New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22

0res. cxci.cmeat exstr here in Consequence Of the
eeseptieu of lie Walker Nicsragus aigrantA -Four
tw dred Of them surrounded TIE oioe Of julius Hee
to-day den AMI Dg immediate transportation or their
passage mcney refunded.
Mr.. Smith. tbe Deputy Collector, intsrposed aud
stated be wes confeent that Washington intructsss
Of defu:.e character ould bs received BY touor.
row. Iron this ASSURANCE the orewd became some
vhs rsciHcc, AID consorted to wait little longer
Augusta, Saturday, Nov. 20. 1858.
disra.oh hss been received here stating the. the
Nicaragua em grants al Mobile have demanded Of the
agent no supplied nclu With ticketsa full compliance
With the agreement upon which they were issued.
Should he no. Go 20, violence Was appreciated.
W,sHisGros, Nov. 81, 1873.
TIE following are tie grounds on which clearance
was refused 10 tie Alice Painter, with "the Walker
emigrsrts on bcsrd:
N.snnss-s that Messrs. J. Heesie Go. OF
Mobile made eppics.icn to TIE Collector OF teM
mort for clearance Of tie bark Aice feig,ef, ".u
provisions ard pssserg ers, fer Gre!tc"n' Lte caIeT
consisted Of aour pork, beef suga-, etc. ara ae.eD
turai and nee anca! inn lemerts, with 8 Re" aitces
OF house hold goods Between three 'nd four hunored
men. calling themselves eulgraSts, were rescy %
embark with a view, IL was stated, OF becoming Iosr
den. c;'izers Of Nicaragua Tue Collector isaIoeo,
rom ouaIer not liable 10 be s urdcrstood teat toe
pereop. who prorosed 10 emigrate by the Ses'e'
= sre furnished with passports from Sr. Yrsssni,
Envoy Extraordinary and Miuister OF Nicaragua
The notice Il the clearance OF tue Vesss. wss gen
hv General Walker. From what can be gathered
uIon the subject, the Treasury Department mas no
ann. that the persors who have set on foot the pres
.ut enterprise whatever !. az be- are 10 part II nov
entirely, the came as 10 Dee who "ele 10 pssS;ar n
eouipnrer. loading ani clearance OF ne rasuion 10
the wear lSJ' November at the pert 81 Mooue.
What ubsecuenty trarsprred was who-ly inconsis,-
ept with The ih Of tie repre- senatoas al tnat tuio
A and a
isyos sunpe. were landed with the cargo IN NicaIa.
pua Il clearly appears that false maniests were u,eu
10 procure tie clearance Of the Fashion; ana y tiso
sppears that false papers 10 relation to the chara Yer
al the cargo we're produced o ull sispon as 10 .ue
,,ue character of the voyage These facts carry With
them the irresistible conclusion, tist that 1e
ton escaped by false aud deceptive proof AZ tue
Custom -House and, second, that 1t was IN '"iaupn
Of the aw.l military expedition, se' GO 10Y ~ 'uo
United States, to be carried on ifol 'ue" '0i'"'''
The persons who were active in prompting ship
ment loading and clearance OF the Fashion, are
prominent in experimenting the equipment, mauus,
and clearance Of tie Alice Painter The pre,ehses
which were made Use Of 10 influence the ciearaoce OF
the one are the those now presented to OBTAIN
a clearance for the other. A.
It's a significant fact there has appeared in the
newspapers a circular Litter, aud identical IN IT'S lan-
gnage with those of ten. Walker. Both OF them
invite emgrfnts to come 70 Moble. ihey SPEAK "'
associations having been formed 10 this country 20
CsOnIZe n foreign STATE, NVncut any "
sanction of the author,es Of the State. or any coniu
pication with them. When it is known under What
auspices these associations have been formed, theI
design appears more conspicuous. .
The Secretary Of State, it appears, inquired OF
Senior Yrissani whether ne hal given passports 70
the eicrapts and foard the fact TO be otherwise thar
believed by the Collector OF the Port OF Noble. None
such have been issued under his authority, or within
his nfor nation. II passport, have been shown to the
Collector the fact furnishes aDother circumstance to
make him distrust the good faith Of the applicants
In fact il should be conclusive his action with
out proper passports it is admitted that the SO persons
could not 60 to Nicaragua as peaceful emgrants II
these persons were presented with written passports
from the Nicaragusn Minister it would present 40 90
trey different case, aud one IN which the Collector
wou!d be justified 10 granting clearance.
For these RESPONSIBILITY set forth 10 the reply 10 the
Collector etterhe is directed to withhold the clear
ance applied fos.
Il is not intended by the instructions to interfere
with any lawful trade between Mobile aud the port OF
San Juan de Nicaragua, any other foreign port or
to prevent peaceful emgrants from proceeding in good
faith 10 settle in Nicaragua any other foreign coun-
try And should any such Gaze occur, Tree from tho
circumstances surrounding this one clearances viii be
granted to such vessels.
These illegal expeditions have already embarrassed
the powers Of the Government Of the United States.
They violate the laws of nations and the Acts Of Con-
gress and tarnish the national character. Nicaragua
IL entitled to repose in the confident belief that We
shall faithfully execute the laws Of the United States
shall maintain relations Of peace and amity with her
Government and people.