The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
From Central America.
KINNEY-GOVERNOR.

All hail, great Fillibuster Kinney is Gov
ernor of San Juan, and has issued Ills Inau-
gural He was elected Gin FORM" has ap-
pointed his agents, and informs us he means to
protect Greytown. q have come not to rob
or destroy, but to build up your city and your
fortunes" says the Governor, " and by peace
full emigration, to assist in the development of
your entire country" The new Governor
promises to procure speedy relief from that
Republic" meaning the United States-for
the destruction of Greytewn. The most fiat
tering picture is drawn of the country and of
the prosperity of the Colony.
COL. WALKER VICTORIOUS.
The Bulletin Official of the Republic of Cos.
ia Rica, dated Sept. I, states that in Mica.
ragua, General Guardiola has been beaten and
taken prisoner by General Munez, who was
MORALLY wounded in the battle. Rivas has
fallen into the power of some three hundred
Democrats, part of whom are from Leon and
part Yankees. They sailed from Reaejo
and landed at San Juan del Sur, taking meas
ures to get possession of that place. 1t is also
positively stated that President Walker, at
the head Of considerable force had marched
on Granada with the intention of attacking
the Government troops and taking the capital.
HIGHLY MOUNTAINEERING NEWS FROM THE
INTERIOR.
We have Just received intelligence from the
interior says the Central Ameraca bringing US
accounts of the late movement of Colonel
Walker. On Monday, the Sd, Col. Walker
with one hundred and fifty men (only eighty Of
whom were white) came from San Juan Del
Sue over to Virgin Bay and took up his quar-
tiers.
General Mandiola Immediately came down
from Rivas and attacked him with 400 men
The result was that the Government party
were defeated with loss of some fifty men,
while Walker sustained only loss ofone white
man and four natives. Tine Government party
is said to have been badly used up.
A messenger who left shortly after the bat
tie of Virgin Bay, reports that Walker had re.
turned to San Juan, and would probably at
tack Rivas in few days.
1t is reported that the Government had de-
manded of Mr.. Scott all arms and munitions
in his possession, which he refused to give up.
These arms and munitions it appears con-
sisted of four IL lb cannon, 48 muskets, and a
good supply of cartridges, shipped out by the
Transit Company and landed at Castillo flor
the use of the AZ Invinciblcs who have since
absquatulated,) afterward placed on board of
the steamer La Virgin, one of the Transit
Company's boats lying at Granada, on board
of which they were when the demand was
made. Strange development this. Where
was District Attorney McKeon and who will
the United States Government now set down
as Fillibusters? The men who accompanied
Col. Kinney, who are now busy with the press,
pruning hook, axe and spade upon the lands
purchased by the Col. or those traversing the
country with all the implements of war ready
TO " blow-(as our informant says,) out of eli
or anything that comes in their way"
Mr.. Scott arrived at Punta Arenas, on the
evening of the 18th inst, on board che La Vir-
gin, where he is said to be busy remodeling
her into species of man-of war for the Com
pany's defense" .E...