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

HEWs EROu CENTRAL AMERICA.
By the arrival Of the Northern Light We have aes o.
papers dated Granada January 26 and San Juan Feb 2
Many families arriving both from the Atlantis
! and Pacific States.
T. Nicayaguers, Of Jan. 26th says" We regret 70
learn that the American Minister has been
during the last two Gays Is to be hoped he viii
| be fully recovered again"
Col Kinney's organ Central Amerioom) contains
thing new.
OFFICIAL ADDRESS OF NICARAGUA TO THE CENTRAL
AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS.
| (frApslation.l
| CIRCULAR 10 TiiE GOVERNMENTS OF CxsTRAL AxEuoA.
! RnrMic or NICARAGUA,
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs,
GRANADA, JAN H. 1885, J
TO TIE MINISTER OF FoRnGN RELATIONS FOE I1iS SuPRRlE
GOVERN MENT OF THE STATE
SR-The supreme Provisional Government which
directs the shsirs OF Nicsrsgaa to-day firmly estab-
lnhed basis shch enables II to nsinain The peace
and tranquility Of Its nhs i.ants wi hout fear Of
disturbance, and 70 protect pubic hber confo maby
| with the institutions Of republican government
dssvor BY wiss aud appropriate measures 10
and happiness for alt Mica and maintain
perfect haImsny and frsterriy with al the Central
American Roverpn'ents seeing that In all things their
10, is identified with that Of Nicaragua.
This sincere dsrs, AIDED i. IA by puoic opini N,
discoses the universal aspirs for cordial union OF
the great Central American family which is evitaacec
by the recent official expression Of heir tive CIV
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aroused from its Iehsgy, makes manifest her whs for
fsterpal union. My Cover nnent sith lnesbe
pleasure these deponsraons which sp,iog from bic
manner Its beloved Independence its territorial integrity
and It's responsibility abroad.
I With these views, In The name OF my government,
| have the honor to address myself TO your repuohc
through your honorable se Tor the purpose Of inducsg
from here or to scersdit some one to this govern
ment for the purpose discussing and arranging tue
terms of union OF such vial interest to all Oentfa
| America.
| inoulge the agreeable hope that you, Mr. Minister
win this cespstch TO the consideration OF tas u
Magistrate Of your republic and that You Will be
pleased to accept the assurances Of mos distinguish
| ed consideration. GOD lLBhRTy USIoS
ARMY AND NAVY PROMOTIONS.
Ell Nicdroguene OF ia uary rs ssys:-DuIing the pas
week the following promouons have been made BY the
Comm anoer in Chief
Thomas +. Fisher appointed Quarter Master General,
with the rank Of Colonel
Francis Nation appointed Assis,an. Commlssary Cane
raj, with rank of Captain
D. Latnrop promoted TO First IieuenAncy.
Il. c. Huston to First Leutenatoy.
julius deb issos promote the first Of January
to the position OF Captain IN the Navy OF Nicaragua
OFFICIAL SYMPATHY OF THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT
WITH THE WALKER RlvAs RULE.
BRITISH VICE CONSULATE
Ill REAIEJo, Jan. 10, 1856
SIR have the honor to sekno sedga, with all Que
satisfaction The recep Of your official cespAJch, under
date OF the Sd November last, he duplicate Of which
nzance this Consulate copy If treaty concluded bs
tween the chiefs Of the begerent parties Generals
al
ment Of peace nd forma ion Of provisional government
under the presidency of Don Patriot, Rivas.
As an eye witness Il all the horrors aud events which
have occurred in that unhappy country since the begin
ming Of the reyou ion in May 1851 nobody better
appreciate than myself the reesaoshmen Of order
quiet it is to hoped that the enligh.ened
bers of The Cabinet which directs affairs wi
bring pospe it, e5en TO the most INDECENT inhabitants of
Be persuaded sir, that the government of her British
Males viii be disposed TO synpa hze With you so long
as the affairs OF the coun shall te conducted in accord
uith fha and nrtvtfU IN fla Ian nf
nations.
With the next courier shall transmit tt Charge d.
Affairs Of her British Msjss,y IN Central America,
Charles Lmor Wyhe residing in Guatemala, treaty.
accompanied by your communication, for his knowledge
a information.
have he honor to be your most obedient servant,
THOMAS MANNING, Acting Vice Consul.
To his Excellency Senior Don MAxIAo rEREz Secretary
Of Foregs Relations ct the Supreme Provisional Govern
mett Of Nicaragua.
NEWS FROM THE MINEs-CHEERING REPORTS.
Ttrom Fl Nicarsgoease Jan 49,
may possibly appear singular 10 some OF our foreign
Iesdsrs learn that have here mines OF gold sver
copper which would be found erior II properly
eeveiopea in the world We have recently heard
the glowing accounts OF the success of some Few
who turned thefc attention this lnsra
brarch Of industry, and s4ely assert thai
bad we ids. few of enterprsing indu str ,us
and experienced miners Of California the, would Gpi ia
this country reward worthy of their labors and which
the almost exhausted and worked regions of Cor
FL Nicdrogunse of january 25, ssys:-A citizen of
Granads, represented to us rs extremely poor who re-
Gently made 70 the Mnes OF JolRalpa returned
during the week With small pile in the shape OF dis
mopd, valued at thousand dollars. He out
Of the rough stone accidentally with his machette.
MORTALITY IN GEN. WALKERS ARMY.
The pa per sddsIied, evening OF the 18th
inst, Alfred Bernard, nember of company E. Ride Bat
taitn. We understand Br. B. native of Philade
whence he came to thi. country. Mr.. Bernard
loved among his comrades, and his loss Is sincerely de-
plored by all who knew him.
We also exit enefy to be compelled to chronicle
the death of Sergeant Ma smith, of the rife battalion.
which event took place on the 10th inst Mr.. Smith
a very eeti1nabe man. and his death has been great
loss to the BATTALION by which he much respected
Through the poiteness # the Governor of the Hospital
Lent T. Dolan, have been allowed 10 take from the
registry book Ct that institution the following names Of
those who have died since our last issue:-
On the i7th instant Armstrong Of the yolIigeurs.
In this city on the 18th instant, w. Nkeman, Of CON-
On the 18th ins.snt, Mr.. Mertles, OF company D.
OBITUARY.
from FL NicaraRuense, Jan. 49,
HON. GEORGE II. CAMPBELL.
Died, IN this city Granada after an illness Of eight
days Wednesday 14th inst of congestiye fever Hon
George u. Campbell He nativs of OF the East
ern Slater, New Hampshire and blessed with a good
constitution, clear mind and Industrious habits he
As the aspiring mind brings from he caves Of knowledge
To buy his from those twin jsors OF the daring
heart
Low birth and IRON fortune
Embracing the profession Of the Law, he attained su;h
pee that made Judge of Calaveras county
ernia. to which country be emigrated In 1919 HIS
intellectual qualities exhibited a e,ntbu
the of the day: his arti ,es marked by
their and Impair tally. He had much f. adnesi
for travel and adventure. he lurei by the charms
OF this region visit it, and delighted that ne
intended make 1t bis future home He msde frequent
excurs MS to different portions deing fatigue danger
exposure He published recently his report {, tae
Office of Colonization of the gold mines OF Chontaes,
which is by far the most rei ole
presented " public. He had proposed pub ish
Ing OF the coffee and other estates
Rvss. when disease Frustrated his manly frame. His
death at this time Is u public calamity He received
every attention that friendship besow, and every
appliance that science could devise. Ths de cree had
gone forth, and he had to obey. When death by
stroke ma such devas'aiob of talent merit AM
quirenen,s although submit TO the blow
dumb with sorrow feel like Burke he utee vanity
and FOLLY Of all earthly pursuits and .~iat shadows
AND what shadows pursus'
Died, at the house of ,he Amer Maister, Mon.
day morning Jan. IA aztec illness Of five days Of
eertion brain gar Beuu aged 70 years. She