The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

sssss m leDssh, and about an inch and Asfi, n:
Ne with hand and NJ lower end rests upon
right foot Close 70 The head OF the lAnoe some had
. btte flag split In the centre like swallows tail
The dog Prince Of military eannity accompanied the
Asssaya and was always with the most advanced
Our rangers sometime lind lying In the woods in the
vicinity OF the city, some Of the 6ueemallAn and San Sal
vadoran soldiers with their legs tied These prisoners
say they thus tied by their officers in order 70
prevent them from running away in the tight
ss, ece fought bravey In defence or our CITY Their
names Charles & Cantey William Buchanan, Frede-
NIX Kapp and 7. A. Warrington.
wrote letter. few days before the night 70 the Score
sASy Of the Bible Society, In which he observes-True,
may among the sain, for these have threatened
determination sganst all Americans, and II they
should be victorious they with do ~ they have said.
Shey are poor ano will need all that can be afforded
them should the enemy come and attack The city,
shall leave my books posted ana money ana ELECTS In
the hands OF Col John II. Wheeler, the American Minis
the steamer La Virgin, Capt n omas Banker arrived
"A the port Granada Thursday morning, Oct 30,
wmh foil carg, Of live beef, from Chontalss.
III Nicayasuene says:-we notice In the list Of COM
Georgia Tne knight OF Costa Kca," Mr. L., Of Hunts
vAie What dismal dreary drzzing, fzzllng sort Of
Tue ONCE Of TIE Recorder Of Deeds Mortgages, &c. for
TN Aerdional Department Of the republic was opened
n the ciy Of Rivas ON Monday the sth Of September
1906 All pers required b. decree 70 have tbeir
sas snds in the Aforesaid department reoosdavnth
\ six months aner thai date
On the aoh OF October the personal effects or the fol-
lowing named deceased persons were 20 be sold in Grsna
- by the pubic administr ey Mayaha Charles
uAlshar, Mayer srhssr and JaKus,Kiel.
tive serters from the army OF Nicaragua are adver
Nod.
II Eicarasue.e Of the 2sh ultimc says-on Thursday
evening General Hennngsen had the under his
nand exercising In The plazsthe artillery, in
Psses immediate diYectoas of Major wartx
nsners under Capt Hesse Toe men were exercised in
man9uvFeng the mountain howiszers, and from the
ptdky Of their oseing, certainly showed much prod
with the exception Of three or four houses Granada
presents outward appearance OF the battle Of which
Of Lave the 0ne year previous 70 the day Of
basse-l3sh Of 0cto0sr-General William Walker entered
eransda for the nrst time, aad this wa bus SECOND
me rst division Sons OF TIE appearance ever heard
e \ Nicaragua has been permanently organized.
ssentea duly to thus fanc isnasy before
Ne 9th Of December-Byron Cole, Robert Miihkin,
yAsxson, Wiley Marshall, Jonathan Wilson, George
And before Sh OF January, 1851 against the estates Of
n O. Breckenridge Henry soue. .ennngs Estse, Mayer
srhaier. Edward H. Laws, D. II. Wheeler.
All officers who have resigned, by presenting At the
PAymaster Generals Office IN Granada h air Quartermas
Fssnaons win receive their pay in scrip and their land
warrants.
PRESENTATION OF NEW YORK FLAG TO THE FIRST
RIFLES.
From FL Ncarasueuse, Oct. Al
On the ming OF the 31H OF September, the plaza
q Granada. in the presence of large crowd Of spects
ssrs the ist Rifle battalion OF the Nicaragua army-the
eldest battalion In the servce-was presented with q
handsome Nicarsgusn flag with the device OF the I've
voCanoee by Alexander c. lawrence Of the city OF New
Amer The evening parade had been concluded ana The
sher reg ments cismnsed the First Rifles were ordered
The military band performed lively air at the concu
SION Of which Col Ball advanced few psces ADD pre-.
ssnied the colors with the following very appropriate I'D
aress:-
Cs4 + ANDERSON, coxxAsprSc FIRST RirLEs:-srR-
ysn wen recolec Alexander Lawrence, ESQ OF the city
you on YOUR sst arrival there The interest he dsoayed
= ne sSSss sasss Of liberty 70 esrasTs and h sPPrs
- brave eoupsriots IN arms Among the ranks Of the bat
srs fought the great which are
sow engnged apa who receive he warnest sympathy and
seA ability, the noblenes nature, and ndomltsble
De establishment OF psrmanen; peaceful
as s ss s.n n y Rs y sads Ess
have received tom him 70 prssen, 70 The FIRST Rifles N
pseslsies Accept IL Colonel or yous regiment wei de-
serves H.
when Col Hall had conclu led company wa, ordered
few PAGES 10 the 'front.' 70 vc the flag, and II
was placed In their charge, Lieut. Col Frank derson
y The following ~orcs, returned thanks
6oloss N rs With feelings Of proud sasa..on receive
which have a he honor 20 a0.oS for
.sbe gf you. Colonel tor the catering manner in
wnsh has been & nov srbIy We esteem hs
s tel him shall sefogRs1 s. Us 90 every Rss .
ss beacon 70 light our way 70 victory IN he hottest % The
frsv battle shall tbe
and While heart IN ths battalion pulsates no
folds shall with redOubled courage, and
teach that way onward eonquerns and TO conquer
when this speech Was ended the battalion dis
nhred, and while the band played appropriate music
marched or proudly their banner 10 the breeze
IN the evening the officers OF the FIRST Rifles invited
sheAr fellow officers OF batalons aud tner citizen
friends entertainment the spacious hall opposite
Ne Pest Office.
One Of the toasis Vas, ne Hon. John n. Wheeler
Usised states Ninater-tns able exponent OF American
nspubhcannm
Col. wheeler YES called upon to respond. The Colonel
vas usual eloquent and pointed. He alluded 70 the
paat struggles Of Americans in this country how they
knd passed The dark hour Of their days, hou all was
bright and cheering BE said that the star OF their
hope had arisen 10 lead them on In the path destiny had
liked FOR them; and assured the genilemsn that
The government Of the United STATES desired nothing
ncre than 70 . permanen, government esiabliahed
Another reaa-6cn. William wakes-who, though
snail stature graspcd VIA titanic strength the Five
Volcanoes and benl them Into i've pointed star cloud
sna enthusiastic cheering, which was prolonged inn
q three times three"
AZ tho close Of the entertainment the following, from
- ssodlers Of the LIST Rife battalion, was read
Resolved That he thanks Of LIST Regiment Of Rifles
y. A, commanded BY Lieut. Col Frank Anderson are
hereby rendered 10 Alex C. Lawrence Of New YORK for the
uary General in the Of the splendid regimen.
Rr,sres Tia, couy 81 s resolution be sent % Mr. Law.
psa~e. through the Adjutant Of this regiment.
me entertain ment then concluded.
News from Costa Rica.
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