The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
MORNING EDITION MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1856


ting and ps,fsl cnisdsn its fine road and abb
snd the very Ieysrse Of the have pictured. VIII
se these houses and cabas 6eserecY Why has the iii
ana Be- ..ous %y
enemy been here to burn, sack and destroy al tha
they could antf Why has the commerce Of the t-
O. millions Of people disturbed9 Simply to crafty an 10
oloSa ambition to rue or crfminsi revenge thst op
gesnce.
The history Of the past two months Ia Cent? Americs
but the repetition Of shst has taken place here almost
.sr vsr 'Or o. century and I, ae n ~
| III ambition fthcse who thurs ready to bring gsy
ana sesolstou upon their corary should be taught
le1on as Ia. sevsre and be ne to feel 10 their
o~n Ssrsors the pains snd penalties their internal
20 .se, heap sysn crasrs II is time the lssitiu st
tresson ws be severely deservedly puuishsi and
nat the e they may deass TO others will return
bntw aee tsat the sat Of tbs ags is against them ard
bst oemocrsyT csnrot now 10 exernnnated from this
es.n,ry BY arr c,mbir~tion II y may bing sgans. l.;
IT is p, and opposed a. hs. ere long it will
s.esp down all ts feeble carriers rsised against It in all
ni'xs On pha,saliy "saty of bxricades- now, for
u isso s'ror gs wsed in ana walled that one
over haf barricades Of kind anothc. The
plaza Is walled 10 hresthat s every
wei breaswork shct four yt high ond thsn fcrti-
ned the buildings so as % prevent the advaecs
any tsrss up1n this outer ws The houses srored
poke their muskets and s in Gen. Walker should
return and sttaek them n their stronghold Thew bursd
their eead Of the l1th ut In the we anu when they
left The city there eorpses lett to tAint the air
| az ba. been rayor'es.
But Rivas 10 a sacked city. These well bree moral,
brave men from Cosra Rea, led on BY the hu.
name and sea dis2ofed J. R. Nora, VIII, pays
U M l r hs ssss S
people Of Rivas everything under the heavens
the! could carry awsy-tsuDks OF clothing dry
rrvyotn II fank <htvSr tIG,
could fLd to lay their hands upon they took away
which sccoIeirs to my notion OF things, amounts to
ssesrg q tho place and that too OF city that to
the Costa Rcaps tive tor such robbery and plumber
On the night e the Sd instant, where was . small
The Ger era to celebrate the anniversary ct the sarg
o. the expe edcn from San Fran cisco. From cause
sno another only sooas seventeen ef the original fifty
Col Markham Maj Ant erson Capts. Rawis II ,of,
yesesr srd Leonard IAsuts. Gist, Caster, Gardner,
Mathews and weob Plivatss Lyons Travelia, Burke
and Coleman, and Drummer Norris All restraint was
throw eff and each talked, Fang and acted just
be old board tts little vefEel that brought them
hither OF coure, there was the usual mpanment
OF ai sueh eatherr gs, viz Eau de re and when rhe
company became little " meliowed up" there were
The first toast was by Several Wa ker, follows;
vo,sgs. "N''s'
The second, by Msjor Anderson
10 General Walker
The third, by General Walker
TO the Fifty six, without tker commander
The fourth, by captain Rawc-
70 the lansn.ss ,ad Of the FHtysx.
Earghe "Bue White and Rue and aftor very pleasant
time generally The company lsparated in fine spirits
the dsy viii come the am vsrsary Of their ex
frpm Cal i Lila will be celebrated national holiday
snt, like the anniversary of the Landing Of the PHI
grns" be commemoYsted great in tbs histo-
! ~ Of Central An erica.
There is talk # meyI ne beadquart of the
amy up to Rivss bn, as yet nCthit 6 is certain.
should The now overdue bring 60 dy mum
her Of IecrUs it probable the cry will DO 'Ho! FOR
| Costa Rtca and VeraRuaW
On the 9Th inst Costa Rcan was shot at st Georse
| for berg soncsrnsa in the murder Of some Of GU
wOurdsd after the battle Of ,he ll.h This fellow
two ctf es we're found Troeling about near Rvss
lie San Carlos vent down last evening to Castillo, an
We have jus. heard of TIE appearance off San Juan dc
/ sur Of the CAliforL ia ste amer.
rntIe were two en- hung yesterday. They we're Cha
MOI Iistas. end erRsg.d in he murder OF a
Isand and also in burning ths
wood ,heie All the prisoners were out to witness the
The txpedition Of Capt. Farnum to sspoa came baok
last .veniIg They found nothing but desert.d town.
The health Of tie army remains good, though there
few 8 ck
Captain Matcn died on the 5th, and was buried on
| CmeteIec.
PROSPECTS OF ANOTHER CAMPAIGN.
FL Nco'osuase, OF May H. says:-A courier arrived in
town ysstercay, from Leon bringing dispatches from
and az The rainy reason isSbout commencing, no fear
nvasion need bs appreherded during the next six
ntbs At tie expfa ion OF tbs. time, IL hostilltiss
should be teermned Nicaragua will be ABLE to send
into The field army not only sufficient to defend our
Territory but to carry the contest into any adjoin-
Gen Wake ane his sad left hi. city Monday morn.
last tor Virgin BY the OF Rivas The General
pressed himself well ised with The management of
| tfairs in this department.
PRESENT APPEARANCE OF vIRGAN BAY-THE SICK
COSTA RICANs-7RADE REvIviNG.
tCorret tpondence Of FL Ai,arag aenss
SAN JUAN DEL Sur. May H. 1856.
|
with tie Quarter mas eis Department, and we'll
plesed win the and Surrounding country that
should like leave it. as least for the esent. The
ettapce hi,her from Virgin, via the rranlit road, is
eotut twelve mi es and In neatly southern direction.
Lbls, sDd finally scr.ss tie moDn:an range which Of
vdes The gea, plain Of the lake from the rugged slopes
wsy cut frt the 'des Of 'oy hills that tower amid
tie coucs. and PITS. ing msny acm ole points for
smbuih AID battle foe In one q these gorses near
little army Of two hundred to await the approach OF
the strvie foce The poft was admrs' 'ly selected,
al had the .Btmy advanced within ths AMBUSH, thsrs
wu have been 10 escape fr. the muske,s AMI rifles
tf Ii smbukeadeIs
very small ce skflfuby posted at this line, could
pieces any lumber that might have the dasicg
baldhotd to sdvance uptn 1t from either side. From
oe loi on the road sublime view Is presented OF the
ske, the lofty On etepec Vnsn Bay and surrounding
impis II the great Pacific, winked with waves thai
llunee their surf wsh laundering crah upon the SAL
San Juan del Sur is set down IN little circular vsey
ott ndeo by pgh rccky NUS wnica enclose within the
psctful reach the town and bay The latter is fu
nile circumference has excellent anchorage and sui
cent water in shore fer the largest vessels to ride
| tHt'y
| As rcds slowly down the road from the elevation
feu,h OF the Rio Sen JuaD, low rumbirg sound, a
distant thunder came from the bay, which quickly de-
hcted the beating of the heavy upon the low
saldy shore There deep vito music in that heavy
that loved 10 hear ana invoun'arily refined
ny hor to lis en- to Its vice. 1t the first tims
T. at my had ever listened TO the voice Of old
whose waters roll round one nsls the globe and
i tfr mi A a
lovely iae" Hastily spurng forward towards the bay
cio not stop until my horses feet and limbs sud
cenly hathed b. an Droirg surge, which broke into
| f am and bubbles tar In my rear.
Al present the Ray almost entirely deserted by every
| hpg Ike water craft, II ~e excep; one great bare
mas I'd efchanin an, which lies like hugo giant,
orowred ard backered by many stormy v1vsgs
the great cean upon whose waters l. now rides slowly
and des ructicn. The town, too Is
stih partially ceerted but peace more rsigns
round, ,he natives who Ned away tie approac1 o
the Gotta Rcsrs adusy Ieurn to occupy their dwell