The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-14


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$3.50. ~ ~ ~ - uVmmuh'cA1ion Also tne
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M, e.. .,;ss.;t...;. M's"ue1 IOt ssans't, ana
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.nr,;aaI.,e =, :, -eu'son - t0o consosratsons
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- nj 80 ''e =. sne most aggravated CHAR
Isse -. 80 .ansaeuons =. slr1m pay IN April,
e'pany ~ unarmeu Americans,
go ~ ~ way connected with any bs'lIg'
49, sos' - paftys we're nred upon ~ the
t;,,op = 0osaa nlca, ana numbers OF them
49, 81 &c "unueu, vas Drought 20 the know.
!eues " congress Dy my predecessor soon after
- occurrence, ana was also presented to the
government 81 Costa Rics, for that immediate
~ es''sai,oh aha redress which the nature OF
sne .aso ueniahueo. a similar course was pur-
w" reverence 20 o.ner outrages in these
countries, some OF which were hardly less ag-
s'araeu ~ .heif character than the transaction
az virgin Bay. AZ the time, however, when
CUR present Minister to Nicaragua was appointed,
= Dece'hper, ieof, no redress had been obtain
~ ior any Of these wrongs, and no reply even
hau oeeh received TO the demands which had |
oeen made by this Government upon that Of |
costa hica, more than year before. Our Min |
sfer was instructed, therefore, to lose no time |
q expressing to those governments the deep /
'egret with which the President had witnessed
nis inattentlon to the just claims of the United
states and in demanding their prompt and sa.
lsiactory adjustment. Unless this demand shali
'e complied with at an early day it will only re.
nam ior this government to adopt such other
measures as may be necessary, in order to OBJ
am iof i'seH That justice which it has in vain at
empted TO secure by peaceful means from the
governments OF Nicaragua and Costa Rica.-
' nile It has shown, and will continue 10 show,
ne most sincere regard for the rights and honor
y THESE nepaolics, it cannot permit this regard
9 pc met oy an utter neglect, on their part, of
haL % due 10 the government and citizens Of
pc United States. lt .l
Against New Granada we have long standing
auses Tor complaint, arising out Of the nnsatis.
ed claims OF our citizens against that republc:i
nd 70 these have been more recently added the
utrages committed upon our citizens at Pana-
"a IN April, 1858. A treaty for the adjustment
I these difficulties, was concluded BY the See.
staFy Of State and the Minister of New Gran
"a, IN September, 1857. which contained lust
nd acceptable provisions for that nurnose ~
,tit;ad {, ~ aa.aI oassu - Dosu'a, ana was
:, III ~ soneh. oI ne" uranada,
~ ra,srnaS u - - was hot, now
tho ia, ssss;on !, ~. $50 a'sef 'Ae Giose
..aH".aI '.n - .ne senate. ~ VIII be
We ard oa,san. ~ tnat ooay LOT their
! i .;,I $500. nnu snouiu .his Dc ootaia.
,,n,,i, az Ou' eAistinS causes Oh
-. sA'Ass ~" ufanaaa on the SUBJECT
onas.;o,
<s ne AfissH ueL"een the TWO gov
nmenss a. 70 the right OF New Granada to levy l
.usy upon the vessels OF the United |
aees - ~ ports 81 the isthmus and to levy l
seensef VA upon our eitizehs arriving in that
UNITY "ne.ner win Q design TO remain there
- pass rom ocean 10 ocean BY the transit /
80, 60 go aiso saA upon the mails OF the |
~ M Ssaes uahspofIed over the Panama rail 4 G
rormaa ~. !. Ti - Ne" Granada mas been
a liz .aaa ne onied states would consider
Go.on o. ellhef OF these taxes as an act a
ma la. sA.y between the two b
';,aa a,. .au a. sulh Mould DC resisted by the n
IA so o'a sa =. the same time, we are Pee S
IN - - ' ..; 'nese questions IN spirit Of d
~ 49, . anu WIN sincere desire to al
ion for H., n, a.,siaeiory Mannef nsgo-
need No esTprt ~ . - a.,rau5 oeeh com th
ler, ,be.a $50 so, nas recently oeen made to re
,ent eircn,nst.ao ao any anticipated under al
p,
BRAZIL. sp
With the empire of Brazil our relations are m
the most friendly character, The produc- be
IS OF the two countries, and especially those pr
an agricultural nature, are such as 10 invite ia
ensive mutual exchanges. a large quantity ne
American -four is consumed in Brazil; whilst he
re than treble the amnnn, IL $3.50 IL p, wi
,ohee Is consumed IN the United States "a
ga, unril yarr reasa,,s neass oaly has been =
American aonr i p, ufpii 'ne lhportatlons