New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

The tine in Granada About siIty of the ieTing c'''-
zrs Of Granada we're i'm ned s,ey arrested Dt
W.Ler. together with some ladies of d'stn-
tion. couier was at once uEP'|."''
to Corral informing him Of .he arrests ana n"''y"s
hm that the osptve. would suffer cea' uni'T
pac fc Mrsrg, ments were ooneum rated ten 'r''''
memory il even now regarded with eacTeu ~ III"
ton by the natves be the true ra'uei VI
" his Country" and among the American ''''A''N
was uIiv.rraly acknowledged generous rolue'' "a
polirted gentleman. and refiued scholar |oi'a
inn. datey on the receip, OF the startling news ol Tue
srre,t # so many re-ps cable citizens aod 'otno'
Grarsda. learning the igi onnlous penalty tney
would have Ia suffer ii he WAS Obstinate au'
de-riny al-o to end the hostillties when Tor uhe
past two Year hal been destroying he hspp'he7' oi
his native country, accepted the CONDITIONS. treaty
Of 1esce was finally entered inc, stlpulst' th''
coslrion Government should BE- a. Oace eseb l-hed'
ard tbst no more American 70 diers shoud De IN
vited into Nicaragua. Don P4ticio Rtya4, then re-
siding at Ssn Juan del Norte, aod who ha1 previously
been highly honoIed aud esteemed official IN me
Government service Of Nicaragua, and wei Koo"h
AZ a tue and honest lover Of bis cou'try, WAS
seltoted as the man worthy to be inuusted VIII TIE
Pre-idcrcy Of tie Republic uuder the new orS'nUa
ton. lie sccsp-ed tle invitation and ss'uiied tne
duties Of Office, appointing Cora Munster OF war
and Walker Commander Of the forces
For willie the aspect Of affairs assumed the oloo'n
Of political health ana prosperity suddenly s'a''h-
fiioutts Cvtrslad. wed the scere Corral was az
Icsted ard he ano final act II when tu.' gfea
patriot played his part wa when be wa -urionnde
Is Mississippi Ifts, ard led across The Piaza OF tho
cry Of b. birth to suffer death. Tie died Is he hai
hv,d q hero, tmid the walng aid dmertaio-7
oil Gu1ads. TIE imputed crime FOR whc1 Cora
wss executed wss treason, letter Of hs having oeen
INTERCEPTED, ID which he bitterly compl4.hed
Wa kds breach Of ihe treaty OF peace, lie having re
laro t.e continual accession Of American ro'P, "a
WON ion of TIE stipulation bel)re made. For cher
i-hre AID thus expressing these opinions Walker
dccided that be must die and he was executed a.
rci1ey. liza breach Of faith constitutes treason, et
IL irquile wicther Gen. Corral or Walker was the
fit 70 commit the cnme.
Walker having been in the des.ru 'tion ct
The leading patriots Of Nicaragua, became presump-
tuous 10 az DEFY inc. beng supported and backed.
az he knew, BY The Mississippi niies. Auer the
bloc dy Corral tragedy Walker became Dictator, under
the then exi.trg coalition Democratic organ ,tlon,
a1 tie Cabinet, under his rising supremacy were
sr xous ana wiling to pull with hlm ani accordingly
glaIt,d i'm far more iCt,otal authority than Their
legi in.ste Iower Cabin,t Won d s,nction Tie
Imors Of all ant cpsitd invasion 10y the Costa Ricans
ii,o Nicaragua showed the coalition Cabinet the
necessity Of concord and unity among Themselves, AMI
tie policy Of yielding to Walker temporary snprem-
Toy. The Costa Rc4ns invaded NicaIagul, Us had
been EXPECTED, biyouacked st Ryas with force
| q l4OO men, BESIDE leaving q fore, at San
! Juan de- SUI Of 800 strong. and an equal NUMBER to
! eaIison Virgin Bay. Walker attacked the Costa
| Rican camp al Kivas at the head OF 700 men, and
wac obiatdto retreat unGer the cover of night leAv-
| irg all lie wounded behind. The feh. on both I'D
was saugubary one, each party fght desperately
ard II any n brave md gallant fel.ow was left TO de
on the plains of RNa- from neglect and hunger.
Walker, after sbserce OF TX days, returned to
GIauada with 800 Of lis worn out soldiers. ld.-
nediatcly after the battle Of Riyas, the cholera en-
tered tie Gotta Rlcan cnmp, spreading death
ano1g the SOLDIERS, and they fled the country. Thus,
aga1, w6s Walker LEFT alone ct time when an aba
attack would have tutir' y cXtermiEa ed hlm. His
success if il may be called left him no ess un-
scIupulous than before, and he made willy sdy cts
toward Obtsinirg the supreme power; the Cabinet,
with theI chief reluctantly ytldc TO him and became,
for sholt period, mere puppets In hs hands. Soon
aittrwaId the President and entire Cabinet, through
respect 10 the principles of the Democratic organz A.
ton and in order break their p Shted oaths, fled
from GIanada and threw themselves into the fast
Loses of Leon, the empire city of Nicaragua.
alker remained with tie American force at Ora
nnda aLd We next fird Tim wsging to the
knife against these very Democratic principles which
BE- ana his little band rsc entered the Of Mica
isgu8 TO defeId.
when the news that the President aud Cabinet had
retreattd to Leon became Known, the alarm grew
general, and mingled with serious discomfort
Many Of alkeIs own followers woqld not make al
owa1ce {, the difficulties which they had suddenly
b, IN thrown BY the Vaccinations OF their chief All
the b'one cat upon hlm he treated with silence and
profound disobn. He felt he had reached the
Rubicon that he had long painted to crcsa; he
rpked exiremes-ie yentured last throw-and
We ert1t zee bun with his foro dashed at oLee from
position Of growing prosperity and the country in-
vclved in bankruptcy famine and INVASION.
Nep Yak, Sept. !. 1886 ARGUS.