The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE ORTZABA.
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Evacuation Of Nicaragua by the
Costa RiCans.
SUCCESSES OF GEN. WALKER.
Interesting Military Movements.
Gen. Domingo Goicourias 8 Expedition to
the Chontales Mines.
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ORGANIZATION OF CAVALRY AND MILITARY BANDS.
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THE TRANSIT ROUTE OPENED.
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COFFEE, CAeAO AND COTTON CULTIVATION.
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Sentence Of Death on Col. Schlcssinger.
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No Interference from tho British Naval
Commanders.
aoRFLE, CAeA0 AND COTTON CULTIVATION.
Sentence Of Death on Col. Schlessinger.
No Interference from tho British Naval
Commanders.
MOVEMENTS OF THE AMERICAN SQUADRON.
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The steamship 0rizAba, Capt L. L. Tnklepaugh ar
arrived yesterday afternoon, from San Juan del Norte
with 456 passengers, most Of whom left San Francisco
Nay S, on the Sierra Nevada
We are indebted to Purser Hatch of the Orizaba the
Pacific Express Company and Wines Co.'s Express for
la'e files and news from Nicaragua.
Among the passengers by the orizaba Mr. E. Ran
doph, who succeeded the Transit Company the 18TH
mus Mrs C. F. Alden Colonel Piper, of the Nicaragua
Arm. and portion OF the family OF Mr.. Wheeler.
The esnait route through Nicaragua 10 again open,
The Rcars having left the country without another
battle. The cholera made its appearance among their
troops at Rvas owing to the dead being left uuburied
after the battle. President Nora, with his staff left
tho 26 h of April and the army followed immediately
Gen. Walker landed at Virgin Bay on the morning OF
April 80, and found that the last detachment of the
enemy had left only six hours previously.
Gen. Canus the Commander-in- Chief OF the Costa
Rcans after President Mora left wrote to Gen. Walker
letter mendirg to his care number OF sick and
wounded Costa Rcaps, whom he could not remove, and
offered to exchange twenty Amefi ,ans whom he said
he held as prisoners for than, when thsy recovered
The elections being held in Nicaragua, aud 1t was
considered certain that Rvas would be elected President
The Vanderbilt party-thst is those agents and others
who ain in the interest of the old Transit Company
sided tine Costa Ricans duI their invasion of Ncara-
gua notwithstanding the slaughter of innocent Ameri-
cans at Virgin Bay.
Gensral Walker is in good health ans spirits There
is sickness in the army excepting at Granada where
tho fever has been very severe Americans having
died with it,
HB N. f.gate Eurydice and steamer Hermit were at
San Juan del Norte but made opposition to the pas
sssrgsra cns up the river shore. There were no
other vessels in port on the oath.
The big c. II. Sampson left for New Orleans on the
22d.
Movements or the American Home So aadr0a.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENTS.
KEY WEST, May 49, 1885,
The following United States vessels at this momen
at anchor tn cur hsrbor:-
United States fgate Potomac, Captain TAtns bearing
the broad pennant Of Commodore Hiram Pauldipg.
United States steam frigate SusquehAnna Comm ander
= Joshua K. Sands.
United States steamship Fulton, Lisutenan. Com.
mander r. II. 1iighman.
United States sloop p.of war oyane Lieutenan. Com.
nander K, II Robb.
The Fulton ard Cyare have been in port--the former
nee the 9th and the latter since the 17thooth having
orders to await the arrival Of the Commander OF the
quadrou The susquehanns, Captain Sands arrived off
SAID Key at early hour the morning of the 9th
sent in Dispatches for the Cane and Fulton She had
left Havana the day previous, and was in search OF
the Com modore, having important dispatches for him.
Not 6noipg the Potomac here, as was expected sac
headed fer San Juau and disappeared At suases,
however she again sgualizsi in the oaing having
The gate Potomac in tow. The two vessels anchored OIL
the city last night and thia morning got un Ter wsgh
ard came in to the usual anchorage. -
The Orzsba hove in sight at 6h O'Clock this
having late and important news from San Juau-the
character Of which viii govern the movements of ths
squadron.
In consequence of the Of Gen. Walker and tbs
visit of the Saratoga San Juar whence she sailed the
nth Key Wes and the entire uninterrupted transit
of the tbus occsson arises for the presence CT the
feet at that important position. As far as we can now
This is the disposition of the fleet The Fulton is to
go Norh-Grst visiting Havana and thence t, New York,
via Key West; the Susquehanps to take the Medterra
mails and sail hence after cosrg) for the Msdi.
ter1anean the Cyane to 60 to Aspinwa and the Poto
maa to remain here until the Fulton and Saratoga