The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

force estimated Il from IL 70 900 The crss
unquss..oaaSy ns.ra, hand and succss. 70 the demo
One month will probably decide the fate Of Nicaragua
and decision be In favor Of the democratic cause
emigration viii Immediately dow In, business viii revive
sad rapidly increase. property Of all descriptions viii be
enhanced in value, and Nicaragua become Of the
globe 70 say nothng Of the influence which win be exer
ted on the other States Of Central America.
for he w, q q. numbers OF
which will be distributed here; but will endeavor 70
enclose you copy before O'Clock and II uusucce.sfa
viii have forwarded BY the proper department
will however, contain nothing important, unless DO
the additional a6dsvits In regard 70 the atack on the
some Suggestions In regard TO the contemplated war
movements of General Walker.
THE ARTILLERY AT MAssAYA-c0HDUCT OF THE EN-
0IREERs.
GRANADA, Oct. 20, 1855.
In order give you correct account Of tho battle ct
Masssya take the. liberty 70 makea brief statement
The army OF Nicaragua, - small a. they were. was
very efficient. They had corps Of saPpers and mine5s
commanded by Captain Eugene Fesse, who went ahead
TO open the way through houses, walls and brushes
constantly being under the nre Of the enemy. Thin
theks artillery under Captain Schwsrx, and done
effective service with Shells canister and granadea Tho
rifles fighting we'll also Captain Drews company
Of infantry, and likewise tho rangers. The miners
and sappers who arc commanded by an experieaoed,
dreds by sacrificing their own. Only three got killed
and about eight wounded, whilst three hundred and my
pr:oSs sns"; Alter ssrd labor Of mining and
ping the engineer corps went according to orders Of the
for them they we're the first to start and charge and
Lieutenant James X. Pagan Latter Harry O. Porter,
and others loaded the guns when disabled By the enemy
- they were thought Of doing.
GRANADA, Nov. I, 1855.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE ATTACK ON THE
TIONS-CAPTAIN RAKInLwICs-HB DEATH-CLI-
MATE-RUA SELLERS AND RUN DRIEKERs-KKv.
MR.. DICHL AND rEMPERANCE-NARR0wE ESQ APE
MONKEY IN BATTLB-THE ENKNY-BUSINESS-
SHIPMENT or CANNON, ETC., ETC.
When closed my letter Of the 20th ult tho steamer
had been ordered 70 leave ofthat day but she
has nevertheless been detained from hour to hour by
order OF General Walker, until 10 day. avail myself
orthe circumstance again address you, though nothing
Of importance has since TRANSFERRED.
Tho battles Of Granada and Massaya and the thrilling
events connected Herewith continue to absorb the pub
lie attention. particularly tbs attack on the American flag
BY the san salvs2orans and Gustemesns and the cold
blooded murders Of unArmed American citizens.
THE OUTAGE on THE AMERICAN FLAG-ADDTTIoN-
AL TESTIMONY RECORDED.
The following additional afadavits furnished Colonel
Wheeler have been enabled TO obtAn since the maxi
LEGATION UNITED STATES or AxERrcA,l
This day came before jane. L. smIih, Who tsss4e:
Ne s %
ri las. % his .a ss ,%s s
rsgua lie d By profession teacher Th. Sunday. the
an and saa o
dins the alarm went TO The little plaza short distance
musEsry and raes which Of lis return The forces
asss Fer i
ne y.. ssec G
oas ~ sIa'
se
the children coecealed Immediately cd
$ SaSs Is sS:s
10 vain Tor Children They pundersa he house Of i. his
sns
sSs a'' ~'' -, -, -. JAMES a. SMITH.
Sworn to before me ,S oas III %sss as s. Minister
s9 4
stated in his AFFIDAVIT are true in every particaar
sworn TO before me. this 9Th oe SS ' is5 SA-'
I'M jour Il. waErtEa u $ Minister;
sss GasVS5Is
psny.B First E,aes the Army Of the Republic Of Mica
ragus. and made oa.h that -. .,-.
combined forces q ustemais and san saiysaor The city
Il % As s e
Church Of San francisco whose house the enemy hal
the dead body Of sboy seven years o,d JUS
aad ny Mr. sa' ss ssss IT.
.pS .n to aas s he he .
he have suffered his ehuds place. that this
justice, and murder every American 10 Nicaragua;
swcrn 10 before me this 2.th October, 1856
hereby certify that I was pressn! With Capt Duncan;
and omy own knowedse the above sidsv, rge a every
PARTICULAR FRS, Iaueu.n, Company I. First Riss.
'A : 80 ions d. wassIIa, United States Minister,
LEGATION or usIrrp STATS OF AnxRca}
came sesr. s srse rVs FRI B@ssasi
he wa. .ansnsed With nce the month
% se pon &c
ss 20 M w a., s ss al, & ss '
fused @ take any IN with ne forces Of Gen wasr
ss S. soan,ry for p1sisson sss sss General
ssS @sesss ps h "a sps r hour. be
within n: line q dsisnss. xssh Ss declined . 40
y IN. yss IN u.
s:Gs aa e. Tss% e ss q
Gansa spoEs the language q the country aassy AID was
e. n.s. e. smp s, 4.p ,S s~ 1 had o.
ysd The reputation for great phanhPG9Psyx saS
before me 4 ~ w z, oSoS s5.s
wALKER's JUSTIFICATION OF ms DEATH SENTENCES.
mentioned in my letter Of the 10Th that Two ON Of
walker Ihaye since been furnished win The folio wing
explanatory Of the which led TO those execuous
cEsERA al Order cRDfR-so. sa
HspouARrxRs rHr Army
GRANADA, October IS, 1855 y
SoLnfxas-Each dsy demonstrates clearly TIA, the
waging against fasehood Of civil
gs'on aEsns, barbsrsm. Not satisfied with the blood
cltrens shed at Granada appetite
wbeised by the Of helpless children and holy
tiers Of Chris;laniyour foes have added another
the lopg st recorded agaias them They
Lieut. Col Lame, who taken By them prisoner q
some days
very this cold booied art Of cruelty was being
se oo@msnaes Of he Sassmss foee %s -
Innate yearnng fsr esehery he bad 6se
sentiments On bis lips when he the Of murder
The assusnston Of Lame Shows the nature the enemy
with which have 10 contend. OF the language
religion with themselves, they had against lying
with which they justify the murder of
American citizens Nothing blood And The
cowary instincts Of the savage be urged erecu
ton Of the Cuban patriot
Let then soldiers Of justice ana grandeur OF the
IN which engaged for fuhlmeui OF
the task which lies before Remember suffer and
struggle 20 redeem lovees Of lands barbsrsn
rule and sewage despotism. In such ths who
would not gladly endure few days OF privaon fatigue
Who would undergo little suffering danger
the sake c havDg his enrolled among OF
the
Lieut. Col y. A. Lame aide camp 10 the Comm,nser
nthef having been bsrbarously murdered enemy