The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-29

sncr,sed by oouseuDg demand Of the government
Of Nicaragua 70 nominate Immediately commissioner, 70
Of Guatemala who staying this capital they form
pta order 70 agree upon the necessary preparatory
required for the achievement Of the object Of
Coyrru,arE, Feb. II, 1857.
Congress he's authorized the government TO negotiate
Concordant with the Holy Bee has also ordered full
length porrsit Of General korazan 10 be placed in the
saloon Of the Aeembly.
decree or April H. orders that those who leave the
STATE in order 70 avoid the payment Of the forced loan
required for purposes cannot return without special
permission Of the government and paying up the amount
Of their contributions
SCENE AT THE LANDING OF THE ILLINOIS.
Ar soon as II was known that the Illinois was on her
way up harbor yesterday afternoon crowd began TO
gather the dock Al the foot Of Warren street, the usual
landing phase OF that hne Of steamers Several gentlemen
Of this city who have been prominently identified with the
N,caIaguAn nbbuster movement were assembled on the
wharf hours before the Illinois got her DOCK anxious 70
welcome Gen. Bsnningsen home. The PrcmstherS, -
her passengers disct arfd hauled round 10
upper side Of the dook for the
trance Of the Illinois, which at tha& time had Just hove in
sight The end of the wharf Immediately cove~d by
parties waiting anxious,y for the steamer;
eager than the others climbed high up 70 ne top of
the piles ut The end Of the picy ope able TO hap
from them upon the before the gang plank
pot up
couple OF policemen ocously attending 70 what
Of their bosiness while thoy took good not
the abuse snd the blows inflicted upon
express driver by persons Of tho same calling. TIE
steamer approached the dock bat instead of stopping at
the end of the pier hauedi round to the lower sidecf
This caused rush towards thai part of the wharf Tho
spite climbers the two ynxeycd yet blind poccmoe, the
dignifed. nhbuster sympsthisng gentlemen the cab
drivers and crowd generally all rushed pe NELL together
each anxious 70 gel situation from which he could leap
hmm IL boaih rat
The decks Of the steamer were black with molly
crowd, which seemed packed together almost tight
the live, yet slightly darker freight Of shvers. The
dresses Of the passengers unique consisting of loose
dark colored pants dirty flannel Shirts straw hats Kos
vests Such at least the wearing apparel Of
nearly all Of the passengers on the hurricane deck
elected hair-ndeed her Whole appearance, well accord
ed with their hsbimeps. Some had . vase and rolled
up blanket thrown over their shoulders or in their hands,
On the stern Of the main deck the s cabin
gers Their appearance was much better than that Of
those above described though was peculiar, and their
When the steamer had hauled round 90 a. To nearly
touch the lower side Of the pier knowing pointed his
finger 70 black bearded wen built man. wearing vide
awake Kossuth hat and said att at Is General Henpue
SEN" murmur ran through the crowd and every eye
WAS strained 10 see the hero Of Granada One Who had
been 70 the wars proposed three cheers for General
Hennnesen, but the crowd bad not their man,
fearing, perhaps sell made but dull, though half lu
General Remington; and the passengers standing before
him, stepped back, so q leave him standing prominent
General three hearty cheers and repeated the number in
tigers Hennpseen bowed politely W response The
crowd then cried out "I4arrah for Gen. Hennlngsen I"
bear himolt "carry him On your shoulders'' SNAKE
way for the General" &c, &c.
The steamboat touched the wharf, and before the gang
plank could be pulled into the boat dozens leapng
10 IT, climbing the wheels and every way seeking
ngress TO the boat even 70 the peril OF their lives To
describe the confusion, the crowding, russing, step
ping toes, dragging trunks haooing Of commands
abbering Of passengers, and the reckless heaisrong
plungng and insolent olcousness Of the cab drivers
INN he vOd~e IF Aunav,c Jrob
SIansrds and Germans all heard commnged
grating and crashing together: II was impossible 70
stand rti II was I'm possible 70 meve from your
place Every person disregsrded every body else and
tried only to look out for Eumber Tho respectful
asked who looked like nibuser brave question:
be looked al them suspicousy and degned no, reply
Gen Hennipgser left the boat Immediately her landing,
and then the other pas began TO pour ou-cao ar
ter cab ned but still the stream flowed on 10
undiminshed current The passengers issued forth with
trunks, boxes bundles, carpet bags, and every imag
nsbe etceieraa stranger looking crew than issued from
'he pey o me wooden horre go fatal 70 Prams power
General Hepningsen was Immediately on landing
rounded by the crowd Of his old comrades and enthusiast
NC admirers, and general shaking Of hands and friendly
interchange Of greetings took place. which caused some
detention before the carriages which had been provided,
could be reached barouche and four and several
risges filed with the General and his i'm
friends and amid the cheers of multitude the
party drove of through Chambers street and Broadway
10 the 81 Nicholas attracting al along the route the atten
dier the party soon reached the saloon where few min
ues sced for the punishment OF some good liquor and
uo'epy, Do 'soshiou VIGIL so"0
IN the carriages and drove TO the house OF General Hen.
ningsen Tive fh street, Word had been previously
10 Mrs Henningsen that she might expect her husband
and ~ the carriages drove up she stood waiting receive
him That The greeting cordial and that the
usus under such circumstances would be observed
this occasion, the company did doubt, and after allow
Ina reasonable length oftme Tor Mrs. o recover from
the natural emotion pleasurabIe meeting they
tered the house and cordially greeted by her and the
Few friends present Among the intimate friends OF Gen.
neunngsen and the Nicaragua cause present, were Gen.
Wheat Ca pt Prank Anderson Gen Caznean, Gen. Green
Thomas Francis Neagher others AMER brief greet
o. the senera and cordial congratuaon Of his lady,
the vers retired leaving the hero Of ~grim vsaged war;
In The peaceful enjoyment OF domestic felicity. Though
bearing evident traces OF the fatigue Of his dx months
compagn, the General looks hale and hearty, AMI well
ABLE add anreh 70 those which he has noby
won.