The Trinity journal., 1856-10-25
Arrival of the Sierra Nevada.


President Walkers army is in fine diSci-
pline and spirits, and is continually receiving
reinforcements of men and arms The conn
try is perfectly healthy, and the entire tran
sit arrangements in perfect order
The Texas brought 800 stand of Minnie
rifles, and four mountain howtzerS, besides
mortars, shells, ammunition and men, and
no doubt need exist among his friends but
his next campaign will be entirely successful,
and probably terminate the existing troubles
in that country.
Many females are already immigrating to
Nicaragua to become permanent settlers
The whole aspect of affairs in that country
is materially Frightening under the new
regime.
Major Heiss left Nicaragua on the Sd ult,
for Washington, for the purpose of ratify-
ing the treaty with the United States.
Jennings Estel nephew Of Gen Estell,
was shot at Granada on the 10Th of Spptem-
ber, for the murder of Lieutenant Charles
Gordon
Col. Williamson, Cd Lieut. of Infantry,
fell overheard from steamer on Virgin
Bay, and was drowned
Hamilton Bowie died on the 10th ult at
Granada
MISCELLANEOUS great fire occurred
at Macon, Georgia, on the 22d Of Septem-
Der, destroying the Merchants and Mechan-
les Bank, Washington Hall, and other val
uable buildings.
The difficulty between England and Mex
leo has assumed serious aspect The
British .Mii!Gi;t'tttor has left the country A
IL 4, Il q
payment of Mexican bonds.
The blame of the Panama massacre has
been thrown upon the Grenadan Govern
ment
Four deaths have occurred in New York
from the yellow fever, which has created
much excitement.
The West Indian mail steamer Fay was
lost Oh the 30th August at Lopez Island.
Crew, passengers, and mail bags were saved
An arrival from Havana reports that the
British war steamer Tarlarus, from Vera
Cruz, had arrived there looking for the stray
vessels Of the feet which are to be concen-
trated at Vera Cruz to enforce the demands
of the British Ministry in behalf of the
Mexican bond holders in England
An American vessel was taking in stores
at Kingston Jamaca, for the British fleet
at Greytown.
The following information appears under
date of New York, Sept "a:
The report of the Commissioner to inves-
tigate the Panama riots has been published.
1t is very long and able. Mr. Corwin rec
ommendS the United States Government to
occupy the Isthmus temporarily for the pro-
lection of American lives and property
The Cabinet has been in session a long time
considering the report. No decision yet
made known. 1t is probable that vessel
of war will be stationed at each end of the
line, at any rate. Corwin's able report has
obtained him the ConsulShip at Panama
Ward is recalled His removal was de-
manded in June last by the Granadian
Government.
The President intends to visit his native
State shortly
ATLANTIC PoLrICs s.-The New York 7r,-
6une is awfully chagrned because the Know
Nothings are running a ticket in Connect
cnt, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
Nobody" it says, " magineS that one of
them can be elected that the Fillmore tick
ct in any of the doubtful States except
New York, and possibly New Jersey, can
come out even second best. The only pos
Bible effect of running Fillmore tickets in
the States is to draw off votes enough that
would otherwise be cast for Fremont, to
secure the electors for Buchanan This is
the result for which Messrs. David Paul
Brown, VIM. HalStead, Austin, Baldwin &
Co. are really working. How much more
manly to come square ont for Buchanan at
once, like Rufas Choate, Fletcher Webster
and Joseph White"
The American State Convention at
Rochester, nominated ErastnS Brooks for
Governor, and Lyman Olell for Lieutenant
Governor. The boilers from the late North
American Convention united with them.
The late National Wing Convention has
had a powerful effect in concentrating the
strength of Fillmore. The New York
Times gives him the electoral vote of New
York
The North Americans, and Americans,
distinct parties in the State of New York,
have fused for Mllard Fillmore.
The Democrats of New York city are
proceeding with the Congressional nomna-
ton. They were never more enthusiastic.
There is no important political news
The Presidential election seems to be the
all absorbing question. Buchanan still has
the lead, but the Fremont men are not dis
heartened.
Mr.. Speaker Banks was to address the
merchants of New York in Wall street, on
the 25th.
Burlingame was tc speak in Union Square
the night the steamer LEFT.
KANSAS AFFAms.-From Kansas dates
arc to September Eth THERE'S telegraph
ic dispatch to the IriLune, dated st. Louis,
Sept goth, which announces the entrance
of $500 Missourans into the Territory,
and their advance upon Lawrence. They
were dSbanded by Gov. Geary. after a