The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-30


cheered severae times during the evening" and
escorted to the bead BY host Of his companions
On last evening, FRANK Anderson Captain of Compan
T., departed from this ca'y for Now York. We wer
sorry to witness bis gon out rsm amongst U.S." ou
We understand that the C,Itain left this place ad
vsed'y- his medical adviser hdievng that change to
colser climate than our own Nd coepaed with prope
treatment place him in POI Ifon to undertake tht
aouous duties which devolve upo him senior Captain
OF me forces OF Nicaragua He escorted to the beach
who, on his embarkaon startled tn ~echoss Of
~ three long and dssfeniDg cheers. We wish Captain
Aioetson pleasant passage speedy recovery, and
We leara that the schooner Santa Cr-u, bound from
M port to ports below, was wrecked about
lost, and the freight generally saved.
ARRIVAL OF cOLoNIsTs IN NIGARAGUA.-sTAxSNG
OUT CLAMs-THE SOIL AND cLIM srE.
from FL Nicsraguense, Jan. II. y
The work OF colonization has fairly commenced. The
last steamship from California brought down o party
enterpIsing agricutursts, who propose to put down
wise arrived from the Atlantic States They bring US
word that many Of their friends making pref sraons
fore quitDg their present ha sasions for fresh fields
and pastures new" These men, in looking upon our
sunny bill sides and fertile plans seem to entertain the
yiel ing, from its mighty BOSOM al that may
to the comfort and happiness of his creatures
dominion over It, AS this divine iniurction is obeyed
the earth itself smiles and is glad and the world is better
IuoIokOr-leL Ia treaties COuCOct9d
Downing street Pennsylvania avenue suffer as th,y
may.
There is no portion OF the American continent which
offers advantages superior to- Ncaragus q Geld for
colonists 1t has all the desirable varieties climate
and soil Its geographical posi.ion-mdway between
rg too the only practicable roate for ship canal By
which the wealth Of far Cathay may fteghted to those
be surpassed The accounts which daily
reach OF the almost fabulous wealth Of i.s mineral
districts, lead seriously to believe that 1t may vet
be found to excel California in this particular Con
savannahs, the great abundance and variety of the
cabinet woods 1t possesses the with which every
we are not surprises at the interest taken in our
affairs abroad, or at the immigration which from every
quarter Is tending to our shores. To those who
to Heaven ask God TO speed onward we return our
heartfelt hanks fro those envious and malicious per-
who have sought cucumber our path with obs.a
ces and to stir up the worst passions enemies
against ue, we turn away more in than in an
ger" for feel to use nautical expression, that
are steadily forging ahead notwths AMONG. There is
yet another class TO be alluded to- They a squad of
unhappy objects Of human eration-driveling
US with hand pastered over either ssr Exc od Sol
Gls, the instrument maker, if the world had really
e, G1 d y
we look upt after the manner Of Byron when he said
Ana II laugh at ary mortal thing,
Ills that may not weep.
DIVISIONS IN THE wALKER.RIvAs oABtNEr-rHE
IMMEDIATE INVASION OF HONDURAS Diff
cULTY-REsIGNATIoN OF GENERAL JEREz.
From FL Nicsraguense JAN IL
We publish tc day Gen. Jerezs resignation Of the Min
istry Relations. We regret the course which the Ge-
neral has thought 1t his duty to take u the preent
provisional &C ne ton Of we think the State
OF his talents and tried patriotism As will be by
the Generals leter the motives which actuate him
with his characteristic delcscy and spring
rom refined sensibty and not at all from any
affection to the government which he has largely
tibnted to estabiish Nevertheless, there want
ing i'll disposed end unprinciped persons who will not
fail o mreprcsent his conduct and endeavor make It
pletsxt for attempt to unsette public opinion and
The ground Of The diner ence in the Cabinet q. Win be
aetn d the question Of immediate invasion If Hondu
ras for the restoration General Cbanas to power in
that State General Jerez forget that when an
exile be found shelter and aid in Honduras and that to
CabaDas he is indebted for the Of the
revolution which has recently resulted fortunately in
Nicaragua As patriot devoted to the cause Of liberal
institutions in Central America he justly venerates the
panion in of the maryred Morazan Private graft
tuoe and classic fidelity to the historical leader OF the
party which he espoused in his youth, and has so ably
served in manhood have in opinion, swayed his
duct in this instance in opposition to his sounder judg
meIt
The govern ment equally as devoted to the cause Of
liberal ins tutoIs In Central America is General
JeIez But they have thought that the wiser course
to advance the general prosperity was not aggres.
sion, but to and consolidate the general
peace Nicaragua lorg torn and devastated by inter-
nal strife repose. Her cities must be rebuilt her
lands recuivaed commerce led to her shores and
he active interchange of productions and Of ideas with
the world at large will again diluse riches and content
ment through all her bOIders. In this her
PIE will win bloodegs victory and lead the adjoining
States to initiate her benecent institutions, and
closer union with her fortunate people. But IL Motif
the hun and phanthropc desires of the
should be thwared the preferred olive branch rejected
and attack should from any quarter, then Mica
regua, grown hvinciee in her repose with all her ener
gies ref esbed and all her strength concentrated WILL
sith single blow, crush every opponent and forever
iberate Central America from the chains of savage des
In judgment, in the pursuit of the comm IN end
the Of the government is wier than that of Gen.
Jeiez.
PROMOTIONS IN THE NICARAGUAN ARMY.
From FL Nicaraguense Jan. L..
In notice last week OF promotion of Capt Mark
B. Sherrett to Colonecy, the Col.'s in two in
Col c. c. Hornsby, Brigadier General
Col. DoD Bruno Natzmer, Inspector General.
Louis Schlesnger Aejutant General, with the rank of
Colonel.
Dr. Josiah 6. Gessner, Assistant Surgeon with the
John W. Ryder, Captain OF Company G.
Second Lieut.. Thomas Doland, Governor Of the Hosp
Ee witt Clinton, Aid to Col Louis schlesnger with
the rank OF Second Lieutenant
Fred Flamand Second Lieutenant, attached to the
Adjutant's Office.
ADDRESS TO CAPTAIN HARPER, or COMPANY q.
SAN FRANCISCO CHURCH, QUARTERS or COMPANY G.
CRY OF GRANADA, NIcnAGuA, Jan. IL, 1866. :
bers Of Company c. (John W. Rider captain command
ip In garrison assembled, hereby offer to you
PRED to remove you from that office which our entire
confidence in your merits induced to offer you and to
which we unanimously elected you, having been pre-
vously of those unfortunate reports which have
been so malciousy circulated and which were SO well
calculated to blast your reputation as soldier and
gentleman all of which firmly believe, with time and
opportunity, you will be enabled TO refute We further
beg to offer you every of continued and
lasting esteem any all circumstances in which
you may be slaced.
J. Taylor, Orderly Sgt, j. f. Morgan, lst Sgt, Frank
sellman, I'd sgt, v O. Corbin, I'd Sgt. Privstes-Ash
ton Adams Asbury, Bird, Black burn, Bclan, Buckley
Csdy Cattrow, Connor, Coleman Carter, Carver Clark
Dean, DeFIewer, Elliott, Ellis, Ennis Eubanks, Evans
Forrest, Frylay, Goodae German. George Gray Hyman
Kenney, Kirkpatrick, Cottman Latimer Lyons, Martin
Morgan MsCuss Noble rssr rsm Ote rer
schepp, Trapp, Tabor, Whitman White, Wilkinson
Wilson, Whippe.
RELATIONS OF NICARAGUA TOWARDS THE UNITED
sTATEs-NON.RECEPTION OF HER MINISTER AT
wAsHINGTON-THE CLAYToN-BULwER TREATY.
[From III Nicarsguenge Jan. IL
The pews Of the nonreception of our Minister TO the
United Setes by that has been the subject
II much comment in Granada. The grosnd taken by the
American government seems to be that they have not
sufficient evidence that Col French Is the representative
of any government whatever. Either the Cabinet at
Washington determined to be profoundly ignorant of
of affairs here they about v