The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22
ARRIVAL OF THE TENNESSEE.
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Very Late from Nicaragua, Peru and Chilli
THE NICARAGUA NEWS.
BATTLES At C0DY'S POINT AND 0BRAJE.
Several Of Walkers OMCers Nor
tally Wounded.
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0en. Bosquet, Of the Costa Rican Army,
Killed
" wALXHR's P0sITIoM.
THE PERUVIAN NEWS.
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NE Probable Triumph Of Vlvanes ever
Castillo,
Ae In "A
BATTLES At CoDrs POINT AND oBRAJE.
Several Of Walkers OniCers Nor
tally Wounded.
Gen. Bosqust, Of the Costa Rican Army,
Killed
wA1xHR's POSITION
THE PERUVIAN NEWS.
NE Probable Triumph Of Vlvanes ever
Castillo,


Castillo,
Ths sssamAhip Tennessee, Captain Tnkiepasga which
left Asp.nwAi the 10th, and San Juan the l2th
instant, arrived a this port last evening.
She brirgs $50 passengers and $50 900 on freight
Among the passengers per the Tennessee axe, ExGov
Nsisr, Major Roman, Major Harvey, Lieut.. Aerr,uAn
o. g. r. O. Z. Lippincou c. Morrison, 4. O. Palmer,
e. Il. Hampstead, T. Jacques and wife, B. Morton, H.
zarbsosher. Q. Washington, Mrs. Sweeney cui and
servant g, &. Griffin, Turner, G. W. Coly, Fl. j. Tao-
and wife, N. Merritt, B. Hliard, Mrs. Buohuam, O.
J. Jscquss, j. ". Wilson, j. v. Cordoza and wife, Mrs.
DAy-au from San Francisco Alex O. Hutchinson Of
Punta Arenas; 4. Berdsan and wife, Nicaragua p
Lyons 81 New York.
The .Tenassses has had hne passage from San uaa
with very m I'D weather.
Ms tennessee ca her outward passage arrived as San
Vuan su tbs evening Of February q, and at Aspuwau
on ths morning Of the I0b where she met and took
board ths passengers from San Francisco per Orzaba
and a p n lsft for New York, via Gan Juan and Key
West,
Len q Aspnwan Q. s. ship Cyane, and at San Juan
H. chips Tartar, Cossack, Pioneer Victor and Intse
d, aRd Key,wMt the Engleh ship Meteor, from Mobile
for Liverpool with 800 bses Of cotton, leaking badly
Arenas By the Texas and James Adger. remained
oanpsd n that place until tho 2Sd January and while
hus looaisd every effort made BY the enemies OF
walker induce deserton and those few that did de-
0sFt received from the Eosish Consul at Greytown .
daily sum 10 provide themselves with food, and were
afterwards sent away 10 Aspn vail by the English mail
steamer .; his expense
On the ughs the 22nd Jan. the steamer building al
u Pun.a Arenas completed (bavins been only twelve
days IN coastructiop) and onthe 23d, u daylight she
sseamsi on with oil board In nne health and spirits
Reaching point twenty ave miles up the Ban JuAa, and
only nvs COSTA RoAn garrison as Ssripqus
they anaed and stationed themselves In such Q manner
- to cut on oil Communication Of the enemy with Grey
town Col Iockridge reconnolsahoe OF the Costa
Koans poson but did act docs. 10 P~uAsnt 10 attack
thSu unt in receipt OF the retnorcement expected by
The Tsxas from Now Orleans, he VA dssrous, when
sSayxs taken, st once, without an hours delay to
puah % TO CAso and San Clos and this he could not
veil 90 with tns force thsu under his command, their
sunssn no, being sufnoen spare therefrom garrsons
q ssoe roIns would be necessary, to keep open
couasnicaton In his
rss fsxas arrived on the 4th February bringing th
eslshsAsd COL ritus and $50 mon, with artillery anmu
AAisa, prov:s;oss 40, &c They at taken up
river 70 the camp, and two days Afterwards moved up
end srsapsd position opposite to that Of the sneny st
S9fpsie Known n Cody's place. The COSTA Ricans
,aly lad small force this side Of The river and they
ssd aathe arst charge. Mr.. Codys place high hill,
which commands the opposite bank (only lSo yards dis
ani) and ths hill Col Lockridge Oh occupied with
pste. Of hh force and three brass pieces The bal
asssN bis nan, provsons &c, he also removed 10 this
ypss from their former camp, nve miles below, and
O ~ morning the Tennessee len San Juan (hs prepa.
ss being all c0upless) IN attack was 10 be made on
Ne snuy.
- r.x.. x.us,s>6 Al aan Iusr "A hyn~ w,th hsp IN.
rsssas Of ths expected engagement
IN Texas, ansr her arrival ~ New orsans reported
--sArcady pusishsd-thas Col. Lookridss had met the
ss n scrp1ue and defeated the thrce hundred Costa
aiosS pcslsd there.-ED. Herald
The Cossa Rlcsns weli fortified, and their position
he sss The river being protected ali sde' bat
sae me river By the San Juan and Serp.que rivers
BACc, L. vas conndost Of disodsing shsm, his bat
ssry Codys place VIII render their stay within their
wocn sa,rssohments very uncomfortable, while force
xs4s either OF the above streams o attack their
wal ssics,y decide the owsershp Of the point,
VIM scrpiqus 10 taken, the other positions on the
nvs,p TO For, San Carlos, will fAll ato Lockrdses
Assss Of Them being situated to oass equal
daGcs that of the one nov b,slcged.
oss a the river boats found by Col L. sunk Gin
sbnl vaiss) mile below Ssripiqus. and preparauons
srs bspg made 70 raise her.
\ during We ercampmsnt n PuntA Arenas, Col. Losk.
-ass hndins tho enemy were In daily Communication
~iih ereytovH, despatched o lev men Q short dis
Up The river prevent such but the Eosdsh ner
ersd snd caused him 10 recall bis force stating thsy
would no< permit him blockade the river although
se<hsg was said when . few days Afterwards the Costa
Rcsns ssss proclamation 10 Greyto N In which they
[, deciayrd the river In . state OF blockade.
Ths FORCES under Lockridge and Titus are with ,ut
aosbs the most efficient vet recruited for walker Thev
ase sss strong AIMED wrh Miss,ssippI rifles and re.
vosvs-- pcaty OF provisions and ammunition, ell In
good health and confident Of clearing the river previous
q tn arrival OF the With such leaders
- Iosybse Titus, Wheat, Frank Anderson, Capt scou
(Assftas United ssass army), George Hall and many
osh1s. this force, nearly al wesisrn men will GER
sas accomplish everything which their good judgment
nay .sad them 10 undertake.
Tlr enemy a slripque are no, over 200 strsns, aud
much wssksasd BY sickness
osvspsoy OF rifles 70 be sent down By Col Lock
ridss ocovpy and hold Punn Arenas, and to prevent
any parv oppoed so him from taking possession Of that
psass.
rhs accounts from walker are o. late a. February g.
o. tAa day he was n Ban Juan del Sur with 800 men
10 rsssw the recruits per 0rzaba ffom San Francisco
Ne hah established his headquarters ai RivU and
onse, al hs force thcre, amounting 10 500 elective
men.
rhs saes were not heard Of ser the ress OF arsnads
unu svuds the close OF January when they approach.
"a Mvs force On We 2esh Gen. Henningssn attack
~ them obra,e, sin miles northwest Of RrM. with
nedersieloss. CApA infancy was mortalIy wounded.
On TIE ssh they ss 81 George, on The lake Shore
sss m'rsshan 400 or l. 500 strong, and Gen. II. des
pnned 80 msa 70 attack them with orders 10 advance
10 osrain point; afser reaching which position. and
vsr >surs lighting. They retired with inconsdsrsble
- sxspt That several OF the officers we're morisry
0oundes Among them were Col Jacques and Maj. Du.
ssnssrry, The Costa Rosn's loss was supposed 70 be
ps" cen Bcsquss vas killed, and IRON his body
svefc VA taken which he had obtained q, Rivss among
ns stiss 's by warter on his nrss rsue,. from tns
plscs - 1885.
cen walkers men we're In good health and wen sup.
Piled wrh provisions and ammunition