Washington telegraph., 1855-12-12

,..,;,ed the proposition 1t was feared the
50 ,oul, burn the town the same evening. as
trVoPS y .br ,atened to do. At p. NJ the same
tney - hotL boats left for Granada, where the
e.Ssrs nit themselves under the protection OF
PasTr,,a1 ates Minister, and were supplied
,-;tb good quarters
Co. C..,J;ue at Messiah a bout twelve miles dis
I. ;oeornins him that one prisoner had been
an. ;tbs Secretary OF StsteI who had been con-
sno:, a,,,;nst Walker while on parole of honor
sIe5s he (CorraIll complied with his proPo-
- tor peace, and safely return bis courier be-
o'clock the next day. the prisoners in his
IolseI.Vabput thirty in number-would be shot
Ill n1.I,,,;.b At 1890 p VI the courier returned,
ioi.n .--;nr word from CorralI that he would con-
III neace and be in Granada the next morning
GU o .,s arrival of such information. bells were
On % 6reworks displayed, and a high mass per-
I1s..j in the principal cathedral 1t was scene
H.Ie greatest rejoicing. not less to the natives
- n the Americans in the city Some feared
-, Corrali would come in and make an attack
Il-;ns the night after giving his pledge, bat all
was quiet
--arbIed in the Plaza, numbering about 400 men
10 the picket guard on duty outside of the city,
ii ,bev were drilled by their respective officers.
r.. n,sSensers also formed in double files, and
-,-s marched from their quarters under the com
- of Col Fabens, and rested on one side of the
pl,y, It was matter of form merely, and to
LOW as many Americans as possible when Gen.
corraIl surrendered himself.
The passengers embarked on board the San
C,rIos at four O'Clock the same evening and while
ming of saw the government steamer, Central
I,srica. bearing down. 1t was thought that she
-,;gbt have been taken by the government party,
ii Intended to aid in retaking Granada but she
I-,ught news hardly credible-the fort of San
C,ros was abandoned when they left. and all
,beir guns had been spiked The La Virgin pro-
.sslei direct to Rivas with news of peace. and
~ San Carlos down the river to connect with
he Star of the West. Dispatches are sent to Ha-
rzns and to Washington to obtain immediate aid
fruu the government
JuIse Cushing was released, after two days,
mon his giving Corrall $4,000 in cash. He re-
turned TO Virgin Bay alter the news of peace
Tsacbed there The same (government) party in
rvired of him how much he should charge them
ar the use of the company's depot, which they
had taken and occupied two days previously. 1t
s Characteristic OF this people that, when they do
auy violence. it is all mistake. and they intend
M HARM As for instance, blank cartridges were
sIways to be used at San Carlos in hailing the
steamers but they always happened 20 be shot
ted and not very harmless.
One person only was seen at San Carlos as the
Virgin passed the fort and at Castillo all had left
and gone down the river to Greytown. Gen
B,sgues commanding at San Carlos. reported at
Crevtown that he left for the reason that they
had no provisions. except half cheese, and but
three OF four rounds of ammunition Thus the
enemy of Walker has fled before him In every in
stance except one. IN the vicinity of the transit
r0ute and peace and plenty are now looked for
as the result