New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20


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Combinations have found their way into the hands
Of the Hondursios in Jslters, ana they are ready
az once 10 join GuardiOla, but Jerez, Castel!ons
General in. Chief will not allow them TO 20 out
side tie lines, and has even put an Honduranlsn
General in prison. This the deserters say, and
they are embracing every opportunity to escape.
From all / can learn predict speedy end TO the
Revolution in this State. and the downfall OF Pre-
sideut Cabafas in Honduras. Guatemala. san Sal
vaGor, snd Nicaragua are now handln-hand, de-
ternned to accomplish the same results, and they
will succeed.
hear of Col. Wheeler, United States Minister
10 this country at San Juan de. Norte. tie VIII
he welcomed here warmly, although no one seems
to know any thing about him but that he is NOT OF
the Borand school is evident fr N the tact thst he
deens to reside among the inhabitants lthe lew
left there) Of San Juan del Norte peGcei5ty, while
Borlard considered them no better than thieves
ard pirates, aud could not rest until he had ac-
cen plisled the destruction of the town and the
ruin Of most Of its innocent inhabitants.
| shall endeavor to send this 10 San Carlos IN
time for the steansr of the 23d and as must
watch for an opportunity, Will now close.
GRANADA, Thursday, Feb. |, 1855.
Since NY la,t very little of interest has trans
pired in ref. renee 10 the Revolution. Some heavy
cannoDsdiDg has taken pace on the part OF the
Government which has resulted in the dessrue-
ton Of portion Of the strong Sevastopol tor'ica
tiops which had been erected in J,lters- but
which could not rtsst the - Founders dire ted
AGAINST them Gen. Corral took c)mmand of the
army of operations on the 18th, consisting OF
about one Thousand men. and with the exception
If drilling The sedery snda little skir~ish on the
25ih instant. in which the Government captured
atr,in Of pow der and ammunition, being con-
yeyed from Msssays to Jatera TO Cen Jerezs
camp. nothing has been done by either party
Doctor Cosrles B.rnbesrdt was recognized
Pru.sisn Vice Consul by President Casmorro on
the 10Th. The Doctor has been resident OF
Granada for the past four years, Ia much beloved
BY the ci,izers snd highly appreciated for his
sen,lemarly and social qualities By all who have
the oil. azure to know HIM; aud what ls more, 10
capital physician.
His Excellency John II. Wheeler, the new
Tilted States Minister 10 Ncarsgus, accompanied
BY bi. suite, arrived here on the 29th inst. lie
cane up from Virgin Bay by land, and took US
quite BY surprise; but it was a moot agreeable
one Abont 10 O'Clock A. N. traveller was seen
approaching the city, bearing ia his hand the
GLORIOUS stars snd stripes, followed oy dark
yisse.d youth, and both mounted on mules, some
what faded. On they came, passed the guard on
the outsk irts of the city, and made their way
straight into the main Plaza, the citizens on all
sides gaping with surprise at the strange sight.
Nothing daunted they approached the " besd,
quarters" and dismounted before the door oi
the President After few minutes delay within
"a anti
their beasts before the astonished multitude, ald
rode away, accompanied by an officer sent TO con-
duet them beyond the Outposts OF the sentnels.
Then the mystery was explained aud the TACT an
need that eel Mnistro de los Estados Uni
dos was about to honor us with his presence.
Gen Corral at once ordered out a portion OF his
command to receive and conduct the distinguished
stranger TO the Plaza, and about H. o'clock Col.
Wheeler and suite arrived and were escorted to
their lodgings which had been hastily prepared
for their reception. The foreigners began inime-
diately 10 flock to his quarters to pay their re-
spects TO the Colonel and he soon won their es-
TEEN by his ofl-hand, cordial manner toward his
visitors. Later, Gen. Corral waited ON him, and
conducted him to the residence OF the President,
who has long been confined To his house by illness,
Col. Wheeler came here only to receive the
aTchres of tie Legation, which had been kept here
by his predecessor. and to exchange clyllltles
with the Government, and any of his countrymen
whom he might meet. He left again the next
morning for Virgin Bay, in schooner placed al
his disposal by the Government, aud his COM
panions returned with their mules by land to the
came place. | understand that Col. Wheeler Will
not present himself to Nicaragua in his official
capacity until it shall be settled by the contendiDg
parties who shall be the President of the Repub-
lie, but that be offered his good services to Presi-
dent CbamOrrO to negotiate with CastllloD, with
the view to put an end to the destructive reyolu-
ton. Doctor Gustave A. Gautireau, L. 5. Consul
for Rialejo, accompanied Col. Wheeler to this city
and, learn, will soon proceed to take charge OF
his post at that port.
There is a rumor that CastillOn has removed
with his Government, from Leon to Chinendega
in consequence Of the fury of some of the
LeOneses, caused by the heavy contributions which
he has levied on them. | cannot, however, vouch
for the truth Of this statement, as it seems to
NE that Leon is by far the securer place for him
OF the two.
The news contained in the New.Yor papers
which have recently come to hand, about the ex-
petition sOOn to be at San Juan del Norte,
and which is commanded by Col. Kinney
causes the people no little anxiety. II
tley come for the peaceable settlement
of the Mosquito Coast, well and good; but if
they are coming into the country to take part 10
the revolution against the Government it will be
a serious blow to the struggle OF ChamorrO and
bis party The rumor, too, which has long been
busy here, that a large number OF Californians
were about to hasten to the assistance OF CastOn,
causes the Government considerable uneasiness.
BY the next mail shall probably be able to com
nunicate something interesting in regard TO the
existing war, as from present appearances some
decided steps are about to be taken by the Gov
eminent. The times are big with coming events
CIR TIIOIAC