The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05
TWENTY-FIVE DAYS LATER FROM NICARAGUA
The Success OF the New Route-Rev0lution
I'm NlcaraKua, SC .. &C.

The Success OF the New Route-Rev0luti0n
In Nicaragua, &c., &c.
The steamship Prometheus, Capt Churchill brings us
atvices from San Juan de Nicaragua to the Goth ut-
twenty-five days later than previous scoounts
We have received the first number Of a newspaper in
the English language published at the city Of Granada
Nicaragua. Such publication will be very acceptable
in the United States well in Central America
The newspaper is edited by association of gentlemen,
and is called the Nicaragua Flag The paragraphs which
Ne annex exhibit disposition to make improvement
on the past We afraid, however. that it Is TO be
taken with some grains OF allowance.
San de Nicaragua reported to he quite healthy
The steamers Henry L. Bu.wer and John Clayton ar.
run aing regularly on the San Juan river
Tbs revolution in Nicaragua has given that State two
governments-two President, and two cabinets
OUR NIcAaAGUAN CORRESPONDENCE.
SAN SrAN DE NICARAGUA, Aug. "a, 1851
Another Revolution in Nicaragu4-Tpo Governments IN
Fmce-The Ncnagua Route to the Pacifc-Bussuess-
Mosquito Kngdom-EngiiM Proteetion-Death &C.
Another revolution has occurred in this ever turbulent
country On the 4th inst General Munoz the ex- Min.
lister of War Mt the head of small body of troops over
threw the administration elected in May last and took
The President Don Jose Laureano Pineda and all his
cabinet, exec, DR.. Jesus de la Rocha prsoners and
sent them to Port La Union, Tgre Island from whence
the British steamer took tlem, (repo-t says3 to San
Juan de la Concordia The Senate iuzned ely con-
vened at Granada for Munoz held Leon the capital and
elected the following prov sional administration
P,n ssss S ~ Is Rsss Prssissn.
Don sS. Of FSrsTS Affairs
Muroz's faction assembled al Leon, and elected
Don Justo Albaunsa, President.
Don ArcedianS so "a friar ses'y of Foreign Aasirs
General Munez Secretary of War.
Munoz's government then sent their orders to all of
ths different departments and Office holders throughout
the country but almost all of them refused to acknow-
| ledge them. The American Charge, the Hon John B.
Kerr returned to Granada and his credentials
to President Montenegro, and was cordially received
The government have negotiated with Messrs VIM IL
De Forest Co., Of this town, for n large quantity of
ammunition arms &c, and seem determined to resist
the insurgents. Public sentiment is against Munoz in
this rebellion although heretofore he has been of
the most popular men in the country But the people
Of Nicaragua being eighths Of them entirely
educated and Of the mixed blood OF the Whites Indians
and Negroes seem to be of sueh undscpned PREACHER
Gus and restless natures that fear that utm ately
some other Of the Central American powers will subju
gate them. and teach them the task Of obedience
The other States are quiet now and viii perhaps
main for few weeks Costa Rica. indust riuus and
thrifty Costa Rica seems determined to maintain her SUI
perorty and at length assume position dig ned
that OF the older nations of the globe
The Nicaragua route Is at length fairly open and
there about three hundred and fifty Californans
in town awaiting the steamer The river steamer has
been succesfu and acends the river to the Machu
the rapid to the other steamer which conveys them to
Bahia de la Vgen and then the remaining twelve miles
are accomplished on mules The steamers Pacific aud
Independence have already made trip to San Juan
del SUD and the passengers came across the coanry In
about two and half days
The political affairs Of this town remain usual in
state OF forced quiescence for ii Britannia estys
schooner Of war Bermuda is stationed here, and in the
event Of revolution rebellion shore ii her marines
could not que it, would batter down the with her
thirtytwo FOUNDER. Mosquito seems TO flourish under
the guardianship Of John Bull aud we trust that mis-
W
be appreciated by all living moralits and theoogans be
they Yankee Turkish British The extent OF cast
claimed by Great Britain for his aboriginal majesty is
about enc thousand miles and the commercial navy Of
MOSQUITO consists Of one sioop, Of about nine tons.
Business ia very good everything high aud scarce
American brandy, 9oc.
Der last trip, died here this morning 1t very scky
here now. ILLS
PRESIDENT MONTENEGRO ADDRESS To THE IN
HABITANTS OF NICARAGUA.
Called by imperious duty to give the people an ac-
count Of my Legal mission and Of the events which oc
cssonsd my elevation to the executive power must be
considerable in my expressions the subject During
the night Of the 9TH instant the Supreme Director Don
Jose Laurt Pr eda and his ministers Don Francisco
Casteion, and Lieutenant Colon Don francisco Dios
Zapats put in the prison Of the city Of Leon for
having organized military riot. which suited In ''Gn
act Of treason'-in a contempt Of the constitutional
authority q the legislative and Of the executive power
AT the news Of this unfortunate and important event
the House Of Deputies according the power conceded
in the ID article Of the fundamental charter has raised
me TO my present official position by decree the th
inst authorizing by another decree Of the Assembly
passed on the date to all necessary means for
the restoration Of public order disturbed in Leon only
by the military conspiracy.
preceded immediately TO the organization Of the
ministry. oonded the portfolio Of finances 60 Sr Don
Jesus de In Rocha who nominated by my predeces
and who will be also at the head OF the ministry
in order 10 settle the events with prompttude;
Sr. Don fermin Ferrer had the portfolio Of foreign
relations, gd interim. At this the government
IA occupied with the organization and raising Of troops
who destined 70 support the authority Of and
civilization against the attacks Of the conspirators
Resources and the elements for the raised with
activity In this city, in San Fernando, Tinoepe and
Msnaqun, as well as In the department CT Medodia,
troops raised for the object and the dstursers
OF the common tranquility will be severely correct
ed. The Assembly Transferred to this city will equally
occupy sef In the great enterprise Of social regularity
Nicaraguans. the government counts upon your cou-
rage and patrioism and your attachment for the
defence II the patriotic rights trcacherousy crushed in
part OF the State, before people ritsted such 4
cesses and vilsny without your operation, the
exertons OF the would be useless aud the
foreigner alarmed win leave shores and our terri.
tory and viii lose forever the epoch Of prosperity
and our social future. Peace Union Liberty-such Is
the hymn cf civilization must sing under the Gag of
regeneration and progress established the Tsthmu of
Nicaragua. JOSE DEL MONTENEGRO
Granada, August s, 1851.