The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22
The Latest Central American News In Kings
ton, Jamaica-BOsn.

from the New Orleans Picayune Nav al
BY TIE schooner Star We GO. accounts from Kngst
Jana The 29th of April. The Journal of Saturday
the Goth has this Iarasrs PHI
We learn that intellis has been received from Grey
town, san Juan de Nicaragua, that her Msesty's ship
Fury dice rs grns, Capt 1arleoD c. B was compelled
TO fire Colonel Walker axe his party at that port and
Twenty I'VE men are saa 70 have been 1 ksd the IRE
tempted to attack Greyto~n, which is the Of tbs
frigste firing
Ire Peope's Banner, Of Monday the 2sth is somswhat
There was Iumor prevalent in this city soon after
the arrival Of the packet Friday last the eec
been collision between ths uhousters under
the command of COL Walker and the British ship Of
Eurydice at Greytovn. 1t appears that ira
lion was made against Grfytown.
Capt Tar,tcn finding reno astrance entirely useless.
opened his guns upon the contumaeious pirAuca
the effect that twenty FIVE left ceAd besides
others who seriously wounded. The SURVIVORS
IN. mGs. 70 ins peea Of If
the rgAte whose guns protruded most ominousy from
hsr sides.
The prompt behaviour Of the captain of the Eurydss
shows how title British commanders disposed
tieo with when the interests and honor of England
involved and there be doubt that the decsivs
action OF Capt Tseson win bring the Central American
question-whch has been so long pending-to an mms-
diAte issue.
John Bunism Of the Jamaica prints is nothing
less than another version OF correp Jndents
the Eorydce, and Iinklepaugh OF the orzaos, on the
10th ult
This steamer arrived a. San Juan that day. with
some i've hundred passenger principally destined tor
California only about seventy OF them beog for Walker
ArooDg the passengers Was . man nameu Bitdssl, or
Burche who 10 said TO be sgent ofVander ,ts the
prssaro ot the Accessory Transit Company As
toe snip had anchored this hailed shore boat and
went CD board the English fr9sts Euydice lying the
hsrbor And asked an audience Of the cap TO
re stated that ths OrzebA fl with fbusteTs dss
tined TO reinforce Wa kers army. Captain Tsrletop
soon as be heard thus cent boat look for
Captain Scott the agent Of the company aud shortly
after cespsched pnnace full OF armed men to the orr
zabs, 'ith instructions prevent the de,ar.atou of the
passengers few vorcs from Captain rinklepau2h
howev.r, settled me mater, and the passengers we're
lowed 10 proceed up tue river, leaving A. sirdsa al
G. ey town.
Out Of this straw has probably been raised this conaa
grafton which nas set the little town OF Kingston ia
blaze Of loyalty The Banner seems 70 be ove ,ysd I'm
the thought that athe decisive OF Can't Tae,on
will briug the Central American question 70 an i'm ma.
osie jssue1 and gces 70 the hope tina. our
government will deem it right 70 demand 40 exusna.
zion rom England for driving back Walker ara hi,
outSws from ''rnenacing the and ey Of Brit
ish prosc .urate Ana the world il told that "Amsrca
had better bewsre,v that "Eogsnd will not yield one
isa Of right ans authority ia Central America AMI
Oh ,.rrole that 'tne mighry armament, o. B ain d.,
signed originally for The annhi altos Of the ponce
and gigantic orfcsi)ns the World now reposs
10 peacs onsss 10 her bays and harbors ready at
the htst outbreak Of be turn a. In al their
sust 9Th and fur, upon the foes Of hor peace
We will wait further aSyices before nave M our
minds whsth-r " Is worth while - be much
fiehta~eat s. ths ~ssnti--o rerofv wer'r-f~ hf.s
tL.t oOn't tnipk there mach o. . IN J~-r.U