The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

June.
The revolutiopists 500 strong made sortie from Leon
ana attacked Managua, but they repused and
tereiy beaten by the government forces.
Cholera Is on the decline IN the southern department
but i rayaging larfuly at Leon and the other side
Col Nartruche has been app nted commander over all
the forces concentrated between San Juan del Sur and
Castillo. C0RDlLLE.
GrEYrowS, Aug II, 1856
A,9-raas n he Nesc G,.2ma-7ze British (oasu,o,e-
zfi- Transit tomfcay and he Colonel Kin
'lsy Rec.aitiag-- Excitement .4bating, DE-.
Arriving here and not finding the Daniel Webster, we
passengers brought ashore TO wait the arrival Of
the steamer Having formerly been often in this place
and since heard ofiis destruction, greatly astonis
ed to see how the town has been rebuilt and how they
std were able to accommodate many Of What
6xwe would have been In If reytown had not been re-
built 10Y after leaving the river every passenger feels
ifhe ought to have something good TO eat is glad to
escape the river boats.
The buildings not such grand scale as former
" still they better adapted for the climate The bu
siness Of the town is limited and dull the merchants
being unable 10 extend their business they desrc for
The reason that almost their entire wrested
from them by tho wanton and aggressive outrage COM
mted il July 1854 by The forces of the United States
wrong without example in the pages of history by
which Al una,ned ouiel and peaceabie nonpat;on
rendered homeless and deprived Of every resource and
as far as regards their PERSONS exposed at the worst
season Of TO the maarious influences Of the eli
mate, without roof to shelter them provisions ex-
ist uron And yet the wrong stands unredressed al.
nouel' .'e psope ., uo rn'.ed e'aes ana the press
marded that they should be, indemniHcd STILL our ad
ninistration with its usual bravery and bombast ap
pears 70 think that the only victory which they
claim ought not to be paid for
was happy TO meet my old friend Mr.. James Gedde
the English Vice Consul NJ this place who has bull. him
SER nice re- aence in t lnwor erd oc Tho tor.n nj
| losses must have been severe. All that he had made
sWert away in 50 many minutes and Il must hovc been
distressing to him to Sec from on board the British
ransoeked The roorns and '.hen eheroc bred tho
houe his consular nag wayinr over IL: but he still
ho, - tha4 ;etico vii; he aono hin hv tha i;td S+t
| government
The Transit Co,nranv and Tho inhabitants nrc ain nj
,ocaerhcada ana viii ho suppose until such time as
the respective governments interested shall settle the
Jurisdiction sovereignty OF this place.
Colonel Kinney is about, and trying hard to recruit
from our passengers lie has succeeded in getting five
or six TO stay behind and consequently cabin and steer
passage tic! cts below par and sold at from
70 twenty five dollars.
Tie excitement of the Kinney expedition Is not great
The effect Of his public appearance l. limited In fact
the Coiones large stories about his immense resource,
and his undoubed energy only astonish the native
Formulation .NINDEREH
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Our san Jose Correspondence.
MARCH mr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prAcr ANn Wan
po1Icy or rnr Covr,xMrSrE nparHnn I'm
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AND nIa rHocLSM,r,oN.
Translated from the Boetin Official Of San JOSE Aug
II the lines which we have Just written Complaining
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= - -" = saa'a,i o' "'''' aie u e"arac'er 10 eau
for lad reflection the part OF those who study the pre-
cent in order to prepare FOR the FUTURE II the defect o.
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,;;a !, ~ III, .,a. -. -. o,, IT.
'aiipg y 'he ats sciences, ietters, must MI every
honest mans breast with grief, - there is yet
70 despair Of happy future for our country The
good sense of our fellow countrymen their love OF order
and their industry the universal conviction that nothing
but peace secure prosperity and happine sail
these certain proofs that Costa Rica must march
ward uni She reaches worthy place in the scale of
civilized ma TONS
Your government has with prudent foresight sought
constantly TO augment our war resources if We now
cannons, guns and alnmunilio of all kinds
in defeatf the constitutional army has received
many end notable achievements Il l. well known that
war il not the object of all this but that there l. but one
end IN view aud That j. The SECURITY Of peace and Of our
national in,eorit q and indenepdonce
~ ,..o, ,ni, n nr roo,lo ,v;,l ~, rrsh
r,sblx t rocv sn,;I;nr strrsaas ana suiycr;no hut
hotb sosev nne3 are worS;no inr the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
and prospe,it az The rcnublIe GO
I,t mia igornal xaif,re n,,st rohor % mr.
hind IN enanav ~ orr ronose "a airsad a. onr tes
ol;csd brongbt hero and eyor raia ,vho
have svr 10 extarnnsia o., Oh nbrr Mo Lose No onror
tmnies Of desrue,ion and who not content With seano
their ornaments perish would also ooL Min savace
pleasure al Their country in flames and ali her cha
ren buried amid her ruins Nor are these fears called
forth opv by the recent events that have transpired In
Njcaraoa we have seen the rory attack of Rivas RI
which great number of adventures were stained with
Central american blood on public SQUARES and streets
How WbvY Because the sons OF Nicaragua themselves
have called and protected and brbed them with ranks
and privileges TO siay their brothers.
AT present there T. something s,ill more than this We
have lust received intcligon from San Juan del Nore
whence u appears that on ine n.n on las. month,
~ Sigp, sa ,, =; A., Me- os no rorarnm,ont =,
Granada Their object was also 10 exterminate their
brethren
This state OF DESPERATION of erocity of bloodthrsty
W. s;.Ia narv n, ;..,, .,, ., s,,,o.ss
fully against lie adversary with the means which 1t can