New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10

-. fb,morro ne the head Of 900 picaed men
marehsd from Leon to drive the enemy o"' sld
trv ON the 18th the two armies met III an ,ybcb
near Chinendega and after short ensoun,e', ~
1rIy very few .'fe dead or wounded, ne o'ue.J ti
ra,y.s, which ia said 10 have been executed " oou .
ouiek time back TO Leon. This was sigma vi w.,
far the Cssteilon party over the Go'ernnen'' on"
sza determined to follow II up before ,ccor
ALL on attack On Leon was ordered, ana III 'he go
inc Of the same day another engagement 'ooA -. &c
Leon which resulted in the complete .h ,b.
The Government; and President Chan'orro' W. -
remains of his late brave army, ied 10 siaias"''
~; en- 4, undispntet possession Of his cohquerois.
IT, Ills ,pgagement the Government lost some VI 10
hest men among whom was koche, Nhh's.e, VI -,
ierdas Iris reported here (and the news OF te 49,
:. - cached here about midnight last nlght') tna.
At ~ n nn,;nco Iacuyo and Guadaloupe suis, aiter
- o, nrs.uers were shot. IL is also repor,eo
fiat SEN Carlos is in possession oil thc 't :; =;
ard sbould this prove true, the rovetnIicn' - ~
desperate position, news was s,ss,osr awaiting the
~, ,roers from New-YOrk at San Juan oet our no"
Done TO Realejo TO convey goo GoveSmehl .rycPs ,
or command of sr Don Juan RUS TO attack the GAS Gas,
tellon party in their rear Sa , r ,is OF Of
m Assembly, has established the Government. IN
,his citv aud held it's first meeting here on the lo'h
instant. , -, -, hs;l,, oooaoad all
1 !, HANGING .'Cut their banners on the outer waits
ut ~ Ie,idences ard the house OF Mr. j. Is. Law
loss who now represents the United States Legation
in Nicaragua, is being cramned win uie Soous'
wares and Merchandise OF the native INHABITANTS.
About noon to-day company OF soldiers VINO came
in from Masaya. created great excitement, the
authorities misakiug them for the enemy. Citlzens
caught up their hats and hurried home from their occ-
rat,ns women and children hurried along the streets
in great confusion, weeping and Demoahing tneH
situations while the soldiers cutched their
mushets in terror and prepared themselves 10
meet whatever fate awaited them. Their suspense
was. However, soon over, for their companions IN
"arms" were speedily recognized as party when
Lad been sent out in the morning to press their skuk
ing uaisaEos into tie service OF the Government.
Having low gwen You the prnclpal news up 20 'n's
hour G. O'Clock L. Nj and not knowing whether
shall be abe TO get this 10 Virgin Bay IN time for the
mail will break oil aud endeayor to find carrier TOR
its conveyance. u . d.
P.SEPresident Chamorro's whereabouts are not
known aud his relatives aud friends are in great DIS
tless on his account.
From Our Own ColresI ondent.
GRANADA, Tuesday, May %, leoi.
In my last ! informed you of the progress OF the
revolutionary party, from the moment oil landlhg at
Reaeio, until its successful conquest of Leon The
report, However OF The shooting of Sehores Lacuyo
and Roche was incorrect. Both are living, but are
prisoners of war at Leon.
On the 10th President Chamorro who had NOT been
heard of since the battle at Leon made his appear
spee Lere about o'clock in the evening, to the great
ioy of his friends, who were suffering much anxiety on
his account The evening following, his army ICON
ssting of ninety three mem arrived-the Government
having abandoned all the towns from ReaeJo 10 ths
city to the enemy Here they intend 70 make dcsp9r
ate resistance The Plaza barracaded ON every sde
ard protected by some seven cannons. Rlvas mas de
clintd to assist Granada but will remain neutral 1t is
said The Government troops, it Is said, NUMBER coV
men, and the opposite party l,oCO. ,u,, a.as
Tie foreigners are i'll jeopardy. All have nags
hoisted in font Of their houses, and await the result
the APPROACHING crisis with much anxiety Our Minis
ter II erer he was needed here, is so at TINS tie
Tie enemy is said to be approaching the city, anu
must close. .,pu
Great interest is manifested in the projected kaii-
road between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, through
HoIduras by the foreigners in Central America ana
for which Mr. squier has obtained charter rom tine
State OF Honduras under the title of the " Honduras
''lnter Oceanic Railroad Company" The enterprise
is 10 ordinary one, and its Importance is far greater
than il generally supposed. Independent OF its beng
tie shortest and most expeditions route between the
old States ard California, etc. it undoubtedly will
be- it has other and greater advantages of which very
little is generally known. All along the contemplated
road and indeed in almost any portion OF Honduras
are Mines Of gold silver iron coal copper, lead, &c,
some which, although but few foreigners have given
them much attention, are nevertheless known to the
lew to be of ain ost ncalcuabe value. There Also
but short distance from the line of this route, opal
mines equal in value to any in the world. These are as
certaned facts, and hence the interest with which
every move of those having this enterprise in hand is
watched. As for Mr.. squier, wish him every sue
cess. l remember travelling through Honduras soon
after his retI ent from the Chargeshp to Central
America, and although accompanied by single indi-
vidual only, whenever l mentioned the name OF
SQUiER, always found it the password which admit
ted he to tie best tie country afforded. c. 5. b.