The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-03

every runaway 70 the sword L ssss ho Ssvsr sast
tack than the enemy himself and misrustins .
that looked almost miraculous he preferred standing III
%es b Ssrs1 n 70 srs asv
this fact doubtless that the fusityes had esure To-
their fight instead Of being pressed and hArrAssei An
put In peril OF destruction at every STEP
r. S.-Afor lapse Of several days have nothing to
add to the above account but that the entire loss IN
killed and missing amounted TO only farty-th sni
that of the latter nineteen captured By the enemy
and summariy shot. The number lost s consequently
much less than ct rs. supposed but the moral IN
jury sustained BY the spirit OF the army has not been in
the least exaggerated Many thugs however have and
the most absurd the report thu. Captain phorp
Of the New Orleans company caught the flying Schss-
unless he stoppei 10 his retreat and that Captain Kelly
performed the exploit. The truth is that sh
schessngsr that personal ndigni.y woad hsvs
cured his panis and have turned back mis- blood towards
his individual aggressor. Captain Kelly is too brave
q man to seek spurious renown In reporting such
thing about tmsel: end TOR captain Tnorp. IL that
We're his motive for following close upon tae yiog
heels OF Sch eesnger he should have made known AT
once least have left the panatton behind n
on departing without leave from Nicaragua. The spre
sentation Of the prowess Of the voRuers is of piece
information from all sources, (whout any interests
to favorites eaalt) ami found that tbs Vol
tguee had chance to form during the eutirs fgat
Doubtless many OF them improved suoh momentary op
portunes offered for shot duriug the c0nfu-
sion OF Jne urSt tur60 Dut tn6r VAOr was OF
that desuory character that could bs and
1t must ba admitted that hsrosm OF three minutes Is
not suffice: for very arge number Of trumpsts The
features OF the action are that the Nes York mpauy
the frat to FORM that they the only psny
that fred voley at tbs envy and that they were the
may ss ms1,on sas .hss M.ior Inns oSsi, ~ao
really tiled to the fight Of Scnlessinyer
and osueh. up tae among the Neg Workers. with tue
would fight They fought out little no rever for they
had coanca and whst they found the from the
HntAn
cred 1t prudent retire They LETT representa- i've
upon the field and that the little drummer boy who
Of all stood besting his till shot struck him dad
en- the spot. have really nothing to add beyond
the that great degree of must be
expected from country where journalism has pr0per
representative, and that hear Of such exploits
as those attributed 70 Thorp aud Kelly have right
to remind ourselves that Schle ssnger
very good specimen Of = letter wii,er's hero.
Abe Intercepted Cors e.pondencc Bstween the
Costa kican and English GOvernmenas.
We have already published three of the letters forming
part OF the correspond which intercepted by
rart Of General Walkers forces From the following
three whiah published belisvs for the arst
time, the dup!ci,y Of the British government is made
still more manifest
MR.. wALLERSTEIN TO LORD CLARENDON.
CONSULATE GENERAL OF COSTA RIGA,
2Warwick Crescent Harrow Road, Feb. a. 1856.
Ny LoRD-I have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt
tf Mr. Hammonds letter, whicn he in orms me, by
erection Of your lordship will be given
to the British Admiral the acidc station the
coast of Costa Rca to be visited by her cruisers
Tor the protection OF British Interests.
In acknowledging with gratitude en- the part Of the
compliance with the application waich hsd tho honor
to address your loriship cannot but express the hope
and expectation which will be entertained oy my
me that the interests cf Costa Rca will be included In
this protection; interests which, have already had
The honor to represent your lo dshp closely
neced with the interss of Bfusn subjscts IN that
quarter.
With reference to nv foruer letters, In which it was
my duty to dra your ordshpa notice to the degns
the ibus'ers from which much danger to bi appee
hended by Costa Rcs in with the rect OF Cen
trail America cannot omit this opportunity OF mskiug
wsrded to me, and which, (As find i. like wise is
toned in the public pres has probably been conveyed
to the British governmen. through other channels,
unlawful aggressors, (nnoer whstsysr denomination
they may carry on their prcjsets,) have been
in effect If not ostensiby, aided by soop of Of the
United states stationed In port Of Greytown and
that they therefore countsnanced, directly indi
rect in the territory Of Nicaragua by the government
The policy which actuatas that government in this
respect cannot but be most ipjurit to the tranquility
and prosperity Of the countries Immediately
cerned we'll to the interests Of the community at
large; and the but i'll concealed Of thai policy
are ntexston to the United States and the ,ion
RES the government OF Costa Rca cannot too earnestly
ipore the attention OF the British government to the
melancholy fate which awaits her unless the sympathy
of Great Britain the of humanity and cvilizA
ton can be awakened TO the extreme danger Of the
ment which can be ayeted only by some immediate and
decisive measure OF cOunteraction.
have the honor to BE- my Lord your iGrdshi Ds 'st
9Sedient ss e1 humble $ ser servant; &c f. wAlLERsrsN
&c, Foreign Office.
MR. wALLERsTEIN TO DON BERNARDO CALso.
GENERAL CONSULATE, REPUBLIC COSTA RcA,
LONDON Feb. l6, 1856.
this steamer will inform you Of all the poi al Of
this part CT the globe and also Of my movemsnts con-
trusted to have also delivered to the .ntle
two months pay from the 18th January to The 18th
March, to wi fiOo To liquidae this sum have taken
the liberty to draw in conformity with the enclosed
sount.
$500, to se paid at the end of April, infAvor of Mr.
nissz ~ 8u,aa n which beg your E.ssllency viii make
other took the liberty OF drawing also to day against
your Exceency for $780, favor also of Mr. Qairoz aud
to be psii at the end Of April. This amount viii pay
to the government in the general account.
Mr. Marie is going back very we'll accompanied, and
think that this cAss Of co onsts are wanting nov In
Costa Rica before anything else ! remain, &C.,
+. wAILERSrEIN.
Don BERNARDO CAIso, San Jose, Costa Rica.
LETTER OF MOLINA MINISTER AT WASHINGTON
FROM COSTA RIGA.
WASHINGTON Feb "a, 1855.
Don JOAQUIN B. CAIvo, Minister Of Relations Of Costa
By the steamer Osprey, which must have sailed from
New York. had the honor write your Honor long
letter. informing you Of divers interesting affairs under
dates Of 2lst and 22d answering to of the
18th of last month.
Being able TO confirm all said In my first communica
ton, have Only to add that by the last recsvsd
assured that there deep interest ielt in Paris
the quss ion and affairs of Central America, with the
.pcere wish Of helping to maintain the independence of
its true Inhabitants But probably this sentiment will
not De acted on IN any positive way TIL the people ntsr
tsted shall fight to throw off the foreign yoke
In the newspapers, y,ur Honor will find the news Of
tie opening Of the English Parliament where, of course
they agitate the difficulties pending with this govern
ment ABOUT the recruiting and the Interpretation Of the
Clayton Bulwer tresty The ministers have clearly de-
fined their position and say they going to maintain
IL without wastr any more time in correspondence,
which cannot help settlement.
The English government has declared itset satisfied
with the of Mr. Crampton and having rendered
TO this government ali the explanations and that
to be given, proposes TO submit said treaty to the de-
cison OF arber, which appears viii not be accepted
by the American government
The Convention of the Know No.hings met yesterday
in Philadelphia, with the object Of nominating their
didate for the Presidency Tne best harmony is to be
found among the members There divisions aud sub
divisions in regard to the leading question OF slavery
and If they not able to arrange these differences the
triumph of the democracy will be nfAble st the next
election.