The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
ARRIVAL or THE TENNESSEE AT key WEST.
THE NEWS BY THE TEXAS CoNTaAOErEl
Successes Of the Central American
Troops.
TUE CHsLR4A OF BoARD TEE TENNESSEE,

CuARLHros, Dec Is 1863.
The steamship Isabel from Havana and Key West ar
nved hero this morning.
Tho steamship Tennessee had arrived q. Kcy West
from San JUAN the 9Th inst with 500 passengers and
$500 In spece (so says Gespatchj Thirteen Of
the passengers Of the had oied OF cholera
The passengers state that the accounts from Nicaragua
were that General Walker had beec driven from every
place where he had obtained footing with the exception
si the Transit route.
The last accounts reported that 400 Of bis force after
fighting Tor days at Granada were surrounded by
Walker was board q s,esmer on the lake wit iout
coninu Dicstion with his army, and his suffer
ing for the want OF provisions aud clothing and were
dying of by disease
naval nghi had occurred near San iau del Sur last.
ing two hours between Costa R,,An brig OF war aud
the Nicavaeusn schooner Grenada
Among the passergers Tennessee is Lola Aan.es
General Walker had burnt Granada and Massaya
The above dsspasch 90 fsy con,rsdi the news pur
porting to by tho rcxas at EsE orlesus and pub
Ished in the HssALp OF yesterday. that dee1 neces
AIRY to republsn the ia,ter tsir mcro,ug:-
TIE NEWS By THE TEXAS.
Nav OaLEAss. Dec. IL, 1883.
The steamship Texas, with California Gates - tho 2oih
Of November, San Juan dates to the 9th Instant
arrived here.
tic seameh.p reDnessee ief. San Juan for New York
with s2To 900 treasure
The nom Nicaragua Il highly important 3e
nsral wAser had been fucceasful series OF bstles
with the Central Americans.
Or the lc,h ultmo General Eornsby, with han-
dred men defeated eleven hundred OF the enemy un.
der tho Costs Ricsn General, Canss The enemy lost
&o while Hornscy bad onis snled and II wounded.
Four days nshiing a hassayH had ended In the eatre
defeat Of the enemy.
General Wake, bad returned to Granada, and arscr
giving three dass' notice Of his nirn,ou to ALLOW time
for the removal Of valuabis Arod the place leaving
. vesusa OF It.
The inhnstsra OF Granada mad Cd TO Rvas With
all their Effects which viii hereafter be the capital Of
McsYscus
nsvAl battle had taken place between Nicaraaap
var schooner Granada. Capt F.y.oux, sad = Cos,s
Rican brg.o' three tne~ the OF Grnnsda
The Gotta Rican vosse blown up and ell board
Of her pcrb he'd.
IL estimated that the orsrny hsve tos three
thousand men 10 ihs vnrcos battles October
In the stserce Of fuller details tho few para
graphs r.Ianpg TO Nicaragua. brought BY tho George
Law, which arrived last tvealng from Aspsp vail
Iron tho Pan ma Herald Dsc Al
Three Anisi iicsEs a1d ElS 1nan, Dclnngiu9 70
Walkers armv, carlo Gown fom Ia Uaion j. H. N y
rhp Pcsri They had BEEN taken prisoners ny Rvas
parry 10 Ncs'ena, and Elected theis aso S.tvs
dor. where bey sucoecded IN procuring % this
place They represent walkers army ps bong 10 . sa,s
OF great De- tpton wttn they left and that several
Dying daily of the cholera.
Ibe Pear Capt Soircby arrived hero from Ia Unioa
Monday morning (.sth Nov y and saied agsia Ia the
afternoon q the ssrns day 10 Join the Aonsca AimA
Bruce, at Punfa Arenas.
From the Panams Herald Dc.
The West India mall Des arrived st Aspn val
from San Juan. Ncsragua the 2oth nit Sue broxs
no important news, beyoad the let thai President
Walker had sooi supply o. uosa and nunition All
had met with iurttcr altark from tae sls since
lssi accoucu No steamer had arrived eher from New
York or California.