The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

That readers here and elsewhere may appreciate
tie strorg ahec with which Mr. Marcy adheres 70 the
te Estrada vercment resolved By Mr.. Nar,e-
ota's faith In segovia publish the I'll
"~ips e.u.i " A' s0ln ahcer-in- Cne' zen. SorrAi,
"r Thuse had ave 70 much ssmpa by has been express
ed extracted from the Order Book which tslI into
possss.ion OF the democratic party the taking Of
ApJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE, HEADQUARTERS,
GRANADA Aug 80, 1856 I
the purpose Of roofing out the oanaits Who have pro
famed the soil Of the repoolic, and give wholesome
exsmplt The Iegn sdventursrs ing across this
s,hnua you four heads the abusters who NAV
taken in your deps, tment, to ne or fried in oil
ard Ell in cages to be placed on high posts
gen, another in Castillo 10 Sen juan another in
Transit Road, MIC way bttween Pueda and La virgen
causing to be affixed to each post saving
Such one + heug fhbuster.n communicate this
you or ppDetusl uifinsnt nstracsDg the Governor
Of the in csts Of your absence, TO see that
pL s.sp thing i would have been, Mr. Marcy would
.sy to ssn Francisco or New York TO pause foot
Of one Of these posts ana, looking mp at the oifed
bead in the Dsn cage TO read, John Smith, for beog
the Secretary Of State OF the United States much H.
uen,s,
POPULAR SYMPATHY FOR MR.. WHEELER, o. 8. NJ.
OF Nicaragua gDizes the appro Of thu
scton taken BY the Ia suspendiDg dipomatc
IN xSa a. Hon
J. d. Wheeler. All ehrses appreciate him officer
and gentleman, and on Thursday evening" when it was
ssceytnd whaI the sciion OF the had boen
all the different bands Il the city proceeded To hi resi-
denee and gave him serenade The national airs Of the
Union performed, and q round Of cheers admins
tered
ADVICE TO GENERAL WALKER ARMY.
From FL Nicarseueuse, Jan. rs.
Postery has stained the Of CortsE lbecsuse i'm
partial history leated the outrages committed BY the
engaged with him In the acquisition of They
rudey snppresse the institutions Of an ignorant people,
igDoIfi ali precept by Example. They reyOIuionised
by violence history has their evil
TIE dhorderly lesson thus taught the conquered
has produced succession OF revolui The evil
ample set by the Spaniard has produced ts baneful
fruits poisoning the natl what shall history say Of
nss The bierapher of the present enterprise must write
he truth and Ii you cherish augh Of respect for
friendship Of succeeding generations the moral repua
ton Of The army will be maintained The voice and pen
OF ssncer have found ground tor utterance far
for the serespect Of the Americans has preserved
from all appe are CO Of wrong The truthful
nature Of the volunteer revots the preparation
justice particularly the defepceess and the dis.
orderly spi breaks out in few excspttonabe cases. the
frt wblrg faces Ct the citizen soldiers admonishes
the cupIft that he commit wrong with i'm punty
Tie reputation Of al is at stake-a quarter of million
Of pie sitting In judgment the Americans
+ cur conduct ensures their favorable report
be received with open 10 all Central America beis
have been Idustliousy circulated against the American
name, and the presens revolution must affirm ceny
heir verify So fss. have sustained Die defence
the record Of history stanos unmpeached before
Why should it rot bef The morale of the army is ex.
ceslen'-the energy Of the War Department allows the
want for nothng-sump tuous rations and ooun.
,iful supply Of good cfohng-good wages payable in
land or money when the government is thoroughly
remodeled snd the public surveys are perecteca week
~ bounty OF tobacco and money claim to two hun.
cred of iand at the expiration Of their enlistment
superior quater-but little duty and lass carswhat
from personal observation, that the ask
for nothirg further, unless it be active service.
without rejecting that all IA peace and the General
has too much care for The men to expose them 10 the
Of 1q.n1y nInS the tent AL
orderly ctncuc continues to govern the intercourse of
the soldiers ~i.h The citizens OF Granaoa perfect
ing greater victory than II the red hand OF ruinous
subjected the enemies of peace DEGREES the
government. The hearts of the Unaffected services
beipg to peace anc quiet II is revola ton effected
by mental conflict The soldiers are therefore mighty
agents Tor GOOD and desire to impress upon them the
necessity OF coLtinui as they have commenced. The
reputation Of The is be saved from the
sandtrous defamation of foreign topgues-,he respect
and confidence OF fellow citizens in Nicaragua
he scquiredthe historian TO be thought of-and
own consc,epces preserved clear TN d btameiess.
The integrity Of the SOLDIERS reputation should there
fore be bis prGe-ike his ket IL should ready
inspection whenever the Commander in- Chief
the ranks for soldier TO fill the posts Of h,n:r
Evil report swiftly, and ell when IL may
fise up TO c0rfrops us In the way CT promotion.
THEATRICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACTORS.
From III NicaI8guente JAN rs
Business and pleasure follow the American people
wherever they may AXE their stand. The first item 10
the cred OF connt3nen is trade and business after
which comes desire tor relaxation. The money made
in must be Lvished in the pursuis of what
bends the mind from its fixed character and when the
sober lock Of thoughtful negotiation study breaks
away in jocpnd laughter The zine for sport has
be gay and Whenever the race stands still food
for these elements must be furnished In Granada
We bave but few means Of amusement as yet but what
shops g. adusly loosisg hold and the boys ask
for fandsI 60 or cock fight. The lively sounds Of
nusic echo in al quarters Of the city, at night and
three every week afford Of enjoyment and the
behaviour Of all hands has been exceedingly gratifying
No breaches Of the disorder
but quiet observance OF the respect due to the natives
and to themselves, has been the rule Of conduct This
natives have their own dances and they are allowed to
60 unmoes ted.
But We have pleasure in announcing the possibility
that theatrical company will soon be started In this
city by party of amateur performers assisted by three
four old ssgers We have several well known actors
in the city, under whose guidance company might be
organized with pride to the army and pre- fit to the pro-
jectors. Mr. Carter, Of Company d. Mr. Harris, Com
pany q, and Mr. Mooney, of Company ave well known,
Of the Of this popular Amusement We
hope to hear that the scheme has assumed con-
sisency sufficient to allow us to name the day when the
fun will commence.
COFFEE CULTURE AND CROPS IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
from IL NicaIaguense, jap. 10.
In the year Of our Lord 1843 an intelligent English
America said Of Sister Costa Rica the rich
coast TO the south Of Nicaragua seems named ironically
The distinguished Senior Nora then and now President of
that republic prohibited the raising Of pantans for san
ary end other reasons, and caused governmental de-
to be passed encouraging the culture of coffee
With lingering steps and slow" the hill sides about
Carriage and San Jose cleared and planted with coffee
a
a ornpetency from the net income Of The estates
compulsarly established The export of coffee for this
year, Vt Puna Arenas, the Pacific we assured,
will not fail short OF eighteen millions of pounds
The coffee plant is native of this continent and the
impression which have that 1t is inferior 70 the
easte-ss, for example, the Java and far famed Mocha
is On the contrary, the coffee raised
the highlands In Nicaragua and Costa Kcs unsurpas
ed for Strength a delicate aromatic flavor unkno
to the best coffee of the East and the fruit OF the low
lands aud medium elevations il far from inferior Wehave
recently bad the pleasure inspecting at the Department
nj mar
dss of Padre Vel ana Don Pampo LacSyo, grown upon
the plans In the neighborhood OF Granada Although
not having the plump the peculiar blush tiuge
which characteristics of the avore coffee Of the
high ianos compares favorably with the coffee OF Java
or the Moluccas.
The cultivation Of coffee will undoubtedly engage the
attention of many of first colopsts. 1t will, how
ever be gradually undertaken requires three years
befoe the crop be reaped la the meantime the
planter may gather iich harvest from other articles Of