The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

to get soldiers to carry on the civQ war ana
70 rslise his views OF power and revenge on the
GSaDsdisos, and therefore be approved Of the
treaty made with Byron Cole, and tas was the frst
step to encourage fl,bustering.
Maxine Espioozs, in January, 1856, being Gov.
error Of Rivas. then made an agreement With Jules
Brssot, who was Roing to California with peas.
port from tho American Minister, and came to Grs-
NADIA attached to the United States legation, to
enlist fhbusters in San Francisco.
Byron Cole offered, az Q reward 70 each Alibusser.
one hundred acres Of land out Of the $1,000 acres
which, BY contract, wa given to the colonists and.
1t The same time ceded said contract 70 VIM. Walk.
or, knosn - ex- President Of Sonora, in Mexico.
This contract being void on the last Of March Cas-
tDon prolonged is arbitrarily, e. is was OF import
ance TO HIM TO take Rsyss 70 keep up the civil var
IN Nicsrsgus.
The sssiriDg and ambitious leaders Of that hand
o. Ladrones believed that haodful Of ftibastera,
ACCOMPANIED BY s0me revouioDists OF this souatry,
hebitapts, march on San Juss del Sud, Virgin Bay.
take TIE Company 3 steamers, surprise San Ca los
sno OseiIlo, and open the way to Kinney and Fs-
6ens, who Intended TO come 20 break up che Transi.
and cattle estates Of Chonsales
. After some correspo ndsnoe having passed between
Casta,ion and Walker. for grants to be made
to those that would servs - citizens Of Mica,
ragua-wbich documents are In possession
Of the Geseralin Chief. Corral, taken al
the attack on Rivss--Wa)kr left Californis in TIA
brig Veata, and arrived at Rsalej0. Tue AdhustAra
disenba, ked and came % f.r - Jhinandegs; Walk
er, Bsissot, and tive more gong - Leon. o. tas
23d Of june they re embarked et ReAlsjs for Brto,
where Msx,mo EspiDozs, who had b=ea confirmed
by Cssticn IS military cuief, told them they wJud
dIed horses. ready to join them to march on 70
Rivas.
General Corral. whose headquarters are ct
bAn8gu,, received pGtice Of their emos ks
cessasy measures to impede their landing. By
not complying well with h,s orders. t,e f'ibus
ters erected their lsnoipg, with eighty soldisn
nom Chm sDceeo,. csmm.nted By Oh Meadez, al
particular friend Of Cast Hoo, ana by Felix sdn
gal. called BocoD (B'gmouto). Tojs fore mGcnsc
on Rvas wuere Col. B,ske and Lieut.. COL. Raz
were seph by General Coral. and the3 immediately,
with sixty militia fom anada and sans pa.
five bours, when iu kiiy t,e garrison Of San joan
del Sud a,iiveo, AID their commandsr, kaoud
Aguels, de ided the action and dispersed tina
ENEMY.
me filibusters who we're not killed asd, ard on
arIivI 9 OF San Juan dsi Sur sat fire to ths bar
racks took for ,ibe possession of two vessels AID
emba' ked for Resltjo.
At preent thsy are supposed to be In Lsop, hss
dssireus Of renewing tae attack on Rivas and toI
gain those lands which was to no their rewKd,
offered by Castijnn ADD ~ GET possession Of thsmI
they will have To eay ali VITO arc able TO carry arms|
In Granada asd RIsas, sucn Is the hate they have
Itis rats er singular that the American Minister ID
Just now on hs way TO the U0ited ates, for 1t ia
DOW kp0wD that most OF those who ac,o nps aied
him in February last tn 90 ada, under tie cover at
the United States Legstcb, we're fibustors; this
proved b. Jules BTssot Snd others (Bdssyt BEARING
the fg OF the Miniater at bis entrance In Grensds
who were Killed at Rvas, Bfissot being second ID
The dosumt nts taken from thu hilbusssrs are very
curious. And msy be will be published, so Is ID
ind out who are honoyabls men thai coma 90 THU
country, or who are sdventurers AMI Ladeoues who
come to make their fortune.
Cast lion, Munoz, AID all those Yevolusrmists whd
are in LNor, sustain cause without principle-tha1
prek Id to re-estsblsh the c0nstitotioo Of 1888
which they have violated from the commencement
G.
Our New Granada Correspondence.
PANAMA, N. g., July IL, 1855.
Celebration of the Fourth of July Lynch Lao N
Ne,o GTanada-Bsn Fights, &c.
Had Jon bean hsre on the Fourth, yoq
would scarcely have been able TO rssliz, tbs
You were not Ia Yankee toxa. Toe diapldsted
lock Of tina place, and tbs dngy dirty faces OF tb
Choloa would have been the only things 70 intsrfer
with your believing that you wore; tor tho FOURTH
was celebrated IN this old Spanish TO- IN by q
haLds % heartily, and With as much noise, a. any
whero In tre States. A sooa - this cathedea
clock tollsd the knen of ths third, and INTRODUCED
tho Fourth ofJaiy rockets we're sent up fro varou
parts Of the town. At eight Ia the mo ming sAut,
twenty ore guns was fired from the battery by IT,
order Of government, and returned by ths Unite
States sloopofwa John Adams, which has bean ly
ing In the hasbor for the last two weeks Al IL ID
Adams fred thirty.one EunA-one for cash State
and during the entire dag cannon were ared at Int
walls from the CITY, the Island II Tsboga and the small
er islands In the bay. About midday the Dsclaraio
Of Independence was read ct tho American Consy
late, BY Col. Ward, TO number Of persons Who wev
assembled there to hear IL. At s, Q hrg
number Of gues.s, among whom were th
Governor and BAhop Of Panama, the Fsnc
Consul and the officers Of the John Adam
assembled round the hospitAbls table Of Col. War
our consul. The toasts usual on such occasion
were proposed, and sevs al speeches msde with tb
best effect. The host proposed New Granada,
complimentipg her progress and her policy; I
which the Governor replied in speech sboondn
with professions Of good feeing towards the Unite
States and the Ameri ,sGs setsI~d on the IsInmu
The dinner WIS not ever before the sound Of Cal
NON ana the glare OF rockets called the attention
every g ne TO toe Plaza, waers platform, adorot
with tie American AID New 0rsnsdiAn q sgs, ha
been standing al day. The American resides
had prepared quantity Of handsome h.ewo,k
and Tor three hou,s tre cuy was one bAss Of hgh
and re e,boed with tie s,und Of canuon and q
vivss OF tho crowd. At the Same ume the job
Aosms Was JIG ~ vita blue lights, ~
IbIes up rockets, responding 70 the display {
shore. TIE Psc,hc MAJ Steamship Com pauy cor
nemorafed the Day by hunting party, and, /
hevs, PIC mic, on FsminRo Island.
The eekbsAtion passed Oh every Etere vithouti
s0gbttst accident 70 mar toe pleasure Of the d.
Every where the natives seemsd 70 join Ia the eel
braIion with great goo win; sod my Amena
pride wss nat.eIed By meeting native officislg
flously "coi red before IL o'clo:k. NJ Ysnksefo
the vicinity Of Bunker Hi or IndeDendencs II
could have shown more sp'rit This display ofge
fteiirg, on the part Of .ns ns.ives, VA, gratGE
m The extreme, for many things have Ia opso
lately TO c<mpbcase our relations and invoive
iprtl Gets in New Gisnsca.
Three nsGrtes wire hung lately ia yabogs
lynch law, and though three.fourths Of thu oeiso
epgsPed IN the trans scton were mot Americans
cal Nsa imnediatx.iY mada u DON the Earsinn o.