The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31

Bssse-Eaemy R~puised wtcA Great Less
walker Ens<rs mas~ys- Tao Eaesny Ox1v-
a. - sh1 MAI. Pisza-The Enemy AstaoA
Srsnsd~-W alker Marches 90 lss Relief
A.olAeg Battle walker ssais vicsss1sss--
the Nnemy Routes with Great Slaugnser-
American C1sixcns Murdered.
Iron the New Orleans p,cayuAe, Oct. q
ms steamship TenDeses, Capt. ssoadArd, from sAr
Ths reosA<see arrived a Juan on the l6sh instant
RON New rork and sailed again on the same day for
Ths sss.aAip Orissbs, Cays. Tnkiepaugh arrived a,
san Juan del Sur ION he pAcih the 9Th inst fro
sew F~k, vsa NE n, ats Of Mage sa having mads the
run N no unprecedented time O ny days and seven
shs would take TIE passengers Of tho Tennessee Tor
me news Eom S.cs sgus Is OF tho most interesting
ana senly important CHARACTER indicating the oo0plsto
success SID arm est1ol hment o. Walkers govern
me eseriy thar Is tho army OF ths league. having
To- sometime sovsncing t1wards Mssaya, and ev
IDENTIFY seeking to scurpy IA town, GeE Walker with
drpw the small force stasolcd shore, IL order
aSe energy to tue place, knowing 70 be
uaUnA favorable point for him to attack thAa Leon
Aztec come ten days nat elapsed tho league having
cosiecscc lcrcs run 'erng 1000 men, occupied the
town on the ilih 81 o. coer.
ThA bclse kncwD 10 Stn WALKER ne marched towards
Assya 1t the hesi Of I,ovO nea- Leaving nall force
only. IA O. 2laCa.
90 TIC nornns Of the 18th lnst while Walker troors
sere approaching Ma-aya tho euemT raAed out In flu
torce nsck od them but sere Immediately repllsed
With loss end driven The city, the Amer
cans nsasy paving their way wisA sho bodies o. their
As tae americans Advanced and entered N.sya the
enenJ occupied the four plazas and tho principal houses
Of the atty During the day General Walker succeeded In
driving aon rtm All The points taoy occupied 20 IL
LaE plaza, oCn he hn seh gained ii about Ii =. NJ
cutting his way through the walls Oh the houses ard
While waiting hero daylight. TO renew the sttsck
courier er-ved IRON Granada with Information that
force OF tho enemy, comprs lg about Coo NATIVES -
80 e4a.euiGlaas, vers be-eging ttas cay.
CO rece,,ing this ntelsence sen Tsxer Immediately
marched his troops too ards ranada, ana reached theE
about &c O'Clock the 18th.
Upon hE rival on the heights near the CITY, be found
70 be barcadoi by the wneie iorce Of Inc invaders
whsreuaon gave craers 10 charge and drove theIl
nom Their posts, TAXI their COMMANDERS pr oness cap
~rog al nsr held pieces, entirely routing them from
the CLIP WITH gyea sls1gntss and o.lowng them I'LL not
wes,age Of Them remained
The emery cst Al ara1sds 400 killed. and ., Masa5
acc killed aud ooowouoded, maxicg In al I leo men.
Gea. Walkers LOGS IA both engagements was only IL
kred and IS Sornce1-nous OF them wounded mortAy.
w~s reported hat Gea. Mendez was the second In
command OF fhe ersry at Assaya, and ~as sho, dead
AZ the tine our informant lett Gen- Walker wa 10
march sEc RIO wing day Aasaya AMI Loon Ills troops
Dur.Dg tae absence d eenesa Walker q. Aassya, the
citizens Of Granada, learning that the enemy were All
vano,rg repaired 70 ihe Ordnance Departments and arm
ing themselves, awaited TIE attack They fought WITT
unsurpassed bravery anf desperation FOR twenty 90
heurs dseDcng he government buildings, until TIC ar
rival Of toe rder Sesersl walker their rCief
Mr.. IAwieea, the Rev Il. H. Wheeer and Mr.. Ferguson
and cor. csseas OF he Un.tcc staaes who had never
taken AL part In goserament aAlrs were dragged OCT
a 1ssr hscscs N Granada aud murdered In cold booc
By the natives.
Coz JA Alien arrived on the 3sl iast- az Grsnaaa,
with Daarsy ono hundred recruits About hundred
osAsr recruits arrived ~ Tho Same time.
The h'cu-aa<Se OF saturday, llSh Inst contains the
following rcsce OF tho Lines Of w Wrecles, United
statse A,,sser:-sIt deepest OF regret
tat sp5ccnce the Eress Of Col Johu wteoier the
american Minister o. .he rSht Of Wednesday he came
home q. late ho1E, and vent 10 bed L. apparent good
health. 10 short time be vas seized vst cramps, AM
I've paairl apes rs followed 10 rapd sucoe.-oa Tees
iei him ssnsrseSs and all occurring before medical
s,ssroo coold be ha1 IN q teS minutes prs Roy sior
and Co Ahaa called IA, and rowerfu remedies wore
mir Throughout tie night AID during
SO LeAt csy, hs lie suspended Dy t0s brrules.
trrea: bet o. continued ss6iaace, rcn lered cheer u
by ladies' aad yclteuaen, ne alevt, 81 ITO ge1te
seep e.te' which 10 oarsar va oooSe.-si AZ ancst
over. &c s az prseDt coEgalesont, I'D With Ills con
saGioG We MAJ hope K SEQ nin R5cut "a avery short
uEs4."
rhe fcglcvtas feslnsc Of the condition Il G,neraI
vAiInrR forces ana resoorcas publxn = On the lltA
bcsorc IN. scvarc, CO IAsayn IAN the IN
terra ocrnAl toes o the ato have psea slra.nAng
ta1ig euegry crop al season wneu " wa
nsoeet = q Jake tho nta; AMI yet de- p'e OIL i1eSe
Vlh Two thousand capable Of boaxlag arms. VITA
Ill &c proved means OF SartArc, VITA better know
edsn ~ tie country. with sap the brasrg mean
70 "a :. Every Jlncs9 szd With removed con 1cence
hGv entertain pDtLiou contrary % the SPEEDY
and cer.An TcstaFAon nf peace AMI executive authority
az tne dsrAtne1ts n tho staief - only matter
u tLe q Nless, before ia vaole dAeIiy VII be Ter
ne Tcuressoo lei a. sac Juan a. N sh9s Orion %
Kurs: inperisGse 81 gans, Arrogant, 30 Archer. 20
' ct0r .. intrepid, o; ana Uo~ssox, ~ guns
o. Monday the iS-h sailing regatta OF the boats "a
the LsrtoF R3G tt,so IN the squadron, came OF Ire
Mossrleo illls sa.ed snt owned b. Hutchinson o.
wLAnsbErr, "a Of III. PAIN, beating everything
IN N yrre b. iong distance
mo sos.0wing Lzt Ct The plssepgcn BY the renncs
csss q. T. wilson's Capt p A. GAlgeorsr. sicar.casn
KreaUd A!nho Sse v.c ADJ daughter, II. N Carpenter
d. N. r, xsnGy.