The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

TIE folio wing Is the
LIST OF PASSENGERS PER STAR OF TIE WEST.


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kuDroe Geo Rochester, Arms-and 2l0 In the steerage
Capt. sct the Accessory Comp snys general agent at
the Isthmua has completed the great wharf at Virgin
Bayit Is six hundred yards in eng BY Eve In breadth
and reaches TO the verge Of deep water ensb a all
times the lake steamers to land and receive passengers
and freight in the greatest safety and comfort The old
launches have been necessarily Withdrawn altogether
Last week he aid do Punta Arenas another steam
or the river Of far greater capacity and power than
any hitherto She will be fitted up Ia good style With
sleeping berths and will be ready for launching In two
months.
ssNicsrkua Is peace" General Walker has now eight
hundred and atty Americans under Arms, and 'the cry
is still they come"
The suburbs tie city Of Granada have beeu laid out
irto buting lots, and alresdy sold pier being
ucted into the Lake and to be ready for early in
the ensuing month Of March.
scboorers to Virgin Bay and San Carlos, conveying
passengers and freight, advertised to sail with
prcmpisude three times week between those ports aud
the city, and than ALL the rich absentees have
urred to Granada and the resumption of business Is
firmly established.
Our Punta Arenas Correspondence.
TIE OUTWARD VOYAGE OF THE STAR OF THE WEST
-EMIaRANTs FOR MIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KEs-
RIGAN CAPTAIN OF COMPANY NEW YORK v0LUN-
TIERS, ETC.
PuNrA ARENAS (NicAragua), JAN 10, 1856.
The steamship Star of the West arrived here from New
York. after pleasant Of days and Is hours. She
brought down about three hundred passengers two
hundred Of whom PRO iced to San Fransco by the Uncle
Sam. The balance remain in Nicaragua, and purpose
uniting their fortunes With Gen. Walker and his 60
ment. The vigilance ef Mr. McKeon aud the United
States officers at New York ha been euded for have
about thirty men of a class, and whose appearance
would strongly indicate that the Of paying their
passage probably ia their possession. In fso
berg witness to the extraor iray efforts
KerrgAn hide away these IN the Of the
ships held when leaving, and teir subsequen. joy in
finding they permitted to 60, leaves doubt
my mind that they have hsd flee passage to this place.
They located themselves In tho seerage aud there regned
supreme du,iug the voyage Lttls regard paid TO
pro lions of French and Germans by the gentle
from the Fourth and Sixth wards. Their CON-
plants were UNDECIDED Council man Kerrigao, who has
been elected Captain devoted hour each evening to
drilling his company, and they gave evidence Of very
fair share OF progress.
Amtrg the cabin passengers are q number of persons
intending to settle in Granada, Captains Duseaberry
the passengers aud aspants to hold commissions in
Walkers army, with what remains to be
enclose list Of the officers ard mon Of Kerrgsn's
company
Captsin james D. Kerrigan.
First Sergeant, Charles Stowel
Privatee-Tagan, Reeves, Hail. Thryens Conway, Gag.
ley Lyman Campbell Norris McCartsn. Aoroney Car
ter we, weleh, Lttlefed, Anderson, Holmes, Knapp,
Murphy Lee Hu ghes, Scott, Cardng Johnson hsCsr-
] thy Carrato Ward and Ransom.
These are intended form the members Of New York
regiment and are styled Company Of that regiment
r. A.B
PROMOTIONS IN THE NICARAGUAN ARMY.
From Fl Ncsrsguesse, Jan. 12.1
In our noice last week Of the promotion Of Capt Mark
B. skerret TO Colonecy the Coils name was In two in
stances nsspeled
Col. G G. Hornsby, Brigadier General
| Col. Don Bruno Nstzmer Inspector General
Louis Schlesnger A6jutaut General with the rank Of
Colonel
In. Jotish c. Gessner, Assistant Surgeon with the
rank Of Captain.
John W. RYDER Captain OF Company G.
Second Lieut. Thomas Doland, Governor of the Hospi-
tel, with the rank of -.
re Wit Clinton. Aid to Col. Louis Schiesinrer with
the rank of Second LseutenAut
Fred Flsmand, Second Lieutenant, attached to the
Adiutant's lfice.
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Supreme COuxt-In Chambers.