet yea
kJl~g in al wharui
bus ousiy hope raas Walker viii; give uphs views
With reference to Ccbtrai America Tue few Gays hsA
the ylcs-s Of seen rhim at vas strongly Urged tho
lOrtaee OF not cosAdrg tho possession OF the river
Jag alone the ssticns OF San Carries and SerspqI.
ers and ese vessels - be enrcyed not only If keeping
thcrver apen but tins oecupy isg the part
be irrlucssy showing herself, and seneimes vhes IN
az recruits arrived AZ Greytoxn, make ucaI
siops up tie Ssfapqu which vocd bAve bad the effect
OF tsrrarsg Costa Rcc and with css dagger Of beng
subject to sorprise FROM srwhening foroe Prey
ureeuson ktsa, thoee with he taAy gage the
iu potsEee Of the river Su Jua and how easily bysuch
mesnsr msght be KEEP. opcu AsmAh garriscu shos,A
occupy Cast.o. be Cause L. is very tetensbe position
but as f San Garlic wcs utterly destroy the fort md
lot the G1r bcss ut that END thai other erect
ca koother Runboat stould iosessa1tiy inspect the
shores Of usae Nicaragua, 90 report any prepsrooos
for building vessels OF 10 progress also urged
be shoud ogsaze them in noveso,e columns. capabte
very short no<.ce By each acting the
,tber FsirieeO ADOPTED SHE piaD in Ealy with won
5erfu saccess. and we doing the with
gns forces sesnst the mutueers, sue ~ the pspesu
psow, with eGrai Il ia only necessary that
troops espoysd should he KEEP. veil Informed OF hs
Inter items &C the e,pecve generals su that they
rapidly, IA order 90 throw a heavy foree suddenly n
oae place Wher both conteuding a,mes equally
versed m ,ifary ractc. the advantages Of such system
are moi iapsbe, but IL would be peculiarly viii
suca forces as would accompany whiscr-ac.ve enshS
sestc and energetic against such Ese-ab AZ arc
the cht~ra and Of the Central American forces.
With regard to the British policy ut present pur-
sued upon be Central American question. | utterly
condcun II. SO far Eo'd possession In thsk
region | would maintain rights 30 long thcss
places wereuseful us; but for the King Of tho
Mosquito coua.ry, should esvs MIN t manage h;s
Ridiculous monarchy he best pleased could. Tho
Cen-s America yielding her iranense and vaIu
able PRODUCTIONS to the skill and Industry energctSc
popa,tion, come from whence II nay much the bet-
tar tor Eirope and ale United states Ney do Who
Their Chat rAeton he ad-, with scoh popu a,on sepa
republic; or whether u be annexed to the UrNeA
Sates-K ia qrise certain that viii be overrvn by
the anglo Saxon and then the other shape q
government It will indisputacly tsx-.
Ure1 my arrival IN England w-ose ~ Major Fabian In
formisg him Of the interviews had with the Fog isA
Ministers upon hc subject OF Walkers position visws
but be had thru received blow by the OF h6
steamers, otherwise am much disposed to think Asss
view. Of an acsbie character would have been onAer
tanet towards him; rs It was, there nothing 70 do
but welt the result OF that loss
With kiDdest regards TO Mrs Joses; and every bed
n v HUNrLHY