The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07
INTERESTING FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

euments Found after Col. Walker, etc.
We have received fles of the Bol Ofcal Of san Jose
Costa Rca up to July n.
seye al officers chiefs of the democratic party Of Mica
saEua had arrived in that city banshed by order OF the
government among them Madregl and hendez num-
Isr fugves from Nicaragua had also arrived IN Costa
Mca surrendered their arms and placed themselves an
der the safeguard Of the government Of that republic
The Territory of Costa Rica had been invaded by the
troops of Grenada and several refugees who
had fed arrested and imprisoned. The Costa
Msa government threatened to adopt measures TO
avenge this nfraction Of its national rights.
The Spanish Charge d'AGaires, Mr. Conf, was enter
tsnsd BY banquet San Jose the eve Of his depar
sure for Guatemala.
We have also received number Of the Botin Oicial
Of Nicaragua printed at Grenada, July H. 1t contains
editorial under the caption Of Walker Kinney and
The provisional chief Casellon." declares that the
Catholic which that trumvrate sought to humiate
and ensaye is to-day dominant in that part OF tho
world that they and their foreign usurpers the enemies
Of the Spanish American race and religion liberty and
Independence had been scattered by the forces OF the
government.
Tho article proceeds
win the good of Nicaragua be indifferent TO such
black treasonY viii the other governments Of the Cen
trail America fraternity look coolly upon imminent
peril Win they not unite their forces to those Of the
legitimate government Of Nicaragua to repe foreign in
vason extnguish the domestic enemies who have
opened the door2 The invaders who have worsted them
and who the Of ns1
that the rs il imminent and great that to conure 1t
America should unite their efforts and under that convc
on it has made known the reasonable movement of the
provisional chief Casteon and of the infamous govern
ment General Cabanas The adventures Kinney accused
and prosecuted volter of the laws Of neutrality be-
the courts Of the United States by the
Ricaraguan minister to Washington, Don Jose de La Mar
cota and by the Accessory Transit Company fled secret
~ from that territory with nineteen other hbusteros,
with the view OF penetrationg into this repuoc and at
their departure they published the manifesto which we
translate The whole Of It Il web Of ciions and false
hoods Of hypocrisy and deceit but the following ideas
most deserve attention.
1.-THE best answer the accusation Of enemies will
be future deeds in the country Of our adoponl
And il, in the fullness of time there should
political changesand if where anarchy regns
there should to be established responsible per-
aaanent and respectable governmental the unfortunate
wars which now desoate the land should give place TO
Judgment pronounced on our enterprise
These words reveal that the sentiment OF Kinney and
mis- followers is that they themselves are to make the
change which at present they hypocritcay the
action of tme and they announce their views Of ruling
In Nicaragua and in all Central America; but trust in
The God OF nations whose they mpiousy take upon
their lips that their attempt shall not DO realised,
that the Nicaragua people will be able to teach them
Mat they are worthy of being independent.
The government has also O circular, of which the
sOnowing is translation the clergy of tho country
RruBIlc NICARAGUA, OFFICE OF SECRETARY STATE
GOVERNMENT HOUSE, Grenada July Ia, 1855. !
me rctlnue OF rebels against the laws ana the kegt
mate authority of Nicaragua have called their aid
covcous foreigners Offering them for booty the land OF
the country.
some Of them commanded by the wel-known usurper
Of foreign territories Colonel Walker arrived at Reaejo
and in company with party Of seditonists to in
wade the southern department, and gained footing
therein but Divine Providence evincing the decided pro-
section which lie dpenses to the noble and just cause
which been which is sustained by the legitimate
government and using the instruments Of His justice
the valiant soldiers who took up in Rvas to defend
the rights Of the republic, ordained that they should
teach terrible lesson, goriouSy routing
Them in the outskirts OF that city, God saved his people
from being prey an mpous race which entertained
the thought of destroying the holy religion OF the Cruc
lied One inherited from our fathers and oil planting in
its place another abominable worship
furthermore the dsturbcrs Of the peace and pros
perty OF Nicaragua have also uted themselves pro-
7ccors Of irregion and impiey they did not fail to
Ho<nte In their Ubiquitous enterprise avowed enemies Of
Catholicism and they have placed themselves in troa
sonable relations with the adycnurcr kinney, who with
nineteen busteros and with the expectation of collect
ing greater number left the ned states, with the
view OF carrying forward th, contrved well known
scheme Of selling upon Central America, commencing
with this country by the aid OF intestine discussions
and under the support offered to then by the faction
uvasion the people must be prepared to sacrifice them
selves il necessary-siruggling herocoy; because, on
the republic and OF the Central American nationality
but the preservation of venerated and divine belief
OF the sacred worshp Of the Lord and Of our Christian
habits and customs.
It is not unknown you that if these people succeed
sovereignty and her freedom and She win loco what il
stn more precious our holy and Divine religion The
rulers will prolne the holy OF Holies, and viii
sanvert temples of alteration into rufany orgies
INTO places destined to drunkenness and depvty and
instead Of the sublime and benevolent doctrine Of the
Saviour Of mankind they will disseminate another oppo
site doctrine condemned reprobaed by the Church
mother and the innocent children win inbibe II and
will learn IT, thus pervertng their minds and their
toms To conjure this dangerto maintain intact tn
position Of orthodox aithto the Nicaraguan
churcn from shipwreck it is necessary and ndsponsa
warn the people Of the danger making known
them all these fatal results and inspire them by suit
se exhortatiens TO save their country and their re-
One of the potent succeed therein hy
constant preaching in the Cathedral OF the Holy spiri,
incuca tg in the hearts OF the faithful The obligation
imposed upon them TO assist the legitimate government
sighting with intrepidity and heroic determine
this end, His Escellency the Provisional Die.
.ator, directs me to address this document
30 you specially entrusted with the august and
benefcent mystery OF preaching. II is 10 be expected
from your Catholic sentiments and from your love Of
national Independence, that you viii satisfactorily fuh
the desires Of His Iscelency.
The government owes protection aud support 70 the
religion protested by the Ncaraguan community and
therefore it considers its duty charge you that
performance OF your gospel mission You impress upon
pect the authorities legally constituted to strive va
hany for the rights Of the nation and TO die II need be-
FOR God and their countryinducng them 10 rally round
the government Tor the purpose Of repsng the adyon
publc-are ambitions lord il over beautiful Nicara-
succeed this important and fine section the American
continent and Of the heritage Of Christ, prey 70 men
who neither fear God venerrte his adorable mys.
teries.
such is the which his Excellepcy desires and
which is to be expected 10 be fulfilled by you. The GO
yernment which in less favorable circumstances /,
called upon the pastors of the Ncaraguan flock "a
preach to the faithful the rect due to the Legitimate
authority, would stu less call upon to-day II reck
with all certainty obtaining the factionss
complete triumph; but rs silence would be
culpable in presence OF the danger which
snensces our nationality and religion
and it Is for the purpose o. saving these
that IL requires your efcscous cooperation ia The
and terms expained and expects your opportunc
assurance that His t1ceencys desire have been carried
sut.
Iprescnt my most respectful consiicratons aud sub.
scribe myself your attentive aud obcdient servant
MAYoRGA
The following Is translation Of the documents nd
in the quarters Of Colonel Walker after the defeat Of the
democratic forces at Rivas:-
Icon. April q 1856.
To Colonel Don W wArksT--Dear Sir; anu informed