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

viding them from the mother country and inog them
the south, far stand aad say, my
foot II on American soil" The peculiar In ernal con
nature and impor snce OF her sesports leave no
for doubt that long those events much 70 be de-
shed, will be but matter of history.
THE KINNEY COLONY
THE PROGRESS OF THE KINNEY COLONIZATION
PROJECT.
We received by the Northern Light the following
communication addressed to by many members Of the
Kinney Union in reply to statement sgaed zone Who
Knows" which appeared In the HERALD Of Nov. So
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
SAN JUAN Dbl NoRrs Nov. -, 1885.
the utmost surprise and astonishent one Of the
malicious and unfounoed articles against tbs Kinuey
Of bo W t1s sigma
ing part Of the kinney Union" can form q pretty
shrevd dea to the author Of this arcle and from In
tain individual in this town express his in
public hotel Ia the very purport given under
anonymous signature, we have doubt that the
theship Of the article lies at the door Of who has,
since his arrival In this place increasingly busted hef
to his own and set up as the and slator
of the public affairs Of this place. We need only further
TO observe that we are aware he has very material
interest in preudicing any attempt Of Colonel kin-
ney to elect the settlement and Improvement
Of this country; and this win account for the
production of his malicious anony article.
He dare not let his appear in open day, but
under honest and proper signatures declare the
WnOle exception
point Of which we have no knowledge and which may
be wered in separate artics to be tissue of
hoods which ne could never su6stanate II brought TO
the proof The eInorshp allu led to certainly
resigned upon understanding that election should
be made by ballot to determine the question As to the
discovery OF gold beg to refer you to the report of
the miners from Indian river in No. of the Central
An,fcan Of San Juan del Norte. As to the saluby Of
the climate well ascertained as to be universally
admitted cy ell VIII, have had any experience In it. We
must however, say that we have heard from old and
experienced inhabitants Of the Mosq Terri DRY that
he al
of fever and ague to which the back set emens Of Uni
ted States equally iabe whist yellow fever the terror
and destroy ing angel Of the tropics Is unknown bere
well in all parts Of Mosquito, Though ships have fire.
queny entered the port With this malignant disorder
beard it never fortunately took root Ia the place Does
1t look ii emgrants bound to die in this cmates
s. H Shock. Phladelohia, Ralf Snelder, Pa,
Robt. q. Robects, NY. W. Il. Young Va.
Walter SUthef land, Central j. r. Jackson, New York,
America, yrs. resi- lent, VIM. Mayo New Granada
R. Dixon, New Orleans $. Sheppard Jr, Greytown,
H. j. Fellows, Albany,S.Y., J. W. Fisher Jamaica.
A.MsAdams,4 yrs. resident, A. Mcfae New Granada,
R. Patton, 8 Co., VIM. smith, Now York,
j. Jnu,iesen,3 de-, Chas. Wilkinson, Pa.,
G. Keller, DO, G. Davis, 4yrs. resident,
A. csrtwrgh., Illinois, Robert Travers, ohio,
W. 1. Radcliffe. Mo-. BENZ. Myers years in Cen
W. B. Orion, ILL.,, trail America.
MEssRs. SHEPHERD AND HALY's STATEMENT.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Having observed III your number OF the bth inst. an
anonymous article. under the signature OF Zone Who
Knows wherein he asserts grstuitous and deliberate
asehcod in alleging that FIVE or six sales Of the Shep
herd y's grants Of land in the Mosquito Territory had
been made when only sale had ever been
of said grants in June 1882 If sale it could BIO called
havirg been only conditional and which SALE with
agr em ents annexed rescnded, in consequence of
the party not having supplemented The terms ii the con
tract That had right to make sale of property
70 whomsoeyer we pleased we presume even "uae VINO
Knows" viii not attempt to deny but most assureily
he Is totally unwarrantec in insin iatng that had dis
posed oi H. five Or six times over.
Al TO the grants having been hawked about Wall stree.
for the last ten that another deliberate falsehoo
The original g. ants having never been transmitted to the
Vned States till july 1853 nor copy Of them semitic that
been authorized by TO hawk the said grants about
Wall street elsewhere. sc One Who Knows may
ce that everybody knows that the said gran rs MT
worth the paper which they written but we hap
pen to kno that everybody knows such thing and
We perfectly satisfied As well the present party
the late Hon. DANIEL Webster and other eminent
AnericsA lawyers rs well the late Vim. Barge, ED,
ard other eminent English lawyers which stacd 10 direct
opposition to the opinion Of your an nymous coresoon
cent whose talents We are Of course incapable OF udg
ing and whose sole object I've cannot divert ourselves Of
the ideH) would to be to prejudice the puoiic
against the giants, well the enterprise Of Col Kin
ntymcst likely thinking thereby to promote his
Any party BIASED by such Misrepresentation tbs
q One Who knows, and doubdog the validity of The
aor, hid grants, may be satisfied thai head by refer
10 fletcher Webster t,q., the Of the ate Ia
PErEs saErHEe6,
$. 4. HALf.
| SAN joan DEL Nome or GRfyTowN, Nov 20, 1856.
MARKETS..
GRANADA (NIeARAorA) Nov. i7.-F?our, per Dbl. s35
per h., cemmen brown, &C., native do. do fair Sc,
i've dc. DO, white, l5c import ten, black per lb to
pei b., Ice native salt per TO- &C., bad cheese milk
per H., 16c., native 30. cream do, zoe mai i've rice per
h. &C. native beans, per bushel 81 70 native 10 snap
Efforts per h., l0c native; b.c per ID, &C.. pork
foot per b., &C. to loc chickens, per dozeu, 81 80,
fowls per q, d9z's IS co. eggs per ,, doasa &c ship
bootr, pegged, long 81, native do imp per doz, s72
hoes legged le,e son per par ~ native oS do do
man 500 d. do. 81 so naive tobacco, good ali used
in scg,rs, native do imported mono safe, 81 per H.
sSs s o - ls"e s sh' sps
case very i1lesar sss; wine port per gall, extra
julien Medoc per dozen Ss DO. comnonest per dozen,
~; muscatcl, - to ~, good; cherry cordial on
:aei porter none On sale se yery little on hand % 70
tar sadaies much ~ demand at god prices
siir'ings, long eloo;hs s. VIII sell freely nov
government. China, glass &c., scarcely - be hal
! nt any price, an3 are much wanted. common quocns
ing articles, q ordinary necessity, wonid do All
kinds of mechanics much Ia demand, and wonld re-
eeye good wages. sety.nts' wages in private hones,
pubc hcuseq, good foyega cooks ara wo1lh SO per
month. Boarding varies f,on 50 20 - IS ~ per
ents have materially advanced during The last nents
nearly double, and in instances than double
pft demands Comfortable houses, formerly at go
sanced from $40 and 500 70 500 and $50 Good hose.
worth from $500 10 $500. There very few line
horses in the country Inferior or cammon hacks on
s25 10 500. All articles Of kcaraguan fruit, such
bananas, pantans oranges, margoes coooanuts lines
&c. &c, cheap and very rientiuln ac., they
scarcely le given away
News from Australia.
N!,W UpSsIITUTfON-THg WESTERN GOLD FisLDS---
ATTEMPTED CHURCH PREFEH.NCE-LooAL ri
TBovENENTs--THEArucALs IN syDNEY--TRADs
REPORT GOLD fR,CES.
Our advices frem Australia from Fort Philip to
Angus, 20; Auckland, New lea and. August 81 Mel
bourne. September 2, and sydnsy September 4.
In South Australia The constitution proposes
single Chamber OF foity MEMBERS elective with the
ceptlon 81 four government oicera; special aaca
FOR membership 70 be requisite and mo dlsqualfca
ton be imposed except crime, the of Office By
members ot tho executive holding seats 10 be the
q. Irefen the civil Int 10 ncGde tho salaries Of the
rd1es and the four executive officers only the DO wer
ii efrectng any constitutional amendments 10 be re-
ferved the future Legislature scheme pro-
pees division Of the vo members into two classes
bird Of them 70 BE- chosen by electors possessing