The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29
ARRIVAL OF TIE STAR OF THE WEST.
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Three Hundred and Twenty mine
Thousand Dollars on Freight.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Entire Mosquito Territory
Annexed to Nicaragua.
Colonel kinney's Interview with Gen.
Walker.
The Colonel Danished from all The Niearaguas.
INFLUX OF GERMAN EMIGRATION,
&c., &C., 90.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Colonel Banishsd from all The Niearaguas,

The steamship Star of the wsst. Captain Thomas
M1sT which saiied from San Juan de Nicaragua the
10th and Key West at Midnight OF the 90 inst arrived
1t this port early yesterday morning With two handred
and forty five passengers and 1926 coo in treasure
On the outward voyage fro hence the 9Th inst,
with full complement of passengers the star of the
Wss. made remarkably quick tip enabling them to
resch the connecting steamship Cortes tas Pacific
sevesl hours in advance of the customary time.
Nicaragua sti continues peaceful the government Is
raPioy increasing in stability and popularity aud its
course Is assuredy progressive.
TIE liberation OF this important section of Central
America from disoordant factions which have long de-
sciated it, and the firm establishment ,f free Anercsn
laws have alresoy reflected their telling nAue on
European enigraon-ats advices reporting the organi
zauon Of extensive departures Of Germans who desire
homes for the port Of San Juan de Nicaragua and
who will value Alright this fine country and its noble la
stitutiops
On tho 10th instant decree was publicly promugate
at tho city Of Grenada, claiming and annexng the whole
Mesquite territory integral portion of the state Of
Nicaragua and necessarily nulhfyipg the Kinney pur
chase.
TO the amazement Of the Granadans, few hours after
diplomatic corpe, headed by Col Kinnes, arrived from
san Juan Gel Nor,e received early audsn,e of
General Walker but from subsequent results appears
however, to have terminated disastrousy the Colonel
who was placed on the following day under arres for
ndscreet remarks the conduct of the govern
ment and is now tbsnshed from ali the Ncaraguas."
Sucjoired is rJatim copy Of Major Martins passport,
in whose charge the Colonel placed to the Atlantic
BeAbORrd:-
HEADQUARTERS or THE ARMY OF NIcARAGuA,l
GRENADA, Feb IA, 1856.
Mr. 1heo Martin win te allowed pass freely this
place to san Juan del Eorte.
NO authority Will place any imDediment Ia his way.
Mr. H. L. Kinney in charge OF Mr. Martin Juan.
VIM WALKER,
General In Chief Of Army OF Hicar aqua.
The government has favoraby entertained the requsi
ton Of spmasters, for substantial Lighthouse at the
port Of San Juan del Sud- and the collector Of customs
there has been instructed to proceed with its erection
with proper despatch.
Vessels in the port Of San Juan del Norte-H B. MS
figate Eurydce, Capt. Tarlton; American brig Olive,
Capt. Pettigreg for Honduras soon
Wease indebted 10 Jamss L. owsn ESQ, surgeon aud
pser Of the star St the West tho San Francisco
Depot Of j. W. Sullivan, and to the expresses of Freemaa
Co., Wells Fargo Co., and the Pacific Express Conn.,
papy and iots despatch for late files. The Star of the
Vest has the subjoined