Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-24
NORWEGIAN OWNERS
PERMIT DEPARTURES
Insurgents Awaiting Result Of
Fighting Near Acoyapa.
MADRIz ANNOUNCES VICTORY
Gen. Vasquez, With 200 Men, De.
feats Enemy in Battle-Many
Are Killed and Wounded.

NEW ORLEANS. July 23.-Trade be,
tween American ports and BIuefelds
Nicaragua, is to be resumed as a result
OF the action of the American State De.
partment in declaring Buefields an open
port 1t was announced tonight that Tn.
steamers Imperator and Dictator woulS
sail tomorrow morning. The Imperatoi
goes to Bluefields. via Cape Gracias. with
a miscellaneous cargo
The Dictator. in ballast, goes direct ia
Bluehelds for cargo of bananas
Following the receipt today Of the
statement given out by the foreign of.
flee at Christiania, Norway, local steam.
ship agents received cable messages from
Norwegian owners agreeing to permi,
the sailing to Bluetields of steamer
which have been tied up here since Nor.
way declared its recognition of the SO.
called blockade of the Madriz govern,
ment against the port and principal
stronghold of the Nicaraguan Insurgents
Only Available Vessels.
The only ships which have been
available for Bluefields have been Of
NoIWeSldH register.
1t WAS reported that in the event that
no ships could be secured the insurgents
would utilize the converted yacht
Hornet, recently sold by the federal
government to a local shipyaru, anl
now on the way from Norfolk to New
Orleans.
This would have served to keep the
insurgents in bread and meat and am
hnt
interrered with the plans the insurgents
are saidrro have In connection with
putting the Hornet against the Madriz
gunboaC Venus. Consequently. wnen 1t
became known tonight tilat the bluckauo
would not be observed, there was mu.a
JOY in the local insurgent camp.
lnsurgent Victory Reported.
BLUEFIELDS. July 23.-Advices re-
ceived at the insursent headquarters to-
DAY from Gen. Mena state the latte S be-
lief mat the SUCCESS or lne revoiutlon
in the interior hinges ulon the outcoms
of nghtIng now III progress nortn oe
Acoyapa An Insurgent victory yesterday
as reported.
GEN Moncado is now at Juigalpa, at the
head VI UuJ insurgents. Upon the ic-
ceipt OF advlUeS mat the Sovernine.-G
eltner size, Moncauo ulvio.u his Iofces.
senuins uhe coIuinn 10 cnSaoe ue-'.
4. asIrIna, while wItn the othe. he leu siAi
atIacK against Ueh. NasqueL, tne COL
oI Ine SoveIume.-t
,urces, and u.n Gal rida at Comalapa.
Atler ten nourS ngntlnS Gdrrlda, Will
his .,uu men, letreateu IN uisofuef, lea|-
ing many ueau and wounded On the neiu.
aIuncauu cap,ureu ~ rlileS, iarSe
amount OF Ammunition and 100 PACK
mules with camp equipment. AinonS The
prisoners Is SaNador .Manulla-
Tne otner inSursent uINislon is supposed
to be engaging Hen. CastrIlla today.
Vasquez Wins Battle.
MANAGUA, July 23.-President Madriz
announces a victory by Gen. Nasquez oe-
cupying Comalapa over the insurgents.
Cen Nasquez, in command of 2UU men.
was attacked by 4OJ PROFESSIONALS. Dur
ing the course of the engagement Gen.
Valdez with reinforcements, surprised
PROFESSIONALS, attacking them from tho
rear The battle lasted tour hours anu
many were killed or wounded ON bonn
sides. Gen. valdez suffered serious i'll