The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-30


We also learned ha, very ber feeling which resulted
In serious aght hss been got up amongst tneuc 10 oon
,hs s sss u, sos
ton OF their ctiy in having invsed the Americans TO
Nicaragua Thas the controversy cosf nced and from
the hatred which eyiSed OF Old bet weea those fac'oas
you can well fancy how matters stand between sheu
II has been mster Of surprise 20 mo bow hey hsva
Ssas .ss uos ss4s Ro
a. regards the deaths OF the above named 9enerals
Also that the enemy have besn obliged, by cholera,
TO divide their focesone hall at Massaya and the oner
at Aauatua-where they intend remaining 10 yecspersse
and receive further relnorcements -lben toey sre
lish Consul Pom, Arenas Costa Rca to aa English
dent at this place Also, that the Coaa R'cso Coamis'
soner had returned from Cns wta considerable
amount, raised there q loan that the Catisu war
steamer or steam brig, was tnen ri Pout Afeaas Aad
would on the 2Sth OF s month proceed 10 san Juan
del Sur and blockade that port. This news oocass In
such direct liz ,nst fear 1t 10 true learn she 10
nne sell and carries heavy guns Ia that event. AN
afraid Fay SIOUX with bis little schooner cannot msaase
her.
Now, to come dcwn to the events which have trans.
PRED within the last few days Having business wnica
required Immediate attention OF thus pAce, left NirSn
Bar on the steamer Virgin on the evening OF the I0tn
and arrived this point the morning OF tue 22i At
Castillo Rapids met boat Just up with all the munitous
OF war sent by the New York brig. Harmed from her
that on her up trip she had met aban doned rasc
the river lt below the NOUN OF tne san carlos Coiones
Rudder aad lockrioge, who were along also Captain
Thompson who was Ia command OF the company sa.
toned ., ths mouth Of the SArpqui thought indicated
that all not right We procee ted on down ,no river
When opposite tho mouth OF enc san Carlos what
appeared to be small RAFT, with some six or seven
sreasers on IT,
wnen we 20, 10 tho Ssrpiqul we found rhom ,son's
command all right: they had seen or heard nothing
then aboss dark and the boats at this eud OF the
river out little at night so We did not reaoa Pdnia
Arenas until next morning, the I'D.
On the following morning. about Daylight, was
roused up by the most Internal screaming and moi
looiog through the town. soon learned what vas
About l26 10 $50 miserable Costa Rlcans, with
possession of the Point the four boats wnlch
were then there and all Groytown was mad with Joy
Gres.ers, n!ggers, Germans, &c, &c. were having q
grand jubilee Of Costa Rcan (r nts
turned out that Japt Thompson, regardless OF whAt
no had heard, failed hs men-iailed to
have picket ouand permitted himself 70 be on
tIely oy surprise a, two r. NJ. very day after
left him He taken prisoner his mon eItasr jun oed
INTO theriver OF were killed with only one or 'r1 sno
nred by any Of our Thompson they set at ioerty
In this place SSoe then Of the mon nave come
here. They tell that they think i've others may yet
bo living Several bodies have been picked by the
hagh shipe None Of us dare 20 over 70 the Point but
er OF attorney rom Vanderbilt 10 take tue boats, aad
he could not yet them away to burn as they were
his property He also had lot OF President aoros pro
Carnations Offering free ucxe, to New York Dy s.esin
to all Gen. Walkers soldiers.
The English sAd they would not prevent the Costa XII
cans from taxing boats, bu! any dgni took place
shore they would nre into the oelge parties The
American Consul who, by tho way think 10 an inlor-
eresse. he could do nothing, and TO me appear
ed to chucke over The matter BE better adapted to
&C. Consul for Hayt than for the United sa'es Ine
whole OF this Transaction, could very plainly see had
tion OF the English vessels of war. This msn spencer
employed this river when VAn1erbi. had the
route and na or SOM Ssns 0n,ns nas s,s na bssa
for Greytowr negroes doubt II he coiid have got
the boats away As u VAS two oiinem drif.ed over on
side. The Engiah vcstels aided tnom 10 get them
off, There PROBABLY 400 TO $50 ca nc dowa to San
Carlos with Spencer, but ne said he expected olo
or 100 more in lev days. He got oil with
AL tne and dis men, saying, by toe way, taa
he (pencey) would have General Walker Out OF NIcsrA
qua In one month Snce hs departure lesra ne
has ZEN n a
Virgin he has so written to Greytosa Ia taxing tae
Virgin ne has got al the ordnance stores seat oai 90 me
bark from New York Yesterday q boatmsu 40 ca ne
down river rays that 800 men under President Mo
broiher had arrived at the mouth Of the SArpaus
snd that hcsS would procseed al once 70 take Fori 81
Carlos
linen arrive per steamer hourly expected, win AIMS
we shall start up the river Ia mail boats.
DEPARTURE OF THE TENNESSEE WITH
EMIGRANTS FOR NICARAGUA.
The steamship Tennessee sailed at hall past O'Clock
yesterday with about hundred and any emisrsuis
for Nicaragua and number OF passengers for Csofni,
Her day OF sailing was Tuesday last but her departure
had to be postponed 10 consequence or some damage to
her sarboard ~hesl which required repairing. Every
rng however, was in readiness yesterday; her cargo
was all board, her passengers prepared With the ex
cep,iou OF those who had been detained By orders from
secretary Marcy; and a. there were no Untet States
officials presen, make any arrests she started
Eve or six hundred persons assembled The dock
her OF aud bid last farewell to their friends As the
United States Deputy Marshals had pgursd ., cen'pcu
ously the day before supposed they would certain
y be band this occasion, particularly as they must
have been we'll ma, there two hun drei
emisrsDs On board; but they were among the missing
and alihoush various circulated with regard
10 thor comiug the last Loar make arrests
the vessel they hsi not made their appearance
before sho left the DOCK somo OF the dplomAsts OF tho
crowd oppressed the op iha, the arrests were all "a
show GOT up by Marcy ou, Of respect for foreign Powers
and to prove that tho government Was determined to
epfsroe neutrality laws. He sly old fox, they
believed had his eyes cpen and supposed 20 know
what he was dong Tho crowd also loud in their
eulcgics OF General walker whom they famiary ter med
"Unolc Billy" aner the fashion OF the 10 hls
army and frequently asserted that he "a orcx,
"a uump" and 'one Of the boys" As ihore
one 70 gslnsay all this, 10 was reoevet
with unanimous approval and mis- warm admirers
gave their feelings enthusiastic cheering Con
siderable msrrimeni was caused by the ejecment Of
somewhat belgereni Individual who Insisted on his rish,
TO 20 Nicaragua In opposition 70 the captain There
was In trying 70 humbus him, he said, Tor he
want going TO be humbug ged-hs was gong 10 Noars
qua, and oil HI voaldnr stop hin when he had made
up his mind He was however, comrsed 10 60 Ashore,
on board again, he wss obliged 10 remain oshni. Toe
crowd finding the ans pass heavily on their hands ssr
this interesting Bnls aaar, commenced snosballns the
passengers The rsasesee, and the passengers on the
Tennessee snowbaiIsd them In return In this vay
the time passsd more pleasantly tI the gong an
nounced that the how Of departure had arrived
The voice Of Captain Tlnklep~ugh was ncst Beard
ordering the removal Of the gang plans and IN lee
minutes sner The Tennessee was moving slowly OIL
into the river Adeus waved BY fricnds on ssor'
10 friends on board and shower Of balls fell aeon
the deck a. parting salute
The following ere the names Of the ps"enseF''--
Henry Mellus, John Jones, Mrs A. W. Wungi@s, tv'
| children and servant; Mrs. II. henomy. Chlds
Mrs. Ann Warner, infant and servant Mrs Shsice, sis
Margaret Howard, Mrs. Gage and daughter, A. Lewis
| Mise A. wsatberwste, 9. wesiherwate, Capl d.
Mitchell, lady, child ard servant l. l. Bstchiten
Heller, wife and daughter; II. Bioomntah wife an
| sister Joon sullivan, j. GNrstt, vie and two iniana
| Mis- N. swim and boy, Mss o. Bgelo~, John Ddeoi
\ Henry La wis, Charles wcsthesusx. Thos. Nichols an