The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-01

Correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledeer at Grey
town il the subjoned letter gives an entirely different
version Of the dincul between General Walker and Col
Kinney a. published in this mornings Union
aCol H. H. Kinney, from Grsytown Is with us, on bis
tur from paying visit TO Gen. Walker, in Granada We
give the particulars they were furnished by the Col6ne
Himself on the steamers. Some time snee he informed
Cal Walker expressed the wish TO his aud knney friends
with him) he might have interview with Col Kinney
bsYeupon Col Thomas Treasurer General 70 Walker for
,oslly invited Col X. 10 meet Gen. w. In Granada.
This initiation he declined Tor time accepting but,
Al the urgent solicitations Of many and pledges they gave
thai he should 20 and unmoleted he consented and
M Greytown February 7, in company with Mr. T. Martin,
chief OF Greyown aid and companion, and ar
rived In Granada February III. Col. Kinney called Gen
Walker and Col Thomas twhose guest he was) introduced
him 20 the General COL H. H. Kinney, OF Greytown.
GEN. W. politely invited him to be seated, when the follow
Ing took places COL Kinney said lis propo
lions were CONFIDENTIAL and bis object IN coming to Granada
was desire to cooperate with Gen. Walker. lie repre-
sened % the General that from correspondence he had re-
es,ed he could be much aid and stated that party
had assured him he could bring hundred antilles as set
, and another that he could raise Thousand men as
soldiers when he desired. The proposition was rather
waved and the subject the Mosquito grant introduced;
when Col Kinney that matter had better not be
discussed till some decision be had when proper and
impartial tribunal had decided upon bis claim
General Walker remarked that he decided such quos-
ons himself COL X said his mission there solely to
ate with him. they could agree upon any mode Of
operations After exciting debate about the Mosquito
grant was concluded Gen. Walker remarked that he had
heard Col Kinney bad been speaking against the govern
nent COL Kinney denied the charge and asked bis (Gen
Ws) authority. Gen. Walker replied that IT came from
reliable source COL Kinney referred TO his anteceden
in public service had been invited there at Gen. Walkers
and expected to be treated with courtesy while
he remained in the State Gen. Walker remarked hat he
tCo should be careful that he used language that
might be considered reasonable. The parties had several
meetings different occasions, and at their last Gen. W.
left the quarters rather excited abruptly leaving Col Kinney
alone and as the Colonel raid, he him When
Col Kinney left be informed he under arrest and
considered Walkers prisoner while in Nicaragua. When
Col Kinney Granada he obtained pass from General
aker to leave for Grey town in charge OF Mr. Martin
COL Kinney, Iiearn while in Granada, was desired to
accept the appointment of director OF colonization by several
Walkers cabinet while he remained in Granada Under
the however, he decided he could do nothing
such was the difference between him and Gen. Walker COL
Kinney home the 18TH appearing as Il his abor
were in vain He intends retain his position, and II mo-
Tested what he claims, before II has been decided by
proper tribunal he will represent his case to- and demand
protection FROM at Washington as an Amer
ican Citizen