The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-18

save the country IN csss Q, resolntons oy a1opnng
we're invasige Of tho rights Of the peoplc-tney were
upc0E stitutopai, and naturally exafperated the
whole country. Castellon and psrtizans awaited
themselves OF this opportunity, aud determined to
put do~n Ctamorro, sought the aid OF the govern.
IneA C Honduras, wbicn was readily given by the
well known Central American patriot, President
jose Trinidad CHbaDas They SET out with small
perry OF H0nd8rsbos aud the exiles, numbering Ia
all f.rty-six. ard invaded the State. They took
Rehlejo On the 3D. May, ana CcinsDdega on the 9th,
without firing saot. On the 9th General Jevez
prhii.bec proclamation AMI iDtoymsd The public
Of the object Of the INVASION, promisng to respect
and piotecs the lives. property aud honor or all
pssoe6ble inhabitants and travellers
As soon a. Chamofro heard OF the Invasion he
bald council Il n,iy listers and suggested trszs-
tet1irg the govern meat ID the city Of LsJn. The
Monsters cid rot approve Of his suggestion and
said they Thought it better for the government, 10
stop Were is was, prepare Itself for any energeu,y,
nd ser aims and aioney 10 LION, to the Mihtsy
GcvencE, general Aufusiin Hernandez, who
wppld oppose the ,nvssion. Cham0yro go: sngry
- tls p'sn not being approved u, AID retifed 60
rs sCc,p, frNyn W Cnca he stne an Aid-de-ctmp 20
morn the ministers tDat they sh uld be feaIy to
rca,ca for Leon N tdree hours. He next ordered
all lbe ayaisbie s9ioiefs 10 be got ready, and set
OF TIRE ~ xt Day WITH about two nunored tasn. AZ
ioon lf got 10 Leon, SFere ne We'll received,
q oscsi. d TIE col, ct'Ds OF soldiers. oaa deter
nj g. 90 ont snc attack Gene raj Jeysz, Who
a. . few niles distance aSa hacienda called the
PoZZo, whtre he had retired ~ nu h FOR tie pur
pose al k ep,pg s Ia order "a TOR the clitary
position Of the location Jevezs enissariss ~ Leon
were intriguing all tie time, ana gos tie known
passixans OF Casteon TO enlist soldiers,
snd made themselves acquainted with everything
that was going on. To welcome Chansrr0 seventy
five men ware ordered, on the night OF the llth,
Ia place Themselves at distance from the main
biyolsc, ana step tnsre behind n !ence. Cna-
norgos soldiers, on account 6f The d. Kness Of the
niRh', thought they would take The cneUy by sur.
pIse sId o. sao hun 6red yards distance misook the
place End oyer I'd thsir FIRE, which Of course warned
Jrvez, VINO warmly Eeturaed the com 2liment WITH
his srsiilery. ChsmoSro cid not A,r CD and rode up
80 the entertainments, discharged his pistol aud
gave his nams; en- his 6cing this c,nnon was
fled and us hose THEW min. Scme say he WIS
ipttx'cattd, but the rumos il probably false. His
soldiers sseinR bimal, slough. hin dead and began
60 nun away, when tbs seventy i've mea came ont.
ars completely defeated the waole army Chsmor.
10 sss 'lksn swsy by the valiant Captain Sanders,
81 bad 90 take refuge IN the woods for two days.
Ibose Of the CestsIlon party joined Jevez right OF
H. fore Cbanofsos arrival ia Lem TIE news Of his
dsitst tsd reached It, and IL auss q gsest excite
10 ut. o. getting the he offered to stop ant de-
81 ihe plaza, yhsn. the sight Of The lt.h Hold
iag that Viola psck.ss were pass,cg over TO tne
60 ny, sra thar ttsy wsse about denverpg him
tcves toBn ard scot 'Asopporents, he TED 20 start
+ afs pItcs ssgP NJ, Isayisg the archives OF tie
q ssfaneSs be5i, lin. picket OF cAysify and
q , tctGrei sti fifty icen 81 iaf9As;y wIe saas