The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26
QUE MOBILE CORRESPONDENCE.


MONTE Nov 10. 1855.
Croscfin3 in or SioardgudR EBaigrdssTheir General
Condition aud Characer- Posponemen Of their Depcr
hye for tie Receirs Of orders from he Department AZ
Waskiagton- Disappointment and ngr 81 The colonias
al the Deiay-E Embarrassment Of The Agent DE-, &c.
During the past ten days the Nicaraguan omigrants
have been gathering here for the purpose Of leaving for
San Juan del Sorte They 10 this place in accor-
dance with the published notification issued by the agents
Of the Southern Emigration Aid Society. The time fixed
FOR the departure Of the vessel the 10th instant II
was postponed until the l4th in consequence OF the pre-
yaence or the yellow fever and the appearance Of
ffostthus rendering voyage nexpedent for large
body of acclmaed on the 1ith about two hun
tred enigrants ready but information received
thai emigrants the way this place from
Texas Arkansas louisiana and other peghborng States.
Again postponement took place this time rather ndeG
rite, but looking towards the final departure in few
days
AS far be ascerained before next Tuesday
Me 23d Instant the bark Alice Tainter will be OF with
four hundred cmgrants for the land of the pantan
and "grcasers." Sxty-eigh arrived from Texas to-
day and thirty will be here this evening the New
Orleans mail boat
The emigrants here fine looking young men, mostly
farmers end mechanics from the interior towns OF the
Surrounding Southern States They declare their intentions
panenty settle in Central America for the purpose of
pursuing their respective callings.
No arms military stores visible in the prepara-
making and the most rabid amt progressionst could
discover nothing OF IT, fbustero about the quiet looking
bark she awaits "sailing orders"
MONTE, Nov. 20, 1858.
Since writing the above this usually que; city has be
come somewhat excited. On yesterday morning large
number OF the Nicaraguan emigrants assembled at the
sace Of j. Hesse Co. agents OF the Southern Emgrant
AID Society, and demanded immediate transportation to
San Juan del Norc, according 10 the promises gwen or
that passage money be refunded There were over
three hundred Of them and they filed the entire loyee
IA front Of the agents Office Their appearance rather
Soruldabe The agent told the crowd that brief delay
was necessary to arrange matters and obtain regular
clearance Of the vessel from the Custom House General
multitude ny stating thai ''the Custom House authorities
in confident expectation of instructions from Wash
syon either TO- day CT tomorrow which brought about
temporary quiet The crowd finally dispersed being
Informed by the Deputy Collector that they should hear
something definite during the day
lhe excitement still shows Itself the gatherings about
lie street corners and Is reported that clearance
VAL be refused the vessel you imagine how these
cm,Prants are clown the government for allow
ing them 10 leave Tor such places they choose for
residence. Unless things satisfactorily arranged,
and that very speedily, you may iool Tor trouble Of a
semewh serious character here.
Gen. waIkor stili IN this place, and seems TO take
things very cooy.
Tho vnNod states sloop. ofwar Plymouth Captain Dahl
eren, is here vii probably leave to-day Hon John
ber from Vera Cruz the l4th, and is here at
home