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


storeship Relief
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FIVE vessels, carrying lsS
THESE are n"'pehaeh' Oh he vesses on ne facibc sde
whcn are o..
steam fr;pate Merrimac 40
Sloop Vandala. 90
s,oop ~ s...'..'.,............'. .'...... ~
Steamer Saranao q
FIVE vessels, carrying
are cruising in the same waters comprise a larger
number Of vessels Of guns Some Of these vessels are
.;s;n ahon, IN. Island of f,h. roa, CO.. or,;ranco,
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haI may arse OUT u INC contemplated hosthes between
SPAN ana MEXICO; WHO others are evidently acting as
Meet o opseIVauon oh our movements III Noarasua'
among tne nrsh Vessels u war AZ san juan ae Nore
were, AZ iast accounts, tne ioAo"ns'- c.
Steamer Leonard Is
Steamer Devastation
Steamer valorons. 10
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WIZ satisfy he pcope oi the uhea states that the Cehuu
American question Is one Of the most delicate and difficult
a., co., oroaco ,ha ,,anon oe nm, o,ornroon ons or
Congress and will awaken them to the real dangers INTO
which we may be brought by ovr-scrupuous respect
towards those who eyade they do not violate our laws
TELEG X APHlC.
THE WALKER ESiGRAsTs-GROUNDs ON WHICH
CLEARANCE HAS BEEN REFUSED 10 THE ALICE
FAINTER
WASHINGTON Nov 81, 1858
=. ao..s ,n., uos.r. us.o = con,oo,,, os No
appears that Mesers D. hesse %oompany, OF MO
bile made application to the Collector of that port for
clearance Of the bark Alice Taintcr with provisions and
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passengers ior "'ey'o"n u" o''so .o''S'e" VI "ou'
pork beef, sugar. &C. and agricultural ani mechanical
implements with few articles Of household goods Be-
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tween 'nrec ana 'ou' nunoroa rheh o'hs 'e'u7e'''s
emigrants we're ready TO embark, with view, II was
stated of becomnp resident citizens Of Nicaragua
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Inc sohsetor ieafhca n"ih quai"i ho' "'o'o W wv
misunderstood, that the persons who proposed 10 chi
prac by the vessel were furnished with passports from
u v.s..r, ,,,.o r,r.o~o,nor ana Nn,s,or a. s,,,,,-
o. irsaii', hNos fAu'i"is anu ""s''i VI 4''~'''"
qua.
THO ,oce NJ tho clearance nj the vesseI ,,s yven nv
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ecneiA Wakef' ffoH "hat uu nc ga,neruu uIoh We
subject, the Treasury Department has doubt that the
who have cot ON Goo, the prcaen,
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ever " may DC, are ~ part hot ensrcy ,he saihe as
those who concerned IN the equipment loading and
soarancc Of III. Easb,on in November 1887 MT Tho nor,
of Mobile what subseoueny ,ransprcd was wholly in
cons,s,an VIII the ,ynth ,r se renresona,,ons =,
time made 10 Inc Collector. Alarms ana anmuntton m
Iarye srrnes yer, landed with the cargo N Nir,ragua
ii Clearly appears that false manests were used TO pro
cure the clearance OF the Fayhion. and il also an
| nears tha, false pauars in relation 10 IN.
i character OF the cargo were produced TO lul
snspcon as 10 the rno character the voyave Thcs
facts carry with them the irresistible concusonnrst
that the expedition escaped by false and deceptive proof
1t the Custom House: and second that IL was lin viola
tjCn of the awS) military cypccton on foot in tha
United states 10 be carried on from their territory and
| Jurisdiction.
Tho persons who active in prompting the ship
m.nt loading and clearance the Fashion promnen
experimenting the equipment, loading and clearance 0
the slcc fainter The pretences which made
Of TO influence the clearance Of the are the same
those now q obtain n