The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24
v.,sher from Nicara Eua--Tho Battles nj
usx.s and II. GearGe. &c.

~. steamer Tsnness.e has arrived at New York
..ar, spinwal. vis San Iu.n and Key West. bring
-. sso p.sseneers and S56 900 10 sp-cie She left
n.rntnwsI on The evenins Of the 10th, tbefors the
stes msr Texas whose arrival at new Orleans has an
t;ci 0 ate d her advices -
pooI had put into asn Juan in q leshy condition -,
col Titus with his rscruits went up the liver With
Loekrdse and took posi- on opposite Ia N enemy a.;
raus.ments and the alta: was to be made on the
day the Tenpessse left Lockrdgss force v.s stated
ct SIS, nep and that IT the Costa Ricsns ct 800 men
Fns ACCOUNTS of affairs at RivAs and at George Be
tween Hennips seu's com nand and the Costa Riesus
differs from that By steamer Texas in hight near
Rivss Captain Phinney was killed and he Americans
suf ,red other losses but 1t dos not appear which
party was vic,orisus Henntp gsen's attack on ST.
George was with 400 men, the enemy hsvioe, a. wAs
at .t.d 1900 men After several hou-s fighting Hen
mir ssen in said 10 have retired with an
lo,s excepting that several of his were NOR
tally wounded, incudins Col 'srns: AND mal9t ~
great General Bosquet was allied.
At the last sdvices the Ncsragu.ns had drawn on
from and we're the vicaiGy OF Granada, awaiting
the ,rriy of ammunition from Greytown
At the last accounts from Walker, dat d February
3d. he was at San juan del Sur with Soo men. ne naa
established his srteisa at Rlvas ana was con-
all his force hsre, amounting to SCO Een
Thu New Orlesss papers received last night, state
I'll. loss of the enemy at Ct George to have been zoo
killed and ADO wounded and the loss Of the Anne leans
to h ave been I6 killed and So wounded. AtCodys
Point the Americans lost killed and 10 wounded
THE YoSD ST.. TRAGEDY.-The evidence of DR.
Snicer. Of which uo,ice;was made by telegraph
vesterday. is doubted by the New York papers,
The Decor says that be went to Burdsl's house
aome months ago, and heard the deceased accuse
Mrs Cunningh ham of stealing note:
Itbink the Gam. day asked her if abe loved DR..
Burdel after his abusing and talking to her SO; she
ssd Yes she loved bim as she did her very being,
and he children loved him." She stated that shs
Intended to mzke him fulfil his CONTRACT, or fEe
would take the law of him. She was always very
retiring and discreet in her dem ,snor TOWARDS me-
and never called him any namss or used abusive
language eo.. s. S1.., I
bor her NV family resided, on account OF the
sicInssa of IN y wifi. sJn and daughter DIR. Burdsli
haIoed me off, went TO the depot with me- and gave
me S Is money az present. over my share OF the
business With request to return as soon as the SICK
ness OF my family would permit; we parted good
friends. He very free to tell me OF his ousl-
ness. and private matters recolieat the same dsy
hsd agreed to marry her, He said he had given her
epcourI that he would marry her, but never
intended so TO do. il.
m for bstrsyiog Eis confidence, aaying, D it
w at have V, made aft taVit tor vi what told
YOU in confidence 1t has csused me to 60 what
have ayys Va did you never would do that t. ave
manied Mrs. Cunningham don't want ) gu To take
III trouble to answer this letter. but tel no one OF
nv marriage" words to that elect Inst letter
was dated between I'd and 5lh November, and post-
marked New York city
The affidavit of d. sPicer, gong TO prove me
marriage with Mrs Cunnine h is not received witt.
out su.pcion It's curious that Dr. Budeirs letter to
spicer noun ing that he had been obliged to
marry Mrs & " has been - lost " or stolen. Vhs
Journal Of Commerce saye:
tbs affidavit 0etreys desire to make out clean
case for Mrs Cunningham, at the expense OF Or.
BurdelI. Possibly he may have no such intention
but tie tenor Of his aft iavt would strongly suggest
l."
The Times says:
"Cousidersb luminosity is said to hive been
evinced by Mr Spc-r towards DR.. BuCdeil, in con-
quence Of the Ia ter having been the means Of pre-
veutioe him from obtainb g situation in this city
We have been informed of some circumstances re-
spect ng Mr. Spicer's relations with DR.. Burdsll
Whic are curious enough "