Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-13
By the California Mail.---Later from Nj.
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Our adyices from Grenada, Nicaragua, arc near
Iy two weeks later. The news is very interesting
Colonel Walker, leading the so-called Democratic
party, has concluded treaty OF peOce with the
Cbamows. Dou Patrico Rvas was appointed pro-
ysionai President, Colonel Walker fefusihg, and
sworn into Office on the 3ist Of octo,er, In the
presence Of large number of the people at Gre
NADIA. ia 4
Colonel Walker was appointed General and com
mander.in chief Of the forces Of Nicaragua.
Parker II. French, Esq, formerly Of the saera-
mesto Tribune, was appointed comrnissary Of war
&c. General Chiffon had been sent TO Leon, with
one hundred and fifty men,. Il Is reported that he
had an engagement nc Managna with Mendez and
six hundred troops and deffated him.
General Corral aud family were staying 10 Gre
NADIA. Don Mateo Mayorga, Secretary Of State,
was executed on the plr "a, bis party having fired
into the Amcrican passengers OF the Uncle Sam
and Star of the West. liss5 lS h4gsl sd ~
The American Minister and all the prisonersihad
been released. 1900
The people Of Nicaragua seemed much pleased
with the change In affairs. Great satisfaction was
expressed with the treaty ofpeace, and all the ap-
pointments. Walker punished severely all offences
among his own or native troops no mitconduct
Of any Kind was allowed. As1D9 saa4
Z; The Sierra Nevada brought down a argc force
of volunteers to Join the Democratic party under
General Walker Colonel f.. @. Kewen, a dis
tinguishcd lawyer Of San Francisco, was among
the number. Kinney still remanss st Greytown
with only ten or twelve men, a number Of whom
were suffering from sickness. Simeon Forrester,
OF Salem, Massachusetts, one Of his party, had
died. Walkers men were anxious 10 be allowed
TO drive Kinney and his men out Of the country
THE- -ISpIAs Nm OREGON.
We are in receipt Of the Portland files TO the
lth October, and Crescent City to the 18th in
slant, two weeks later than our previous adylces.
The Portland Standard (extra) Oct. q, sayss
q The Belle has just arrived and brings the start
ling nsvs that the troops unber Major Haller have
been surrounded BY the Indians, at a point about
twenty-five miles from the Dales fIaller's posi-
ton n on hin with ravines and brush around him
IIis troops and aniinala have been withont water
for forty-eght hours. The Indians are constantly
firing upon. them. He was enabled 10 send
sepger through the ranks ofthe Indians IN the night
'and he reached the Dalles on Monday evening, at
8 o'clock, The stesmcr Wasco left Immediately
for the Cascades, and the Belle brought the,e
press to Vancouver forthwith She arrived there
odsy about Ia O'Clock. 91a 3fatsJ2
Immediately on the arrival of the messenger OF
the Dslles, Lieutenant Day prepared to leave fof
the seat OF war with the remaining force at the
Dslles, numbering shout ESQ men. Tie was to
leave this morning about daylieht Msior Hsller
calls for thousand men to aid him, We learn that
a reqnisition has been made out Tor that number,
and forwarded to the proper officers. Ffom our
informant We learn t.fst sevefa of the besieged
had been killed. Our information was hastily re-
ceived ard may be ncolkect in some parts, but
we give Il as wc received il, hoping that il may
not prove as disastrous as VIC understood IL Now
Ia the time for action. 9fj a1atW nN
On Tuesday morning, 9th instAnk large party
Of Indians collected, and stsrtsd down Rogue