The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26

by another party holding MarAga, but night favored
them, and. although dispersed they made good their
win be made at the latter place Of the rsvola
enary chiefs having left the State carry their booty
Guatemala has finally taken active part and togs.ts r
with Nicaragua, will carry the war TO Honduras, com
mencpg with taking POSSESSION OF Bgre Island. Goi
only knows when peace win favor these poor Central
This State is entirely ruined The destruction Of pro-
army have marked their steps wherever they with
fire, plumber and destruction VS..
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
VIRGIN BAY, March s, 1856.
The legitimate government Of this republic has re-
established its authority in all this and the eastern de-
partmeDts in consequence OF triumph obtained by its
brave s sn on ahs sh n a o oyer the
night of the cate the camp of Jaleva disappeared
leaving behind all the artillery, munitions, muskets and
that place. 1t established fact that the isgitiuss
profess the sentiments of order entertained by General
against him carry disasters and ruin wherever they set
their foot Thus Mr.. Castllon has. tins OCCASION
given the most lamenable proof that the principles
credit he has left behind HIM in the nine months Of pill
lage tumu has reduced him to the plaza Of Leon
the
their property which 10 still danger OF being destroyed
The army s the to Lsen and at occupies
the Of Mansgua fortified with sufficient artillery,
and the troops not only Of this and the Eastern Depart
ment, but the troops OF Upper and Lower segovia
FRANCO. ORrEGA.
RIvAs, Nicaragua, March 6, 1865
Is Colonel Wheeler Fgibustero ?-Marriages at the
United States Legation-Indignation Of the People Of
Granada
When will the administration cease to send abroad
ministers who have not the capacity for their mssios
and who not capable of maintaining the dignity Of
their country
They have sent . gentleman to Nicaragua who
from the very first moment he arrived here has
shown himself to be flibuster and
thing mere. His first official act was to marry
two couple, Swiss to NATIVE and American negro
to native This done before 1t hardly known
by either party that he the country and what
authority he acted knows but himself His next
to attach to his legation four five gentlemen
from New Orleans who had nothing tolose and all to GAIN
and who to further their purposes found very useful
(soit is taid) in Col }. H. Wheeler the Minister
They went with him to Granada and introduced to
Gen. Cbomorro members Of the legation. There three
Of them to the Cast0n party, and received
commissions colonies and captains, with order to
on csrain day with munitions Of war for Chomoreo
for which purpose they received $500 to enlist men and
buy arms.
cannot see whatever induced the President to send
such a minister to represent the United States.
whes Is most si probS S W sos 6 re-
ceived for the people are very much incensed against
him. The day he arrived there was ,ound bundle OF
half dozen more rifles, which he denies any
know ledge of-stil, they were marked in his name
This has gone over the whole country and they look
upon him as Ell MN istro fliblstsro
The following is the trans Of letter that WAS
written by the Governor of the Southern department
the Minister of Relations Of the provisional
"1he prestges of brilliant scheme will not only fas
cinae small minds my own, but also great ones,
and then In one Of these moments Of pleasant illusion
have made agreement with the two principal chiefs
Of small party Of libusters, by which they undertake
to conquer the Castillo and Fort San Carlos plac bota
points afterwards at the disposition Of the democratic
government"
The two chiefs spoken Of were in Granada with, and
attached to Col Wheelers legation These proceedings
have aroused the indignation of the people,