New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
ENGLAND AND NICARAGUA
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on the following day Her MaJess G9vernmF sHt
is not fully Informed as to now 'i9'' Government
and there are. therefore excluded rom 0o'''''''"
uyn ~ 70 ri he other British subjects arrested may
observe that after the police riots OF e , ~" to
and he attack On The p&iac eer.g'ized government
until the Mosquito chei, ~ Hr -o'.Iatmatiou maj
merchants ana others Gormcr position Tho
Nicararuan Commissioner was "ilLIn lnc pdid't
WIN SOM 'il.- r or the authority of Nicaragua,
which ne had up 20 then exercised, anu ne Io~H
70 v,it6draW Win his soldiers 10 place OF safety
In these circumstances certain PItuSh SuoJ.C1S az
ne birb they mad formerly exercised before
the entry Of Ncaraguah HootS SO ,nG oI
va ~, been constituted after the riots of the
sfb a MAJ 6rh july state Of anarchy would un-
S,m ana o' nave ensuod and Her Majasiys Govern
nent canno' blame NOSE bIl'ish S.uJ' - WI" C'
onerated with the Mosquito chief m the ma!hten-
ance OF order
SATISFIED WITH Mr. HATCHS CONDUCT
With regard TO the conduct Of Mr.. Hatch Her
Naiestv's Government are satisfied from the re
morris Of Her Majesty's naval officers, that it was
perfectly correct during the time that he acted as
British pro-consul. General Cabezas in his report
TO the Nicaraguan Goyernment i.nds fault "l IN
certain notices issued by My Hateh WIZ" III
describes as the grOSsest mocktf} OF trGih anu
esty;s 7;overnment to have been very proper in
the circumstances. Ihdt OF uit 'tH '".f -.
follows.
from and not to interfere with any ~ the local
troubles or questions now pchdhs 3'."eth Nos
quito and the sovereign power anu 70 ne 'aW-
abiding citizens" The notice OF the l9'h July was
'HS Soyn been directed by Her Britannia Ma
jestys Minister at Guatemala 70 warn hid'ls N.Y., sup
jects In MOSQUITO wa: ir5,nont of Nicaragua
General Calezas further makes il a ErtN"NN,Le
against Mr. Hatch that he wrote letter to itar
accept TIE aPpo'nimGsnii, OF chief Rad offered to
him Mr. Watch's letter. which was ~ qa,rI Ing
18th of July when there eTSs Stated: I'm answer
70 Your request as 10 your right to assit N e sae
Executive Council OF fn ryent Your dong So The
onlH wish OF the inhabitants Is to malnlalm peH',
Sapnot deprive you Of your right TO EngNsh pro-
te GGte0eral Cabczas alleges that Mr. Hatch har-
bored Chief Clarence for purposes hostile 10
nc rSrf being in fear for his life was by the
advice of Captain Clarke. campaigning Her Macs
house on the nth Of MAY but when the chief re-
assumed his position Mosquito chief on the 9Th
Of July. Mr.. Hatch requested him 20 cease 10 re-
side in his house. and he accordingly left 1t.
THE DEMAND FOR PREPARATION.
do not know that there are any other points in
the documents which you have communicated to
me OF sufficient importance to make II necessary
that l should specially notice them l nave only 10
raouest that YOU Will. without delay. inform the
Nicaraguan Government that Her Majcstys Gov
eminent cannot admit that any adequate or Ie-d-
be evidence has been produced 10 justify me aip.-
: ibjecis They hoid the Nicarasuan .GoveTnment
responsible for those proceedings ana thel mus
Of their action in arrest!ng. .mprson.ns ana ~
pe.ling those British subjects; lurtner, 20 c'i.lv
them. ana u agree 10 the constitution or a com
mission TO assess the losses sustained by them I'D
their property or goods in The Reserve owing TO the
action OF the Nicdragudn author tes. 9I'h Ce.i
mission be composed of a British repTes- ita'lNe
Nicaraguan representative ana Jurst not a CT
izen of any American Sae to be SEIZED by asTtg
ment between the Nlcar1guan GoVeInmeni anu the
agreement by thu President Of the Swiss Republic
The findings OF the commission to be by majority
qbree mo3tb+ Of the CONCLUSION of thelr labors
Besides, the cases of British subjects arrested ia
the MOSQUITO Reserve TO which / have referred
there those OF others VINO nave suffered al m
hands of the NicaragIdn authorities. namely. Ar
working for year in the Mosquito Reserve as an
engineer and was serving in that capacity on
the Goth Of July, ne was forced at the point of the
bayonet by N.caraguan soldiers 10 get up ST.. IN
Buehelds Bluff and was, on arrival there tortU-
natey released by the captain OF The United States
can, settled in Great Corn Island VINO cary III
the year 1894 beaten with the fiat If sword
made 10 serve There is further unwarrantabe
SnSr Of corn S Eh and @ hfe r
and crew. For these Outrages Her Majcsty's Gov
eminent must also have satisfaction and hey re-
In previous letters which have addressed 70 YOU
l have explained that Her MaJestys GovetnInent
not prepared to discuss any question with re
gard 10 the treaty OF Managua and the recent pro-
CstuIhss IN tle SIs'lu-to itsINe unli! tns
understandng on the subject think II right to in
Government intend adhere. but the
demands which l have made in my present note
have been satisfied shall be prepared TO receive
and consider in friendly spirit any representa-
eminent may desire TO make to Her Majestys Gov
eminent. | am sir with highest consideration, your
humble and obedent servant, KIMBERLEY