Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
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pfeceding the present hostility between Costs
RIGA aud Nirafigua, which may he new 10
many Of our readers IS copied from New DE-
leans paper
Two wears ago, il seems that Chaslillnn,
STYLED a Democrat or Libemlisi, aud Gilmore,
a LeQiiimst or SeWilisl, contested an election
10 the Presidency OfNicamgua, each claiming
10 have received majority Of the votes each
establishing his own Government Chaslillon,
AZ Leon, aud Gilmore, at Canada, Chas'il'
lon and his officers Of court are banIshed by
General Mouez; Gilmore sends TO San Saliva
jof for assistance and establishes his sw
over the country, banishing MOnez Chas'll,
Inn in urn, with q small band, conquers all
he ,ountry except Gnnada-and IN this state
oc affairs that Walker with his adherents are
induced TO come from California and complete
,he conquest for ChaslillOn, While preparing
20 do so, Gilmore reconquers all but the Leon
Department.
aloncz, also, one month before Walkers mr..
rival, is recalled by Chaslillon, and pui in the
chief command but he dislikes Americans
being employed reluctantly furnishes few
men ordering them, whenever the opporuni.
" offers, to desert, in order that the Americans
NAV be DESTROYED, THIS was done at the bat
ing Rliy.siy Americans, unaidrd, fought for six
hours, and forced their way against ten times
their number. Shortly u forwards, some 81
Americans and two hundred and twenty-five
natives crossed Lake Nicaragua, aud landing
under cover of night marched into the plaza
of Granada nj sunrise. thus having Possession
OF the enemy's capital, whose forces were con-
cenrating NJ Sivns, where Carl expected the
4 n - a ala Of fha r,lsi.
dency is sent TO Carol, on condition That he
will cease from hosiiliiies in future. He de.
clines, and his soldiers from Rivas make an
attack on the transit route passengers. At this
iuncture Walker orders that Chinoros Secre-
tary of State, Magorja, whom he has in prls.
on at Granada, be shot NJ sunrisci and word
sent to Carol, that for every American killed,
ten from the best families in Granada, COM
mencing with his (Carol's) should suffer Ma.
go1a's fate. Carol, resolving on making
simulated surrender. causes his soldiers TO de-
post their arms in the Plaza of Granada /; re.
ceives at his own request, the Minister OF War
appointment, and declines the Presidency in
favor Of Don PaTico Rivas, the then occupant.
The Offices of State were all filled, and the
provisional government established till De-
cember ID, 1886 next. when an election is to
be held.
The Government was recognized by Col.
Wheeler and BY the head OF the Catholic
Church in Nioamgua, publicly congratuaiug
Walker in the Cathedral Carol, it seems.
Yves all the while Il traitor--p proved one, by let
tets which he wrote the very day he took the
oath Of Office, After a rule Of about ten days
he was shot upon the Plaza by order of Wal.
ker's Court Marial-a deed severely criticised,
but which, more than any other, strengthened
the Provisional Government; by checking the
tendency of treachery,
MATAMoRos. We are truly gra,ilied tn wit.
ness the perfect harmony existing between the
people of this and our sister city Of Ma,amoros.
This state OF things is not alone pleasing to
correct thinking neghbors, but it tends to the
h'-tuai advantage OF both cities,
We had a fair Opportunity Cor ,.ss.us ,hso
friendly sentiment OH Saturday evening last.
A grand ball was given by the people OF Mat
am0ros to the Governor of their State Of Ia:
tnaulipas, who has been among them on visit
The preparations were sunptuous, aud invita-
.nrs extended 10 our citizens. Many attended,
and Wefe treated with that warm courtesy and
friendly familiarity that gives evidence of
Sincerity. We wnuld rIth like TO see these
friendly relations encouraged by the giving of
sitniIaf ones iii this city. We tieyer had such
an Opportunity Of social unrestraned connnun.
ion With diff neighbofs DIS the present. Here
tofore our faif SISTER has been oppressed BY
garr,sons of despotc trdups having no interest
in comon with the frontier and who only
tyranized over and ,,lundered the Property of
its citizens Now, however, matters are differ
ent; the frontier is in the hands OF and Guarded
by her own sons. The people, instead of the
hayonets Of despot, are the preSenf rulers in
MatamoroS and on the frontier of Mexico
Brownsville Flag.
New PAkry-Albert Pike has issued the
pronunciamen'o Of new party. The party is
10 be called democratic American p,rty"--its
motto. "Americanism, federation and reform"
land its candidates. Daniel S. Dickinson, of
New York for President, and VIM. c. Daw.
son. Of Georgia, for Vice President
A POPULAR MAN.--In the gold digging dis.
triet Of Woolshed, Australia, Mr., Daniel
Cameron having been elected member OF the
PROVINCIAL Legislature, his supporters had his
horse shod with shoes OF solid gold, and pre-.
scented him also with f1300.
MARTIN KosTzA,-This individual it appears
Is now living near Casrorve, in this Stale
he purchased farm on the Medina, for which
ne paid $4,000. The secret of hls success is
s'ated to be second capture, not by the Aus.
Trans thus time, but by rich widow of Chca-
60 ana there was no Ingaham to rush to the
rescue.
Sohu danto,k as he appear d in 1882