The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-12

htNVy lfbn gratlngs The entranc8 thfOuEh
gate way from whence you arrive large court yard
containing ornamental trees and shrubbery. Around
this situate the dwellings aud Offices all built in the
style. Each Of the leading to the Plaza
has barrcade of great strength and thickness, and
take the city as whole it capable Of making giori
though in every direction you ruins indicating city
at one time double that extent
COLONEL KINNEYs PROGRESS AND PRETENsIoNs
REVIEWED.
From tho Nj :araguense, O:t. q
We promised in last ks issue notice the pro-
ceedipgs OF Mr. kinney in San Juan del Norte Having
gathered all the information within reach to the
proceedings of tina gentleman and the basis which he
hopes to construct his petty
jsct from the paper of which he Is the headwe have
concluded to leave his exceency in the hands of the
ernm' mt OF Nicaraguawho will doub', take the
cessay steps to keep Mr. Kinney his proper position
When Il his farming qualifications are great as he
wishes the world to believe he may be of service in his
We much surprised at Mr.. Knney's success in ad-
vanciDg point Of imp rtance, impicaing himself with
the American government even in his inaugural proca
nation but would appear his success makes him des
per ate, and that he resolved at hap hazard to draw
the attention of both the governments Of the United
states and Nicaragua TO his tomfoolery We refer to
the following his inaugural proclamaon:-
"Nots andng the failure OF the last Congress Of
the citizens of San Juan for their losses from the bonn
bare ment OF the city by Captain Hons there is cheer
ing prospect that justice will to extent be rendered
at its coming session. measure important to the
business interests of the people and urgently demand
ed by every consideration of justice and humanity can
not be postponed consistently with the good of the
American government Every effort Of mine, whether in
an official or private capacity shall be exerted to
cure from that republic speedy relief to those who
unjustly dprived Of the proceeds of their
honor able ipdUstryo
This is assumption of Importance the part of Mr.
Kinney that is truly Ridiculous and his efforts to
speedy relief for his subjects from the Amer
government Will be treated with the raicule they
deserve.
The following also from the Central American will
give pretty correct idea Of the absurdies which Mr.
Kinney advances-the statement being altogether pre-
pcsterous:--
On Thursday last visited Governor Knney's planta-
tiop. 1t is situated about threequarters of mile from
town the opposite side Of the fayuua. We aude TO
the patch Of ground selected by him his
ment, and test Of the adaptation Ct the soil to off
ferent KINDS OF grains and vegetables.
The Gov. arrived here the 10th Of July aud 1t
two three weeks before he cleared away the
underground and planted the seed; brought away
fine lot Of roasting beans &C. The material fruit
trees left sardDg full Of fruit and thus, in the short
space of about two months the Governor is in the
oymept Of garden luxuries that would have required
years 10 realize at the north.
To cap the CLIMAX, we clip the following extract from
an article headed " The Kinney Union which will leave
Napoleon and Wellington far in the shade -
The kinney expedition has furnished copy Tor the
pres within the last twelve months than all the
and war documents from the combined forces of the
C,imea. And while the Allied Powers" have done little
than furnish the stereotyped tune of Sebas.
topo no, taken p Col Kinney and his forces have
ctmpshed victory hitherto unparalleled in the history
Of the world
From the Central American, Oct. 27l
We have this week 10 perform the painful task of
cipg tho FIRST death Of member OF the Kinney Union
We did not expect death in coming to Nicaragua
~ when We left our hon and became associated
bend Of brothers in foreign land, we'll knowing that
sickness and death everywhere apportioned out to
humanity, wise provision made by the union for
he aid and comfort Il the sick and respectable burial
secured TO the dead But DEATH ever mysterious in its
coming, lowered with its dark wings whom
least expected to have been chosen its frs: prey.
Mr.. Forester young gentleman in the very flush
exemplary habits and bade fair to outive by
many If his ompanions But exposure and
constant attendance upon one Of our brothers Dr.
Indian river, brought severe indsposition in no
way caused by accamat which resulted in his death
the 2ad inst at 10H A. NJ. 1t will be gratifying to
his friends and relatives to know that every attention
that brothers and the best physicians could rem
der was promptly and kindly rendered. Governor
kinney present. paid every attention that could
have been manifested by kind and indulgent faher.
Mr. Forester wns connected with one OF the Oldest and
most respectable families Of Massachusetts, and
own cousin the wife Of Fletcher Webster Esq, Of
the late Hon. Daniel Webster widely known as the
great American statesman He also a relative Of
Judge Haley and for many years highly respecta
BILE and valued citizen Of 6reytown The best medical at
power could save him His death viii be mouTned
in the United States here by relatives and friends
who have long regarded him as a young gentleman Of
great promise and merit His remains we're attended by
the officers and citizens Of the place. and by the officers
OF the Eurydce, Britih ship of the line, lying in
Bnjamin Smith Of the Methodist Episcopal church who
delivered eloquent discourse from the 9Th chapter and
22d OF jeremiah -: Thus saith the Lord; behold
people cometh from the North country, and great
ton shall be raised from the sides of the earth.n
THE DEATH OF MIR. CARROLL, IN GRANADA.
The Nicdrdquense of Oct. "a, says:-ln this city,
21s Mr. Nicholas Carroll late of Yuba county Califor-
MIA of New York, about thirty five years of age
The deceased lett San Francisco the 9th Of October
visit his friends in the Atlantic States anticipating
his return TO his adopted home The Pacific Shores and
after passing through the trying Of Virgin Bay and
San Carlos, where innocent and unoending Americans
sacrificed by the late legitimate party Of Nicara
qua it was the will of "Hm who knoaeth all things"
call his spirit away II may Sc consolation to
his relatives to know that his last moments he had
the attention Of sincere friends who condoe with his
family at homo and his friends in California COL
Wheeler, the American Minister, received the deceased
his arrival at this pnce and extended towards him
his usual hospitality, and had the funeral ceremonies
appropriately attended 10.
THE pEPARIURE OF TIE WALKER REINFoRcEMEHTs
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Eyc,itrg Seens Along tie WharSs-in,gecual Attempt Of
Party 70 Beard the Sedmv IN Sa,iino Ves@l-7nree
Hundred Stand Of Arms for Walkers Army-Proceed-
ing in ne Trefh Dshid Cours-7ae shoIg's Party too
Laie-- fnesd.nts, &c.
IRON the san Francisco Herald Oct. 81
The mt 81 the past week relative 20 the
number Of Adventures who intended to embark the
steamer Uncle Sam to Join Walker at Nicaragua served
to attract large In the vicinity Of the
the occasion Of departure yesterday The vessel
advertised TO ss at O'Clock A. NJ, and long before that
hour jackson street wharf was allied With spectators and
II is stated that nearly four hundred through passage
tickets were sold before the appointed sailing hour but
VIII be seen various e'.samssnees eempe.,ea the
AZ four ocIoss r. NJ. Officers stationed In every
ar Of the ve.sc with positive orders to allow no one
hoard nn,ess proyided with passage ticket. There
smsa 10 no no disposition infringe this order and
everything went on quietly until about noon, when II
was that some OF the were IN pos
sess,n az arms belonging the San Francisco Blues
military corps A search warrant was Immediately
procured, and twenty-riue muskets idenuneo ey
od nv sin