The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-16
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Prom the Mobile Register, Dee -
Re ow ~ pace before our readers two letters which
wi show 81 the Infamous and ncfarOus schemes
when used a. induce governments 10 and
ahauci General Walker from Nicaragua, whcn he GA
the eve "a csiabhng himself IN that country in accord.
ancc viii her constitution and the wishes Of her people
u has always been considered by the intelligent that the
base and malcyOcn schemes u Accuators greedy only
ipr their owl agrand semcn, NJ tic bottom OF Tie
hosttcs which mainly thwartcd bis plans; but We nov
nave tie opportunity u laying before oir readers gcnG
letter fiom al the chef nslrumcnts Of Vanderbilt
and The Transit Company, which shows what IN
scrupulors measures they ADOPTED % impose upon
the Unted states government, and TO make 4 aces
soty y their puiroscs Tbs letter o. Webster
the aortaturc" ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that sixteen
newspapers were subsidized 10 hcOdwink tie Pre-.
sdcui prevent assstaucc benz 70 Walker. and
matcy to counsel bis being forrihiy brought away by
Commander DAVIS When the pcOplo these thrcache.
rous and vlarous plots thus exposed y Will awaken
airtsh their ind guatOn AZ the manner which 60
yernment has been made 10 interfoso rs powerful
behalf q crew u plotting SWIMMERS, against tho true
friends Of justice and republican institutions IN Central
America
Coz FKANK ASnFRsoN-i arrived N this place The
night q IN Isl INST, after trip u seventeen days from
New York. The Emma i safe anil sound although W.
experienced gale Of three lays OF the Island
of ST. Domingo. | am very busy sending cargo up the
river, and shall be % myself ID day or two
have taken the liberty address you this letter
count having come across certain correspondence cnce
my arrival here which throws light the iranssc
tons the notorious W. r. G. Webster, IN relation ~
the American IN Nicaragua They SO very Ear b.
STOW 10" hhtiNNh UttAtohs lhNuen1fF MhCn were
brought 70 bear upon the administration n Washington.
and the administration press procure the expulsion
Gon. VIM. Walker nom Nicaragua, and the temporary
ruin Of AmefCansm IN this region One " these letters
SIND you, and desire you u possible, TO get Published
~ the newspapers Of New York, that this ia
and vauutng soovpdrcl may be exposed IN his VII
lriny and lies and that the American public may know the
character OF these called defenders OF Nicaragua
aud dcismcTs Of honest and brave II you cannot
get il Published, send 10 Gen Walker, as " docu
m,nt worthy his pcrusal
There are IN port two American war vessels AMI two
British II Is sad here that french and English
sells expected quickly, and that all American preten.
the Isthum " Nicaragua are presently ~ be wiped
out. Certain is something Is 10 the wind IN the
time what u government aboatY will perhaps open
its eyes when Is too late lind a greet deal &C anti
American feeling here and people both native aud foreign
are raving rs madly ever against the Americans.
The three steamers Col Yrisarr, Col Nora and Laura
Frances arrived out safely. The former NJ the Mochnda
Rapids the second at Castillo and the other a Granada
with Colonel Childs The Martinez government does not
wish TO allow the transit be openel and there has been
Mcintosh Of the American fleet, but think things arc
going favorably for the Canal Company.
nd thai among the lower class Of the Nicaragua PEG
pe the old friendship and enthusiasm for the American
people il rcvivng II s only the tlui> find and the TO-
fegnefs here who implacablc scmcs But their
~ will can accomplish little and trust that before many
months past Nicaragua will have become region IN
which free American can walk with "done 10 modest
make Thorn afraid ~
shall be glad 10 hear from you and 10 the meantime
II anything occurs will keep you posted.
CLARENDON IIorKL, NEW YoRE, April q, 1851
have to acknowledge the receipt Of your favor dated
the 9Th passatos and thank you IN conformity First
personal maitersss Mecna Is wrong IN being loud about
The protested b, f1r The moment Vanderbilt acted