The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

.les :, ~. eastward chased her on shore the crew
cap;nr toot er alongside put the second lieutenant a.
thraas ~ =, with orders to chase TO the north
easng hsss men n 10 ~ boat 70 AT $40 captured
launch with sr s zar as passenger six ceroons OF COCO
three saddles and brA sssh '"N ''-'' '''''
The weather I LOOKING ID ran down TO pick gp the .
cond lieutenant M4P:. lieut.. swonson ven % and six ms
nearing n,I large bungo sent be the Ames, With men
lock alter the raft brought hef liyar as aha was Iarc
prisoners on her, except senor s. SEE. anchore
in three and half Aihoms OF water ,he f,u,r hound a
TrEpAY July 20, lS56-Beat out d airing sals
WIpAEpAY, July 80, Ist6.-BeAt down Ssr BAL bad. '
current very strong, setting 70 the M weaA tn roug
THURSDAY, July 81, 1885 Blowing bard w ,r shroa
Ai2P. NJ; fore peak hayard block parted; 70. ate
cther and set the sa after part Of The day mode. kin
down the coast to The s. a. sunsss San Juan Sess =
twelve miles distant; midnight calm, tide setting us
SATURDAY, August 2 Is56.-At daylight San Juan buc
n by W: eight miles distant Worked in and come 70
The capture Of sszar was of but secondary Importance
when We consider the expose Of the plans the utter po
very and bopeessness Of the rebels tbs amount Of nfor
nation as well the of parties engaged in the
eason, and implicated by their signatures letters
now in possession Of Gen. Walker.
Among the mahy valuable documents found upon the
person Of Senor Salizr was letter from the British
Consul at Leon to Forentne Souc at San Miguel San Sal
British agents relative to the affairs OF this country.
What, we would ask in the name Of philanthropy and
our common humanity does Great Britain expect TO gain
by permitting her agents to encourage the half Civilized
Datves Of this country to butcher each other by what
species Of sophitry does she expect 70 justify
htrsef before the tribunal Of Chrstendo for sending
che part OF the world agents who stir strife and
the ignorant ntves to outrage human nature while she
missionaries peace with the Bible in one hand ana
flannel shirts the olher that both moral and phys
cal CO ition Of the heather may be improved?
To those who do not the red flannel Christi
w M tha fn ouju
lster OF Mr. Manning her agent ., Leon, of which We
give hurried Translation
DEAR FRESp-I am here, without knowing where to
go, since Walker will not give US passport 10 pass
through Granada understand that that Is furious
wh me, atributng to me the change. II is certain that
all his acts are rapid and we have not passed here with
laon BE came as far as Mansgua, and all we know is
that he returned to Granada this receives forces
and money, assure you that in that case it viii no. oe
come ON the other States in handsfu Of men, nothing
accomplished and the exper ses and sacrifices made
In vain am much afflicted to think that, under these
circumstances, more activity is used serious
affair. AT the present there are 500 men from San
this place and according to my judgment double that
number Is required am hurryiDg TO provide in every
possible manner for my departure and i can get on
win take passage in IL to San Juan or to Pana Ina
In the politics OF the country understand that the
democrats have gained much favor and strength On this
footing 60 contented, since Estrada and his com
panons are ruined as having cut ridiculous figure at
Powers have gone from here appointing Mr. Tresarry
rerresent Nicaragua United States OF America since
Padre VIII has returned home We do not know the mo.
tive CT his return for between this and Granada there Is
no communication. Altogether affairs are wretched In
NiceIagua and very distressing, and { ! remain here
ALREADY you can suppose how much have suffered by
these convulsions
1t lis known that certain Fabens has sailed TO Boston
with the gold quartz and that with Mr. Helss he has
bought the mines from Padre Sosa.
You need rot be afraid but will do oil can for your
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sloud write to Davis In Boston via Omoa in this part
cuar, inquirng vheiher the ore which Faoens Heiss
took were frcm the mines OF Besanere. shall write
myself to Uspaa, Ia Iaboca, this subject. Tue
troops here are altogether paked. you have any Man
take ten bales Don't forget my request in ,avor Of my
political son-Nr George Bower to have him appointed
TO represent San Salvador in Liverpool. am your ODE
Mr.. FIoRNTNE soro, San Miguel, San Sal yador
Here we have 'u expose Of the condition OF the re
bes According to the statement Of well acquainted
with their asrs. they have not half the men necessary
for any elective movement aud live IN continual dread
Of Cen Walkers army. The rebel troops atogethei
naied, and may also be presumed that, where such
Poverty exists, hunger auc disease viii shorty and dec
mate them faster, and a tftctray 1 any army that
could be brought against them But the letter itself Is
10 explicit as to require from Us no tlucidaticn.
v s shons Ss srnr 1r @ % ,any ao NE
condition OF the Leonesc soldery to have tho prospect
q being in fhort time shirilcss. Blu. the poor mans
nffcon Is divided between bis shirtess mess In pros
poc,lve and the lack OF energy in the party In whose
fortunes he seems so deeply interested. The anto
and be hives In great appr hensson that General Wal
kcT nsy attack Icon and perhaps take those part
Of the pundcr. Upon this point however we can rs
sure him he may rest easy, believe the Generals
wardrobe complete and the soldiers o. the Nicaragua
army hsve lately bad q full supply OF linen.
Mr. Malnirg's letter may be construed as the express
son Of private individual 10 friend but this will
be done only by persons interested in such coustruc
ton HE tf Of Briirh Consul will be connected by
the people ofthis coun,ry with everythng he says on
questions relative 20 State policy; and thus by his
brEt ng the vtws al party Ia apt TO appear as the
m EugI fbfQu In ia flvp
ID hi particular Mr. Manning has beyond the lue
" bis cuiy or elgc there Is no weight 10 be attached to
The wores OF Lord Clarendon when he saj In the House
q Drds that the British government intended to allow
he G. Dtrai American lesfion 10 sove self He has By
hts prudence forfeited the confidence OF the legitimate
government and can therefore lnger caca the pro
lection Of the State.