The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-30
Our Special Corresp ondeace.

Our Special Corresp ondence.
STEAMSHIP 0RlzABA AT SKA, April "a, 1866.
The matters Of nterss. which hare .rAnspired Ia Nj
cAasua up to the departure Of the steamer from Gana
d, the 10th inst, Of the most exciting character
First, We have the correspondence OF the British govern
msnt with the government Of Costa RcA showing tho
friendly feeling Of the former and their genuine sympa
thy by contribution Of two thonsand stand of arms.
This correspondence taken from courier despatched
o the Brtsh mail steamer TO the Costa Risan govern
ment and WAS subsequently handed to the Ameri.
can Minister at Granada, who despatched the sams to
the of the United SAtss the 25th ul by
bearer CT despatches While the government of th
United States throwing every obstacle in the way its
citizens in ting to Central America and con6scA
ing ths,r whenever occasion occurs, the Bftisa
government 1t seems furnishing by thousands
to Costa Rcs to drive al Americans out Of that country
and the cry is"Desth to all who may be taken!"
Next, We have an ac,ount of the march Of Colons
Schessirger to Costa Mca-hs complete route and his
subsequent dessrton from Granada while on trial by .
court martial.
Then the occupation Of Rivas, Virgin Bay and
San Juan del Sur BY 5000 Costa Rcans the murder of
Largo number Of American citizens .. Virgin Bay and
the second battle Of Rvas between Gen. Walkers troops
and tbs Costa Rcins in which the later lost at least
seven hundred In killed and wounded whils the Amsri.
eighty These stirring events viii excite great interest
throughout the Uniop and to commence, will give the
correspondence alluded to between Great Britain and
Costa Rca The first letter is from the Foreign Oh % Of
the forme, government to e. HAlsrsten, the Consul
General Of Costa Rca and the other letters address
ed officially to the Minister OF Foreign Relations Of
Costa Rca and the ohsr private letter. to the Pre-.
sident Of the rspubnc:-
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.
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