The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-15
Nswspap~r IScuns.

M N6crdgue,se, OF June IS has tho following sun
day Monday and Tuesday were consumed In receiving
votes Tor preslden, Of the republic. The people took
very general interest la the election, aud all tho natives
walked mp and put In straight ballot Cor General Walker.
Amongst the Americans, who allowed 10 vote under
the constitution Of the state, many cast their ballots for
Ion fcrnIn Ferrer, while the great majority voted for
they went 10 the polls In solid phaanx aud put General
Walker through without dissenting vote. We under.
stand the same feeling has been evidenced in other por
tons OF the state.
To win be celebrated In this city the birth.
day of s. Peter and matter OF course the proceed
ngs will be full OF fun aud excitement.
At the latest accounts ren the river San Juan all
quiet in that vicinity and the stream rising rapidly
that no further mpedimcn to ts free Navigation need
be apr, hendcd
The paper Of June II announces;-It i reported
that Genera Goicouria will leave the next steamer in
the capacity OF Minister - England.
[Erom the Aspinwal Courier, June 2l.l
We have flies OF San Jose papers sm May 9th to 27th
and the following Is the only paragraph q sufficient nte
rect TO copy Il Is from the San jose Album Of May
z1ths-
By official communications of tho governments Of Guate.
maa and salvador they announce 10 that Of this republic
that the I'd Of MAY The vanguard Of the Guatemaan
army composed Of see men, len the capital under com.
mand Of General Paredcs, and unted with that OF San
salvador, stationed In the villages the route TO the
frontiers Of Nicaragua, under command OF Don Joaquin
Euspeco Cuzman and will very enter into the state
d Nicaragua with the ebect 81 assisting Costa Rca in the
complete destruction of walker.
Report says that the siosesad troops had reached Chi
naDdera about twelve miles from Realejo-and that the
cholera raging not only among the Costa Rcans but
pretend be posted that Walker has two thousand
lorean troops, and, ON the ether hand that he has but
six hundred One thing seems ccrtain-no boats are ar
ranged keep mp the uasi and everything 10 in the
han's Of The Walker army.
There is no prospect Of any more steamers beng
on that route and presume there u but little doubt
that the will coaee 10 10 GreytcEn Cor dis.
charHe aud receipt oa for trse come
and that they will be transferred TO this for the
nation OF q weekly Line.
The Costa Rica papers announce the 6sath of Gen,
Mora, the Commander IN Chief the Vice President and
the secretary Of ssaie-all by cholera
FROM The Panama Herald
BY arrival fren Punta Arenas we haze dates from
Coeta Rica 10 the 12sh June.
Tho cholera last disappearing frcn the country.
A very strong revolution had broken against the
government and there appeared probability bat Prcs
dent Mora wesd be taken out and shot by tho
The revou,iea has been brought about ~ parly o
tho Costa Rsans who opposed 10 10 INVASION ol
Nicaragua BY the Mora army.
Rasness entirely at n STAN stll In Punia Arenas
provisions and high, sad the pyospects very
| poor.
British man of war was II port.
ny The same arrival learn that the 1000 troops
whsh len Guacmala 70 inv ado Wakes had been prevent
ed rom crossing the territory of Salvador the latter
state being opposed TO the invasion
The mT rcssion OF our informant Is that Walker rur
poses making early stack Costa Rca and that h
will succeed having very strong force At present Hi
| l eadquarters now are at Virgin Bay.