The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-03

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Our Granada Correspondence.
GRANADA March Q, 1855
Descriptions az tn State Of tie Ccunsry-Generul Walkers
Fashionable Var wiA Costo R:ca-Tne Seat of Hotsli-
tses-Locai Affairs in GranGGo-7he Transit Clear dc
This morning awoke with he information that the
passengers frs New York hsd arrived, and at once
hastened down TO the pazs 20 see who had come and
especially to learn whether recruits had arrived
don't know how my friends the United States re.
gard the Of affairs here IN: TO who the
country they present very peculiar aspect country
with delightful 10 tie Imagination OF the most
enthusiastic Northerper adng all the riches osa
tropical land awaiting but the enterprise and activity of
American labor and industry 10 envelope
valuable than the golden ores o. California; country
aSoundng too, in the Iichest mines Of silver gold and
"copper" entirely worked AMI the last or three
hundred years virgin to the miners pick and pan;
country tssmng with the richest products forest and
field but psoped with 200 lazy to bring ts riches
70 and too ignorant to appreciate the riches when de-
veloPed-in this country about two thousand Americans
have gained foothoA. They came FIRST at the re-
quest and invitation of The democratic party to ist
in tbs revolution Of the people against tho ser
vile aristoerat, party Ct he State, winch con-
tsntion had previously, and sr the last thirty years.
plunged the State in civ Under the lead Of Gen.
VIVA Waller, the first body OF American citizens landed
hare assist the people in their struggle Their advent
was at fortunate epoch; they been steadily
cessfu and under their pr osseon the triumph OF de-
principles has been sereved The first effect of
the of Gen. Walker ard his phalanx AmeSicaro,
1.-THE dsvics the hat ribbons Of the original band
who raised the siege Of Granada treaty Of peace
between toe ooatencDg factions aad the elevation OF
Patriotic Rivss. man Of mature sge great judgment
and Who comma the universal respect Of Ill par
ties to the provisional presidency Of the repub Of Nj
carsgua. To Gen. walker given the post of
chief of the army OF the republic post
which 6is with entire sssf.ction to citizens and
foreigners of al nations. This provisional governnent Is
still the supreme authority Ct the land the different
bureaus being flied by naves Of great intelligence in
whom the people have coahdeoce.
As matter Of course Gen. Walker at the hsad Of the
army, fellow CT lien and gen. Of intelligence and
influence he obje,t Of Inquiry Tor ALL strangers from
specify winning the confidence aad esteem Of all who
approach him either with business private relations.
Such has bee0, In BRIEF the position Of affairs, up to
The government here have rEs,smly pursued courss
of concatioo towards it's former opponents tho ssrs
Legitimate party they are termed, and have even
been disposed show favors its former enemies
than their Subsequent course would justly.
With the neghboing states tie same policy conci-
hstIon has been pursued until In toe case.of Costa
Rioa, conciianOn became vain and patience no longer
virtue
On the FIRST day Of March me government of Costa
Riea Issued, through its President, flaming procama
aos o. VA eenounsng the An s..csns as roSos.s And
denee to Colonel Schessnger, the OF the Nj
carsguan government and directed his return within ak
hours.
Upon the return Of Colonel s . council was imme-
dstsy cal o., and proc aInAto ., In the uAms Of ths
the servIe par ofDCentra America. As the procama
ton Of Costa RicA particularly directed against los
tion ct war hsuipg from headquarters Of the army,
bearing the signature OF General VIM Walker.
On the 1lta Of March the Adv~n guard Of the army
three strong lef Granada for the frontier Of
Costa Rca and all sincerely hope and earnestly expect
that the colonel in command will speedily retaste upon
Costa Rica for the ndignitie received at their hands
when he arrived At their capita the accredited Minis
ter OF this republic There in Nicaragua about
twelve hundred Americans in the army embracing rank
and 6is, besides body Of some Eve hundred foreign c
villains ready to shoulder the usket any emergency
ard all fuy Of the necessity for doing Of
emergency for tho truth IL that the knife ready for
foreign threat At the very moment Of Hinchins
This however, one aPp-ehends, and, although the
believed tsas tney much the American
rife and Coys pistol 70 attempt any active display Of
it's grasp but dare not attempt resistance. speak Of
the feeling a. existing among the services or legitimate
Amor Ihoueenoe
Who already perceive the great advantages TO be
11ssped S AMsrissn supremacy IL. IN thus land
the republic; when its forests shAr ring with tbs
CT the dsman, is mines be crowded with the
tive miners who have reaped the golden harvests Of Cal
fornia and its government receive that impulse which
has placed the States of North America foremost In the
ranks of civilized nations
Tho Opening here is beyond conception; emigrants
from tbs States need expect holiday. The sturdy
back woodsmsn the active farmer and enterprsog
ss.ns g.. o ssfs .sa ane
Injuries remember that shs no place for them; brain
army Affords that last resort for ids for every soldier
here upon whom the hopes and expectations Of
future engrants depend The solder life hers il one
Of activity and the times Of piping peace 10. to
citizen, aad reap that reward for which he has fought
and bled.
henson Of its reaH les within borders. Like pru-
dsnt general, commander In chief meets the enemy
the Areshold-even more, our army is nov its ad
vsDee Arch, to meet the enemy their SOIL and TO
prevent their advance to this territory
There need not be the slightest apprehension the
They are Car more secure on their journey from New
York 70 Nicaragua or onward TO San Francisco, than
they are fc. the onssushts Of baggage mAshsrs and
The war viii be confined to and settled within the pro-
vncs Of GuAnAcsste or At the gates Of San Jose the
tory Owned or claimed BY Costa Rca-
fhs last steamers from California and New York
Dr0ugnt
ton department. under the supervision Of Col Jos w.
Fsbens has been down with applicants for permits
ccs,s land, and his clerks busiIy ployei in
lecsog grants, laying out maps and projecting town
sbips at saoh points bid fair to become seats Of
flour isbibg settlements.
Posai srrar sements advansing rapidly to
compile son under direction Of j. N. Rusgiss, Eq.,
Poe mas'W General, and mail agents regularly
mpany thu mails through this country TO
Nfgio Bay tbs route between San Juan del NorA
tnr Atlantic and San Juan del Sur the Pacific
Mr. Ruegles the agent to-, Of Winss Co q express
tbr csh who ~ the mails iranspor ed from New
foik and California.
Tls Iran II route continues uninterrupted as before
b. lire sgsm- n a ts affairs be In the hands
4 Nsssfs eeoPe y Alden T. 1. e. Ke ven and Cieto
Mao a., IN gi 81, appointed by decree OF the
stse,s =, sEe md hold the property Of he oom-
pay =, - vi l. M u 'ber charter Uoder th sr
no tN - f,-TG employees Of the company are
,si f,t rs sftrrs s.s ged si'u despatch and