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PAPERS OF MIRABEAU BuoNAPARTE LAMAR
No. 2613
1858 Apr. 6, J[OSE] M[ARI]A NOGUERA, GRANADA, [NICA- RAGUA] TO MIRABEAU B[UONAPARTE[ LAMAR, [GRANADA? NICARAGUA] The action of the Corporaci6n Municipal upon Lamar's petition for authority to buy a piece of ground on the lake front. A. N. S. 1 p. No. 2614 1858 Apr. 7, C. CURBELO, SAN JOSSE, [NICARAGUA] TO M. B. LAMAR, [MANAGUA, NICARAGUA]7° San Josse April 7th. 1858. Nicaragua Sir I have been officially notified by P. Priest U. S. Consul at San Juan del Sour. That the Govermt of Nicaragua have extended their Decree of amnesty to all foreigners and natives: with the acception of four persons. among whom I am included; as the U. S. Consul is abseent from his post; I must necessarly ask of you • the nature of my alledged crimes. The manner this Governmt pretend bringing me to trial Before what court wheather military or civil and what Protection I may expect from you, against unjust testimony and impartial scentances in the tribunal and if you in person will be presant at such a trial. General M B Lamar U. S. Minister of Legati- ion. Govr. [Endorsed] C Curbulo Respectively yours Most obedient Servent Claudio Curbelo [rubric] No. 2615 1858 Apr. 8, C. C. FITZGERALD, SAN JOSSE, [NICARAGUA] TO M. B. LAMAR, [MANAGUA, NICARAGUA] 11 San Josse April 8. 1858. General. M B Lamar. U. S. Minister of Legation My Dear Sir. In antisipation of your arrival at this plase or at Rivas during the last week I have anxiously awaited you but have unexpectedly been disappointed. There has been no movement of any kinde here against myself or Mr. Curbalo of late. April 7. 58 Gnl Lamar.
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