New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
BRITISH ADMIRAES PLANS.
HIS BIUEJACKETs READY TO LAND AT
CORINTO.
THEY WILL. TIE PIT on SHORE THIS MORNING If
THE INDEMNITY IS NOT PAD-AMbA''A-
DOR RAYARDs COMMANDMENTS


DOR RAyARp's COMMANDMENTS
OF TIE LONDON PRESS
London. April 25-Rear Admiral Henry +.
Stephenson. commanding the warships IN inc
harbor Of Corinto Nicaragua. has teieSrapheu 10
! the Admiralty that other war vesseis are OH '"'''
way TO join his fleet at Corinto. ana 'ha' he Is
| prepared to land 400 buejackeis al Gay p''"N w.
morrow II the British demands are not co'"p'eu
with by midnight tonight. The warsnipS are
! living close to the shore In order t. protect the
! landing party which the Admiral says ne
will cover with twenty-nine guns
Mr. Bavard the United states Ambassador.
was asked by United Press reporter to-day
! for hts opinion In regard to the Nicaragua as
| puie Mr Bdyard said that personally ne hau
| nothing to communicate. 1t was purely matter
FOR adjustment on the other side o; the Atlantic.
| He thought, however that there had becn Il
great deal Of manufactured excitement over the
affair both here and In America. His own nope
was that the matter would soon be amicably ad-
| justcd.
The Morning Post is informed that Great
! Britain has not been requested by Nicaragua or
| the United states TO extend the time for the ac-
| ccptance If the ultimatum. 1t Will say to-mor-
row in leader on Great Britain's treatment OF
! Nicaragua:
| Under the circumstances there can DO no alierna-
tive We must PCT accordance with tho ut ma
| nm n tbe present position Of Nicaragua can say
! that England has ac;~: without suhc'nt toIerdh'e
The Daily News" VIII say tomorrow
The United States are bound 70 be jeaons OF Tor
| continent. Nicaragua evidently has been unH"r the
! impression mat shc could take advantage OF this
| and II must have been an unpleasant surp7s" yes,
,erddy to 1nd that the United state ga NO, lnienI
| TO intervene but oven approved % Great Erialh :
demands Perhaps az ne last moment Nicaragua
| viii Doe VS. enough - }i'li.
The St Jamcss Gazette" says:
| Npth,ng Is known a. ID" Tinted states hmoassy
| regarding any request mad" ~ the NLShhs.,,.n
! part u Great Britain N taking acton 4snn,, NJ
srsFs g. ondTso9n 81 ''@ ,po ,n Ours 20 ~
pursued IN enforcing compliance WIN the BINS"
| demand.
Tho Standard" VIII say tomorrow:
The Government can only be comm"nIei for ne
| i: has taken against ne imperun'm inspi'h''s "i
| Nicaragua. l. IS no. IN" first imr W. nav ~" ~"
! obligations. We hal 20 blockade is ports IN Nv
20 bring the Ncaraguans & thc7 s"ns"s u n!
viii be deceived. ~ Power In "a" world chefishe'
/ or manifest more absolute irri"'i "i ,Wt'il"-
| perhaps there Vii never be- wanting a -" Aihcrl.
cans TO counsel dscouriesy to England hey do not
| pie Of he United states value the Monr9e D9c'rine
| too highly 20 strain or misapply u. Th" n!iel
| offences Of wtorcdoers. A. fof N.cAmgua Nsrli
| ami porhaps others 90 the Sow World, % a i'm
prrative hat Countries. hor'{.F sim~, :nd na
! I'm ernational obligations. They cannot BE- allowed
! 10 seek shelter under their military ana naval
! powcrcsencss.
The Daily News" correspondent In Paris says:
| The British ultifnatum 20 Nicaragua Is strongly
! approved here. Frances own relations 10 nc 9GHlh
| Iatrly Sho has sont an ui,inatum to san Domingo
! ana probably Will send another TO Venezuela.