The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-28


laid h avis hgh places as sel ms on low We have
CINE s, eak one vi whom il our pleasure To
n a. h' o. AN" he nress NS'n no S the
bench Nh. Viii og continued TO address the meeting
elogueut erms but At such length that we are unable
publish II in deai and L wo.iid be an injustice 70
empt give only line OF the beautiful eupgy he
iarsed npon he meriis Of the dccrased.
The resoiuii ten pat and unanimously
adopted hs grra portion III the members Of the
bar aud the b hen proceeded 10 Astoris, whence
they ended e emuins ii the nmented dead to their
Interesting fr,m Central America.
OUR NICARAGUA CORRESPONDENTS.
"A Union. Sept. 20. 1866
acfgrcd H,os Of he SAFE # Aicoragla--As Population
Classification Of hoce-Ther Aisturr and Caste Charac.
ters--DeCoy II hc Pto1l-Cd,ises Of the Re,oluions-
Curious Names TAR Political Pdr,es-The Retroorad.
Kdtlment d The LeHccrd from Granada-ltildnas and
lis Lmen ic-Dgeot q General Gardioga of Guatemala
--tcionol Haues-t lainS Of tie Parry f Granada on
AmaioanS.
According to promise viii endeavor % give you
information which you require with regard to Mica
ragua is present revelation the The people
tfthe United 8tes hs hui faint idea Of this country
and its Inhabitants er norma ion having been gener-
ally dtr,e aud reousy msrepresened either by in
terested persons transient visitors. Statements and
letters are frequently published without shadow Of
tcu ndetion in uth garbled that it is difficult to
separate truth i,om felton,
The state 81 Acaagua contains above 10000 inhabi
tans Of all cnsseso these but very few white the
majority icing indsc.minato mixture Of and anaga
nation wi n negroes nsians and spaniards Since the
yoke OF Spain was shaken "a, the state has been fast
creasitg in population. This amalgama'ion is condu
Give to oi gtviy the state is disturbed by constant
revouion-a succession of which has taken place every
three four since their independence. These re-
,oiutions from different The first were
of thuh nf
10 Guatemala.
The Ia or buttons have arisen from little Of the
old heaven left behind with difference of opinion among
tie chiefs and leaders to the proper way OF ruling and
10 who ought 10 be the ruler Although the tenor Of
ofce is only tor two years ever been found
give ieiac ion that length Of time resign the
The ems Of Office without revolution disul bance
OF some sort. a,ies have been divided somewhat
with rs and with full extraordinary political
for wings and democtat-, they have petchingos and
corindFoehas-- gn.iugs and ,sgamufins. Gin jugs
are old ilk stocking whgs. As 1t is With the
ricingcs arb ,aiindrochas, We have to deal, will not
de'ain you with The names Vi the political Subdivisions
but they are NUMEROUS
The ia a, cited PIE iaent the State Don Fiuto cho
moro light have been sman filed with good intentions
but they say certain place paved wi n good in
-yayig the Way los tie most prolonged aud bloody
luton Tho state has ever known and paving the way
Il his own grave with rem"rse sorrow sna dsappe'n.'
I'd amljt n. Like he most of The enlightened If his
countiymen, he had gltmmerng OF eoinethns-a
dim small light in the cracks and erannies OF
his brain, that enabled hun To see, or thiuk he saw,
2 scn,iaa mn lene JnneSdram which would
enable him to and reap something for his
Cesar was amb cns, and Cesa- really had but poor
notions of republican form Of government; but he
thought he had idea Of some sort OF form OF govern
ment and that the people had not and sequenfy to
have little time to teach them what he knew aud to
show Item what he wi he'd to do 1t necessary to
have little mere time in Office WHAT could he do ia
two years. Eome not bull, in day. lie had many
cubs lick int shape and 10 obtain the time necessary
for this II was necessary TO lick the big cue cont
By coup "a main; No other mode suits the gallant
Frenchuan better. We will see In the first place 1t
the Consh uen Assembly, which met ia March. 1864;
and for this purpose Chmoro arrested General Jarcs
chico, Diaz. Chalon Ava,es Ramon Ilya-Castillon
and Guerrero escaped Honduras The most Of these
mters Of the Assembly, and without their being
replaced thomorro and his satellites proceeded to busi
ness changing the constitution 10 suit their own ideas
Of government The only reason that Chomorro ever
gave for the and punishment Of these men, was
secret eyoence which he said he possessed OF their in
ten,ions make n revolution. These men being Of dis
tincton and consideration they awaited patiently abroad
until TIE intentions of Chomorro became manifest TO the
people, when the 9th OF April they all returned to
the state and were hailed as deh,erers and in one
month omoro and his party were shut up in the plaza
favor the democratic party with Castlon the head
and PLAIN being surrounded by General Jercz with
force If 2,GCG men,
shall not 20 into the particulars to the cause OF
the after tograde movement of the democratic party
their retreat from Granada, and the recovery Of the
lake. department, II ivas &c by Chomorro. Much may
be attributed 10 he want the part Of the democrats
Of proper l-ader for their army-ierez alth ,ugh
liant is general )-ms uagement-and last but by
no means least, the want o, money. The democrats
hoped TO sustain the party by voluntary contributions
The Granadian- hest aed TO cscrce means; aud it
Is not 10 be concealed the ohe party was democratic; and
poor, the other-the hi6aigos-arisocratc and rich.
Cabanas, President Of H. ,nduras, the best and most
honest chieftain Of Central America actuated by prin
cple Of pure democracy determined TO sustain the de-
mocraiic party Of Nicaragua although by doing he
drew down upon him the vengeance Of lis Serene high
Of Gau' ena who had promised to sustain Chomor
in his attempts TO Enslby and ceniralize the 60
yernmept Of Mica ogua Cabanas nevertheless marched
500 well appointed soldiers into Nicaragua where they
have since remained, although he hmsci is defending
hi, Territory Against tie o,es sa 81 G ,hs who
Of Guatemala, the Granada despa ched General
Guard Ia the IIaynau Of Central America, with a
force Of three hundred, by way Of segola, TO enter
the troops from Guatemala in the West. Gen.. Alvarez
went from Leon Immediately in pursuit ofGuardioa and
Gen. Munoz foil wed wi, b force OF COO men, on 18th
inst. These two Generals came up with Gaurdoia just
within the territory Of Honduras, about 20 leagues from
Heno'egua and implicitly surrounded him, the most Of
his men laying down their arms, and he himself shot
after bW short grace. This action Is shock for
the GfBnadians.
Walker has reinforced and is In possession Of san
Juan del Sur, and the department Of Rivas Tho demo-
cratic party Il confident Of victory and with 800
Americans, who can doubt IL
This slight glance At the partes-now to the next
question Whrt claim has the party of Granada to
symlaihes 81 The Am.cans OF the councnance Of the
rep sentative Of the American government residing
in GranaeaY u Il for the numerous diect insults and
Injuries that have been received at their hands by tho
Americans And by the american government and
Is II for keeping their filthy jas enanted by Anne -c,n
citizens, without f"r detention imprisonment
being found against them, and after this Of conanc-
ept when hey turned loose in the streets although
declared inn cent by their judgment and with.
cut Tedrcsss IL II FOE shooting down ty their soldiers
American czcns 10 u cir public streets In broad day
light OF fer sabbng them In the night wncn sitting
in quiet conversation with their companions perhap
some matters ,hA msy not be considered Of grave
nature With the 81 the United States and its
repres.ntai,e sor example, such ordering Lieut..
BAN and ohc officers OF the Portsmouth. TO take OF their