The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-26

quanIty, aIyaln York,
Notwithstanding the severity Of the head winds and
encountered snd dey at the Delaware Breakwater
made the passage in four Gays ana eighteen In
ordinary weather the passage Sould have been
plished in three days.
REHABILITATION.
Days Hours
Brcn New York to Havana. ..............4
Havana to Beiz e................... 10
Belize 70 New Orleans ......;.;... ESQ
New Orleans to Hayana, deeply laden.
Havana to New York. ............. 10
JOHN GRAHAM.
The Fl Dorado arrived Havana on the 14th instant
from Aspinwan, whence she sailed the 8h She had
ninety three passengers.
Our Nca aqua correspondent has sent to US, by the
way of Havana, the annexed letter.
OUR NICARAGUA CORRESPONDENTS.
CASTILLO RAPIDS, Nov. 3, 1855.
fHroace Of General Co'raGs Army IN Granaaa-T Deum
MINES ofhe Nco Goceramea-col,nel Kin,ey's Pros
poets, de-, DC.
We know nothing Of what is going in this country
but from the reports OF transit passengers
may not therefore be reliable that sent TO you d.
rect from headquarters tn the 27 ult General Cor
raj not being able to wait for the time specified the
Walker aud Corral treaty. entered Granada with his
Tire command consisting Of 700 loot and 60 cavalry aad
handed it over to his vicori ,us brother General After
which IL Deuu chanted ia the church. 1t Is said
that when the officers cf the late party
the handful of red and blue hrcd rdcmen who under
Walker had captured their great stronghold their grim
vsages treated 20 extra contortions lte in
Contrast to the smiling of Corral who rode
round the ring hat OIL boging 10 every body within gun
shot and swayipg to and fro in his saddle my intor
mant ssd, slike Niger big drunk" This fratec
nal embrace Of Walker must have been highly gratifying
to thai gentleman, whp leing small man, nearly
taken out OF the saddle by It,
Since the determination of the two armies Granada
has been lively spot. Walker every hing in his
power 10 theft drunkenness, and other
yet il il said the precise disoction between aud
tsun is not recognized and that Corras cava ry have
inf
sails TO have earned the euphonious appellant of
TIE forty thieves"
President OF he republic. have not learned yet who
nis Cabinet are but understand that Parker H. French
was 10 receive TIE appointment OF Minister Of Finance
Cleyto Mayargo Collector Of Customs at san Carlos
Cen. Walker named Brigadier General, Gcoeral of
VISIONS Of the forces of Nicaragua
The tariff has been modified so thas no imports are
Subjected 10 DUTY OF 20 per Extra contribu
tons d specie from the Transit Company have supply
he deficit in the Treasury.
at San Juan del Sorte, Gov. Kinney appears to be
steadily going ahead in solid way. Considering what
he has had to contend against and what obstacles
he has HIS thus far is truly wonderful
Every British steamer brings him addition of
so to his party. These are men VII, come to work.
not 10 fght for Kinney still adheres to his original plan
ana every coming brings ten others In his wake In
ninety days the kinney col ny viii number at least 900
men.
Some have asserted that Kinney and Walker were en-.
deaycring TO block each others Those who know
the two will see the bbsmd ity of this charge Their
aim is the same-the settlement and improvement Of
Central America and that they have understanding
together
supposed TO be in tight place, Kinney offered him sup
pert a peighber There flibustering about
this for the American Minister had already recognized
Walker the government and such aid proered by
Kinnly TO bring the revolution 10 . close. That they
Will cooperate together future and this now
desoste and ruinous lard cond Eden the aver OF
every TRUE AMERICAN.
orr HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, Nov. 20. 1875.
Arotcr Ruor Of the Recall Of GEN. o5acha-Ftneyar or
ne Countess Reuica-tee Day--Prisopers Summoned
% he Cat,e-7he Outrage 70 the Wreckers--E Excitement
about The En9Iish Iica- Rdroges Of the Cholera.
The fastest steamship that has visited these
waters the ose Bird, departing this aitern, for New
York cannot suffer her TO leave without bearing with
her letter to the universal HERAIDp from my pen
There Il report circulated here that General Coacha Is
recalled that General zarsa be his successor
know not what truth may be in this report but send it
you fof what II is worth
attended, yesterday forenoon, the funeral of the
Dowsger Countess of Reunion, who diei the preceding
dry. Il was, you win remember, at her residence the
splend5 ball given which attempted to describe
q recent letter. Accustomed as am TO Spanish pomp
sni ceremony, the funeral yesterday of the most
superb di plays have witnessed. The corpse was
borue ia shallow coffin lined with white fatin and su-
pefbiy decorated with silver ornaments up,n the sioul-
der Il four of the late Countcsss slaves superb velvet
pau beitg thrown over II. The Counts ORliy, Villa
NuSva, Ssnto venia, and aid de camp Of his Excel
leucy the Capsin General bcrg tie pail bearers Then
follow thirty male slaves which had belonged to
the deceased Countess They all attifed in a bril-
liant livery but each Il symbol of mourniug. Sue
ceedng these body of elderly women who had for
years been the pensioners of the Countess each carrying
long candle then came line Of the carriages OF
sristocracy and most respectable inhabitants at
least two miles long should suppose there we're FIVE
bundled Of II EN-. Eyecy hat was raised as the fu-
neral procesi ion slowly weaded les way through the
streets. Although yesterday was gala day amongst
the spanarcs, teing the Slnt,' lay Of their Queen
yet could no. avoid wing passed along that
tie counensnces of every individual who gazed upon us
expressed feeling ofiegret that one who had been
pous and charitable had passed To that b,urne whence
nohaseer returns. feacc 20 the OF the depart
ed Ctunuss.
have already stated that yesterday was the san,s
day q Isabel sepundn, and, in DUTY bound all loyal
Spsnihrts observed the cay one Of fesvity. | was
swsl ed At unrise BY the booming Of the from
peated by the spanish meuowar in the har bor and by
Her rsr mic Majesty brigof Earring at IL O'Clock
aud again by the forts q. sunset There n bcsamd
nos a. the Palace ~ noon and grand reception aud
eal - The evening The Palace brilliantly nlnmDa
TO- ard saorneo With curtains the preceding evening
a. wen as last evening" MS were also the Intentenca the
feidence 81 tie Count anto Neua the coffee house called
ne Ann ,iean Csuee house, the house Of sotoIongsS
different parts The city TIE centre ,rch of tho ip,
ACE aSTsp exhibited number OF pretty devices in
Viva babel The shau battle did not tale place hat
here wss grand review at the Campo Marie There
vas should guess, i've or fix Thousand regulars on
the ground whist the Vouptaios drawn IN in line
On The Iseco de- Isabel
vas msnforned and led into in my last letter
which stated that the SennFa Santse lad returneI
ior IN recent number OF the SacTd notice an elct
calling upon Don Jose Miguel nchaustqu and Dona 10.
e can'ae TO appear nj The Royal Castle OF this city
Within nine days to free themselves from the charges
ptefe'ied sgainst them, Of Grape and Hght.v How a
female be guilty OF the FIRST Of these charges am az
o-s 70 guess, and equally 50 how m Ne he, the
female cnsenting Perhaps these spaash lawyers can
e. ain the mystery.
" previous plumber Of the Goce,d Don Nicolas vnot
M le Ra CoSfa of ~gtv
elNin nine days. to defend himself no being charged
tonads. -
Nicoss Ninoi Is Innocent OF this homicide "a were
me mefoos other parties accused Of H. several of
whom iter being kept long period In jail here wee
9Anisht 70 Spain. ' 49,
n'gro called Camille and a coored man called An.
are also summoned In She Gorfa to appear within
I'LL @ayr " answer the charge u having asauted and
nufdt ~ w. George Canning Bsckhouse Of which
h,,kirg sfisir Your readers already Thoroughly
f,~ L II not disgrsce to the police q this city