The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21

BY The telegraph, d the lAsdns Of wahers hostile erp.
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the overhaulns Of FAshop. laden sa go srms
have deemed proper 70 osil yess Exe~'sssoys Asse
ton Is nov ready koee, and asous v ssli shssr- 70
reinforce thai which has succeeded asdlae he Terri
ry hss ,ssS, son. frm "a ~ zen
70 accompany this renfcroement
trust that the United ssAiss sovesn.ess may ,aAe s
such may be end thai MI
reinforcing expedition, also oil eshe vhsh may be
intended 70 forward whether from C&fuua any cher
part OF the Union, may be detained and "
continue bathing the measures Of the executive power
further trust that proceedings will be aga the
voaters Of the laws Of neutrality with THAI rror whieh
required for tae maintenance Of and of fair
derstapdipg between friendly and neutral natsous.
With very high consideration, reneraie the assurance
70 your celleDcy Of my being your very ,esrefa and
Hon. sS1zuxAsy OF STATE of the United states &c, nc
Mr.. yRasARKI TO MIR. cAss.
BRooxlry, Dec. 10, 1857.
The undersigned, Minister PenpotenuAry OF the repab
lc Of Nicaragua has the horor Of communicating 10 his
kxceency the Secretary OF state Of the United states
that the 18th of last month the authority Of the repab
lie Of Nicaragua assumed by General Martinez, elect
ed TO the Presidency by an immense majority OF votes
and that OF the first acts OF the head Of that
public was to confirm the appointment made In the
Of the undersigned by former national governments
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister n2ctentary 10 the
government of the United States.
The undersigned deems also be his duty inform
his Exceency the Secretary Of state that the constituent
assembly Of Nicaragua has approved and confirmed the
contract made by the Undersigned with the American,
Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company the only oae
vested with the privilege Of carrying the shmns
the only also which, for the present long the
government will not have otherwise disposed has the
right to carry emgrants that country under such cond
tons as have bee imposed on said company All other
emrants cooniZers whatsoever that be conveyed
TO that country will be refused admission and compelled
to depart from the Territory of the republic, they viii
be dealt with enemies OF the republic, shoul they
pear there in the character borne by those lately intro
duced by the incorrigble adventurer William Walker.
The undersigned the name of the three governments
N rOv mi
of the United States for having taken away the adven
turer William Walker and his invading band from the
point of which they had taken possession the OF
Nicaragua thus freeing those friendly countries from the
evils with which they would have been visited had these
dsturbers Of the peace Of nations been owed the posi-
biy Of increasing their forces by recruits Those
who, the which the government of the United
states has rendered TO its friend the republic of Mica
ragua, would seek for warrant to say that the Mica
raguan Territory has been violated will hardly find it,
from the moment that the world will have learned that
the government Of Nicaragua, far from complaining of
violation of her territory looks upon that act as
sance directed in behalf of its nvioablity, which
wounded in effect by certain adventurers from the United
States and that considers such assistance extended by
this hment consequence of the which
by his note Of the 18th of September last the undersigned
had asked this government adopt giving orders 10 the
navy Of the United States to capture the voators Of the
laws of neutrality.
The point from which Commodore Pauldng forced away
those bandits, the violaors of the laws of all nations
and such, justly assimated, by the law of nations
pirates and foes Of mankind almost desert one
which there exist Nicaraguan authorities that could
have managed the apprehension of those elons Ncara
qua therefore, considers that the proceedings of Commo
dore Pauldng against Walker and his horde entire
iy justfabe; for a man of war of any nation may
take up pirates from a desert island thnly
peoped that they assert their dominion it, al
though that island might belong to another sovereign
nation lust so can bandits be apprehended enemies
Of the human race by the armed vessels of friendly
nation, on point Of foreign coast which may be placed
under circumstances like 10 those Of the island mentioned
by way o. Illustration
Considering highly important that the of this
note-especiay the portion touching emigration Mica
ragua-should be made public, the undersigned would
entertain the hope that the Secretary of State will find
objection 10 have its contents published.
The undersigned, with highest consideration, has the
honor Of rendering TO the Secretary of State the
assurance that he is his respectful servant
A. J. M YRISARRI
Hon. LEWIS Cas-, Secretary of Stale, &c.