The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01
ADDITIONAL FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
State Of Affairs in Nicaragua.
Marriage Fe;es, Fashion able Intslli.
gence, Sporting Affairs
&c.. &c., -.
Our ada Correspondence.

Our Grar ada Correspondence.
GRANADA, Aug. &c, 1885,
RigoreaI Retospec-WhY General Walker Letshts As6
to NsoaysSsa-Ha Enemtes-Ds,positson Of The Nd,ts.s
-Ercpenn Ks.rigSs-SaIi-dr's Tredson-Ccns-tS Sf1s-
ssxgs Gaze
Gcn. Walker and the State Nicaragua milking
very remarhabe chapter the history of Ameri. but
10 truly understand the stale or affairs necessary "
60 somewhat into the pest.
Afser this magnificent country threw or the yoss a
Spain became the prey Of fsw Generals and rovsiu
ton msksrs by proiesssoo who drove the oor csos.
ignorant masses OF ndaxs into the hor ble swos
ties OF civil war This kept Up for than thirty
years. until the Industry aad resources OF th country
were entirely exhausted, and then Il
the parties to invite the Aaercans 10 , and hslp
settle the dispute.
Upon this invitation, Col Walker landed CalssrAs.
with fifty six meS and after desperate ghuas hS
unexpectedly marched upon GracAta scxrrisd The
city by assault October I3, 1868
G0nads commands tho lsSes acd Indirectly tho Isah.
transit and this bold decis7e blow 3ught
sides TO terms OF compromise PrcssdeAt Rv and
cabinet taken with handed impart ay fssus
both parties, and by common General Walker
uarned commander in-chief Of the army.
The daring and ability he displayed ID the oap-
ture Of this important city, Az the proms orgsniEa-
ton Of q government inspired . universal sentimsns
that be born TO rule, and from THAI no beeD
con.essedly the real head Of the State
The superstious oG tradition, that a fair man, vsa
'eyes the color OF the heavenss would across INC
to restore to the indians the peace aud al Guidance
their ancient days, suddealy revived il the popular
mind and this, with the sudden appearance urpf~
ing victories Of Walker marked hi wit the mr. ssss
the "Man OF Destiny" They the ooavitesa
of this, he them lrAnks or ross
them Of their corn Of the simple produ Of her in
d1stry, their native rulers have been in the habit
doing and so loDg these quiet dooe ladsrS are
to work their fields labor peace, they ne sr KNOW
or ask who rules them, whether Lss called
prince president.
With the exception Of two or three hundred 80 Who,
said before, revolution makers by prod sss.os,
and who live by the confusion and piunder cAs % oya
wars the whole country has but prayer4 avs us.
peace and stable gov srnmen."
When the election OF new President car-acw ;, ha1 =
dozen Of these turbulent oppressors aed a.
ddates, and strange as may appear al tsu4 nee az
that best soundest, most conservative, ~ & .elgea
and patriotic the country rallied ca.Css Wa,ke
the the crisis only pah IL OF pcr-
manenty maintaining the order c. tba. xs. Thcz
against a return Of the old anarchy To - ssss vos
for him in superstuous faith that sdaned 10
tate and thus Walker became the legs ~ ,cted Prod
when Rvas cav the country would a 10 ,ept him f,~
candidates Mariana salzar and MsxnoJAG az In sstn~
up another revolution. They manufac.sred iutstos
government a, Leon the former capt. go 1.-THE state and
as only spanish American reyolntonss es nro ir,s e.
Ct Ssss. OK II. aS's ss .s: ;s z =
America, and the irsodly and EzQrsJ nous rovsr1
Of Europe TO unite for The total sss.ructo, of thS
The people OF Nicaragua that l. 10 say, 4, u.e,s.
have disposition oute ssvcs sbor. tao rnns
ter; hundred natives uader the ce msad =
kivas and Jerez are mostly pressed and ,sn cs
tain TO run away al the frst cbar-a.
The p,irhborng stsie, undo., European ii and er :.
courngemeht, have marched troops into Tsgn. ar q
quarered them urou the inhGbh Rants &c D. Walker =
policy asterly
Leon for several MONTHS eainr each other ant gvf
tue whole country thorouli and nnal ssrfst o. -
folly OF inviting these hordc s devournC Golyes -
the country.
Meantime the grca, body o he country sin s.s:s
profound peace under Walker steady ruiz, Not 49,
pressed into his army, and sney are e.ces.y ssta
70 leave oil the soldier work 70 the Amer raes \
Is master OF the lakes, c. she transit q ali the - .
routes TO the Pacific ard thsre are vosp.ncns M "
competent men whether friends or eneraics ae.A hs
sbily 10 crush the revo iLonls,s a Lsa lnd cax ~
country o. their allies whsnever is h-s Soisy ss6 s
| General salzar ora Of the rsmc ,r,S -.
OF this invasion, wcat down u SEQ - 80"
TO impIOre more ,sip, but CsssraI y .,nss, ass
letters from the British Consul ard xAsrs so 49,
more troops muat be seat or the \ 81. ~
people of Granada In ,aslr blood ard burg S M M
der tho ashee Of the IA, house. dleas dsa,ibs I'm ~
on the Plaza OF the cay without ore 10 lanai s,s s.,s
With the same etesa promptiude The prt.saf oas, 49,
bis exeguaur taken from him. for hls inccs5 -
pondence with tho enemies Of The country - s'iS
There was not years parley ga Crsust 4, ov.~ w.
Msnnngs yioaii1u OF the neutrality laws. IT, oser ~
n sft D.
walker revoked hts exequatur s.Ionff a.. %
concentrating a.San Juan IN rcgnarkAbl4s e' - -
the invasion IS leon by the "Alles'' OH is a
salvador and .aatemaa. bot Al SscaraU =, HVu :.
this demonstration Of British oo.er waa ~ -
Consul had violated her issge and .a,, 80 ~ ~ ~,
received without fear. favor or de,a' IN. % ~
allotted 10 h.n by the laws AZ naiiOns e f'H'ahea
Az the insurgents At reoa darof ~ -n.x.h . ,v 4.
er they wanted their hsf-ad 50 ta - 49,. y -
r,,.d S,.,s. r.aa., ~. s.- r. LyiugsOn fprmsw
.hs,,.x .s. -, ~ ssse yet uncertain, but
so,a,n-.s~ III a. Il Y - 80 nct probable that
wiz a A. at.N,
any particular notice. ~ - 1lAAe
General Walker viii Trash tis - t.,n.... - a.
due time and meanwhile be q 49, 49,. ss0tn1y - ~
4 -. - aas...aa. ~, stable well adj dastef
snior5..,an mbtas reducing aew plaza n
some stir IN the thckly popss 80 49,
are selecting the Eaosf and " .l,hi.s, o.,
tied in colonies Of ifty fsp ~ .nJ ~. ~ w ~
authorized 10 ossrr snug bcD astsass !, - 49,. ~
~ ~ -, 4, accepta good farm for uothias
... w.. assr of Centsl America win
qua. se S's's ~ NicNs-
s"s"' iay Correspondence.
i CASTILLO VIRGO Aug CO. 1855.
n"6' "sstAes =" ed-Nsv Orleans Rscvtgiss yy,ral
6 ites-HtanA Repcrg.