Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
INTERESTING FROM AUSTRALIA.
>,,,,,p N,vs,rpr or ERESCHMES,

INTERESTING FROM AUSTRALIA.
HORRIBLE MASSACRE OF FRENCHMES.
AspIswaLL, April 20-Nia Callao we have dates
from Sydney to February f'h The Legislative Coni'
Gil had passed two important bills, one called me
Gold Fields Management Bill and the other the Gold
Fields Duty Bill.
The sydney papers of the Sd contain all account OF
a dabolical massacre perpsirsted at village called
Marmoria seven miles from Port de France, IN Gale
donia. There were eleven Frenchmen and larger
number Of Sandwich Islanders, procuring sandals
wood when they most savagely attacked with
out any warning and every one murdered.
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
FROM WALKER DISECT-THE FiLLIBrsTfEs COOPER
Up ~ RIvAs-No coMNUNicarioN WITH TIE PA
CIrIc.
AspISwALL, April "D.-Ths latest news from Cen
tral America is via Costa Rica. We have report
from the steamer Panama, which arrived mt Panama
en- the 18th met. bringing dates 10 April lsi. from III
vas, and to the Sh of April from Jan jose End We
also have Costa Rican files 10 April 4tI, and AZ
official letter from General Mora, the chief y! lie
allied forces dated near Rvas, April Let, addressed
10 the Minister Of War a San Jose, and printed TN
the S;h.
All these advices state that Walker is hemined IL
at Rivas by all the allied force on the Pacific side,
with the exception of some GuaeTalan troops, which
had landed al Realcio and were expected III 'tay
or two. He has oyers.x hundred Iilu: is we'en
trenched; living mule anu dog meat: lighting aoiy
nj every pnin;; hi- dcscc;ng hin ii me rate ="
five pc. day; the allies iiSnS him with ~ ID. guns
against his nine Founders.
April IS.-L u.ht courier arrived from RvGs
with letters rom General Mora 10 the l3h instant -
Walker represented 30 hr entirely surrouliceG III
two buildings, having. SINAI; yard between them,
which was strongly fortified. De.e,lioIs were Goa
stantly taking place, and the men coming into the
Costs Rican camp half furnished with hunger. They
represent Walker totally out of PROVISIONS with 10"
exception Of a few lean mules and horses ana as II
was impossible for him 10 move out from his iort
tca,inns no .royisions could be ohtaued 70 suhsis
his men Great dissatisfaction prevailed among thu
rn. and threats we're beginning 10 be .'not loud but
H.. that If IN yo 6nvs' linn. succor did not arrive,
tl. men would unanimously surrender ia the allies
This ia The substance of the news OF the l3h aud if
reliable, the war mus he by this tina very nearly g,
an end.
FROM GREYTOWN.
MOVEMENTS OF THE BRITGH FLEET.
On the I7th instant the frigates Cossack and Tar
tar brought 10 Aspiuwa the intelligence that Lock-
ridge had desised from his attempt 10 get through
Walker from, the San Juan river aud also brought all
I octr id,,.'s force excep, = few who went on ths
Tsnme..ee and a lew who could not or did not wish
n hs removed from Greytown, Tor Punta Arenaa)
San Juan del Norte The number brought ty the
frios,es WAS aSou. 80
V. s,so .srn ~. tho frieates that Lockridra, An
derson and few c;h,rs remained at uroytown, and
tbat III. steam frirae Orion had gone to Csrthacena
Tn. Archer and ico yuu. boats were left in The han Dor
of Gr.ylown
Lockridp,'a arrival with the wounded from the
sienmer Tennessee left Puma Arenas FOR Aspnw'di.
When Lockrid.e came down again with the remain
der of his men, the Tennessee wGs gong out OF the
harbor, the captain having refused To wat tor ;i.n
aud having taath oniy IL par, oi u'"se '"i' "c'e
on the Point when he arrived lie la" On oV"roaoo1
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