The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12

win produce the cscao growers hsrs ten ns-nsary
Il not quite 900 pounds Of eaeao TO the asre Tue
of Nicaragua Il the finest in the world NJ though
it is unknown in the American ms1et, would certainly
commsnd Is high price the best Article from any
th,s Calculation, each acre would produces $50 worth
which would amount - 81, 600 hundred acres were
cultivated. Now the labor OF ten men u more tnan
enough to keep the estate in crder gather and
dollars each would be very high rate for the Of
men per custom das not .ssssd
81 SEQ more THIS would bring t1s Nicaragua cacso into
the New York market 81 ten cents per pound and leave
bred acres thus tvatsd. T.re very many estates
that viii produce ats similar TO those ABOVE cacaated
which are In bearing coEdton, noting more being
wanted than the removal q the underwood, which has
soeumulated ouaaa three years q reject the sseso
long the oak OK the logger than the appe
tree.
wsy North America This because Of the TACT that
ali CONSUMED in ce States Of Central America AMI
neo e0ls Uou not Sn such sSseo.ss
as il called the hest IN New fork e. any p;ice
During few yesrs, doubtless I'll he cacAo ttat can
home, ard higher prices than cJsld be o.,
tanned Tor it in the United Steses but shoaid the oa
E W %
become OVERSIZE ked, foreign markes vsuid have u
be ioand should the Pslrses Of the NORTH Ansrosas
luxury At any price On. GSve enaeavorsa show that
ing this delicious beverso even at rrces which
paid, the United States for very <a'-rior articles,
end therefore that tie purchase OF these g.
tutes viz be very POpatar speculaStG ON the part o.
iz1r1,grapts to this county
From ,he Longsks river to Rivas distance OF ABOUT
miles, the enreiand along the road is under cult
vxtiop hut in 3 rude and print iva manner Corn
-ccrrnon Indsan eern-is sown broadcast not planted
in bills or ross ano.y.t It seems flourish. do not
hnuu IA, 0drcad ppr
cultivation, but the large, and the grain 1uiy
developed heoce conclude, the product must ee very
entire cuntry and tho only corn bread such rs Is com
in the Vuited States that have ever tasted IN
Nicaragua, paue Of meal imp rteo from New fors.
We the young for horse eedt is the ony fo5
der tor horses N Grsnada-cus the ears COB ana nu
when very yourg after boiling, make 1t into orutd
with cheese and ortitds without cheese; but canao
that delicious article, "Hoosier bread" wi'h
somebody wouN here with q corn mill. make $
torture for himself, anc make US happy e. ths same
,ime. ssa such would Re the result OF such a
speculation We would not be particular about hne
-four ii could only have broken into pieces
without tie process CT boiling it in ley We would
grumole much II the hulis rot taken off, or II the
-four were little coarser team that ur corr bread ~
made o. ST. Louis New York. There plenty o.
water privileges kere there is peD'y corn - grlnd
there plenty o. Anercaus 70 eat corn cakes All
want IS q mil VINO will come our here and maze rs
happy in uhs epecu lfyou know the miller who WI
give eoSd meal. TO tell him there Is
fer hi1 here i'll Nicaragua, and beg him to CONS
and put lSTn his purse
WASHINGTON, Feo IL, 1900
Interesting Confessions Of one Of the Immortal cmncil ot
Eita-Sera Sessions Resisted-Aprrordl Of the SER
tary and President not anticipated by the Board Rich
DepsJop. n,ents Of Conspiracy, &C., dc.
According to promise, send you in advance, the
substance the confessions Of member OF the Nav
Efficiency Beard" which will take occasion to say is
to the letter and viii be read in fey days in the
Senate OF the Ui'ed States The names suppressed
viii then be made known and will carry weight with
them wherever they are known. Read snd ponder vel
ye /" Inmor tai Council If Fifteen" E.
have spoken 10 you Of 8 conversation held in New
York, since ny return from the OF Attc, with
Com. the ject being the &C ion Of the late n =
val Bafa Of which h- Il member. had also
e''ei in Con; Is hsndwris'ngt t. Nc p, son Of
COM, laC- Ii utenanr. in viii ID Com. - coui.
yhnents -. AID then adds: ~ hope the Day will soon
come when the mons rous injustice shch has been ne
-, did not suppose he would be very communI "a
tive, but be received with much warmth Of tee log
ano courte that determined 10 express myself very
freely upon The whole matter, aud do The C,mmo
dole chen SAID tna he could not ak to Of
beirg unoer i'm piled obligations Of scecy 70 the board
but b+ would say that be abominated the action If the
board that be had protested against its secret sessions
that be hsd presented a resolution (Which had
p,eserved) to have open meetings 10 that effect
which was voted Gown hat he had been dshono 70 j
and cisRraced by the action Of the board he pelpg
meb+r Of IL; that he hoped he should soon be called
upon TO disclose his views of ali that had been done
and thar when called upon t. disclose his views Of AL
that had been done there, taken place ct The board
tell the whole truththat had protested before the
presoent and secretary against such Star Chamber
ceeongs that be Col s'derrd IL n enstrous ia every
that 1t vas packed conspiracy against the honor he
Lazy that II haa ruined his reputation and he knew it,
sn1 he also knew that he had done wrong tn-re
rs little as he had cone, and he sorry for IT. that
1t the first time in tbs life that he had been
upon to do tAt which had caused hum 20 loae his self
respect, but that the action of majority Of that board
ESe Commodore said that he hoped that not enc
of the lew commissions would be confirmed by the
c f,1 ixv kaA. ~,
concuct of these conspirators exposed He said
ne ono not make AIRY OF bis opinions about this
s ~ a ne D %n nau al sraoeo anc o.nonoreo nam
identified with the navy and he had lost ali 10
the navy and would resign nsanter II he had the
CT living he regretted that he hal not given up his
commissioned Decessary-or placed 1t the Issue
rather than act ard to have be was
to set his ordinary ssgscy that he did
refuse be even conservative member Of the b. "a 3D.
The Commodore also raid: Sir the board imag
ipeo for one moment that all the lit the action OF
barciwouc be approvedby the and fresdeot
but supposed would be sent for revision au then
Said the conservative members Of the board w-ud
have had some power and could have npeed the
spators or these men, TO do justice where much in
justice had been cone"
Here is q con ession from . penitent and suffering
member, which his whole and action showed to
be real
The Commodore also said:-"sir If was ordered to
the comma and of and important expedition
to- morrov, would tell the department and the world
that would prefer to select my officers from those
have been discarded rather than those who are lef
There IL uo.hipp sut a bundle OF sticks left: men who
cid anything, and will; who never male
mistake because they never attempted anything"
Such fs the excuse of Commodore - for his part
in ,e drama which has been enacted, following the
example Ct Spanish inquiston, which executes Grst
and tries afterwards II cannot be that proceedings
characterized by the prominent member can stand
the tost of public opinion.
Our Detroit Correspondence.
DETROIT, Feb. s. 1855
Death Of the Hon. David Smast-K,nng Prospects at Lake
Super1r-Chdrter Elections al Detrou-2risenph Of tie
Lire Ock Candidate de-, dc.
On the Gaornng OF the 4th instant Detroit lost Of
best raost benevolent and most beloved citzeos-sne
Hon David SIM ho did aftec aha-t