The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-30

started Tor the Cape on the ITO INST W renf snfo D"p
could be offered to the Forss, and to endeavor 70
relieve English bark reported ashore on False Cape
Tho same morning. the United s.aies ship Jamestown
appeared cr port, bu; stood ave- again after an
exchange of signals with the sayannn Soon after l~o
English war, the Cesar 81 Su d and tha Dsdsm,
80 guns ca up and ancnored outside The bar bor These
ships learn, len England tue 21si OCTOBER last 10 with
for Walker. They say that ehoah he land w.h,n her
| reach they will take care Of hlm.
| rne bark White Cloud eighteen days from Eev York,
20 anchor inside har Dor Sunday morning last
She has cargo Of general merchandise for the
here which ibe marke. much needed Sho will not bo
able &c, pound Of freight here there nothing
ship At this time, thanks 10 the poor deiudsd N,cara
guenses.
II IS said tha: another revolution IS ia.ehog leon
but there Of their hshtg eacn o'hcr, for uaioas
change The botter akes place they must all
siarye 70 death together.
An election too place ia his Tho 18Th n. 10
choose officers Tor the ensuing year. Is very
| citing and udcrous afar-soms wanting government
(Which has been much NODDED hero for years. lsaD,
Others being decidedly oppossd 70 such an nssinon and
others again declaring that III farce Of pretending " have
go ernment, while every does he pteaaes, hal
been kept up long enough
The following ticket offered, under the protection Of
the British Consul who several of tho leading ia
macans, and told them that they must not oppose it,
FOR kayor-Juias Ws,a 4 sailor. from Gernany
For fiy toarcit-Feir Mancho, O. ibargnen, Hpsnars
Jnan Me.nier ,renchman Anono De bsrrne es c.rs 70
ffreri Italian; John Inie. E.glisSman. 49,. 49,. ~.
tor Alde-f j. hartn who IS, and always has oeen ihs
fo a'oSata Judge Of as Supreme tbuytsebasian Espino
Tor Tro,s,rcr-sa samoel shepherd.
Tor several days prior TO the election, Mr. Woin the
Mayor, aided by yscount de Barrue Beauyert run
ming abou. town telling every body that order should be
ak ahl
time applying the British Consul for guard OF ma
nom the British men Of war. they, OF course did not
lose the opportunity OF inviting voes one being desirous
Of lending his valuable tho Mayor ana
other Supreme Judge. Tho vscoun, did actually
receive just six votes including his own and that Of his
son AL 10 A. A. OF the memorable 18th tho Mayor,
sisted by lie Barruel appeared at the stateo house. and
posted MP notice 10 the people, that all voters must On
ter by door deposit their votes and pass Immediately
gu. At tho opposite door, and ha. not entitled 10
vote would be permitted inside the house. In1 WIS
thought little steep, considering hat the rain WAS pour
ing perfect deuge, and this notco was ordered
down by Mr. Martin, and taken down by the Mayor and
torn INTO The smallest VI particles by him az punishment
After long consultation between the Mayor and DE Bar
rue the former produced mys,erously folded paper,
and solemny dropped II into 4 native dish, called 4
"jicara,' which was held by tho only inspector Of
the election IN old darkey named Smith, who rings tho
bell for ancions and breaches for livelihood. After Al
hour So come half votes bav lng while, been
deposited N Tho iicara," neatly FOLDED hand.
ed In by gcmman oh color " ani opened by the Mayor
| in his accustomed grave manner.
proved TO he request om James Groom, ESQ, Con
sui General of Mosquito for her Ttanns Majesty, Qusn
vcora, to be permitted 10 deposit his vote in the aore
said "jcarao Tie request granted and the Consul
General appeared and dropped his paper vote into tho 81
| cara
-Four O'Clock r. NJ cngth came the polls closed,
the "jcara turned bottom upe ards the table, the to
bits paper examined and tho result o IN. election
nounced Tho entire ticket gven above bad boon elected
Total number of votes cast, thirty four But great dis
satisfaction exists and threats Of overhrowng the gov
eInmcn loud and deep, write, and before I
cl"se may have to reoorda revolution IN thus Kingdom
Of Mosquito.
The United states slcopcf war savannah, Captain Jar.
Wis Il s at anchor ius, in,ia tha hsrbor The captain
has been anxonsly looking for ths John Adams or y,
Louis u relieve him, for time past whsn he exrects
10 gai for Tarnp.o 10 attend IA The dii pecic IN thn.
quarter We shall miss CAPTAIN Jarvis and his accom-
puhcd officers very much There arc icw hner shpa or
more polished officers IN any service, and unco Fam
just about closing, learn people of the
town arc holding mass meeting in Victoria square for
the purpose OF oyerurnins the government and adopting
| new constitution.
| SAY JrlN pI NnwrE, Dec. Is, ls5s.
7Ae Briish Ifsgo, Iai4otg R.li-rot-Dpartre VI ST.
Gore Osassisy-.yriuai al the Dad,m ond Cssar--ne
Mcnof Wcr-C,nirat and Sovh Aseronn Tradc--Joc
| Wh1es Agno .SsaI Fyrm--Cesn, ~ BI7pl aHd nc
reyaidnss Of san Juca-xarr,ass q, Esrcs7he Gouoa
Hsv Of Nicaragua hosd to L>oa-AIaTn Drusl-
Greases As<,nbiins-lsanicifai Estos al Saa Jsrn-
Nos-ATvipdI Of III Aotis, Dr., a..
The vaorous after pccrng for long tine, sgralize9
of the harbor of san Juan sbc expected mcrnsn.
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DIadem and Crsar.
SIR Vim. Gore ouselcy lef the morning ri the 18th
for AspnwaIl, board OF the British mail steamer c
accompanied by hs wife and daughter leaving the vaor
ous only on The non arrival o her n ba,
49,, y,, v,,,o,,, .,n, !, 80. c,, r., 49,. ~,
a''''| 'o ' "' - - u.'' 80 ''0"i 49,
Csar On account OF tho want of water arc forced "
remain outside of The h7rhoy We Arc very niue ryr,ed
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"A'"" ~ a'' '-'s"a" "'o"' - ''"s''kA"s
about this port y certainly not Tor mo hAth 81 the
men for they apr~,ar n atsud |, very badly
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Monroe doctrine, and II we are not prepared " force
her We should resign our rights and surrender
our policy and lei Der put W rcW central America n Ice
ownway There no doubt p her taking greater Interest
IN these Ir than any other nation nov 10 existence Sha
has AL The trade os tsntr and south America, merely
because the United states have made no oxeron I" g.
cure " ana sue VII" M DOUBT, struggle " ke" y " has
for LONG tine been much nurcd owiag 70 thn ndccon
Of ~ rniry ards those rcpgil.r~