The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13
the 18Th with sTs passengers, IN the best Of health and


spirits.
when fret seen outside, the Jameetcwn despatched
boat al once, which boarded her and found all right all
bona de passengers without the presence supervision
of the little "gray eyes = which have kept them the
qa for qste length Of time. On the o. the
boat they reported all right but did satisfy the
John Bulls AS she came into the harbor and anchored
the Leopard sent her boat with lieutenant
board, and the Washington was forced to
submit to another insulting search her papers were
overharled and Brother Jonathan cubs knocked
about by the lion claws OF old England under the guns
of the jamestown and Savannah.
The steamer Transit started a voyage Of discovery
up The 81 juan and some OF the passengers were much
annoyed at John Bulls impudence and concluded to have
some amusement during the interim at Johns expense
They arranged an anonymous episte TO Sir William Gore
Ouseley, giving him the cue, for meddng with the start
ling that the Washington had already landed the
destny man with FIVE hundred sturdy planters
cried 'coee for two and pistols follow " that
they stll at the mouth Of the Colorado and, with
expedition they might stih find the hornets They
tooN the bait as kindly as sucking pig, and the
black smoke was seen pouring out Of the English pipe,
and soon she of upon wild goose chase
Bull baited for. Black night had come and the
Transit finding she could not get bar the San
Juan returned and down TO the Colorado for the
purpose Of ascerainng II all was clear that way The
Leopard seeing her Just entering the mouth of the river
| Colorado, concluded all was rght-the mountain
| sure for successful labor: They sent blank shot
after her and brought her too when Mrs Smith appeared
and Informed the captain quizzingly sthe child was
mousse at which Childs, who looking wondering
y became quite NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the remark the
interference have not learned However, the Leopard
| the next morning returned TO port.
Thus hath il been on Afrc's burning shore,
hungry lion gave grievous rear,
While coffee planters vote them all q bore.
The river steamer Transit then proceeded up the Colo
RADIO and San Juan without obstacle Al Castillo they
put on board ten Ncaraguan soldiers, with matchbox
prevent the agents Of Vanderbilt Spencer & Little from
stealing the boasso It's said Mr. Chids, with the
mttee chosen from among the passengers to look to their
interests and that every thing the square, after
arriving at San Carlos embarked board of the lake
steamer and proceeded the lake. and then by land
TO San Juan del Sur where they found everything
der, but Hermanp and returned at san Juan
del Nore in the same manner and conveyance made
their report, when the Washington left for Aspmwal,
Friday morning, November %.
SAN joan DKI NoErE (GREyTowN) Dec. Is, 1858
A'Ti,d Of the UdShingoa1Pdsses9crs S'Sinon Pure'-
Boarded by jamestown o,t of the Har5or-- Boarded by
British and Searched pithin HarJer-7he Lille Greg
Eyed Aan" Not Found-Lark acih John BuN--Me
Leopard Starts for the Caloradc-Blaak Shots and
More 1asuRs-RigM Of Search no, SURRENDERED
Walker Sold to the B,iiish-The Weaiher-Tae Roam
oke-Sr Gore Still Sics-P,orisions H,gh-British
Apoogtse-Wu Nerer do so again until Neza TIME
Sect Cannot Serve TWo Aastes-H Chsys to tie Poin,
and His Honor.
The opposition steamer Washington arrived at this port
the 10th November, with four hundred passengers
tended for the Hermann, supposed to be then awaiting
them San Juan de- Sur having however tina; the
Hermann left Panama direct for San Francisco was de-
termned to ascertain that fact before the passengers
taken over The agent, Mr. Chids and a committee from
among the Passengers, being selected look 10 their
interest assembled the San Juan in the river steamer
Transit
Before the Washington arrived port she boarded
by boats from the American of Jamestown to
that all right and they, finding the passengers all
"Simon Pure. suffered her TO pass in Tic British il
appears, not satisfied with this and the Wash
ngton in, boat from the Leopard board
and gave her rigid overhau!ng demanding her papers
and peerng about with their argus Jealous eyes
"destny grays." 'Uncle Billy was not 10 be found
among them and they left the ship rather disappointed
Dun ing the evening the Passengers resolved 70
themselves with John Bull, and sent letter board
Gore Ouseley, who rather lndspsed at the time
that Gen Vim Walker with 500 ilibusters already
landed at the mouth OF the Colorado, and that with
expedition they might sl be taken: that the ship had
put them down there before making the port Of San Juan
The letter signed with tower Of stfength-Garrison
seward, sumner Weed, Douglas Gerr smith and others
and forwarded slyly. Sir Gore took the bait Ike a
gdeecn and the Leopard at started for the Colorado
The Transit returned during the night, daring
The bar Of lie Sau Juan, and steamed the harbor
Tor the purpose ascending the Colorado when she ot
Oh She mouth the river the Leopard discovered her aud
alarmed her With blank shot ana bore down upon her
thinking She ha caught prize and they had the abus
at last within their grasp Poor Chlds much
tonished at tins treatment. while John Bull was much dis
apl ontcd aud cLagrined at not finding any quarry
pitch upon hs hoTns when he thought he ia the hor
nets nest; After submitting herself to rigid search and
"
Cend the Colorado ana she returned 10 the port OF san
Joan.
The party on the Transit found the route in good order
aud free. by the orders q the English Admiral at Castillo
they took on ten "greascrs with musket TO protect the
boat The party finding the Hermann had not been al
san Juan ac sur returned on the 10Th November and the
Washington thcu left for Aspnwail.
some Power has surely cold Walker TO the Ensssh-at
less; that u the conclusion hcre-abd With him every
right belonging 10 the American people
Is agreeable a. treaty stpua,ous that our vessels
% be oxerhauled IN the harhor ~ san JuanS
L hat gyta nNd in flr lNANt ton r. k.r
Is any less insult than the search Of vessels
upon the high seas
TIA S Gore ouseley any special rgh, from govern
melt--any writ-to exercise police in the harbor Of
GreytOwn,
viii apologies alone atone for every insult added to our
honor both at home ami aboadf J. this correct return
Tor our long fOrbearance kindness, courtesy
Perhaps the Captain may charge i upon Sir Gore and
SIR reflect II back upon the Captain but where Ia the
rcdrtsy-shcre satisfactory Ts plain had Walker been
there they would have arrested him: and s likewise
plain that there parties Washington who should
be more honest than 10 colleague With tnglIshmen.
The weather Is terrbie-bloeng aud raining affecting.
" the whole time not boat from the vessels able 70 ct
ashore.
sr Gore ousclcy continues very IN he will leave for As
pnwall a. soon a. he sufficiently rcgovcrs.
We all cleaned out, like a lrenetmsns plate.
The Washington passengers have cleared completely
the ardcrs Provisions Il every kad scarce, AID in
much demand.
The British promise ucvcr g d 70 again." or not H.
suit our nation or iiag until the next time.
Mr. Chids, and, indeed, ~ those connected with the
present Inc deserve great deal d rase from oil attes
Tley arc conducting The affairs q the company ably and
tbs disappointment 70 The Washington passengers vii
perhaps never occur again ami L le public understand
tshOOushly, every cCn6deace VII be restored again.
ouR NAVAL coHEE,roSDENcE.
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dc.,d
On the 18th uitmo The steamer Washington arrived a,
tbs port with upwards Of three hundred passengers but
che Transit was unopened and The Hermann had gour
direct from Panama 10 san frauc sro
Tho Washington wes boarded befote tho h,rbor
by one d onCcrs, vho, being satisfied lure were
nlbuscrs board. permitted hcro and anchor.
amer having anchored sLe VA boarded 81 her Britannia