The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11
The Nicaragua Ixphroxsao,
70 THE EDITOR OF TaE LONDON TELEGRAPH.
Cow. AN akNk,AAL OF IhE RrprnIl. OF NicARAGrA.

rcc,od with the republic Of Nicaragua in that OF all
those who are established in that interesting country,
and lastly, ~ at Of the State which have the homer 70
renresen IL londcn think nay ut! 20 submit u uni.
Vesa aIterton and 70 the judgment C the honest men
q the world, the following remarkable note which has
been addressed TO me hy the Consul Of Nicaragua at
COUNT ANTHONY or MELANo,
The Consul General OF the republic Of Nicaragua IA
London.
CrKYTov,, (san Juan del Norte,) SEPT s. 1853.
Al. tie he,ds representatives Of the principal firms
French, Easlsl Sandman, spanish German, Dutch,
&c.-cstahlishcd IN Nicaragua and Al Greytown, see
themselves compelled 70 expose publicly their distress,
and TO make a solemn appeal the sentiments Of justice
and cquit. ininatns the governments o. the civilized
nations OF the world.
The policy OF the United States in Nicaragua-or, to
speak properly the manner in which this policy has
been imposed on that republic b. the minister's whom the
governments OF the United States have maintained there
for the last five yearshas ruined and almost completely
annihated European commerce IN that tine and impor-
tant part cf the globe.
One Of these min!sters-Mr. John fSolonl Dor.
land-has caused 70 be assas'inated, before his
ragua; lie has protected and maintained the impu-
nifty Of the assassin he has come 70 an understanding
with George White abarrser and member Of the Transit
Company and with W. Fabens, the Consul OF the United
States at Gre. town. 10 set lire and completely to de
sroy torch hand that rising town and its rich depo,s
Mir wheeler who succeeded him. was the auda
and dangerous auxiliary Of Walker aud h- bands in
and burning; and, in word in the destruction
ana Grcyiown well in bringing about the violent deaths
Of 90 900 natives and Is, 600 hbus.ers.
Mr. Lamar the present Minister OF the United States,
rcsiden, Nicaragua who boasts Of having beaten and
driven out Of Texas those noble remnants mo at the
close oi n day OF disaster went bewains their country,
70 found in that ancient Spanish American province an
n, um-Air. Lamar, farmer advocate, and General,
would remain behind his deplorabc SUCCESSORS IN
fact he claims and demands Immediately fren the govern
ment Of Nicaragua six millions Of dollars for the injuries
narS well the word) which he pretends the citizens q
the Union have suffered in that sangunary conflict which
the abomnabc work OF the hiibusters OF the United
States.
However Mr. Lamar announces that he will not persist
to the following conditions
l. To accept the treaty Of canaation and transit called
after S,cbbins, John (,oe l.. White X Co;
2 To accept the Cass Yrsarri treaty, as was orgi-
nay prepared; and
between the of Costa Rca and Nicaragua
the part, and Mcssrs. F. Belly and Mllaud Co,
Frcnchnen the other; this treaty, according 10 Mr..
LAMAR being in direct opposition to the principles OF the
Monroe doctrine.
This then is the ultima.um laid down by Mr.. Lamar;
and tins umatum supported By fleet which occupies
the ports Of Nicaragua upon the Pacific and the Atlantic
We may accept reject but il all this is not mmedi
atcy executed the complete satisfaction Of the Minister
Lamar, Walker, who is at this moment at Washington,
treating, he says with the government-and no one de
MICS it-Walker, say with four thousand "regenera
tors = will and seize upon the country to civize H.
Now, under these circumstances, We European mer-
chants, know well what must result from the me
naces u the Minister Of the United States have nothing
more to do than to flee from country where, FOR more
than four years We have been abandoned without any
protection and thus delivered 10 the mercy Of
odous policy and the savage brutality OF furious and in
furaled men who treat us as uncivized and who have
caused unheard Of evils which no ons seems TO concern
In fact. Mcssrs Boriand White and Fabens declared
that Grcytown should be destroyed--and Greyown WAS
reduced 10 ashes
Mr. Wheeler declared that the Latin of Nicaragua,
that and good for nothing race, did not abandon
the country for benefit Of the the Anglo Saxon Yankee
regeneators whom he protected the cities of Nicaragua
should be Destroyed and those cities have really dsap
feared in the horrors Of carnage and Gre for no has
suffered himself to be driven from bis native Soil and
Now Mr. Lamar has produced his utimaturn and as
OH ykrl he mas
| the Nicaraguan nation Europe may reckon,
then, il continues not to intervene upon seeing all her
children massacred for the most rhttu scenes OF de-
struction viii in Nicaragua. We shall have
then nothing to do but to abandon our houses, our pro-
pery the Of long Of work. and return to
native ruined wounded poor and dishonorcd,
for IT, after having been socrueily smen and having exe-
renced many have nothing left where with to
pay debts, shall be considered IN the light OF dis
| honest
Nevertheless the two honorable Presidents OF the re.
| pubcs Of Nicaragua aud Costa Rc. made directly and
publicly tie lst Of May last noble and warm appeal
to all the governments Of the civilized nations OF the globe
ana this appeal remarkable political declaration placed
the foot the treaty Of universal interest arranged be-
the two worthy Presidents and Mr. Belly, has re-
NAMED, up 10 the present time, without any effect.
For nearly ii,c years French, English Spanish, Sard
dnans, Germans, &c. have continually entreaed their
resi- ectyc governments 10 protect them and especially
have them Undermined for tho enormous losses which
they hd 70 sustain ia the inqutous destruction OF Grey
town. and in the no less unjust and barbarous demolition
| Of Granada Rivss and Masaya.
But alas the cry oarm ana distress uttered by the
European residents in Nicaragua appears hitherto to have
excited mpathy one speaks Of protection no one
speaks OF an indemnity for so man! unheard OF and I'M
mcriicd attacks.
viii Europe become the accompce OF the inassacrcs
that may take place from day 10 another
We have been told that the administration Of Mr Blu
chanan would he just than that Of Mr. Pierce but
what has Mr. Buchanan done 10 repair the wrongs and the
injustice Of hts predecessors All he has done up
70 the present time has been TO send TO Nicaragua Mr
Lamar Minister Of the Union, and every one knows
the political sentiments Of this Minister.
Where then the Consuls who who dare 10,
protect the Europeans In Nicaragua IL this attitude
worthy the English government Tho Consuls OF her
Britannia Majesty compelled TO follow thc policy OF
Lord Palmerston with reference the Unon This policy
al the present time adopted by the Hon Lord Malme
bury and Is well known, from what Il has already pro
duccd, that will yet produce bitter fruit A. TO the
other European nations they have not In Nicaragua, nor
yet in Grcytown, single representative
ON the other hand the United States have In that repub
lie Minister and i've Cousus, all animated with the
same 20 ahead principle that Is Minister at Managua,
aud Consul In each of the Eve following towns-Resl
eo Leon Granada San Juan del Sur and SAN Juan del
In CONCLUSION the position of the Europeans in Ncars
qua and at Greytown most deplorsbe for the Ncara
yuan nation resolved to he buried beneath the las,
ruins the republic rather than yield to the cruel and
savage demands 90 the Minister Lamar
II w. then, at time when electricity about TO enable
all the points 81 tc globe, the most distant 70 com
munics,e instantly with each other in written wordstis
II a me when a third California, the riches, Of al, Is
about call from 70 another hundreds of mil
lions Of gold scckersit is At time when very solid
company disposed 20 open ON the Ishnus q Nicaragua
for benefit &c the whole world and with admirable
equality of right the only ntcrocoanc communication
possible uron grand scaes under such circumstances
are charged 10 SEQ Il carried out, about TO nnct
new and terrible catasrcphcs uron innocent coun-
try which has already suffered much during the last
I've years.
No shall not be- for the respectable and powerful 60
verninens of the civilized world listening 70 the grand
solemn of humanity, will he touched with our
lamcntston viii do right and Mr. Buchanan himself
will condemn the Of his predecessor, will repair their
fatal consequences, and will recall Minister who per
forms his functions In so dcporabe manner.
Here follows sixty Ave signatures OF The principal
foreign firms established al Nicaragua.
TIM nkLLy cAS,L-siLLsrp SOLD OFT.
The Courier Foaco Rdiien 81 October ~ says that Mr.
Miaud, who partner Of NJ Felix Belly in the grant
obtained for the transit or the s,hmus Of Nicaragua, by
means Of a canal has sold out all his right and that con
sequenty NJ Belly remains the only conces'ionnars Of
the canal But large French and English capitalists have
Immediately combined with him, and this fact nsures 10
the enterprise immediate All the plans are
ready and orun, PROFIT is going TO he published
II will inform the world u all the particulars Of that great
international work.
Personal Intelligence.