New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17
AN ADVENTUROUS PARTY.

| Late on the evening OF Sunday, the lSth, parry,
CT Dsisrg of Msjsr Rogers Minister OF hacendsi COL
| Thos f. Fisher QuariermasterGeneral Capt Sam
mis-, ef the Quartef masters department C"L Lame,
one Of Gen. Walkers Aids, and an escort OF but o.,
teen rar gers started from Massy. for the Cuy Oh
Grsr ada They had not advan led lar when oeesns
evident that it would be dangerous TO process ana
Mai Rogers returned to acqgalnt the General Of
The remainder of the party encanped for the ngII
Before morning they were attacked, and, tneagn
they defended themselves brayely, and succeeded
In cutting their way through they were, unfortunately
separated from each other. Colonel Laine was taken
prison.r Col. Fisher, with two Rangers, returned TO
Masnya, but discovering that General Walker bad
returned 10 the assistance Of Granada, they sso
retraced their steps TO this place. On their way
they met several large parties Of the enemy, and
were therefore obliged TO make very eircultous
returned on Thursday morning. They were veT
much faiigued, having ea'en nothing from the
time they started from Mssaya, until they arrived a.
Granada except once where they happened t, get to-
dren and only ore man. The Colonel placed guard
at the door TO prevent the egress )f any of the natY
and then provided something 10 eat for himself slh
men. I.
During the week several others Of the party arrived
They reported Captain Ssmnis dead, as they had zen
his horse fall under him. and supposed that he had
ceiyed wound. But, fortunately, Capt. $50
mic himself arrived in the city this morning. He hH
not been wounded, and had eaten nothing from "
time be left Masaya until he arrived here remaining
without food about five days. Capt. Sanmis y quiz
young man. and one Of the most promising ofhcsn
amy Theie are now only four OF the entire panI
missirg.
THE LATE INSULT TO TaE u. S. FLAG
MuRDLR OF AMERICAN CITIZENS BY THE Al
LIED ARMY OF GUATEMALA AND SAN SALVADOR.
The murder Of the American citizens in the Cityd
Granada, on the 18th Of the current month, by W
allied forces Of san Salv ador and Guatemala ia oned
the Infamous transactions that mus. forever disgrse
the character OF the people By whom II was aommtS
and brig the States thu. gave them such instruction.
under the col tempt, If tie direct censure Of ever
civilized nation. 1t rs ton far beyond the pae
of all civilized customs ID render il imp ssible Of
justification. Every incident every circumssnce coz
Iected with it, serves only 10 add to the guilt and sink
the perpetrators Of the outrage deeper In the greet
iDiquiiy,
Ii cannot be said that IL happened by acsidcnt, "
while the soldiers were in such state Of e1citement y
not to be aware Of what they did, for yet they bed
not been engaged In any action nor had they sho yet
fred upon them by any OF the citizens OF Granada
The residence Of Mr.. L4wless 10 etua.ed about MD
way between the large Plaza and the Jalteba C1srch
Hs house was the frst they cane to inhabited y
Americans, and without provocson or caass, whk
the American flag was flying over his door, and azanf
bis protest they fnt robbed him of all ths, was val
uabe in bis house, and then dragged out, from sodf
the folds Of that fag which should have made hn r.
son sacred, and shot him with GOODNESS and Ssa0'
Grafton.
As If TO add to the erocity. they no. coutss'
with taking his life. Being an American ctzea, "
stead of protecting him while living the caass -
continuance Of the outrage upon his remains az ~
death. Seven bayonets were hrW. through hn ps@
after he had been shot.
LEGATION OF USIrED STATES OF AxERIeh(
NEAR REPUBLIC OF NIcARAGcA.
This day personally appeared before me-, jan"
George Wiedemann, and makes OATH that -
A strong force Of the allied army Of Gaase nss
San Salvador attacked HE house. situated 10 the ag
Grapada, on Sunday, the 10Th inst, a. l2i O'Clock
broke open the same. They demanded II any AL
leans or white peop'e lived there, AID for ell anns
ammunition. They found A. II. c. Wood esq AT
American citizen whom they seized and took Ss'
to sho,t. On this saiant remonstrstei, getting "
tween The parties, and assuring them that Mr. woSS
although an American vas merchant o. san JesTrv sy
Norte, and in noTise connected with the army' luz