The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28

GERS sud crew In good bsaith 60 tbs wsssr Witch,
having repaired The injuries Done by sne PxSgu N
Tort. 10 gene % survey again: Q hsro,r here Is
studoed with Brszi.ian men 0fwar, and Others are
hourly srrtv,pR. A seg0lsr break oat q az oecsed
soon, l. they insist on h0iatipg t1e B,azpiai dag
which, 1t 10 said, they intend ooiog oa the 29tn Of
tbh month. vill cOntrive TO send you Soma pa
fcrs.
The weather Is becoming very cod, VIII, N win
probably indpcs our Comnodors TO leave for Rio
abous the middle Of next month. Nv thanks are
due 10 Isaac 7. Doughty, our gentlemanly Captain
Of Marines, for back files Of the HERALD.
EpRoF.
Our Nicaragua Correspondence.
GRENADA. Jaly 10, 1855.
additional Particulars of The Walker Defsat-7 The
FTibtstsrs Ensrapped at Rivas-Colomei Walker
Wcunded-- Papers in Possession Of the Hictors-
Position Of the United States Legation Rem
nant Of the Band Su,rou~ded-The Transit
Route.
We have quite exciting times here. Col. Walker,
with sixty men and four officers, and 200 revolu.
tio4 lists, embarked en- the Esd u. at Realejo, with
the intention Of landing south and attacking Rivas
which plsce was almost without troops, to take 1t,
then take Ban Juan, from there 60 to Virgin Bay
get possession Of ,he Companys steamer, and then
take Granada, while Nonoz was to attack from
Leon the government forces at Managua; 80 he qut
ely disenbsked his troops at Bsi'o, twelve milas
above Fan Juan del Sud, on the 28th ult, and sent
his brig, the Veata, doxn to cruise of San Juan,
to make them believe he was gong to land there,
snd kept everybody on the qui piue.
In tie meantime, he marched up to Rlvas, be.
ing Of taking the place withou. any troubles but
be was disappointed; on the 29.h he arrived and
got quietly into town near the Plaza, when he
halted and MADE . grand sp.ech, occssi,oaNly
repeating, "WheYe are tho Chsmmorroisss?" ami
how easily they bad succeeded; but then they ware
suddenly attacked by the militia aud volunteers,
consisting of one hundred and ffsy men, who had
been laying In ambuscade. They stood the first
charge, but OF the second the naive revolu iO,ists
fed LETT the 6lbus.ers to fghs for themselves;
and they had to retreat and take TO tbs bushes
with the exception Of thirteen, who fsrtied them
selves In q strong adobe house on Q hacienda OF
Msxir CO Espmpzs, rear Rivas, end from there KEEP.
up cor ssant fire through the Window, aiming 10
ELL the Ulcers. They ceeded well for they killed
six Ulcers, thirty men, al put fifty hors du combat;
but tie Inhabitants alta kid them like tige,s, and
kept rushing towards the house, but could effect no
entrance, so they had to fire the roof and wsile 1t
burned forced An entrance, whom the iousters fell
on tteir knees and cried for mercy; but that they
could lot expect. after H liig 90 many from taer
hiding place, 30 they we're all cut down or shot
Walker ana several osners are wounded; they bn
fied some on the road a. d for,ytwo reached San
Juan. but their vessel was not 10 signt, snd they
took forctbe possession If 81 Italian brig ami
Costa Ri an pilot beat and went 70 to 90 no TO
Reslejo, or search for their vesssl; but think
Walker vas 90 sure Of success that ne ordered her
bsck to R. alejo.
documents CT the Expedition, the contract bet
the revolutionary party o. Byron Cole--Coi. Walker
being his sgenf--the list OF raules, all the anmu-
en- i
dreoth part of the first colcnz ation isuds, being
$4,000 aces, and good many private letters.
which show the miserable character Of some OF the
S ssss which viii all be laid in due time before the
Col. Walkers object is decidedly defeated, and
Hhbustlrs have yet TO learn that such an expe-
sn ssn only IL be n. ESs x s' h.1s ' v
shown that they can fght for their country,
u they ave attacked by gang Of despefadoas, who
Lave nothing ~ lose but everything to gam. The
,svoutonisIs have besn assisted BY Hon .uras, aud
they could net succeed. They then called 10 flibus
ters flcm both sides of the ocean. Col. Walker
came and wss defeated; 81 hope, for the sake Of
lever res tee Atlantic side Of Nicaragua, for they
are suit 70 Get hot reception, aud they viii have
to encounter great mspy more obstacles to get
into the interior tfaD hey imagine.
Our Minister, Col. Wheeler, LETT fr the United
States in the Last stes nor. learn that Gen.
Corral sent him courier, With the ieqoest to 20
and see Walker, and get him to 70 embark, bat he
II 10 certain tact that two Of the killed are 70.
cofDiztd 70 be Mr.. de Biissot and Captain Hornsby,
Of San Juan del Nofte r0torieiy for trying to cap
ture pifiqua, loaded with ammunition for the goy
errmeht party, and who since have acc ,mpaaied
our Minister, on his first arrival here. Huder ap
pearance Of belor ging to the United States Lega-
tor.
6libusteripg, and they ere surprised how easily
WslkeI's object was cefestxd, as there Vas not
srge soldier Of the Iegu or army at Rvss thsy all
gamer BY It. for the docamsnts f,ued from Csstu.
Ion show that he has literally sold his country and
the better OF thtm zee what danger they have been
Yen cannot imagine tho hate here against tn,
fihbusters for when General Corral gave orters
for sixty volunteers TO 60 to Rvxs against Walker.
they rushed forward, and sixty Of the bss wers 80
slglhed away formerly, and thought were co :.
ards, cane forward aud fought bravey. They say,
Ne con fight sgaintt q foreign foe but may not
sgsiast our countrymen. This shows that Nicara
rbe two hundred revolutionists who fed under
Nj ndez and MadIipal ran for Costa Rtco, and are
holly purued by the militia. The Costa Rcaos viii
not LET them enter 80 they win have 70 keep in the
Gen. Cenai, after the news came, sent courier
to General Muncz and Padre Alcaire, Commss-
sioner OF San Salvador to this country, con-
taiLirg the official report Of the attack on
Rlvse, and defeat Of Walker, and informed him
also that on the bodies Of the killed they had found
the proofs, although Munoz had formerly protested
that they had nothing 80 do with the adbusteros-
that they came here Invited by them apd regular
coz tracts mace for reoompepse for sevvcss renaer
% and that TO defeat Wa ker he had not been
obliged 70 send pingic soldier Of the regular army,
"a Il militia and volunteers were suficon, to take
care Of them, and like thai g % never dsaw
his attention OF LeoD.
General Gusrdiola has marched, with 800 sol.
Gle g. t0wards Aasa,a, where he will be reinforced
and then take possession OF Cnirandago; at the
pame time General Coral will advance the main
b DIV of the Amy. consulting of ahont 900 man 70