The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

Olive. Of Mschias Maine. now lying In this harbor
deceased belonged 70 Boston, Mass.
B. SQUIRE ColRELL, U. s. Com. Ag'
SAN JEAN DEL NoRTE, Feb. 2, 1855.
GRANADA, Jan. 12.-The state Of the market rel
much the same a. lsst given. Flour per b,L, $35-
on sale Corn, pee bushel, native, Acc. Sugar. pt
white, ippart, i5c TIA black, per h., import, 50
3d. DO, green, do, import % 70 81. Coffee, per 10
tive, loc salt per To-, bad, &c. Cheese, mils, pc
native, SC. Beans, per Sushsl, native, 81 50; 10.
shorts, per h., native loo. Beef per h., 6c Por
foot, per h., &c. to los. Cbissens, per dozen, 8
bread, per Dbl. $l2-pope on sale. MIX per quart,
Boots. begged, long, native So do importer, per ID
$72 Shoes, regsed jefferson per pan, Dstive, 81
German. $25; do. co. do, native, - so. Tobacco
ported u per lbmnon on faie Btandy inferior qui
sr sSn g. %hssy !. 900
case, s2S. Wine, port, extra slender, par gallon,
Madeira, very poor per dozen, $2s Clsret Julien Ne
PER soSen W; DO, co%m'nsst do'' sI hqscssi goo
ale Ale, IS to IS per dozen-very little on h
Qufnfne, per ounce, 81 20.
The Late Trip Of the Northern Light.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
On BOARD THE STEAMSHIP NORTHERN LIGHT
Feb. 1-11k Pm
Hosc tie Flibsstes Enjoyed Themselves on the Pas
Out Games and Amusements on Boord--Hrmal;o
Pioneer Club Presentation to the Club of a Soord
Gen. Walker-Ailitary Organization Among TIE Pas
GERS, de-, dc.
The excitement attendant upon the departure Of
Northern Light Ia matter of the past. The exciten
upon the steamer after leaving wharf and escaping
faDgs Il the District Attorney, McKeon, has been I
dually increasing, until it has reached its acme BY
enthusiastic proceedings OF this evening.
1 found on board ab,ut two hundred passens|
bound for Nicaragua, among whom are merchants, P|
fessiopal men, mechanics and farmers, including add
one hundred rank and file, who will join the forces|
Gen. Walker.
The voyage has been exceedingly pleasant, from l
efforts made by all to contribute the general osmf
and happiness, and eacn day brought some unexpecA
pleasure. AT times Court Of Dover, tor the trial OF
exaggerated offence auction Sales upon the rate of oil
gress made by the vessel lotteries concerts bes
the usual games Iesored to while away the hours
q voyage.
This evening club formed, embraciog Q 10,
number OF the passengers, who design to settle in Nm
rseus some of them ut present residents the city
GIapaca, engaged in commercial pursuits. A preln
nary organization was mace, the members aixing thu
signatures to preamble and resolution as follows:-
Northern Light emeraf is to the state OF Nicaragua
desous o. forming An association for the purposes mutt
arc citizens q a new country therefore,
styled THE Young America Pioneer Club"
A resolution providing for officers and the permane
Organization Of the club then adopted and Messi
Noble, Alden, Snyder Burchad Jerrold and Tracy we
appointed \ committee TO draft constitution and
laws.
After the orgsrization the members of the ciu
twenty. five in humber. sat down to hasty spread,
which Captain Tnkepaugh and the officers the ut
were invited, and spent several hours in drinking
and making speeches.
At the liable MIR. George P. Beschcr, an induenti
merchant residing ut Granada who wi III his son, is
member Of the Young America PioLeer Club, present.
to the club beau u sabre of the United States serv
style, designed for General Walker, requesting the cir
to present it to the General in their own name. III
very handsome compliunen; the club received
them With strong demonstrations Of appliance and {
Donation accepted by the club, through Mr. Alden, Il
Secretary pro te@s
Speeches made by Mr.. Noble, Captain Farnur
Mr.. Tracy and Others and the able only deserted
y late hour ana within 9 few hours Of Punta Arena
opr place Of destination.
The objects Of the club embrace the establishment
club room, reading and the promotion Of the i
ter ests of the members In whatever may becou
necessary The proceedings Of the meeting were direct.
to DE published in the New York and Granada papers.
The recruits board, eighty In number, q
uL Ger the command OF Captain j. Egnest FArnum 81
Acting Lieutenant Prescott Tracy We start in q f.
hours in high spirits and with sapguine expectations
TIE San Juan river and will PROBABLY reach Granada
Sunday. A.
News from Costa Rica.
From Fl hiearsguense. Jan. rs.
BY gentleman who arrived in this city ON Thursds