The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-23
Recruiting for Nicaragua.

Ho! FOR NICARAGUA! YOUNG MEN! LOOK TO YOUR
DUTY AND INTEREST.
From the Selma (Aia Sentinel, Doc l8
II may be matter OF interest 10 many OF our young
friends who desire TO emgrste to this fair and OF
young friend and nelghbor, Colonel wm. 81 Braut
ley has received the appointment OF Colonel Ia the Mica
rsguan army and is now engaged in making up COM
psny OF tTo hundred choics young men who may wsh
to engrate TO Nicaragua the garden spot of toe world
We had the pleasure Of meeting with Col Brantiey In
New Orleans, last week, ard the moa 70 yorable
arrange meDfs have been entered into both for himself
aBd those who may vfsh to accompany him
II Is useless to say Colonel Brantley is high
toned and m honorable gentleman and IN every re-
liable for he Is 100 veil Known here In Dallas where he
has been raised and educated
Col. BranteY - now in middle Mississippi, bu, will re-
turn home IN few Gays and will treu take pleasure In
giving ull information TO ali young VINO may wi.h
10 enlist ~ enigra0ts for Nicaragua
Just here will Gay that movement on the earth
at this time Is attended With the importance to the
Southern Sates as 10 the efforts Of General Walker to es
tsohsh permanent md happy government In Central
America cor IL .befe the ucemens held out to
your OF the south FOR Ia and fortune 10 be
found IN Nicaragua NJ this time.
We feel assured young who wish to occupy q high
portion In the future history OF thu world and enjoy all
the blessings attending fortune in cmae superior
rs is Central America ought By all means to avail
themselves OF the opportunity OF smigrating which will
be held out By Col. Brsntey. passage free TO Ncs
rsgus $50 Of the fertile SOIL and $50 per month
ought TO be ONE nducenent TO 90 70 Nicaragua
Col. BraItley will give due notice Of his return home
From sae Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Dec a.
Ho, FOR NICARAGUA!
II IL rumored that party Of 'emgrants" are about
starting for Nicaragua from our ely Ia few days The
last news from Hcaragus ~as somewhat contradictory,
and two versions OF tone favorable and the other una
vsrsbe to Waker-have been published, 90 tia. those
who believe the representations OF the latter accounts
siiess think the emigrauis will have unpromi.
B1g time OF H. We have heard such rurnors, however,
frequently before, but Walker has far proved himself
iuIiy equal 10 every emergency, and 10 at instances
baled the Vaccinations of his Toes Like Napoleon he
is child Of oestDy and far from believing that
his Waterloo Is close upon him.
From the New Orleans Delta, Dec. IL
NICARAGUAN EMIGRATION.
We learn from private lcttt pablo meeting OF
the citizens OF Carroll parish took place at Floyd, during
the late tenn OF the District Court Tue embage
large and enthusiastic and ee ntly addressed by
Col. W. A Clark r. Bentley, and Samuel Maclain,
as Al the c,se Of the speeches volunteers to JOIN the
Standard OF Gen Walker were called for by Mr. Bentley.
soe twelve fifteen for ward aud si9uided their
intention Of joining the company at ycksborg
the 18th Inst hence proceed to this city and leave by
the steamer Tennessee on her next trip.
From tho Pete rsburg Va, Democrat, Dec 20
OheFs from high quarters have been made OF commis
sons In General Walkers army In NcAragua TO gentle
mon OF military kno~ledge 10 this oy. Hitherto the
great fault found with Walkers forces that there
already too many s'ofcere" among them. We have
doro, but with the beginning OF New Year some OF
our city folks will start 10 try their luck on the fertile
plains of Nicaragua.