The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-31
NEWS FROM CENTIAL AMERICA.

hISirs In Som JuGn--eol. Kinney, HIS News
paper and FaIru--Aemlsh Rcport-r;ein-
fos &c nents from rhe United Stnfss--Inte-
resting Escn. tne Kinney Expesttticn-
Tho shcle country around SAN Juan is iu eeplorabie
slate aud immediate eiemen Of this Internal bgoh
If be MY by which to bring about even peace
aide state Of exi.teIc-
There is no confidence nnong the people Merchants
doing nothing and the men who should be prodnc'
sosseslirg for h"a- consump ion exporta'icu,
wasting their time in The Improbable profession Of
Tie eoe9uepce s Thai ything requiring labor is
scarce, very high and bat h;tle money in circulation 70
il the governroert q soldiers would follow the
example ci fhrre" ! iuney, and turn their attention
agriculture Instead ri war Nicaragua would become
The m Il nourshng no independent of countries on the
globe
The reports from thr nin raj regions highly late
resting One gen'len whites from Choutaes that the
'half had no been old Of that country" Another
ends as an evi. hs explorations nice little
lamp a gold m ldan tiser weighing over six ounces
There il not the slightest fonbt but the gold mines Of
Tins county win p,v- iy equal to those Of California
This Is said TO he tire eket month q the year, and
yst have at few Il scver and those az very
mild character.
We have just been .ho~n private despaschcs to Go.
reruor Kinney the effect that nine hundred men
would leave % the Isl I October, from Alabama and
MississiPpi wsn furnished with provisions, farming
addition to The nnmspts ming in srom other sources in
every steamer and vesset that arrives.
ffrcEa The A pirw "A Courier. Oct. a0l
Hy the steamer scviNt, which arrived here from
San Juan yesterday morning we received the Central
A.'erfean ard ,undr, fvors from correspondents
there One eno the following copy or letter
from Mesrs Shcpbe d Ealy Of SAN Juan del Aorte:-
Having haA oceas psl access to various numbers of
your widely extenn'd journal, We have noticed With
Satisfaction and tisse that you appear as the steady
advocate and untilc'g supporter OF Col kinney and
his colonization scheme q he lands of Central Amor "a
and we trust-poN that u has b-en made apparent how
upjustly and td The ph'laniropc plans OF thar
srected and citizen havo been caumnated
and mis- epresened sis most resSessly and nnscrupu-
lousy epposes aud seiRied in tac execution, though
tarpily not re ie'aby tnwar'ed by the ma 'hnations
followed by dra ing Of those opponents at
length 10 view hi projects wi an upjaupdiced eye and
arrange hem or he Size OF hi numerous and w1desy ex
terdng band VI md energetic friends aud sup
te,s.
iuAt, and others have constantly watched with
.aeiaoe 'n,les and nnNiety his movements and ope-
maintained his Ii lie bauo OF followers in state Of
leciabihy ana Ieeet peace and good order but aept
ina orsnins rsss XXI ermea,ai plantsng, exploring for
uirtrala ard eligible sigu for plantations, surveying
&C.; in fact they Lave ever been idle but always occu
picd in Going w,tk another tor the benefit Of the
place: the kolJpe him eff being ever foremost in set
tips tho egoml le, win TIE saw, the hammer the
SPADE. We hive been iDinrmed reliable authority
TINT bis mining par have already discovered in the
district Il Indian river fos ncs northwest Of hi
port gold dust and ey satisfied that upon getting
to The bed rock thu yield Of gold will be reunerative
10 compete with The dieghgs OF California and they
time establishing and w1Jas piania ions in the same
locality this discovery brings gold fields within nine
since the Colonel hos electot Governor ~
jointly -he voters of his town, he has opened an ele
mentsiy school The art 'la has been attempted hsre
being educated grs'is being pad BY the
the ecs olmester. rhi. you will see, IL The FIRST and
staad step towards q ii,za'ion. tos 1nney mas also
.t.nta Shuseip 'nn ~ ,o' fI me =,
nm 70 contract ior nv efrcon Q. vac uh
w lesuI,ecioh "a 'is Town n1e pu''nI" .s"' ~
ashes, and which We b"e soon TO "tasss Hsns paehc