Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-14
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A0's ON Nicaragua.
iteam y r IeSasi Captain Forbes,
lton " Juan with 700 pas Z
from lorna. AS usual !
elte ~ VEST. 60 coal. aud after.
s stasrs inc 22 or 23 hours. sailed.
~ ~ Al'sr passing Cope Hat.
W e1 encountered d severe hur.S
sn'cn sed with undated fury
~ ga : ND tiading that she had
y IONS coal on board, eaptaii1.
'a sef Prndeps 20 put into Nor
u "a supply on Thursday
!. ,,i..' ] Tex q assseport every
v sa' was fine. aud the health
aslser oops generally good.
q { gsTf e etteeSice force OF Walk
s. s !. .'p.sd sstroa twelve e fifteen.
tfed b g Nc men. ~ g -
sn. " alar was asked when. If ever
saas resnrn home to the U nited
veF said the greater iii!
until 4 can return, by
aker Hoops had evacuated Masaya
we're opeentrating in Granada.
s So 4le had advanced upon that
.lilln many Of his men in wayside
mer. Tennessee. from New
Two hudred and Eve recru Is
lpsted lfor Gen. Walkers ar.
y y San Juan del Norte, Grey
a ssd ult.
Nc Fag4ense contains a list OF
sec pro- erty to be sold on the
-, 3sAeary The aggregate value is
,dscIee published in Nioaraguense,
Hetsis is endowed by President
to exchange with the govern.
d tie United States notifications
treaty OF commerce and navigation
a the United States and Nicaragua,
lad BY the United States Senate
b CLOSE of the last session of Con.
d a San Juan del Norte. Captain
shepherd. IN. the 18th year Of his
being the oldest white inhabitauy
The coast. Capt. S was we'll known
thOut the world, in connection with
Shepherd Grant" of territory or
sqlito coast. f
tef in the New York Herald, from
nYsays r. 81.
ssamer San Carlos, left Granada
! instant. A fight was expected
lace that day between the enemy
sral Walkers troops it might
ned four or Eve days. This
ND decide things in Central
for some time to come. The
ere aboqt 2 600 strong. and ex
be reinforced by from 700 to ! ;,
the Sd inst. we met at Virgo
enlightenment from California fol
l56 strong under Col. Ke wer
hers. They left immedi ,tely for
On the 4th we met at CastelC
otter reinforcement from the
cs of 1856 men, with battery
mortars, shells, ammunition
Enemy did not make an attacl
ie .reinfOrcements, &C.. Walker
Immediately move upon them
81 Walker and his whole army were
spirits. as the enemy were doing
what was desired on the part o
aeTican forces, which with tie rein
tents has just arrived.
lober Cd. 1860 O'clock Il. MA
bringing Intelligence that by order
commander in chief, our troops al
( this morning evacuated Massaya
now marching towards this place,
da. The enemy are now in the
on of Massaya, and will. probably
upon this place. where it is heliev-
grand battle would be fought, The
ean forces then. concentrated here,
nbcr about one thousand those o.
envy attacking, fifteen. or eighteen
rmish took place yesterday neal
ice. threS miles north-w west Of Mas
n which il is said, one of our men,
leslie was taken prisoner, and two
e others we're wounded; and this
IS three of our pickets, posted near
ia were killed by the enemy.
ently a party of thirty Americans
in the Nlcaraguian army, under
nmand of Col. Mcdonald, attacked
oye behind their barbados a large
Of rebels. NUM- ering $50 or per
more: In th9 encounter one
can was killed and several wound
bbsequently apnumber Of citizens oil
a,voluntesred and marched against
. :. Ell Nicaraguense
Ias deemed ad-
1any into three
on by officers
lhselves. Bryon
plonel. and VIM.
nmand. Robert
lead the first COM
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