The Sun.
London, England, 1856-11-05 00:00:00

dols.

" Hacienda do Cacao, San Francisco, Jose J. Arguello
Arce, 18,000 dole.
" Hacienda de Cacao, Jcise J. Arguello Arce, abandoned
estate, 600 do.!s.
" House in Granada, Jose J. Arguello Arce. 5,000 dole.
" Hacienda de Cacao, Vndilacio Maleano, 27.00) dole.
"House in Granada, Yudilacio Maleano, 10,000 doh,.
" Hacienda do Cacao, Pita', Francisco Guerra, 18,000
dole.

" House, and lot in Riyas, Francisco Guerra, 2,000 dols.
" House in Rivas, Francisco Guerra, row partially
burnt, 10,000 dols.
" Hacienda do Cacao, Santa Fe, Jose M. Maleano,
18,000 dole.
" Cattle estate, Juan Davila, Jose M. Maleano, 5,000

dols.
" House in Rivas, Jose M. Maleano, Long•row, 7,000
dols.

" Hacienda de Cacao, Felipe and S. Saenz, near Tole,
some wild lands, 3,000 dole.
"Hacienda de Cacao, Li Viejo, Clemente Santos, old
estate near Rivas, 1,000 dole.
"House in Rivas, Clemente Santos, large adobe, 10,500
dole.
" House and property in Juan del Sur.
" Hacienda de Cacao, Felipe Aviles, 8,000 dole.
"Hacienda de Cacao, Salitre Felipe Aviles, with wild
lands.
"Three Haciendas de Cacao, Jacote —L. Galpa, F. and
E. Carazo, 27,000 dole.
" Hacienda de Cacao, D. Lopez, and B. Darco, 7,000
dole.

"Hacienda de Cacao, R. and Jose Caracas, two•thirds
of the estate, 2,500 dols.
"Hacienda de Cacao, Esperanza, P. Rivas and family,
8,000 dots.
"Hacienda de Cacao, Chitala, Jose Alfaro, containing
150 acres, 2,000 dole.
" House in Rivas, Jose Alfaro, woo dots.
" Hacienda de Cacao, Palmer, Juan Agilar, 10,000 dots.
" Hacienda de Cacao, Palmar, Pablo 'Torres, 4,003 dols.
" Houso in Rivas, ?,000 dots.
" House in Rivas, G. Bustos and family, near St. George,
3,000 dols.
" Hacienda do Cacao, C. Bustos and family, 2,000 dots.
" Hacienda do Cacao Javia, De Cordes and family, 2,000
dots.

" House in Rivas, Do Cerdes and family, 500 clots.
"Cattle estate, Las Lajas, R. Paiz and family, 1,200
dols.

" House in Rivas, R. Paiz and family, on the Plaza,
2,000 dols.

" House in Rivas, R. Paiz and family, shed, 400 doll.
"Cattle estate, Mercedes, Inocente Heeto, 5,000 dole.
Sugar estate and Aguardiente Distillery, near Rivas,
Pedro Chamorro, 10,000 dole.
" House in Rivas, Pedro Chamorro, 500 dole.
" Sugar estate, near Inotapec, Pedro Chamorro, 1,200
dols.

" Hacienda de Cacao, Mercedes, Pedro Joaquin, sold,
50,000 dole.
" Hacienda de Cacao, Ague Agoia Dionicia, Fernando,
8,000 dole.
" House in Oranada, Chamorro and family, 8,000 dole.
" Cattle estate, Jesus Maria, Chamorro and family,
2,C03 cattle, 300 horses, 12,000 dole.
" Cattle estate, St. Rosa, Chamorro family, 2,500 cattle,
300'horses, 15,00') dole.
" Hacienda do Cacao, Fulgancia Vega, 18,000 dole.
" House in Granada, Fulgencia Vega, 15,000 dole.
" Stock ranch St. reronimo, Fulgencia Vega, 1,400
cattle, 500 horse, 15,000 dole.
" House, in Granada, Falgencia Vega, Guadalonpv-
street, 4,003 dols.
" House in Granada, Fulgencia Vega, Guadalonpe-
street, 1,500 doll.
" House in Granada, Nicacio del Castillo, 3,000 dole.
" Coffee estate, Nicacio del Castillo, near Malaco,
4,000 dole.
" House in Granada, Antonio Barbareno, 5,000 dole.
" Stock ranch, El Falacio, Antonio Barbareno, GOO
cattle, 100 horses, 4,400 dole.
" Plaintain-walk, Antonio Barbareno, near Granada,
1,000 dole.

" House in Granada, Jose Maria Estrada, 2,800 doh.
Plai ntain-walk, Jose Maria Estrada, near Granada,
2,003 (lois.
" House in Massaya, Lino Cesar, 400 cattle, 50 horses,
4,000 dots.
Stock ranch, Caracol, Lino Cesar, near San Roque,
3,000 dols,
" House in Granada, Luis Montiel, 6,000 dols.
" Plaintain-walk, Luis Montiel, near Vegas, 500 dots.
" House in Granada, Maria Espinoza. 4,500 dots.
" Three houses in Granada, Maria Luis t Horan, 5,000
dols.

" House in Granada, JosC, Übaou, 5,000 dole.
" Hacienda de Cacao, Malaco, Joso Übaou, 4,000 dole.
" House in Granada, Rosario Vivas, Granada Hotel,
9,00) doll.

"Horse in Granada, Rosario Vivas, 9,000 dols.
" House in Granada, Ponciano Coral, 4,000 dole.
" House in Granada, Pelar Marenco, 4,000 dole.
" House in Granada, Pelar Moreno°, 2,000 do's.
" Stock ranch, Careta, Polar Marenco, 1,500 cattle, 200
horses, 11,0",0 dole.
" Hacienda de Cacao, Polar Marenco, at Malaco, 1,000
dols.

" House in Granada, Fernando Guzman, 8,000 dole.
" Stock ranch, St. Teresa, Fernando Guzman, 1,500
cattle, 300 horses, 12,000 dole.
" House in Grana 'a, Joaquina Horan, 6,000 dole.
" Hacienda de Cacao, Wm*, Joaquina Horan, 8,000

" House in Granada, Pedro Sgquerra, 1,500 dole.
" Houses in Granada, Yrena Horan, 12,000 dole.
" Hacienda de Cacao, heirs of J. L. Sandoval, 10,000
dots.

" Stock ranch, &mates, Felipe Cabezas, 1,500 cattle,
9,000 dols.
" House in Granada, Miguel Guiterez, 3,000 doll.
" Stock ranch, San Pablo, Miguel Guiterez, 500 cattle,
4,000 dols.
" Stock ranch, Merced. L, Selayo and D. Lejarsa, 2,500
cattle, 400 horses, 20,000 dols.
" Stock ranch, Chilamatillo, Leandro Selayo, 600 cattle,
50 horses, 5,000 dole.
" ROUST) in Granada, Dolores Lejarsa, 6,000 dole.
"Stock ranch, Quebrada Honda, Dolores Lejarsa.
" Stock ranch, Ostoquito, Dolores Lejarsa, 2,500 cattle,
200 horses, 17,000 dole.
" Stock ranch, San Jacinto, Miguel Bolanos and Bro-
thers, 2,500 cattle, 500 horses, 20,000 dols.
" Stock ranch, San Francisco and Las Madams, Miguel
Bolanos and Brothers, 2,00 cattle, 200 horses, 14,000 dols.
" Stock ranch, San Roque, Avilez and Chamorro, 6,000
cattle, 500 horses, 41,000 dols.
" House in Granada, Avilez and Chamorro, 6,000 dols.
" Stock ranch, San Vas, Domingo *Tarquin, 700 cattle,
100 horses, 5,000 dole.
"Stock ranch, Terrabona, Manuel Alvarado, 500 cattle,
100 horses, 4,000 dols.
" Stock ranch, Corpus Christi, Matthaei Garcia, GOO
cattle, 100 hones, 4,500 doll.
" Stock ranch, eau Antonio, Timoteo Lacayo, 800 cattle,
50 horses, 5,000 dols.
" House in Granada, Clite Mayorga, 3,303 dols.—
Total, 753,000. dole ; together With 40 or 50 farms, houses,
.ix., in the department of Rivas, valued at from
300 doh.
to 1,000 dols.

" A large proportion of the above property is situated
within six hours' ride of San Juan del Sur Vi
Rivas, San Gorge, Nandame, and ,
Deriomo, andrgin-bay,
mainder in Granada and Chontales. the re-
" JOHN MYLUID, Marshal."

FRAUD ON THE BELFAST BANK.—We understand
that a most ingenious fraud has been perpetrated upon
the Belfast Bank fy some individual as yet undimovere'.
It consisted in changingvaiu alibhaennkontoeteisonf
a 501. bank note, by inserting the word "Fifty" in a
now in vtahleuehainndtos
note of 11. or 51.
of the directors, and every effort will be made to disco-
ver and punish the delinquent. We believe that a simi-
lar fraud, on a smaller seals, was perpetrated five p a s
ago on toe Provincial Bank.—Banner of Oster.

v,aval and Military intelngeai7,.

Her Majesty's ship Hannibal,
,91, Captain C. J. D.
Hay, Will go into Portsmouth harbour this day to be
paid off, "all etanding," returning only such stores as
are unfit for further use.
Her Majesty's ship Victor Emmanuel, 91, was taken
into dock y. sterday at Portsmouth to be prepared (for
commission.

Her Meje,ty's ship
2.'elades, 21, Captain D'Eyncourt,
and the Vesuvius!, G, paddle sloop, Commander Hare,
left Srithead yesterday for the eastward to be pai I off.
Portsmouth ofttthheis day f,r the Cape of Good
Britieli).GerinanLegionwilop
llieme.bark at
Vice-Admiral Widiaiu Bowen Mends having been re-
moved to the list of flag-officers nn reserved half-pay in
receipt of service pensions, vice Johnston, deceased,
Frederick Fite-lard
inge Berkeley, becomes
Rear-Admiral of the Red the R ght Hon. Sir Maurice
Vice-Admiral of the Blue; Rear-Admiral of the White
William James Hope Johnstone, commanding on the
south-cast coast of America station, to be Rear-Admiral
of the Red ; Rear-Admiral of the Blueellohert Lambert
Baynes, C. 8., to be Rear-Admiral of the White ; Cap-
tain Henry Welsey Bayfield, additional of the Boecawen,
fag-ship on West India station, to be Rear-Admiral of
the Vile.
Tile Duke of Cambridge bee forwarded an intimation
to C donel W. 11. Eden, cominaudant of Chatham gar-
rison, that he intends holding a review of the troops
stationed at Chatham, consisting of the troops belonging
to the Provisional Battalion, the corps of Royal En-
gineers, the Dist India Company's sappers and miners,
and the Royal Marine Light Infantry, in all about
3,000 men. Ye-terdey.the men belonging to the above
corps were formed into battalions, under their respective
commanding officers', and marched cee Chatham Linea,
where they were put& through a variety of movements,
with the view of their being able to manoeuvre together.
His Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief is expected
to hold the inspection to-morrow.
149 invalids, men of all ranke, arrived at the invalid
depot, St. Mary's Barracks, Chatham, on Monday, from
Dover and Perth. The detachment from Dover was in
charge of Lieut. F. E. H. Farquharson, 42.1 Royal High.
lenders, and the detachment of the 71st Highland Light
Infantry from Perth, under the command of Ensign J.
A. Campbell, 71st Highlanders.
The Yulcae, 6, screw steam troopship, Commander
James H. Furneaux, left Sheerness on Monday to try
her engines. They made 67 revolutions per minute, with
from 10Ib. to 111 b. prereure on the square inch, by which
an average speed of 10.2 knots was attained. In 4 hours
42 minutes she made by actual distance 48 nautical
miles. It is reported that she is to proceed to the Cape of
Good Hope with troops immediately.
A letter received at Sheerness from Port Royal, dated
the 11th October last, states that the Euryalne, 51 guns,
screw steam-frigate, Captain George Ramsay, C. 8., &c.,
was then at that port. Her crew were iu a remarkably
healthy state, and she was to leave Port Royal on the
following day for Port-au-Prince. Mr. Rawdon, M.
Ligbthody, and Mr. Percy, midshipman (nephew to the
Duke of Nor humberland), were reported to have both
died from yellow fever off the coast of Cuba.
The gunboat Spey has been taken into No. 4 dry dock
at She! mess to have a condenser fitted to her.
Active preparations are being made to get the floating
battery Trusty ready for the experiments which are to
take place at Shoeburyne.Fe.
Captain Charles Eden, the present Controller-General
of the Coastguard, is selected to command the Coast-
gut rl under the new system.
By reason of the crowded state of the Royal Marine
Barracks, Woolwich, consequent on the nunerous dis-
charges which have lately taken place from the various
line-of battle ships and gunboats, Lieutenaut-Colonel A.
B. Stransham has received orders from the Admiralty
to remove from head-quarters, Woolwich, and proceed
to the newly-appointed station at Deal, in command
of 100 non-commissioned officers and privates of the
Woolwich division, with Major Fraser, Woolwich divi-
sion : Captain Mansell and Captain Gritton, Chatham
division ; Lieutenant Thomas, Acting Adjutant of the
Plymouth division ; Lieutenant Gregory, Acting Pay-
master and Quartermaster at Lewes ; Lieutenant Short
and Lieutenant Evans, Woolwich division e and 150
rank and file of the Chatham division. The naval hos-
pital at Deal has been fitted up and assigned as the
marine quarters, and the removal is to take place
forthwith. Captain Usher, Lieutenants Shuts, Donlan,
Hale, and Simpson, in command of a detachment of 150
men-commissioned officers and privates of the Royal
Marines, yesterday morning removed from Woolw,eS
to Deptford to relieve the detachment stationed at the
dock and victualling-yards there.
The detachment of 45 non-commissioned officers and
gunners of the Royal Artillery landed at Woolwich on
Saturday last from Ceylon were yesterday morning in-
spected on the parade ground by Major-General Sir F..
Williams, Commandant of the garrison and staff, and,
having been medically attested, wore admitted to barrack
quarters.

The Quail, Prompt, Parthian, and Primrose gun-
boats were despatched yesterday morning and the pre-
vious day to Greenhitbe, to test their machinery and
horse power, and the whole of the gun-boats lying at
Woolwich are to be put through a like ordeal daring
the week, after whisk they are to be moored off the
dockyard until further orders.
The following appointments were male yesterday at
the Admiralty :
Lieutenant W. F. Johnson, to the Calcutta ; W. W.
Bloxsome, acting mate, to the James Watt ; J. E. G.
Grant, mate, to the Indefatigable ; J. W. Simeon, mate,
to the James Watt ; G. F. Cottarn, mate, to the Mo•
Larch ; 11. P. Gilbert, mate, to the Bulldog ; G. R.
Breton, mate, t t the Dragon ; E. Denny, mate, to the
Castor ; D. R. Hewitt, midshipman, to the Satellite ;
A. E. Dupuis, midshipman, to the Castor ; A. J. Er
rington, midshipman, to the Driver ; H. J. Codrington,
midshipman, to the Victory ; W. Threal&r, midshipman,
to the Castor; H. W. W. Birch, midshipman, to the
Castor ; Jas. Pyper, master, to the• Coastguard service ;
C. F. Puckett, second master in charge, to the Castor ;
EL L. Kelly, second master, to the Urgent ; C. P.
Hodges, do,, to the Calcutta ; C. W. A. lloseason,
master's assistant, to the Monarch ; L. S. Swan, do.,
to the Calcutta; J. B. Doyle, do., to the Blenheim ; H.
W. L. Paldon, do., to the Indefatigable ; it Sprouse,
turgeon (confirmed), to the Archer ; E. M. Russell,
clerk, to the Victory ; E. B. Walker, assistant pay-
master, to the Formidable ; F. Peniold, do., to the Vic-
tory ; W. H. H. Standbridge, do., to the Hogue; T.
D. Concoui, do,, to the St. Vincent.