The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-04

Plaza, the firing gradually lessened and about
10 O'Clock it almost entirely ceased At this
time in addition to our two killed, we had Is
men disabled by wounds. The enemy had to
our knowledge 100 men killed. There must
have been many killed by our shells in the large
Church and about it, of the number of whom we
could know nothing. There were only about $50
Americans in Granada and these under Brig
Gen. Fry held the city and fought against this
great odds for twenty-one hours.
The number of the enemy killed in Granada
is truly astonishing. In many of the houses
they lay piled up in dozens, and ore laying on
the Streets on the door steps and in the out hou-
ses They were killed in large numbes in the
bushes Bango loads were killed while they
were endeavoring to escape by the lake, and in
telligence is every hour arriving of where tens
and twenties of bodies have been discovered in
the yards. The guard-house is already nearly
full of prisoners, and Others who have been en-
deavoring to escape, are being, while we write,
continually brought in. There were not more
than 10 Americans killed altogether. Seven of
those were killed by running from their posi-
tions too soon after they heard of the arrival of
the troops from Massage There are probably
Is or 20 wounded. Among the wounded we
regret to announce John Tabor, Proprietor of
GEL Nicaragueuse' whose leg had been broken
above the knee by a musket ball, and Maj. A.
Dills. We have not had time to collect list
of all the killed and wounded.
The victories of Massage and Granada have
put period to the war in Nicaragua Those
who attacked Granada were not natives of this
country. They boasted during the night that
they were San Salvadorians and Guatemalians,
and that being such we might as we'll lay down
our arms at once as they were unconquerable.
We blush to add white men among them, whose
voice indicated that the United States of North
America had been disgraced by giving them
nativity The march to Massage, spending the
night without sleep, fighting all day until MORN
ing, marching back and gaining such splendid
victory at Granada, is probably the greatest
test of American endurance and bravery that
ever occurred.
Atlantic News.
To-days steamer brought dates from New
York to Oct 6. 1t is reported at Washington,
that the administration will shortly make de-
mand upon New Granada, for full and ample
satisfaction for the outrages committed upon
Americans at Panama during the riot, and that
our naval officers have been enjoined to exercise
greater vigilance for the protection of our citi-
zens in that quarter construction and
! freight train on the Michigan Southern Rail
Road, came in collision on the 9th of Sept,
near the New Albany and Salem Crossing
Eight laborers, and passenger from New York,
name unknown, were killed, and 28 laborers
were wounded by the disaster.
Several alarming riots have occurred in Bal
timore, growing out Of the excited state of the
rous disturbance was caused by report that
gang of New York rowdies had been imported
by the Democrats to participate in the election
of October 1st The head quarters of the En-
pire Club was a special object of hostility. 1t
appears however, that the assailing parties were
repulsed one man was shot in the knee and
several others were wounded.
| A riot has occurred in Louisville KY. A
Fremont and Fillmore meeting was held at the
same time-a general fight took place. The
Louisville political papers accuse each other of
promoting the riot.
The Democrats of N. Y. City, have nomina-
ted Fernando Wood for mayor. The munich
pal reformers have nominated James r. Whit
ney for Mayor. The Americans in the third
and eighth ward, have nominated respectively,
J. Phillips Phoenix and Shepard Knapp for Con-
gress.
Mr.. Fabin editor of the Charleston S. C. Ner-
curv. has been killed in duel with Mr.. Nc
Grath.
BINGHAMPTOH, Oct Sd.
Henry Bennett was to-day renominated for
Congress by the Republicans of the 2lst dis
trict.
Erasmus Corning was nominated for Congress
by the Democrats, this afternoon.
The Yellow Fever prevails at Brooklyn N. T.
There has also been several cases of fever at
Fort Hamilton, and Bellevue Hospital
KANsAs-We have news from Kansas to the
goth September. The Territory was somewhat
more tranquil. Gen. Lane reached Nebraska
City on the 18th September. The border was
cleared against the free State men going or re-
turning. The election takes place on the first
of October. A letter to the st. Louis Democrat
says the free State prisoners have been exam
ined before Judge Cato and committed for trial
at the April term of the Court. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest of Stringfellow, Sheriff
Jones and other pro-slavery leaders.
i Political.
The New York Herald says that the Fillmore
party in Pennsylvania and New Jersey contem-
plate uniting upon an Electoral ticket to defeat
Buchanan, purposing after the result is made
known to buy off sufficient number of Electors
to throw the election into the House of Repre-
sentatves
A Fillmore Convention was held at Manches-
| 4nn NJ IL ON the Cd of Oct which nominated