New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29
FROM NICARAGUA.
Restoration Of the Central American Tran
sit Compuby's steamers - The Line
again an Successful Operntion-The Dc
Gcnt OF the Revolutionary Party la Nj
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4 Correspondence o., the Associated Press.
slx JuAS RIyEE, EioAEAou,. May IS. lC6o.
/ arrived at Greyiown on the morning Of tis 18th
inst, after pleasant voyage from New-York Ia the
steamer America, aud found her commander, Capt.
JEFF Maury, perfect seaman and q moot sccom.
plished gentleman. The Central American IranslI
Line Is now in successful operation again, all the
boats aud property seired by the Revolutionary
party having been restored.
There now three boats running on The San
Juan River.
FROM what can learn from Authentic source,
the Company steamer San Juan was seiLed On the
TIN Of April last BY Hn American named James
Thomas, who ran her TO a point 20 miles below
For! San Carlos, near the two rapids, where che
Wa taken possession Of by Col Afgutilo OF the
Revolutionary parry, fJr san Carlob beng at the
tue held ny Geo. CAOnouo together with Fort
Cef'ellO.
The representative Of the Central American
Transit Company then obtained from the Resident
Minister Of 10 Uniled States, the lion. Ihomss H.
Clay, TN order on 81. Ihomat 10 deliver the boat
over 10 him.
Il paragraph in tie said order read ~ follows:
bot q her delivery 70 be fegreiori,ye o. he
Cear. American Il.niii COMPANY suaan,ec No pio,oc'
uoa Of the United States And tfi BY the u5ulA 0iouI
equity
The boa, wac then delivered over to the Represen.
tAiivo Of he Ccutrul American IrAnat Company
Cspt. Socum, By Gen. ChomOrro, the latter stipula
ting that she saould no, pas on. u tie river into
tbs Lake.
Gen. CAgmorro and Mr. Thomas then applied to
the Representative Of the Ceniral Transit Company
for tho use Of tie steamer 10 convey their troops to
RiyAs or II he DID not like TO accede 70 this to tow
their buugos ,hore.
This VA. refused. upon the ground tina, neutrality
was commanded OF tho Company aud It's officers, by
tier contract with the Government.
fer ~ u . Choir nj
wrote 20 Gen. Costello. Minister Of War, and stated
~ he Genial American IrlnAiG COnpsny's Agent
ne following;
"TA. b., lOsn ciomofFol void .laId Ia the way Of
he Csufl Al.fcsu Ilsns. Corysy bfu. about sny
frsr pcatsls Mia tie Gssefb.snI tbs delicate
is.o 10 veulo fsspssi any ghs Assst Of
Ge,sglmrnt ~ Orauats Only 'ugg,ns thst lie (Oen
Chomonol bat rssia-d fom r'itE her 70 convey troops
asan, u0,erbaeut tho Oov-Thm.Et should nahs tho
me .ps1uon ,owafd hii and the 'tsan'f should remain
/ -Eifsiy nsatf..'
THUS suded very happily tLe frat, and i, Is to be
hoped the lat. trouble on ibis route.
81 ME icr Dickinson, upon arriving at the sea Of
goyernm nt represented matters m their true light
10 Prcsitent MARTINEZ, who withdrew all obstacles
to the success Of the Central American Transit
COMPANY. aud the matter between the Govern nleni
| and The Con pguy was satisfactorily arranged.
/ At Greyiown the Company have excellent shops
aud come Of the besi mechanics.
| Tho Chief Engineer OF the Company, Capt. VIM.
B Place, and the Master Carpenter, Capt. Fletcher,
I are Wei AnOWu IN NcN-loIk LOT tncir gcbtlslnaii
qualities and their scientific atanmeuts. Under
t.eir directions, Il line steamboat TO run between
Greytown aud tie Rapids was built here in twenty
! TWO days
presuIne you aAye adyices this Of the battle
fought at Leon between the NicapKuan Govern
ment and the Revolutionary party. Should You not
/ lave received II, It 10 IN my power TO give you
tomethng authentic. IL comes from a gentleman
VINO within four miles Of Leon during be light.
/ IL seems that Gen. Jaroz, VINO invited Walker TO
this country, and who Of the old Csrcllon party
/ in 1874 ana aitsTward turned against Walker wgs
IN command of the Revolutionary marty in IA battle
near tho City OF Leon on the 9th, which he won.
aud In which Gen. Msrtinez was slightly wounded
| IN the arm. Flushed with victory, he marched on
/ Leon with 900 men to the barrier San Felipe
wnere President Martinez with only 100 mon AT
I tackled him. and gained "a complete victory. Jarez
and twelve officers only made their escape, and tue
prisoners taken were immediately paroled by Mar
iinez. About 800 Of them were presented with 81
euch clothed and fed by the President, who than
advised them 10 30 home and lee Nicaragua alone;
that sho WAS able TO protect hersei and wished TO
live in peace and harmony with all.
/ This act VI the President receives the warmest
praise from all parties. Immediately alter the bat
tie lie disbanded u body of 600 men, and sent n
courier to Gen. Chomorro at Fort San Carlos to
surrender capItulate But the latter Informed OF
JareL's defeat by Capt. Prim Of tho British Navy,
disbanded moet Of his men, abandoned San CarlOs
and CASTILLO. and Ietreated ~ Costa Rica where he
now is AMI the forts were occupied by Government.
Thus The mpOient revolution was speedily crushed
by the energy of President General Martinez who
has greatly endeared himself TO his countrymen by
his wisdom, ability, aud success.