New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
FLIGHT OF THE PRESIDENT AND HIS
CABINET!
DISSOLUTION OF THE LATE PROVISIONAL GOV
PRNMENTl
From FL Nisdragu ense, June q.

From Fl Nisaraguense, June 81
Patricio R.ybs and his Cabinet have desered-bdg
and baggage! Last week We published from the pm
Of bis Exceehcy proclamation OF the most intensely
patriotic oescrIpton. Teree days sftorwsId he hrd
ghtensS Of his own guilty conscience we oreat@e
the Govei mel has further necessity to divide
lis coInsels with those in whom II confidence
On Wednes sday, the llth day of June, Gen. w slker
left Leon after a DOst affecting paltiug with his EA
cel,pc at the barrier AT this time Leon WAS guard
90 by native soldiers. The Ame ricans nteifercd With
oing, tiat the city might feel perfectly safe under
TIE guardian ship of troops drawn from lis oSa vcin
ity The day after Gen. " alker left, Col. E,cObar,
cGmmancer of the ra,ive garrison, nforned Co
Bruno Natzmtr that the native force was not sum-
cent TO seep guard and requested detail of Ameti
cnns. Compliance was signlfed, ana an American
soloier s,atOued at the entrauce OF the PilGcipa
or Government house. Stror Salizar, Minister o'
War. thtreupon mounted his horse and rode down
to the barriers bare .heaced where be informed the
rhbble il al official bairaIgue that the Americans
had seized the Principal and Were about 10 murcer
the Presioebt aud bis Cabinet In his speech be
also took occasion to advise the people that the Amtr
csns going to burn Gown the churches ana de-
sroy the reEg ION of the country. great exdement
was the result, curing which the President ana Ills
advisers ok fight for ChiDandega The Americans,
meant me, weie innoceIt in knowledge Of what was
proeet ding; and although they knew there was
hubbub sbou something, they very naturally thought
it ~as some public ay among the people, when they
had a right TO be excited.
Don Petriaio Rvss, Preside mt of tue Republic Don
Sebastian D0lnas, Secretary Of state, Don MaXimo
Jerez. S. cr.tary of War, and Don Francisco Baca,
Mil lister Of Puhlc CREDIT all ed TO Chnandega. leav
ing Don Felms Feirer the only true and loyal Demo
Ct at eonnt ctd with the late Administration, ia this
city. .,.
na.ity as Mip,ter of War, seut word to Reaejo to
suspend TIE public work of foItifying that place, ano
oirected that the place be dismantled OF rs present
armament. Oid.rs were also sent to Col. Natzmef, IN
command at Leon 20 withdraw ls sentry from the
Pr,ncjDoL ell so~ each Of the two toSers OF the
Cathedral TO be gsrrsOned BY fifty soldiers OF the
country. Tae frontier picke,s were all called IN ana
veIy general Oder fed out to leave the Stae open
10 tie aIuy of invasion which was known to be al
vaLcipg on Leou The President expressed great tear
OF bis life ard s'attc that the above resolutions were
necessary for Lis safety.
The order sent to Colonel Natzmer was not obeyed
until il was submitted to General Wsker, who mnle-
cia:tly ordered the America commander i'll Leon to
comply with the mandates of the Minister OF War;
and further, to withdraw with bis whole force from
that city. -
At the time General Walker gave te above com
maDd be in Nagarote, at tie head OF $50 troops
marching on II on; but after giving the order, he
stepped at Mauagua Until the Rife Bat allon under
Lieut.. Col. AndenOn arrvtd, when he en for ural'
ada, accompanied by the Rangers.
Pres6en mt hivas and bis Cabinet, with tie exec yhon
Of Don Fermin Ferrer in Leon, but the c"ni'
II ander will have no further oommunicatidh WIN
lh, IN. They known to have made propositions 10
the emies Of the country, inviting them TO invtue
Nicaragua, ard Ger. Walker intenus 10 edVe tleui
with their new frietds =,
The above is succDct account of one OF tce
strangcst revolutions OIL record, ard We leave the
world TO 6rsw ite own conclusions a. TO the mouvcs
that probably controlled the President n hi-
ccn6pct. We can tny eccorn: for It on tne
ground Of Rsr. both fom the external ehem
,f the State ard from TIE fact OF an aQProachins
election. 1t is well known that whenever an
election has taken place n this Republic the de-
feaed cai dic ca'e either fed or was summaly eAeeu
ted. II is probable his EIcellency remembered tns
failing of the State ana knowing nst an election vas
about to transpie in the country be- according gy con
erded 20 follow the example of bis predecessor aha
iimself by flight 1t i. also known that whne.s
Costa RicaLs were il Rvas, and tirnid men douoleu
tie result, Sehor Rivss attempted to mske his peace
with President Mora, by submitting propositions 10
that gentleman. .,
This circumstance convnces US ths. the spPio,eu
OF an eltction, and an invacng army st the same
time, 20 frightened President Bivss that ne ha'o!
knew lat lie was doing; and in moment OF Pslie P
iesaby and chronic deceitfunees, be levi Tue iie'
cency, ARD thus lOet all hope for the future.
Alter tue Ali sh of TIE President from Leon tGe peo
pie Of that city became uneasy ct the speech oi oen
Sslzsr and snXousy inquired Of the fathers OF ,ne
Church il there wac any truth in the tns
tie Americana ineIdsd to destroy the religion OF tue
aId TIE Vicar Of Leon, good fsithfa man ins'ant'
y cens the oaumby and ordered az the priest. 70
declare oo Sunday that the report wa untrue Tue