The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-30
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cSI ktnney's New Fiinba sters.~
spsapeca~-T The Hfcaraguan Trss.
OF TIE RICHMOND p,mr pmpsrcnl

~ NOM NINt........ APRIL 90, iss,

aH. y%I~~ AsriswsIs, April 13lh, 1856
As am on the eve Of departing for San su.,
OF tue California steamer The Mos.. ri ~, 4 ~
ever can be chronieeda as having arrived af ri
90 the meridian Of the 18Th. Adyersa ~ ~, ~
statement IN my former letter. of the raiiacasian
~ .a me ueats am pleased 10 be able to report
.he government still dodging about. Ii anna !.
they referred 10 60 COMMITTEES Of tkree. tsa 49,
Snowa 10 be favorable to it, go that Gar aftar =
lew more pettlsh tricks, tbey will ratify in AMI
prevent our taking full possession of the isthmus
ana throw. us as far back as ever into that d.I,
stre state of myths, The Nicaraguan treaty1 has
how, without Doubt, been accepted and If the A..
tietes OF the treaty truly reported n is ser,
enough, and more than we could have expected
iujefng from the anteeedents of those n,;sasats -
hambugs. who personate their royern,nent s.S
now but Tor its being free sei might be the means
America - ~
Col Kinney has just sailed from this port for
u1eytewn, with large supply Of stores amu,uni.
ton and men in order to revolutionise tbs n,isa
fabie, sefeonstituted nglish government ~ ,ha,
piaee. lie has means and friends sufficient 10
supp1st his preeentions, and he win soon be re-
estahhshed in his former observation-disclosures of
ureytown, or San Juan Def Norte The Ca,onai
nas DOUBTLESS, by this time, issued his proclama
uon, and tho peoples voice have already conf rm
ea 90 nls government; Many strange scenes have
occurred since that English protectorate has held
paramount. Bnt now, that Lord paImers,on ba.
defined SO tsniatellt9G6ty It's meaning some decided
change, which Kinney intends to effect, will iouht
Tess oe oenehciai to all parties San Juan in eve
ry particular. Is more desirable, better located
and every way healthier, and superior for bnsi
ness purposes. than Aspinwail. Not alone denen.
dent upon passengers, but with a country com,
para'iIeiy thickly settled, and under profitable
state OF cultivation, around and about it, Besides
10 stands, all the world to uothing-sunerior 10
any other route for the Isthmus Canal. and has
natural advantages-water and locks-wbsch ran
MT be overlooked. 1t is the Colonels intention 10
ha andr 81,
wonder with his own hands The route win soon
reopen in spite of all and every obstacle Money
or men opposed, and il not soon by Americans.
they will find that foreign capitalists are now be,
ing made sensible of its great advantages
The harbor of San Juan abounds in the finest
fish in the world, and the Susquehanna-Ameri.
can man-of-war-lyiDg there, has kept the tow in
full supply Of that article, free besides feeding
her nen-ioo are reported to be III, some say with
ship fever, others by eating of the fish, Now, as
the residents of San Juan partook of il equally
with the men, aud unaffected, l am inclined to
believe that Is ship fever. They are reported to
bleed freely at the nose, which is not an unusual
symptom OF ship fever, il may judge from those
cases which have experienced. The ship is cruis-
ing for the health of the crew. which is the reason
l cannot report her being here. There is moth
ing like the shadow Of man-of-war in the harbor
The jamestown, as reported in my former letter
left for Greytcwn, where expect TO find her and
her merry crew, on my arrival. The Osprey on
which Col. Kinney has embarked, like Cae,ar with
his fortunes, bears the mail brought by the Moses
Taylor, to the jamestown. now at San Juan
II appears that Viyanco has fought his fight and
run away. Some thousands were slain about the
walls of Ariquepa, which is somewhat surprising
when We know the parties which fought The
only thing that can be said is, that he has made
room for another revolution. So Heaven speed
them on the "deal" as may be.
Nothing has occurred Of frightful Importance
Tie weather is comfortable aud pleasant; the mon
soons which blow constantly across the island at
ia nhnta aEFf la -
into the belief that the locality is salubrious
While the sign-boards at Monkey Hill are woefu
pOsers to the contrary. .s s7-rrl...s.. $500
England is smuggling for India aud China. but
We are such fast people, we are content to snug
yle for nothing but free soil and free niggsrs of
Kansas. ......,-.. ----s- -
shall be able to report more fully of Col Kin
neys movements at San Juan in my next, sending
you the proclamation, with other matters of inte.
rest, which have just transpired there.
Yours, &c, s.