The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-12
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
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ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
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YHR NICARAGUA ROUTE NOT OPENED.
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The Washington Boarded by
British officers.
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TIE Catharine Maria Boarded by
Three Armed Boats.
A FAe Of Soldiers Placed on Board tho
Lake Boat.
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Wicaraguan Affairs Getting More
Complicated,
Micaraguan Affairs Getting More
COInpiicated,

The Nicaragua Transit steamship Washington, Captain
Churchill arrived at this port carly yesterday morning
Aom San Juan del Norte and Aspnwall. The news she
bsnss ,s Of considerable interest,"
Tho Washington sailed from New York Nov Z, for San
Juan del Norte, Kingston, Ja arrived at Port Royal
= the evening Of the 1ith ult landed several passen
rsrs and proceeded the evening at eleven
O'Clock arrived off the haroor Of San Juan dol Nore ear
y on the morning Of tho lsh, having experienced a
heavy gale from the south.
On the 10Th and 10th Of November boarded outside
sf The harbor by from the United Stats ffiga,e
Savannah entered the harbor about noon,
plps eousd be obtained.
The washington reports that Colonel chd1 the CON-
pys agent came board and informed as that nothing
AAd been heard Of the arrival Of the Hermann at San Juan
del Sur and that the Nicaragua souernre'a refused 20
xu Ae passengers Of the Washington to pass through The
sosnt,y alleging that her passengers fiibsrs
seesed ~ith passengers the Hermann. Mr. Chids with
other parties connected with the company, ihe
nerning of arrival took the little steamer Catharne
Hara and proceeded up the river to Granada TO
and II possible, induce the government grant per-
mxsion for passengers 70 pass IL the Hermann
as San Juan del Sur.
Colonel Chids returned from Granada without
ysshng any cement with the government; the
sSntrary the boat was not allowed to pass from San
Ene proce eded Virgin Bay the officer being instructed
mot allow the land until he had ascertaned
ihere hbusters at that point, the government
bong informed and 0rmy believing, tlat the steamer
Hermann had landed hundred 6busters at san
Juan del Sur. small boat sent ashore and after
she officer being convinced that there nlibus-
srs either there at San Juan del Sur the steamboat
was permitted to land al the wharf, and agent of
the company proceeded to San Juan del Sur TO look after
tbe Hermann.
The United States Of Savannah, Jamestown ami
Raanohe, and the English steam frgaes Leopard and
valorous, at San Juan del Nos,e, Sir wm. Gore
OHssey beng board the valorous.
The jamestown sailed from san Juan for Aspnw Al
The 22d utmo and left Aspnwasi her return 70 San
Juan On the 2oth OF the same month.
The afternoon OF arrival the frgate Leopard
got undcrwch and proceeded sea- under the pretenc
q Captain Wainwright said to Captaia c., tha, the
AaA eighty the sick list and went 70 scl for the
benefit II afterwards appears she ordered TO tho
mouth of the Colorado 10 ierceIt $50 fbnaers na,
Asd az yerorci landed ne prssot ns Our boat eould
not get up the Fan Juan on account Of the very low
sagc water and had proceeded TO the mouth Of he
Colorado where she arrived at daylight next morning.
just be by the Leopard that anchored
oG the mouth OF tho river. Their launches imme
dsasely manned and chase given 10 harmless little
steamer shc had to stop after proceeding short dis
tAnce up the river. 70 dx steam pipe the boats
came up with her IN gallant STYLE with hoxitzer and
smai arms pointed for attack upon the supposed a.
busters After satisfying themselves that they had been
pretty cheapy Sold they returned 70 their ship and
about noon day returned their anchorage
Cfeytown.
The Washington sased from Aspin~an tho evening Of
Decemhcr l. leaving the Mai Company steamer Moses
ylor for New York the s.h, and the Granada, FOR
Havana
The Washington experienced strong northcis,erly
trades in crossing the Caribbean sea- and srcns nortnery
saies leaving the islands
A. AsyinwaI the United States store ship Relief
We are under many obligations 10 the purser of the
Wsshnrton for the prompt dclryegy of our parcels