The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-31

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ocunrymea, the other portion Of the for called out
TO nsse the arrests being held reserve. ptaa Ken
the station house congratulated The
hsd been made without Violence and said he had simply
sSsS with The view The ana 70 @ 90,
rid Of Col Kinney and bis associates Capt Kennedy IN
derook 10 mediate between the authorities and the pri
the following terms were agreed 70, and Kinney with his
four associates were taken on board NE Jaussown:
We the undeIsgnsd agree and pledge ourselves Jointly and
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This agreement has been cencluded By he nterveson Of
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Mayor s .''''A-'' '''' ''-''' -'A''''p' 'uHu' "c'
Among the numerous astonishing assertions made by
Kinney and hs associates was one that will not DO apt to
advance the interest Of the person inter
mend him very strongly 70 the present Minister Resident
OF the United States in Nicaragua the citizens Of the
don, whose name is attached to the above document
on hs way from Washington to join General Lamar Ut Ma
nagua having been appointed Secretary TO the United
Among the Kinneyites . black man, formerly Of
the city Of Granada, and who held the Office Of Colonel
under walker besides being an officer In the Hacienda
department This person had the assurance TO 90
board OF the United States ship jamestown and ask Cap
tain Kennedy tor balls and shells 70 defend Kinney against
the people OF this town. His modest request was OF
couree declined.
TWO more men, residents of Aspnwall, who came here
behave themselves. Their names are v. Harrison and
DR. Sutherland This party Of distinguished gentlemen
WIN soon return to Aspnws whence they came and ~,
not soon be again annoyed with their presence.
OUR AspNwALL CORRESPONDENTS.
AsPiNwALL, New Granads, May 81, 1858.
Colonel Kinney Returned to Aspin,DalI-A Word IN hiss
Defenoe-Cdpt. Kennedy Found Fault Wih-7he Grey
town Negroes and the authorities, dc.
We have just seen Colonel Kinney and the party who
figured prominently the late affairs as San Juan
Grey town. Five Of them alone abrosated the English
gro government struck the Mosquito flag and raised that
Of Nicaragua arrested the Mayor and brought hi In the
presence Of Col e. L. Kinney to learn from him the late
government defunct AT the time they preparing
for new election of officers the British Vice Consul
armed tie negroes, and applied to Commander Kennedy
for protection, and demanded the Mosquito flag, upon
which they bad pinned English Union Jack. The flag
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and future punishment the Colonel who had been
appointed by the voice Of the white citizens Governor OF
the town.
The BrisbtCopsul and Commercial Agent Of the United
States recommend the commander TO arrest the Gov
ernor and establish the old negro government which
Commander Kennedy refusing they called upon him to
protect them making declaration that they fearful
Of their lives, and that Governor Kinney aud party
intend 70 sack the town The commander, by inquiry,
ascertans the asty Of the declarations aud agais
fuses to interfere, when they circulate report that the
commander had undertaken the charge OF government,
and such should be the report sent English govern
lab neso char and became suddenly active in deusps
any knowledge Of any change The negroes having dis
covered his weak point kept up the fun and the
got completely Mortified with the idea OF repDr.
threatened that be suddenly became the negroes right
when the election Tor other officers was about /,
take place two hundred Jamaica negroes
armed by the British Consul, and with Q piece
OF cannon pMaded In front Of the Governors house
at San Juan, and threatened 10 set II fire and
hang the Governor and his companions The Mayor having
gained fresh oourAee from the assurance Of the com
mapder that be should have assistance to the
rican citizens who had declared In favor Of the Nicaragua
nag went peradine from house 70 house, and man -
man. showing despatch and reading the aloud aud
Representing Capt Kennedy had now changed his mind
and their side. The Governor had tod the Captain
that he wished he would suffer the authorities TO con-
tinue until something should be heard from Nicaragua
and during this truce the negroes prompted by the Eug
nsh Consul. had detained from liberty number Of the
Coonels friends, who without any thought OF molests
ton In the streets OF the town. Two arrested
In this way, when the Colonel and two others were
betrayed into the haoos Of two hundred armed and
drunken negroes, and the Governors party without
weapon.
The presence OF Commander Kennedy a, this moment,
without doubt saved their instant The Oommso
der suffered the negroes 10 hold their prisoners for about
three hours and then decided In The favor of tho negroes
and took the party board his ship prisoners. Tho
negroes pledged themselves that they would give the
party passports 10 20 up the river Int, the interior and
Afterwards refused them The Ensisn negroes saiuted
the English flag, giving II tweaiy one guns and then
hoisted the Mosquito, whe the drunk and uproarous
shouted forth their triumph ~ victory over the Amer
and whites of San Juan.
The Mayor arralgned many other Americans tho fol-
lowing day, not suffering them 70 speak In his presence
while the negroes grnnng around showed their delight
AsrTswAiL, May al, 1855.
Colonel Kinney Skrped for 7e-ds-Some q His Friends
SEM Wuh Him.
The Granada has Just lc this port with passengers for
Havana and New Orleans, among whom are Colonel II L.
Kinney, bound for Corpus Christi Texas Via Now Orleans
Major Bell and Colonel Glitdon.
Mr. Body also left for Havana, and ave OF the olcsrp
OF the saransc frgats at Panama. on account OF III
Th<x aude ~ tha cflo.xa