The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

bbe dogs CT this city we're al killed Of there would
rot b rsfScssnt annoyance to keep as awake.
While are in peck Of trouble about the scarcity Of
news, tie Postmaster informs that great piles Of our
foI New York and California These papers would be
perfect god send 10 editors abroad and yet boats
come and take them where they are much wanted.
During the week have been visited by frequent and
pie nu Showers to the greet delight Of the people and
the sweet of the EARTH With the Of
rain and vesdure the health Of the city returns.
The town Of Granada remarkably lonesome at pre
sent. The streets Look deserted ard the place
has fallen away in the number Of merchant women at
least onehalf
Considerable sickness prevails at present among the
native population. We have heard of two cases OF
rmallpcx.
Last weeh party Of services connected With the Costa
Rcan army went the lake to the island One
eps, and destroyed large quantity Of wood belonging
10 private Individuals which had been cut for the steam
ers they also killed one white man, whose name We
Don Senior Max. Thoman, Of Gotham notorety has IA
vored us with specimen Of Cognac equal to the best
bcrzed stste thst he has few more lett at his nst
tuition On Hospital street. fronting the San Francisco
King Of Prussia for Granada City.
The government Of Honduras has published desree
ordering the Minister Of Hacienda to receive francs ct
The bate Of ave for SIX cents.
The sane paper adds:-Wines Co. inform US that It
least lt0e issues Of FL Ncayoguesve sent to the
Eastern States BY the last Pretty good crcus
IAN
er.aIdsd to different parts q the republic and tie neigh
boring States.
Wires Co. forwarded by the steamer of Friday 800
letters Tor the Eastern States.
Obituary.
FL Niccyo0usnse Of April 20, says:-Lieut. JOHN 8.
JOINS died Thursday night. He deserved to live for
the good of his adopted country
q q who in
he buried as twelve O'Clock that night with the
b,pcfs Of WAY The American brass band played the
funeral march, and the ceremonies o,hsrwiee con-
ductsd In manner to pay the utmost respe;t to lion
hearted ece". The memory OF Sir John Moores burial
IN the Pehinsuar war; wss strongly bsough to mind on
the ocealion
Judge J. CALEB SMITH, well known in California and
Virginia, cied in Granada Friday, 25th of April alter
sioIt attack fever. The best Of medical advice and
Attention rendered TO Judge Smith, but the disease
could rot be stayed and another gallant and honorable
gentleman has given his life to. make memorable the
grave yard OF Granada.
Brtwrter OF the First Rife Battalion died in this city
Tussdsy night after shcr! illness Of three days His
sich bed scothed BY adys kindness and his fune
raj honored ~ q soldiers should be.
lied ct GranseA April q, Nathaniel Parker Potter,
sged y years First Lieutenant Of Company First Rifle
" he sngrsted 10 Caii.orns in lsls Joined General
Walker In the Lower California expedition, among the
frf to olew him TO Nicaragua, was an active partcpa
ter in the capture Of Granada and received the wound
from which he died. While CALAMITY charging the enemy
in the second BEETLE Of Rivss 1t viii b. some c,nsola
learn that al tie earS sorrcwng companions and bro
TIERS urIemitting attention could give be received.
ri.d a. Granada, On the 2s.h inst, Griffith Gray, Of
Kentucky, ssed q.
From Fl Nicaraguense, May III
On THURSDAY AfterIo on, at O'Clock, Capt. JAMES
WAlEER Of cempsny A, second light infantry battalion
died 81 MAssaya, and buried In this city yesterday
Capt. Walker tie youngest brother Of General VIM
Waher and Gully arrived in this city about three weeks
sgo Owing 20 an exposure In tbs service OF the STATE
rubsebusnty resuIted In his uniimely DEATH During
his inetp Capt Walker attended with all the care
that could be bestowed and much credit Cue to Capt
John keCsrce who attended him ct bis bed during his
entire siehnss Senior Francisc, Bravo, Governor of
kAsssya> gentleman whose feelings and ability always
prompt him to acts Of kndress towards Americans-s
alec spoken Of BY the Attendants Of Capt. Walker
MOS. unremitting snd solicitous 10 his
Before his death Capt Walker consessed him
sef and received the holy sacrament administeYed by
the Catholic Church and his last wish to be buried
~ true believer in that religion Alter his death,
party Of sixeen nAises detailed bring the corpse
70 this cry This morning, uncer the charge Of Capt
williamson, Quartsrrsster suitable coffin was pro-
HeinA stree, ard accompanied BY the heats Of the
civil department. the garrison soldiers, and large and
brilliant array OF native and American officers together
wit tie American 81 liens In town, proceeded the
plaza, and 70 the cathedral where high was per-
icru ed IN the presence of large attendance Ct the pop
nation Afterwards, tie funeral cortege moved Of 10
The cemetery, and the body inferred with the
solemn ceremonies Of the Csthohc religion. A brave
nAn ace mplisnea gentleman and general nvo,iie
hAr thus p,sed away, ard is today exalted among the
spirits that inhabit eternity"