The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-02
VISIT OF MISS PELLET, THE TEMPER ANCE
ADVOCATE, TO GRANADA.

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On the first psge OF FL NtcdragGene We announces the
marriage miss Pellet. and it is WITH inf
been TO see has thrown the charm OF her presence
around our sdrifum sdncOram has made valuable our
dngy locking apartment, for her look has peoped it
with pleasant farcies that must Last long as memory
links together the events e and half these
ahe from the fact that she il still married Miss Pellet
passed decided th paper and its conduct
and expressed fay 1sbe cpaon OF matters and things
III general She will ~obsbly remain ia Nicaragua two
weeks during which time her will be extend
ed fr the unfavorable facilities tor earrings viii
allow. The natives Look upon her with somewhat the
same feelings OF wonoer they felt at the first sight
steam ooAt-for they already appraised that she ec
lures in publicand believe has been Presiden.
OF The United States from the extraordinary civity
displayed towards her by the gallant OF ihs
army.
Bytbebye. observe one OF the most PROPOSES ing
OF the Gene als aids has devoted bis particular at.en-
ton to the s apostle OF Temperance since her arrival
and were 1t not for the principles she proe ses might
net .worcer at-ve, oIs thing. She IS handsome, ia
anted and wei suited the State of Nicaragua but no
Miss Pellet belongs to the world end huuanty-and
we would not her destiny by wishing it otherwise.
where tie smile of benevoltnce may kindle
around The Borrowing bearthstoae.
SWORD PRESENTATION TO GEN. WALKER.
from II Nicaraguense, Fso. 1871
On the 9th day of February inst the eommi tee con
sistDg Of MfssIs Noble, Alden, Farnham, DON Csrioa
ssng to GEN William Wstsr the wSrd assissssd to
the Club for Inst purpose by Mr. r. Bsschcr and the
General having in tmaed his desire to avoid any public
and the sword to HI adqu ,rters:-
Gen WILLIAM WALKER Commander Chief the Armies of
The undersigned passengers by the steamer Northern
s o s pSr of SsT Ys IN The nsd Sta OF
Young America Pioresr Club Of organi-
zsuon donation OF sword from Mr. a. r. BescbOr
ore oil M for the purpose OF presenting the
The Club objects Guilty alton Of the social and
literary relations, and the mutual encouragement ~ s
beers egrants To and se!ere of this promising republic
In NAL Ing this pi nttion, General It be nap
proprAe 10 convey the high AID admiration
Of Nicaragua entertain private
ability which lave hitherto characterized Ia Cen
trial America.
yhe great popular pulse United States Of America
beats uuiso with and your
mtnt oi the indie and freedom this magnificent
country the harmoDzDg OF Its previously dtscordant ele
The tie III emigration from the United States already
rg 10 this despite the obyacles unwsely interpreted
BY it's federal authorities but ainy indicates the desire OF the
thousands left behind to avail themselves OF the
advantages offered to settlers by liberal decree and
And now General. we deliver up you the charge com
mitieC with confidence that lstre of this
blade viii be taraished in the hands of chevaer
't0ps fbenr Il sans reproche."
viii 6nd Ioempers Young A,eyc. Piou.sr Cub Of
Ncasgu among s citizen solery and should cath (which
calamity may Providence aver become vrnr shall
tmbam memory In with tina. OF the i'm Mortal
patriots Of the East.
For 10 The horo when his sword
Bas the battle for the freq,
Deaths voice IA as prophets word;
And in that hollow nole Ia heard
The thanks OF millions yet to be.
General Walker accepted the present, and In return
despatched the following reply:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY,
GRANADA, Feb. g. 1896
MIR PRrscoTr TRAcYDetr sir-Please tender mr. thanks
sword presented 70 by them. Your o5eden, servant
VIM. WALKER.