The daily union., 1856-12-13
BY TEL II q X A {, IL ,

From Havana, Key Wet, and Nicaragua Highly Import
CHARLEsroN Dec. l3-The steamer Isabel from Havana
10th instant, via Key West, arrived this morning.
The steamship Tennessee San Juan 4h instant for
New YORK. had arrived Key West With 500 passengers
and 5000 900 in specie
The cholera broken board the Tennessee and
thirteen of her passengers had died.
Passengers the Tennessee state that General Walker
had been driven from place in Nicaragua, except the
Transit route.
At last accounts his forces four hundred strong
Granada surrounded by the Costa Rica San Salvador and
Guatemalian forces. They had fought for nine days.
Walker board steamer the lake. without com
munication with his army.
His in tight place, suffering from want of pro-
visions and clothing, and dying from disease.
Walker had destroyed Granada reported per Texas at
New Orleans, and Massara.
The engagement between the Ncaaguan schooner Grana
da and the Costa Rican brgowar lasted for two hours
The schooner armed with two pounders Finally the
brig blew up. TIA engagement occurred San Juan del
Str.
Lola Montez is passenger in the Tennessee.
The United States schooner W. R. King had arrived at
Key West and sailed for Pensacola.
The steamers Black Warrior and Philadelphia from New
York, at Havana.
General Hsrney and suite had arrived at Key West on
tour of inspection oi the different posts.
Flags Of had been hoitd at all the posts through the
country for purpose Of calling in the Indians for talk
and, II possible, to bring them to terms peaceaby.
At Havana sugars had improved 4 to Il.
The Southern Commercial ConreOn. The Closing Scenes
SAvANrAH Dec l2-The final session of the convention
extended from seven to nine o'clock this evening.
resolution passed offering the thanks Of the
ton to the citizens Of Savannah for the hospabe
which they had been treated.
motion was made reconsider the vote the Pacific
railroad resolutions Of this morning. with the view Of allow
ing the introduction Of resolutions to the effect that
Congress has the power build the road through the Terri
tories, but in the States.
On motion Of Mr.. De Bow II was tabled.
The negative vote the resolution avorng the reopenng
OF the slave trade was explained by amendment the
feet that said vote actunted by any feeling Of deter
ence the North.
motion Of thanks to the railroad companies for free
passes extended to the members Of the convention was
adopted.
The convention then adj ourned sine de.
The unanimous thanks OF the convention voted to the
president who returned his Acknowledgements in appropr-
TERMS denying the justice Of implied sinister motives
of the convention and speaking in high terms Of the hosp
tality Of the people Of .vannah.
The delegates subscribed two dollars each for printing
pense &c. and leaving for their respective homes
From Kansas
CpIcAso Dec live have received Kansas dates to the
"a inst The free.Stste militia under Capt Walker have
bsen dbandcd at their request Sixteen Of the
State prisoners tried for murder in the first degree
been acquitted and nine still trial large quantity
clothing received by last boats have been distributed
the destitute. Navigation was entirely closed.