The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-30

cnnauon nor cuiosy 70 avan himself OF the knowledg
ofthe contents Of copy however useful the knowiedes
or admirable the contents With this ntimati,n az
correspondents with ex Consul Fsbens was concluded s.
lief should b Afforded the important mission iuvoy
ing the rights Of Col Kinney, and the peace and pros
iamen. To remedy the dsuy ho~eysr as sias
corps da respe Captain Swift drew from the capacioua
pocast OF his external garment voluminous and diplo
ooAng document bearing the indubtsble seal and
stamp Ct ohciaty. Here was an am mbAssador whose
eonadsns were not private letters nor copies OF
mssn S IN a purely diplomatic style, aud bus aiaa
ren.nbT rn bSs BEAUTIES Tsu Of Colonel Knneys Chi
was an envoy fresh from the stmosphme a,S
anang canid g, .ne aroma Of Greyown. Tue Geuerai
the agent and he gracouy yieseS ta tSs
fs ehs Inc paIpSrs % this ponderous mssssss
Was nc usionel OF G,sytown that If
have acquired in the Mosquito Kingdom and ALA h,
establish himfef without moderation in tis moss
ten Of those rights he.Col Kiuneywould relieve tss
mind of Gen, Walker Of Ks burden Of az rehesir. h
mssnanimously recognizing the Covernmens Of Nj.
caI1gus, and fsiicating TIE General upon hs arnrt
mes Commander Chies of the army OF ths repphhc
Tiers was nothing cool in tit dves.ed Of every
.ign or symptom Of frisdity II was plain, unostss,
RESPONSE The couutenance Of the General a. PLACID
ss eve-, and his dsmeanor cLsrac erzed ~ ts usual
rigid conpcsure and his gray eye looked blArdy on thu
agent Of the embassy In mild, dspassonate i.ngoage
communcste to the distoeushed Official of thai Iccsty
In substance, that II Ee WIS taken within the limits II
cshs would Within y.9y %ed ncraa o xsrs ns asa
bae his dre1s OF Central American ambition by facin
tatDg his Involuntary ex from earth through the ia
strumentaliiy OF . heMpen auxiliary.
character did not unithfay represent the solemny o
the funeral hush The fate OF Coa-the fate of Jorsn
the fate of Maycrgsrose UP before the mental voos
q the envoys and the conclusion irress IDLE that
the-commander chief would not if opportu nity ofer,d
fail in the fulfnent of his promise lie never violates
his word, either in comforting favor or inaictlng q
punishment 1hoss were proposcns too satisfactorily
hy fhc Of h koc
The diplomatic conference over-the interview was
at an erdand General Walker appropriated his atten
tho Greytown ColoLel took their slow and silent depar
ture.
swift are sensible men and they view is in other
hight than deploratle failure. These gen .lemen are
he conTsSn OF he asr % q
kiDneys projects and aspirations, by proclaing their
Loyalty and adhesion 70 the fortunes n.
business In Granada, and Swift with his command has
Joined the army Of Walker. The last named gentlomaa
erprise but engaging in the expedition more through
The aluIements Of friendlness then from an actsaa
knowledge Of its character aud finding that the prod
cality Of his muncence has been wantonly snd decep
lively bestowed be has vsely determined to absndon
be Lies of the past in the hope of sscuring ndem.i1y
for The future He leaves tomorrow for Grey.own 70
cc nvey to Col Kinney the message tf Gen. Walker.
CALIFORNIAN REINFoRoEMENrs TO THE WALKER
ARMY.
The San Francisco Herald of the 21st ultimc, Says
The steamer Cortez which sailed yesterday for San uan
carried away ene hundred and twenty men. enlisted i
uoaeh fer the sailing of the hundreds of ms
crcwoed The wharf, anxious to obtain passage and h.
Of to Pay ss on
he repiisa that he had already exceeded bis q.
thority In eniistiIg twenty men more than the ons
hundred called for by Commander Walker The foIowise
list of all the names that could be obtained Of s
sanmis, D. A. Forrest Lewis Laiimer CaArles Shes,
Alexander Goodan, William Wight Benz amin star Ro.
T. C. Buckley, c. Whipple T. H. Carver James Pinkhan,
Charles Cha n Clark, James Elliott, D B. Morgan G. " Jsr
Tsn = D. Csilmsn, = Ressan, Samuel F. Rogers, Z:
Rockhill, W. Adams Clas. A. Snow, Michael CurrAa
Anderson. A. Gerrtt.
Abe Marysville Express Says
Col. W. A. Suffer- with thirty men, win leave ON The
next steamer on their way to Nicaragus. The
ssooa%pasy Uo are :,
\. Brown Robert Burns George Flynn, r. NJ. Gof, ).
W. Summers, John Nixon, c. s. Wells, Duncan Living
ipgtcn, Samuel Tutte Lyssnder Johnston, w. j. Hutch
irgs, VIM. Dunn, John A. Shelly, John Carroll Frank
Reynolds Rowe, A. J. Clark, thomas Taylor r. John
ston, James Miller, o. Cady, Cyrus Davis and f NJ
Tucker In the same company, we understand will he j.
rsrs f W with twenty more from saea
edI esoay morning, and we learn that r. W. Picken-
gill and Geo. E. Bro ckway also among the passeugss
1he Alta California of January s says
We understand that the representatives Of the Mica
% i; h % piov,aeu s1e WI. Dear .as insPecNSe
tee unon her arrival fronr the rn,ar c,as hha- 81.
went few davs since We orn from Col Ksv.n th.e
he has had len thousand an olcations from persons
anxious to cin the expedition bu. are deferred from
going for want of suitable means of tranportation
the government succeed in obtaining steamer ths
desires of these applicants can be uratiaed
r, c. r-,rr. c. :, I-r
80 ~ As. 1".' VI 'snu'1 SAYS
Inc following ceaths om diseases are reported to have
occurred IN one iorngnt IN the small body OF men co
maHoeo oy GenerAl William Waker:-lheut COL Charles
a. Gilman Capt. George r. Davidson Capt; Armstrong.
heuI; henry Grim benJsmin harrington Harvey Cfaw-
net learned Great inducements to 60 to Nicaragua
PROPOSED ARREST OF COLONEL q. J. G. KEwN.
MINISTER OF NICARAGUA, IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Before the last steamer left San Francisco warrant
issued for the arrest and of Col t. Ke ven
sgent or Minister Pen Of the Ncsragua re-
public for the cty of San Ffancisco or the state of Calf
fo MIA 1t was matter OF serious doubt whether the
Colonel would submit to An arrest as he
can throw himself back upon his reserved rights uu6s
the provisions of the Consulate Convention which pro
vdes that of foreign are ex
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