The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-06

| VI NNitial Alarlcd. ia order 10 fe reily VdNu
Then the minister tho ministers Of Central
America would have been enabled protest opportnnely
against stpuatons in that treaty which introduced tho
greatest entang'emenI aud most serious dangers not
only with regard TO contiguous states but 20 the whole a
Central America; then y would have been possible %
put stop to the dangerous prc,cnsons of al those ad
venurers who awaited themselves OF tho pretended autho
rity OF the MOSQUITO King, order 70 make themselves
the nasters Of different portions of thn Central Am rcan
teri tory; and then pcrhaie the modern pirates would
have encountered greater difficulties for invading these
countries and preserving for some time their power over
thcn.
The events which occurred in San Juan del Nortr in
consequence Of the foolish and daring attcmps Kinney
clearly prove that that port - long present ercun
stances conluc 70 exist canto, DC constituted ~ ifee
Ilanscaiic city would b. converted into port of
refuge for all Kinds Of advenurers and macfactors OF c
rent countries, aud arsenal Of the elements or
for armng parties of invaders and keeping check upon
the small communities the coast This would be the
origin OF endless conflicts and at last Great Britain AM
the republic OF the United States would tho necessity
OF protecting the commerce OF their citizens against such
order OF things; for, from tue the interests
OF those nations linked together with ours and had
taken the responsibility Of answering for the safety Of
such yalues are under the obligation 10 reprcsenr
tho Interested nations the necessity changing such
dangerous state Of things which, directly indirectly
has been established by those nations themselves Never
shall sufficiently deplore not having from the beginning
endeavorcd to convince the governments with which
have been in intimate relations Of tho good and bc
raj disposition Of our government - favor foreign
mercc and TO aid tho respectable Industrious foreigners
who might establish themselves several points OF our
territory In this manner those nations would have Oh
tanned concessions which would have been likewise proht
able to ourselves.
In the meantime, amidst so many difficulties, the har
mony and good relations which always existed between
the government Of the United states and the republic of
Costa Rca have fortunately been prcscrvcdrciaons
established by the nature Of things strengthened by
neehborhood aud similarity of institutions and maintain
cd and sanctioned by interest and policy They will II
may be safely asserted continue Ia sbst in spte Of IN
kinds Of difficulties which may oppose them for the pco
pie and governments support them with accord
Notwithstanding what may be said and published BY IL
ntentoned Journalists Who attempt io embtter the public
mind by olcntmcs solving questions they but snpar
caiy understand Thus the character and good dsposi
on Of these countries having been wrongly Interpreted,
were treated IN manner very unjust and contrary 10
their nature and tLcir manners
The Ministers OF tho United states here considered
and well received by the autorits aud the people and
our Minister in Washington Is s'i enoyn, the esteem and
consideration Of the iusous government OF the great
American republic.
lii November last year, extraordinary circumstances
recommended the sending Of plenipotcni1rv Minister,
who, by Joining Scnor Molina might ca operate in obtain
ng several objects important 10 this republic To s end,
senior T. Napoleon Escalautc duly accredited who,
like the ator mentioned Senior Molina gained for hn sell
due consideration the part OF tho government tho
United States. At that date territorial dicues with
the neghborng republic the occasion for putting
doubt rights which IL necessary timely
but the said differences having been satisfactorily settled
10 day representative in North America have
to struggle with opposing interests, which, by their eo
son, might give occasion 70 strange intervenons The
same extraordinary .vonHates rendered Unnecessary
the special mission which r Escalan,c inrustcd with
concerning questions Of transit. in with r No
lima.
Several private reclamaons have been addressed the
ministry OF the present government, favor OF persons
who clam rcparaon for damages they pretend % have
suffered during the campaign, in regard 70 which the Min
stcr presented and viii continue present concl, siye
proofs which win destroy the basis Of such rcciamatons
The republic o Costa Eca, Interested 10 the happy con
cnson q the Casfrsarri treaty, entered INTO by the
government Of the United States and that % Nicaragua,
timely furnished the latter frank explanation
Of is opncns and desires, cndeavoring to influence
the resolutions o that government towards the ratification
Of the said treaty but with the necessary aendraeut,
IN order to pruicn,y avoid dasreis consequences which
native citizens Of that republic aud the ansit passcn
gers SO that in manner the public liberties and the in
togray of the territory OF Central America might bc N
Recently there hrs accredited the govern.
mont Of this republic by that Of tho United States,
residcnt Minister, rs Exceency Gencral Mrabcaa y.
lamar, who was Immediately recognized in his d.io-
matte character Il desirable that ,his distinguished
relations Of friendship and which biad to tho
great republic Of the American continent, and that
aud forever those relations may be arranged IN sich
manner that these nations, without mrusi drcIlicF
may give themselves up 10 the lracrna emotions Of then
enshc expansive and peaceful character ard cultivate
friendship both useful snd Interesting
European Protectorasc for Peru.
rfRc ArPEsLs 10 LOUIS Sarotsos AGAINST FaE
UNITED STATES AND Es.LASD-THE QUESTION
THE sAyIGArfos OF TUX AMAzoS--P0fICy oF THE
UNITED srAfEs-MisTAkES COURSE % PEgu, ere.
fErE IRON uoS. rmro WHITE 10 sESoR cAvEso, rrg-
Nt,N stsi-fkN 10 81 spoR.
LEGATION oF rnE UNITED srafrs
EtADoE, May 81 ls5s. /
The undcrsgnc Minister residcn, or the United sa,c,
as bad The honor receive the polite of hi Excc
lcncy the Minister resident 81 the rcpubl,c ~ Peru,
dateithc 10Th inst, and bees s. make h- acsncNcd-
ncnts tho prompt and courteous response cn.anri
therein TO the Of the undersigned ~ the llth
But while cordially thankful n ,hc frank md friendly
sentiments manifested in Hr ca ro's note Mr. White
deeply regrets 20 learn from ttt the statements, which
al iss, to bis know ledge apccrypa shape and
which Lc had hoycd would ~, bear thc ict of ! rigid
scrutiny, have now assumed the lrn and suD.iaHcc e
responsible acse ~ii that Mr. c,yefu aoi IA. govern.
meat have madc formal appeal tea principal European
Power tranrc) for IT. intervention m bCAt 81 Pern, ~
of alleged projected Violations ~ a.. tcrFi0fa
rights by Great rlaa and thu tntsa staics.
Mt. White lad hope. hat H. had slcce,dcd, II. note
o The lltl instant, NJ showing tho entire nno, *
htugci and h govrraLcnt ~ any act desS4 nhirh
could bc construed mo treslass ga feruv gits y
territory bordering OF the UPPER Aua1pn - "in wiaa
any aggressive neni could h. aprchanaet. even CO.
dncSoy Inferred ~ mu-t therefore. hold himself ali
hs govcrnrlcni wholly ggii,ss y thr grave reatous
bjty q having, Ia ihu ,A dcftey, cont nUted toward
pccpiaing Peru int The extraordinary alternative y
seeking re from her governmental troubles "a the foot
stool q 4 Eisupean monarchy.
such suic al procedure 0n the grt ~ ~ American
publc VI. White cannot bat lrsught Wti poftrn-
tis iscaels present and prsrertyc, 10 The clisc -
free lre..tutons all tho woria. Naught but tllu
EXTREMIST political cxigeAoy--uo unrniiug calamity
short IT mcnacet destruction II a The guarantees "
public security and private rshsccud justify Auer,,
rul1s Ia imrnol9iny liberties and inlel,nasncr r.
thcr country IA the sg,Yne c pngsy hcal power ia tho
ud Nurld. ne yefy proposition implies Or
ptst political hcrcscs, and aa1rds snd commentary
msns capscy for sell govefnmsut can 4 ~ that Psfu
reduced to dcporahlc ! strat M hrr STRUGGLES
ma nian an naepcntent political existence amongst ths
nations u Tie cafth thus, crsct. 10 poucmco ihc
elective franchise Ru Illusion anil rrub can government
iailur,2 nr this cfra movement tnc rar ol INT
government aud her req ecuiatNe ~ ~ apf tts fAsct
Oi momsuiafy htutsuaton. by which ehlnie - ire
have disturbed thcr na.ia,icas while iluorhg o wors
oui thc problem o. democratic rsitlt.ons.
y sicw of tls hypotbcs and The ippIe adm.s. ons
contained IN Mr.. cavcge's communication oi TIE letl
reuciau forced upnn ihs ui - ihe under
sgncd thai but to- true. as ini nca u hs toc oshc
liih Instant, that gatgos sni cFh counse hal been
ubtTutd gpOi the cunhink atts ttnn - LIS fxcceury