The New York herald., 1851-12-20

cess of arrest and release four different times within
O. many months; the Last time he was held in du.
| rance three hours.
Mr.. Joseph Heine was wounded In IN engagement
between company Of nfy of Munos men and four
hundred of Chamarros, at tho village of Vsgs-
rotsa Mr: n happened with them accidentally,
| and was accidentally wounded, not having taken
1t is rumored here, tonight, that another revo-
luton has broken out in Caracas; that it numbers
twenty-one hundred men, FIVE hundred of whom are
% on tns march toward Granada, opposed to both the
but a rumor, the next boat will bring me either
confirmation or else denial. H. L. S.
notice Mesms. Rowland & Aspinwall's contra
dictien Of my statement with regard to their agent
nada, native Of the city of New Orleans, (whose
name am willing to give), represents himself as
their agent, and made application to the Penida
cabinet In their name for right of transit.
The following Is q copy of Q proclamation BY
Penida to the Governor Of the State
PROCLAMATION OF THE DIRECTOR OF STATE OF
NICARAGUA TO ITS INHABITANTS.
NrcARAcuANs-I announce to you great success.
and Of the laws returned the State The tyrant
has succumbed before your uniform voice. and that
nebriated BY ambitious Thought Of scattering death in
every part after having outraged the powers society
that same man trembling bef yeur decided boldness
has submitted himself at discretion The traitor jose
Trinidad Munoz has succumbed the 11th Of Novem-
ber before the forces the constitutional
Nots single drop of blood scattered Prov
dence who protected your cause did believe worthy
that this ungratefu traitor should stain the sacred soil
Of the country with innocent blood.
He had recourse to the vile means of exciting the
cprcca hatred Of people and Of parties in order divide
them, and then to snnhilste them with security but
you dspsed his voice, and have formed complete COM
pact. You marched under the flag Of your country,
without any disp ction Of people without attending t.
opinions you have prudenty frustrated the expecta-
tiors Of your murdtreIs and you have triumphed.
Now you salute your free country, and rise up
from the mud your constitution and your laws,
in order to place them with venerstion in their
sacred prccint Chiefs officers and soldiers of both armies
you have completely accomplished your duties; Ncars
looks at you with thankfuness and the public gra
tude Is the most eminent title which be conceded
to citizen soldiers Finh your mission secure the tran
qnilty and when you will retire In your homes, you
shall receive in the middle Of your families the esteem
and consideration of your fellow citizens.
Ministers Of the altar the God Of armies listened from
bis throne Of glory to yourpray and glance in
definite justice disturbed and annhlated the tyrants
Pray him again for the consolidation of peace and the
preservation Of principles.
Fellow citizens, owe thanks to the supreme God
for great happiness, and you acknowledge
that whatI told you the 23d Of June and repeated
the 18th Of August that Several times the events
calculated for the destruction Of society to
date it." Now the government asks for your opera
ton and prudence to make reign the constitution sole
certain rule which duct to the happiness pro-
missed to our great and powerful State.
aranada, Nov. IA, 1851.