The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-28

,ns d.o,.ro,on ~ r that tho Noaraguan government
had appointed General xtruch military eovernor ., INC
departmeni OF Sueya Seses Hoadss with salvador
and that as military governor o. .n.s 1nparsmehs no
would influence the people q honaa All a. ,h "a :,
ave Of Honduras and left that state curing the reign OF
ozArdiola. -, .,..os ~. .,,,. :, ~,
limited states Legation 10 bis SUCCESSOR, Hon. ThoS H.
zcedon Minister of Foreign Affairs, had addressed
etter 10 Mr. Dickinson in behalf oil the Nicaraguan gov
eminent manfestiug their regret at his depar
ture 70 VIII Mr.. Dickinson has replied. The following
Of this correspondence, copied from the
Bolltln OGcsdl, of Nicaragua =
zEIEpoS's LETTER
NATIONAL PALAcE, NICARAGUA, Jan. is, 1868.
Mosr EXCELLENT SIR-The government has this day
officially received the excellent Mr.. Thomas H. Clay
as your Exceency and has directed me on
this occasion to known your Exceency the
found regret with which your departure from Nicaragua
is many proofs have been received OF
your amabty and noble characteristics aud your great
sympathy this republic Now that the absence Of
your Excelency is indispensable, the government de
y sires that on your return 70 your country you
will preserve for Nicaragua the sweet sentiments
which have constantly distinguished and secured for you
those which your noble conduct has inspired alike In the
presiding government and people. have much satisac
ton in being tho organ to express and at the same time
TO participate much affection, and TO subscribe
myself your Ezcelency's attentive servant ~, ox
Bis Excelency B. DICKINSON Minister Resident OF the
United states.
Mr.. pIcxSsoS's REPLY.
LEON, Jan. 10. 1858.
SR-Your Exceencys esteemed note Of the 18th inst,
Informing that the Hon. Thomas II. Clay was that
day Officially received my successor, and containing
many fattering illusions to myself, was received
Last evening, and ! hasten TO express in return
my high sense Of the distinguished considera-
non which is so generously awarded by .
kind people, my humble labors this governments
are drawing 70 close While 90 hence to enter imme-
atey upon the active discharge of other duties my
country shall, nevertheless boar with me thousand
of this pleasant land, and of the kind
aud bospitabe treatment which have invariably re-
ceived from this government and people. 1t affords
great satisfaction TO be able to reflect that in taking my
departure from Tbs government shall leave question
unsettled which has been committed to my charge The
question when arose on the subject Of admitting and
supplying privaeers has been honoraby and as
hOnorably settled the satisfaction OF both Of
ernments II the leading Powers OF Europe had taken
the just ground and prevented their citizens from
happily exists in the United States IL would long since
have terminated The apprehensions which for time
existed in this country that an attempt would DO
within its territory, against the consent or
its government are now happily allayed. Tho inter-
oceanic transit route your rich and productive
territory again opened the trade and travel Of the
world aud trust that 1t will soon be established
have between the government and the company,
believe that they now practically settled In short,
no question Of dispute sdss our Two
foreshadowed by either which can have tendency to
impair the most perfect confidence In the good
faith and just intentions OF the two towards
other shall leave this republic confident that s
destiny in safe and worthy hands, and that its govern
during tho official torn for which It's present able and
faithful Chief Magistrate is elected Ny confidence in
continuance OF the good understanding which
happily exists between the two republics Is
greatly strengthened and assured by the knowledge
that my place here will be most fortunately filed by
Of the worthiest and most esteemed citizens OF the United
States and feel douby confident that the Of Henry
Clay. the distinguished American statesman and eloquent
advocate aud defender Of human liberty and progress
erywhere he will receive the respectful consideration
to which no Is entitled bog you to tender TO his Excel
lency the President NEST grateful acknowledgements
for his uniform kindness and courtesy towards during
my pleasant residence his government and avail
myself Of this occasion to renew TO Excelloncy the
assurance OF my distinguished consideration.
A. b DICKINSON.
His Excciency Senior PEDRO ZzLxDos, Minister Of Fo-
reign Relations Of the Republic Of Nicaragua.