The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07
STarr on NICARAGUA, SDcRErARYHIP OF WAR.
CONVENIENT HorsE, LDos, june 20, 1855. !

GovRsxESr HorsI, Lsos, june 20, 1885 !
The government has been pleased TO issue the follow
ing decreehe provisional Director Of the state OF Mica
raeua deeming useful to the State the services Of Colonel
Walker who has manifested his design OF becoming natu
rallied in the country DEGREES In virtue Of its powers
that Colonel Walker Is Colonel Of the democratic army
and that the proper commission be furnished to him. TO
all whom may concern. Given at Leon, june 20 1855
FRANCISCO CASTEILDN.
have the pleasure of communicating this to you
testimony Of the esteem and confidence with which the
provisional has desired to recognize the good
Offices which disposed TO lend in favor OF Nicara
qua and hoping that you will accept this post it gives
am your faithful servant. CARvAJAL.
STATE or NICARAGUA, SEcRKrARYsHP OF WAR;
GOVERNMENT HousE, LEON, June 70, 1855.
To Senior Colonel Don WALKER Commandment Of the force
which Is to operate in the Department Of the South
The supreme government desires TO be presented with
general return OF the force armament and munitions ut
'NN' Nf' "' ' f@@' CARvAJAL
LEON June 20-5 O'Clock p. NJ
To Senior Col. WAIKKR:-I wrote to you yesterday by
The Minister Of War; Don Buenaventura Seva informing
you that he authorized to regulate the matter which
we here before ms pnnS & w,e
suitable for organizing the expedition Of which
have spoken in the best manner possible in view OF the
circumstances in which we placed. Mr.. selva will
place in your hands the decree by virtue Of which you
declared colonel of the democratic army will send
to you the proper commission by Gen. Pneda If you
think proper the commissions Of the other officers can
be issued and we can send to the composing the
democratic phaanx their respective letters Of natura
cation await your reply as to make further prepa-
ration Trusting that you are well, am, &C
FRANCISCO CASTEIION.
Copy-Genoral Barrack, Managua, July 8, 1858.
CORRAL.
OUR NICARAGUA CORRESPONDENCE.
GRANADA, July %, 1855.
The Cholau- Rerolation-W Walker, KINNEY dc.
There is no news of importance here at present The
revolution has been superseded by the cholera There is
but verylite sickness here now but is ravagng fearful
" at Meseaya and Managua The government forces have
ordered back to Granada they cannot be taken
care of at anagua for the people afraid OF the
cholera that Of them fed and there is nobody left
to of the sick do the necessary work. At
Nagarrote Pueblo Nuevo and Leon it is also very fatal
which may prevent the revoutionsts from taking the
advantage, by taking Managua Gen. Guardiola has his
army in good ORDER and expected to attack Chinandego
the LIST of August He has about 800 good soldiers
with him. few days ago Manuel Garcia Tejada
brought in here prisoner he taken, in hand,
by the government forces belonging to Col Walkers
party and acting interpreter. He is quite young
lutionists and afterwards joined them The probability
he will not be shot but kept prisoner till the revou
ton ii ended and then banshed the State
Col Walker, Is said intends to return to California.
He shot by the name of Dewey who fired the Quar-
tel in San Juan del Sud.
Col. Kinney is still at San Juan del Norte awaiting
inforccments and at Castillo the company has fifty SOL
ders sent out from New York, to prevent him from
ing up the river.
The Transit route is in splendid ORDER the country
where passes through perfectly healthy and deten
ton whatever.