The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

those not money ne would D1ck
to New York This speech not likely to cool the irr
taton Of the passengers who then called another meet
ing, and appointed committee TO wait on Mr.. @. j.
Fox, the United States Consul. They were, however
assured that there was no redress for their wrongs The
next day negotiation opened with the Pacific Steam
ship Company and the agent agreed TO reduce the ares
Storage, $l75 second cabin, and $500 first cabnnot
more than half dozen had means to The agent
accordingly reduced the seerage fare 10 $50 and the Pa
nama Railway offered 10 take the passengers for
So The result was that after scenes OF the most dis
nearly loo Returned the 10 New YORK;
u is impossible not To blame the company for thus
taking 800 persons to foreign port without knowing
was every reason for erpecng that the Nicarogxans mould
refuse free possaos through their territory large bodies
and San Juan rivers the suspicious the authorities seem
10 have been naturally roused and the enterprise which
otherwise Is no doubt feasible enough was at once fus
trated This comes OF hbuseriDg Every steamer that
from The States to Grey to Ncaraguan eyes
freighted with General William Walker and his COM
psnons. The policy Of the United States tend in
this aversion and suspicion The Spanish Ameri
cans Of all kinds know that the ambition Of their Northern
shGs Sssr @ % q tie ss and
However, is to be regretted that SO useful an enterprise
as the opening of the Nicaragua transit should have
allied and we would gladly the American government
akng steps to reassure the Ncaraguan authorities and to
assist any which honestly takes in hand TO
But this aHhir Of simple laundering would not be COM
lete unless he aggressive Brtsher were dragged into
the dispute and political capital made out OF by aspiring
ayipg good suppose, like the Ncaragans that
he Washington carried General Walker and his band,
ent boat On board II the steamer was, in fact,
iracai This was enough to rouse the e Of Flag Officer
Mcintosh, OF the Roanoke, American rigate who mme-
diatey addressed letter to Captain Adham, "call-
ing him strictly to account for such an unwar
raptable proceeding" and stating that "if such
visits were renewed they would assuredy bring the
vessels of the United States home squadron and
those Of her Britannia Majesty this station into COLI
son" Mr.. Zantznger, the Flag O6cers Secretary, was
subsequently, despatched to the British vessel and had
into sp6l, nd Cir
Ouseey which he expressed himself perfectly satisfied,
and Captain Aldham was politely invited to visit the
So the matter ended to the graac alton Of all
par ties and the war orators and writer's are left to
make the most they can Of the incident We may re.
which at every difficulty war is denounced, reflects
no credit on American good sense, and cannot even
give them any real reputation for courage. collision
between the armed Of England and America would
be an event aught with terrible consequences Perhaps
long ana @ ras 10 Ss
progress Of both hemispheres would be the result.
struggle between two such peoples would bring into play
latonshp. To be continually talking OF is proof
that nation has not weighed its consequences We who
have experience Of and who as history proves 40 not
take in vain the name OF the God OF Battles
from the London Times Dec 30l
arc e IN their We h%rw them
duv With ali nrooer ceremonal and write tho date of
their Gecease upon their ombs but in few years they
ave eSput again and REQUIRE There are
certain morbid opcs for which our Youth seem to be
born with predisposition and which they bound to
COUGH We ought 10 yacciuate our sons against The con-
;nSnence Of those three great NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
T.; The Homer sckness and IL almost time
"a ake nrecautous aeanst that most dreary OF all undy
ing bores that old ncinis umbra, who may be expected
identified So we have the same recurrent importunates
in politics and Yesterday that twenty times buried ques-
ton Of th right Of search turned u unexpectedly in our
II 1v hv nojla md
General GAGS and Lord Malmesbury If there WERE or
ever had been at any time of peace such thing a
claims to be the rereont Of individual sUho had
iene; but must do our usual kind Office, which is to
turn him gently round before the public and then consgu
Right OF search must be an error which owes its recep
ton 10 its We are too easily inclined to believe,
when dispute as to such phrase ID first submitted
TO u.s. that the question must be as to the definition
Of the right, and not as TO whether the right itself
ever had existence. Yet the moment It comes 70
DO regarded steadily urss and statesmen are all agreed
that have more right to visit French ship than
hve to force an entrance into French town. that ioe
hGpe right 10 seize Yankee sdvT than zoe hare TO
land upc he coast of the Southern States and TO set free the
negroes I've might find ,yinQ there II starcs popu
general notion that il be finds any one doing manifest
wrong any his right and his duty TO thrash him
There ningcs also with this belief that inasmuch as
police for her empire But Britannia is only Queen of the
ocean in time Of war and she Is then only SO far Queen
as aer courage ana ana sn mposv r sway
peace she cannot push her further than
e Of s bs Tss s Sl1 e. e rod ss
,em VII! wac sne .ov ~ 80 .h,s sou .," Is o , vos
deveoped and her sailors were victors In every sea- E
rights as belligcrent with high handed power but the
rIe has ALWAYS been recognized as we find Il in RENTS
CmmSnarcs tbat q every vessel in time of peace has
rsht 10 consnt s own safety and convepience and to
nn ~ % Course and business Whom beIng d,s
ihoS ban !, aca o, ;o,ate the rights ~ o,hers
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