New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Which caIDot disregard. t.lai certain pcrsou-, yo.
la'ion of the neutrality aws o the United States
m,krg third attempt to set on foot military ekpe
di'iop within tseir territory against Nicaragua for
e'gn S'a'e with which they are nt pesce.
la order to ralr int LEY for equppinR aud nsluan.
ine hs expedition Icrrors connected there"Ith, az
have reason to believe have issued aud sold bond,
and other contracts, plejgrg the public lands u
Nicaragua and the trsn,t rru.e through is territory,
ss security foi their redeup' aud nl6llmeu'.
The hostile de-ign Of this expedition is rendered
rnanfst by the fact that these bonds and contracts
hc 81 possible value 10 their hoicrs unle-s The
present Government Of Nicaragua shal be overthro~n
by torce;
D. -ide. the Envoy Ex,rsord'nary and Minister
TieIiI.,tenieTY cf that Government 10 the Uoit- /
States has ssued MOTTO" in pursuance OF his iu'truc-
tiors dated the 9Th infant, forbjiing the ctzcns or
suhiccis Of any ration except passengers intending to
proceed throu gb Nicaragua over the Transit route
from ocean ocean, to enter IT. territory without
REGULAR pas-pOrt signed by the proper Minister or
Consul General Of he Republic resident in the country
whence they shall have departed snch persons,
with the exception, will be stopped and oonpelei 10
return by tie conveyance that took them to tie
country.
From ihcse ciruu-tanccs the Inference -rresistble
that persons engaged il this expedition will laavs the
United States with hostile purposes agaurt Mica
ragua. They cannot under the guse which they have
sssuu.cl that they peaceful ernigraats, conceal
THEN real Intentions and especially when they kno"
in advance that their landing will be resisted and 'an
only be- accomplished by an ogerp1~erng force Iais
cxpedie1t successfully resoTtd 70 previous to the
dtt expedition and the vessel in which those CON-
pOsrg it conveyed to Nicaragua obtained clear
aroe from the Collector Of the Port Of Mobile AhouSh
after careful cxami alton arms nor munitions ot
war discovered board, ye, when they arrived
in Nicaragua they were found to be armed ana
cqopled
and INN eda.-lY commenced hostilties. The leaders
nf ttc former Illegal expeditions Of the character
have openly expressed their intention 10 renew host-
tes against Nicaragua. One Of them, who has
already been twice expelled from Nicaragua, bas 10
yted through the public newspapers, American citi-
zcus to cnigr-ie to that Republic and has dcsignsted
Hobilc the place Of rendezvous and departure. and
SaB .Iu1n Del NoTte as the port to ~blch they are
board This person, who has renOuuced bis allegiance
Ia the United States, and claims TO be Presdent OF
Nicaragua has pvsn notice to the Collector q the
Port Of Mobile fhst two or three hundred Of these
c,ngrants will be prepared 20 embark from hat port
about the middle Of November.
For these and other good reasons, and for the pnr'
pose cf saving American citizens VINO may tavc been
honestly deuded into tho belief that they about 10
proceed to Nicaragua as peaceful emgranta. II any
such there be- from tho disastrous consequences To
which they will be exposed, l. Jaues Brchanan, Presi-
dent Of the United States have thought nj 10 Issue
this ny proclamation, enlonlng upon al Offcerr OF
tho Government civil and military, in their RESPECTIVE"
spheres 60 be vIgaut acis and faithful in suppress
ing these Illegal enterprises, and in carrying ont their
Standing uslructiuIs To that effect, and eAhoftng ai
coed c1ens by their respect for the laws and their
regard for the peace and welfare ot the country, 20
aid the efforts Of the public authorities in the dis
charge of their duties.
In te,t;mony whereof have hereunto f xed my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States TO be affixed
to there presents. o.
Done at the City of Washington this 31h day Of
October, 1873 aud of the Independence OF the Cui'ed
State tie S}d. JAaEs DCCHtsAS.
LEWIS CASS. Secretary Of State.