The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-21

Whenever his treasury needed repssishIus. ssd They
have joined hv seenies shey fs they could
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who n shrewd should have taken every In his
power TO esrsnge ss people whose good Win 10 needed
to SECURE him permanent foethold In the country. Il
most be that he despised them and counted having
always sufficient military force to control Nicaragas
which he went 70 Nicaragua a. = foe 70 tyrsnny.
and stands out The selfish Urant that he generally
supposed TO DO from the beginning Bus he has thrown
aside before he sufficiently well established be
ssfe without II, and he can never succeed In seducag
many more Americans 70 Join in his netarous designs
Rivas II bis whole possession The Costa Kcans and
their allies hold every other place lake
excep, San Juan del Sur Il safe venture OUTSIDE
ON ,ps srs no ore cs mas nov ss
men on The San Juan liver have failed TO on that
side Nearly hundred mon are sick and wounasA In
the hospal, and NJ leas two hundred arc lmping
abcu! the streets Of Rivas, unfit for marching from the
condition Of their feet, chiefly from the produSe
by jiseers. Four hundred include probably the
whole that he could march ont Of Rvas There
perhaps two hundred natives there besides that are able
to bear arms but Walker has ceased to sspsna upon
nos ncuce any 10 join him he would HIS race u Roar
ly run.
SAN JORGE oANNONADBD.
On the 7th Of March General wakn marched towards
San Jeorge at A. NJ. with artillery. At A. N. he DO
gan 70 cannonade the pAoe At ak hundred yards, but
without any material effect. and AFTER while he retired
70 n,s Le.oquar reaching Rivas AZ noon
General Canal wDO comm. IDS al ,an Jsorss hal a.
terwsrds, whicn he Improved by addressing MIN uote
saying that bis cannopade bad killed tnreo beeves tnere
by saving butoner the trouble OF saughtertng 'bem;
that bis had pcKed up about nfty o. his round
shot, which found TO ht TIMER exactly, aud
which he should rave the pleasure OF returning TO him
some time
SIR ROBERT MCiURE AT SAN JUAN DEL SUR.
The British ship Esk INTO San Juan del Sur mar
Dor early In February an the comm ,ndsr, Sir Robert
Mcclure sent OIL board the GranstA Walkers
little schooner to examine the commission and authority
OF Faysoux, her captain and Faysoux bad been cnok
hesred they would mcst likely have taken him ~ .
pirate scsor ing - The Engiisb view OF wakrs party
But he was game 10 the backbone, and English
made nothing MIN Mcclure after wards Waited Wal
kee Before tbs Genera would receive him show HIM
the most ordinary cvites he commanded An received an
apology from him bis conduct towards Fay soax AZ
tr that they hsd tree talk abOnt Noarsgas AFFAIRS and
parteo lrendi, terms Tho officers OF the 81 Mary e.
Am ericsn man OF wa'-were much smused ., Nooure's
went Of success with Fa ana one OF them, who 10
exces ut carrcaurst made OF sketches Illus
tratbg tie between the lieutenant and Fay
we'll - ONE pssssges in ,he lie Of Mcclure there With
faoetious refer hiS discovery OF the Northwest
pas ssee
THE CONDITION OF TIE COSTA RICANs.
At the time the passengers from Rivas Tor New York
left to tale the steamer the Costa Rcans seemed to have
prepared for decisive blow, and 1t highly probable
that the arrival viii bring OF serious attack
upon Walkers party Taking advantage OF the separa
ton OF be rangers from the rest OF the force they a.
tackled COL CAycee bis To RvAs and upelled
him 10 take shelter In San Juan del SUI Col SAunders
who 70 the Jocote ranch the road towards
San Juan del Sur, st0he Same time was attacked and
there routed and csnnonAdpg was heard In the direction
OF Rivas. When the small pumbex Of Walkers fofoe IL
considered, and thas u constantly decreasing by descr
ton that the Costa Rcsns strong n numbers, well
posted and usbed with success, and with the allies hold
ing nearly the whole OF Nicaragua while Walker 10 hmi
ted 70 one walled and decentralization with tho So
coast hioh be can maintain only with arms, can
hardly expect him TO DO able 70 keep bis fooho much
ouker In NtCsrsgua