The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28


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On the night q the 14th terrific hurricane furiousy
6wct the Mosquito coas involving the total loss
OF H. D. Nojestys sloop ofwar Woovorein. Her cutter
reached San Juan dc Nicaragua the 10th with dcs
patches for Tic steam higate Bu2zard lying in that har
bor 20 render immediate assistance and she left
scene Of disaster soon as steam was got up
Lchaei Mclaughlin, the night Of the 18th jumped
overheard from tho iapiel Websters upper deck and
WAS drowned Cause unknown.
The Accessory Tranat Compsny's new steamer San
Cerlos safely got the Castillo Rapids under the
maseriy supeinenderce Of Capt Jos Scott the Com
panys ndefa.isable agent and viii prove of meal
culablc value 10 The line besides marking in eminent
The wise policy Of the Board of Directors in con-
Fructng vessel specially suited 10 the present require.
ments Of this svoiie route, regardless of the
costs incurred She is the counterpart Of noble
rFor steamers Of great size, power and strength her
saloons spacious COOL airy and light furnished in right
gcod siyeand is exclusively devoted TO the use Of
lady passengers wherein, indeed throughout her Sc
Verel departments, slecpng berths fitted Up with
great taste end judgment.
She left her trial trip the same day for The city Of
Granada, in charge Of Capt. Socum her experienced
and popular commander and will return bemes 10 meet
the Northern Lights passengers her present voyage
tot case q cholera has manifested itself in Nicara
for Che past few weeks and in all countries where
CHS scourgc has visited it is left in more than
IL pristine vigor and healthfulncss
The passengers Of the Daniel Webster have all landed
a perfect health.
The Trsnsit route 10 expeditions safe and pleasant
Our San Juan (Greytovvn) Correspondence.
slN JuAs srr, August 10 1855.
Gt--al Gtarf;'a aiU Atsrt-Rara { Of ne Cholera in
ne Goeorr,na 7,ceTs-MrrcA Of the Ayrny 70 Granada-
3he 1sd,qic q Lcon-Laryc Ebrcc Of Costa Pco Troops
Position Of Ge Niocra5pan Rqu5lic d.
In thc las three weeks little Of Importance hap
pened. General Guarlioia, who left Managua about
month ego BY way Of egoya for the purpose Of attack
ing leo n, Lac not been heard ofyei
The cholcrs which, leaving the islhnus in the begin
ming Of July ana took its north has exermnated
nearly all Ole government forces in Managua Most all
Che officers have died Among The troops in that place
hc epidemic has ravagcd most drcadully and at last
Che government forced 10 retire with the rest OF its
Gcj,cttov 10 Granada.
Eewe, but not very reliable, is that at Leon the choe
has broken out In most checking manner, and that
Of the principal leaders q the revolution have died
Thcc doubt that the disease has made i.s appear
encc In Leon not General Muno7 would have attacked
Hanagua long ego
his arm in the service AZ General Arisa arrived here
by the steamer Uncle Sam 70 Offer his services to the
Granada government Although the California papers
epoLc about his enlsng hbusters TO Join Walker, he
appeared alone here denying the above said newspaper
ta, and called up 10 Granada TO lay before the gov
ecvicc Ic was well received by natives and foreigners
The Costa Rcs government keeps yet strict guar.
amino by land and water and ordered all the
Democrat 10 thc interior ct their republic They have
quito considerable foroo-from 1000 to 1000 men-in
Guan,case end eie arc different reasons given for this
enlistment Some say 10 fight against Gbusters-some
60 Keep up strict quarantine and somc even go so FAR
as 20 bel eve invasion Of our Costa Rce neighbor
with view Of conquest or annexation OF the department
The last year has ruined The country in such degree
Tia, many viii cisrte (uness some sanitary change
government and population might take place. before
1t viii somewhat recover The situation OF the country
il rather embarrassing From The Atlantic Col kinney
luona,y party, from the south the Costaricans and
in The middle, Che government with contribution and
Co. ced cnilstmepts-wha shall be the end Of this.
Your writer believes that sooner or later Nicaragua
will be included in the manifest destiny" II such
thing could be done directly between the two govern
sired ny mcpy here But the opinion of inhabitants,
(which Is Of courte very limited is that the uned States
government Is not only to!crang, bat indirectly assist
Ing the Gbusiers and they dread that the attention Of
(Le world called 60 The richness and advantages OF this
little republic somuch create desire to in the
bsrdmcnt Of Greytown Kinney and Walker will destroy
Our independence G.
GNEYTowS August II, 1855
-he 2yansa Ccrprnys Troops " Catiio-7nc Defenders
in Bad Sfi-fts--A rrit 70 Kinney's Heed Quorters-
Jy,s Hsx. and Prospes;-7ze Weather-s--A Etiblsicr
acknowledgements Ey7cr'oi--RTortei Attach
ryrdu-u IN Guarmaldns--Cd bonds said 10 II Wound.
oi-c,c.a K.npey hcvei;a9 or Rsus-Sor.is from
I>rr--(hoi,-a
Id ti,c nil lar n Cast
ncx, day where found detachment Of soldiers armed
and equipped having been scnt out by the Transit Com
pany 70 defend that point against the redoubabe Col
Kinney they appeared 70 be in low spirits not finding
ihc country they expected being confined to narrow
pNth around big Lin. and surrounded by wilderness.
saat can lie defended cffcctually by few good men
and few csnnon command the river above and below
The gers from California arriving af pleasant
passage and finding nothing worth while to keep me at
Castillo took le steamer for pun,a Arenas where
we'd tbe same night NJ O'Clock and AT II O'Clock the
Northern light left for Now York went over to Grey
town next day and introduced 10 Col kinney who
N hero with eighteen or twenty Of his followers
a. eiso Mr. Kclson American Consul at Turks Island.
INC cclones arrival appear, 70 eJss son no degree o.
parvc and promises larger; but he can't make them
believe that lie have people here in Elk months
Colonel md Tia men must be somewhat Disappointed
Sor thc me.scss Of his fcrec the lack OF fresh arr
@ r.seas s Ss n.s hs viii put their patience to
q severe tcst
has Communication .sut TO the Nicaragua govern
snent sor the purpose 81 granting him permission to
Ger shs STATE ana ,sse pesseabe q suppo they viii
oends which he imsgncs he ovns with not he listened
Co. nobody can he found who ever aod any lands 10
Ghis famous colonization party the celebrated Kinney
syr~uon viii end He thousand others OF the present
ecr IN the usual manner rsiising the old fable Of the
snountain isboring, and bringing forth mouse
~ u tuapossib Tor white 70 colonise lands On ths
1oauito csas especially during the months o. August
70 epNebcr being considered the acklicst eeson Of
eSsx, 4 hN I'm rri4ins sov for tse last Gix yseks