The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-16

IRON III Nscaraguense, June IL
On the next steamer Capt. Vim. Williamson leaves fol
New Orleans. This second visit Of Capt williamson i
of Affection and reflects credit not only him, bu
speaks in eloquence OF Gen. Walkers consideration fo
the men who first embarked with him in the expedition
OF the testa. Mr. T. b. Williamson Of the origina
'Etysix,n who came down With Gen. Walker, wa
wounded very severely at the battle Of Rivas. The bal
entered the Left thigh and lodged near the groin where
has remained since Mr. W. obtained leave OF absence
from the army and TO san Francisco TO obtain med
cal aid but in that city the operation OF extracting tn,
ball was considered too dangerous, and the sufferer
has been subjected TO q continued lameness, com
peling him TO use crutches. At times, too the
pain excrutatng, and IN order TO move, he requires
assistance. Recently, Mr.. Williamson concluded 10 60 to
New Orleans and place himself under the medical care OF
Dr. Stone whose reputation Is coexensve with science
q surgical practitioner. On arriving Virgin Bay, he
paid visit to his brother who was then
la this city, and here he detained steamer
The pain Of the wound makes 1t dangerous travelling
uness The utmost care rs exercised and Capt Williamson
applied 70 Gen. Walker 10 be allowed to attend his brother
70 New Orleans and although the services Of Capt Viii
hanson much required in the Quartermaasters De
taes Of his humanity and allowed him 60 Both
Tiers will leave on the next seamer, but Capt w. will
return Immediately.
FL Nicaroguene OF June Il says:-The Commander in
Chief OF the army arrived in town last evening at 8
O'Clock from Massaya. He was accompanied by his star
ueutenants Gist and Finney and an escort Of twelve
Rangers The party looked in good health.
salute Of eight guns fred the piazza Thurs
day, when announced that the vote of this de.
psrtmens (Granada) had been cast for Gen. Walker.
In alludng two weeks SINCE the custom Of certain
officers in the Ncaraguan army, stated tina. there
but two regularly commissioned officers OF this
public in that country. Since writing that article, Capt
j. W. Rider has returned 70 his post in the sty, and
there abroad Col Moncosos and Capt. Creigh-
ton. The latter gentleman obtained leave OF absence Tut
q short time since.
The rife battalion Of soldiers arrived in town on the
steamer Virgin last Thursday, and Will probably leave
day for Leon. The Illness Of Col L. J. Sanders
deyoved the command on Lieutenant Colonel Frank An.
derson. Maj Cal oNeil has resigned his position the
staff OF Gen. Walker, and now connected with the rifle
battalion.
III Nioaraeu1ue OF June says,-Captain Carpenter,
harbor OF this port resigned his office last
day, and intends going East for the purpose OF purchas
ng large stock OF goods, with which he intends com
mencing business this State Captain Green the
harbor master OF the port
Major CAL 0'Ne has resigned his position the staff
Of the Commander In Chief and Is now attached 70 the
Ride Battalion.
Lieutenant Thomas Doian has been transferred from
Company 10 Company c. First Rife Battalion.
Lieutenant A. A. Ready has been transferred from
Company 10 Company b, First Rifle battalion.
We welcome with pleasure the return OF Capt Morris
from the United states Capt NJ. is at present Quarter
master Of this post.
We are much graned learn that the reported sick
ness Of Gen. Gocouria was not 30 serious "a y was
thought ast Monday He soon recovered, and Is now on
the regular attendance Of his duties.
General Walker and his stat len Granada city last sa
turday for Leon but believe the General Intended to
make short stoppage at Aanagua be viii return TO
this city, all probability, by the lith Of this mouth
The same paper Of June u, fays'-A duel took place
the lake shore on Monday evening, between two sol
ciers In Company A. The distance Vas sixty PAGES,
pons rifles. Amer one shot the matter was adjusted.
II Nica-nguers OF June Fl, say.,-The Commander.
in Chief arrive. in town last evening, from Leon. He
was &C sompanioa by his stan and the mounted rangers.
this city yesterday Colonel Sanders Is still suffering in
health.