The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

naa On board four CANNON and the sAAnoA Of the uneis
~ was sddsd to the number. The military
sraanizaon won't board the Virgin the regular pas
scsssrs left bshina 1t Virgin Bay. Inc steamer
proceeded to San Carlos under the command Of officers Of
ne nansit Company and 1t 10 said under the superb
sion OF Mr.. Scott, the agent Of the company. Upon
arriving At San Carlos shots Ased from the
Nicaragua fort there when the steamer returned to Vr
gin Bay While the vr GIN was thus absent night,
Nsarsgua force under the supposcn that the passen-
ssrs had gone and that those behind were nhsuste,
made an attach upon the passengers eIcamped at Virgin
Dsy and killed several Of them. The Virgin on her re-
eaIn TOOK board The pAssengers, the bGsters and
1seasuIs and made landing q. Granada, which was cut
q the usual route. They ell were landed, and box OF
specie handed by the agent o! the ransN Company
. COL Walker. These passengers brought to New York
hs It'll OF November last the news OF the establish
ment Of Walker in Nicaragua Whilst the steamer Virgin
was aling toward the Atlantic, the companys other
steamer San Carlos going towards the Pacific side also
cut Of her route to make tho fort Of San Carlos
Tho Nicaragua force In command here Also fred into
the steamer, and woman ana chld passengers fo- San
Francisco, He'd The English and French passsn
gers the Uncle Sam upon their arrival in New York by
the Star Of the West. felt greatly dissatisfied at the
Treatment they had received, and the perils TO which
their lives had been subjected. committee was Ap
pointed vho waited upon the Tansi, Company he.e and
pecuniary compromises we're made With some OF Them
is supposed that q the Epgl.h and French pas
sepgeIs called their respective sonsu.s relative TO the
matter. Some OF tho American passengers h'vs sab
mi their grievances TO the government Of the United
states Previous the last arrival OF the Northern
Light, arrangements made by certain parties with
Col Feneh for the transportation u t. Nicaragua
Amongst the passengers OF the Northern Light on her
late arrival in this city Mr.. Scott the agent Of the
TSaneit Company and Col French The Trans: Ccmpary
had agreed with Col French to send TO Nicaragua 500
One OF the gentlemen prominently zee with
fbe Lapst Company, agreed 10 accept 70 considerable
amount for purchases proven to them lie for Walters
government. Part Of TIE under this agreement
were to be carried in the Northern Light and part IN
fhs Star Of the West the 9th q January next. The
Northern Light being in the custody Of the y. s. Mar
shall under legal process Of the directors OF the
parry sraered Captain hnkepaugh to disregard the ar
vest Of the vessel and to proceed to This order
given Notwithstanding another party connected with the
company mad proposed different arrangement by which
me object Of the government would have been uay
STAINED and the Northern Light enabled 60 to
few hours Meanwhile, It is uni estood in guar
ters that in consideration Of certain n ie afforded
the Waher government by the Transit Company, the
latter to receive extension of their chatter sr a.
NOS, hundred years Connected With the Kinney
dion 1t s fsct worthy OF remark, that Fabeas CO.
Addicted with Kinney has abandoned Kinney and Joined
Walker tha the fore- Is lef. With scarcely any
Fuppsrters.