The New York herald., 1861-12-06
OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS.
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ns goyeranent and country, all express their great
and especially their ervent hope that the present
Ssnn might successfully suppress the dstar
pnncos In tho portions Of the southern States and main.
TAIN tho Union IN all its integrity.
NICARAGUA.
M Seward, writing TO Minister Dickinson, concludes
Your instructions therefore, VIII be very few and sim.
pe Assure the republic OF Nicaragua that tho President
y,os ao wh mat g9yernment jesty fairly and in the
welfare. Cultivate friendly dispositions then 10.
war, ward the United States. See that no par
State TO or prejudice and favor in every way you can
tho Improvement Of tho transit routes seeking only sueh
.a1es ior our commerce as Nicaragua can afford profit
able 70 herself, and yield ut the same time 10 other com
nero!al nations Let unpleasant memories OF past FOR
encSs Dc BURIED and let Nicaragua be encouraged rely
shah at any tiina come TO need them.
EGYPT
Consul General Thayer, ia scribing his presentation
Hghness replied that he perfectly understood was
much pleased with what had said. that he welcomed
me TO Egypt and hoped that his relations with the United
States would be agreeable hereafter they had
In the past.
VENEZUELA.
Minister Turpin writes 10 Mr.. Seward July 27,-The
President has promised me to issue instructions TO all
commandments dc peto Of the republic prohibiting admis
Its ports, except in Of distress Icoud moi obtain
hom him their complete denunciation pirates.
CHILE.
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Minister Bigler, saying
must assure your Excellency in reply, that nv gov
ornmont, complying with the duties which 1t owes 10
friendly state, Is disposed to prevent preparations
OF warlike character, any othor operations
hostile to tho United States, from being effected
Ia any port whatever Of the territory Of the republic
And that consequently the necessary orders will be given
TO the respective authorities to keep especial watch In
shs particular However as far as regards prvacorlng
expeditions, which may prepare arm themselves on
the coast Of Chill, 1t might happen in many cases
that the zeal and vigilance of tho authorities
might prove nelcacious discover them so that 10 is
TO DO desired that whatever your Exceency might
obtain on the subject, you would have tho Kindness to
transmit the same to me- ordor that might in view
thereof issue the most opporune instructions to frus
trate the carrying out Of such expeditions.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
Ihe government says privatecrs be fitted out in
depot for the spois the prisoners made BY private rs
JAPAN.
The correspondence relates altogether to a daring ana
muidefous attack IN the British legation in Jeddo on
the 9th OF July.
Secretary Seward, in writing to Minister Harris
Gays
Your prompt earnest and decided proceedings in aid Of
the just desire o her Britannia Maesty's MHiser 10 OBJ
tain adequate satisfaction that outrage meets his cm
phatic approval. have lost no tine in assuring the
British government directly OF tho willingness Of the
United States to cooperate with in any udcious mea
snres may suggest, TO insure safety hereafter to dlp
matte ard Consular representatives OF tho Western Pow
ers in Japan with due respect to tho soveregnties in
whose behalf their exposure grave peris IS in
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