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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
Arrival OF the American Minister.

We cut the following from me NHn0psa
Tlos OF July "a, Ohis Is the first paper IN the
English language published IN that country Il
issued at Granada}
Hon John Bozman Kerr, Charge dc Afaircs from
the Government of the United States to the State OF
Nicaragua arrived III the city of Granada, on Wed
nesday morning the 9th inst, accompanied by ms
aIniabe lady. child and servants. lie came across
the Lake from san Carlos IN the steamer Director
and was heartily welcomed on the beach by com
mltice of ms countrymen on behalf ofthe Americans
residing here. lie was addressed by the Project OF
the city, Don Fernando SequelIa. to whom he replied
IN bTlei manner.
Thence he was escorted By cayalcade Of Ameri-
cans accompanied by some of the GTanadlan au-
ihorties and a number OF the other foreigners To-
Gated III Granada, TO the apartments prepared ior
hlm al the mansion OF Albert Horn, ESQ, the gen
tlomaniy agent of the American Atlantic and Pacific
Ship Canal Company. subsequently he paid visit
on the Director 10 Riyas. where he was received
with open arms by the Project and communicate OF
the place. who accompanied HIM from the Lake
coast to the Pacific shore. After behodlng the wat
ers of the magnificent ocean and viewing the transit
route and probable connecting point OF the projected
Ship Canal, MI h. again returned 10 tins city hlgnly
delighted with the trip. He lefi Granada last Friday
morning on his Journey to Leon, To present MS Gre
deniials to the NcaIaguan Government, and enter
upon the discharge OF his ofhclal duties.
His Secretary Mr. Isaac Mckim Bowly. (who
Sueaks spanish fuenty also arrived IN this city last
SUNDAY morning, the Goth inst.
At the request OF native Of this country, Who
suggested 10 him the proprely OF having MS Odgsd5e
properly guarded on the road, Mr.. herT m ide appil
cation TO The authorities OF this city, who promptly
furnished him with file Of soldiers for thai purpose
SUGAR PLANTATIoNs-Messrs. Myers Deshon,
from Mobile and New Orleans, have purchased
large tract of land Realeo, where they intend
opening a sugar plantation. DR. Livingston, OF Leon
late American Consul, has, we understand entered
largely into the culture of the sugar cane. Inc
cane OF this country said to be superior TO thai oil
Louisiaps or Cuba. and can be cultivated to sreal
perfection. No better opening for the investment
Of capital EXISTS anywE Indeed 1t Is very ev,
dent that Central America must be TO California ana
Oregon what the West Indies have hitherto been TO
our confederacy. Sugar cotton, coffee, cocoa, nee,
indigo. tobacco. maze-ln short, all the staples ana
fruits 9th tropics-are produced IN Nicaragua IN
the greatest abundance. There are large number
of cattle estates IN the country and hides, with in
digo, coffee Brazi.wood and lndia-rubber, form the
principal articles of export.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
AUSTRALIA.
Prom Van Dicmau's Land.

By way of San Francisco, we have ad-
wees from Hobart Town to the l9h Of March The
news is unimpOrtant. The anil-IranSpO'tation
movement was prosecuted with undated vigor, and
the cause of the lriSh State prisoners was Sympa-
iAized with great warmth by The people.
TIE Maitland NcrciTy says OF those gentlemen thar
recently public meeting was held, pursuant 10
advertisement, al the Plow lnn, West Maitland, for
the purpose OF adopting petition 10 the Queen for
the pardon OF William Smith O'Rfl.n. John Mitchell,
Patrick oDonohue, Thomas +. OMeaeher. John
Martin ke,ln laod 0'Dohcrty aud Terence Below
hcManuS. now State prisoners IN Van Diemms
Land The following resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted
That THIS meeting has heard with surprise aud lndgna-
holha Sii William Thomas Den son tht Lieutenant l'oN
sihG q Van Diemen'S Land has inflicted upon the lish
Sae prisoners. MesSrS NJ, MaIuS, O'Danohue and O.
pheiiy foI thng breach Of mere rule NJ penal Sei
ihte aa exa,ludCial punishment. Winch, 60 gentlemen
~ i habits and feelings NAV be regarded as worse thSn
~ aea' 'ais meetns expresses us htaiueN ShlpsN
VITA these unfortunate aud Oppressed gentlemen, and IN
70 dong conveys opinion that the disgrace their
ls attempted 10 attach L. them has re,olled 1pon HIM
ss ard ,ndelhly StgmatiIed hs name aud character.
. ne hlfd resolution was for the adoption OF Pc
uuoh to her Majesty praying that a pardon may be
Wanted 30 William Smith O'Brien, Johu Mitchell,
Thomas T. Meaehor, John Martin, keyln lzod
vpoAerty. Terence Below McManuS, and Patric \
Nponohne, the Irish State prisoners. An amend
Aen' asmoycd 10 the eject that PRAYER should DC
enoodsed for the recall OF Sir W. T. Denlson, but
AHeT some argument, was Withdrawn.
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NICARA \.
Break ing Out Of Civil War.

HE Civil War which from our last pre-
'leas advices seemed inevitable in Mica
faeua, has at last broken out, as we learn
u0n the following letter from our cores
pendent at San Juan:
<0Hssp'sdcncc 81 The \. Y Tribune.
jean py NICARAGUA, FRIDAY, Aug. -, 1851.
on the evening of the 4th inst, at Leon,
''ae's Muhoz, the Ex.Mmis,ei Of War, at the head
Asmsll esdy Of troops, took prisoners the Presi
wa Don Jose Laureano Pneda and al OF his CaeI'
'NexceS DR.. Jesus de Ia Rccha, and sent them 10
~" Ia Union, Tgre Islands from whence the Brit
=. steamer took them to san Juan da Ia Concorha.
'N senate immediately assembled at Granada
Ieoh' The capital, was In possession OF the lnsur-
ss1S and elected Don jose del Montenegro, Pres
nm, VI Jesus de la Rocha Secretary OF Finances
sermin Fener, Secretary Of Foreign Affairs
SutnaSen,ura Silva Secretary Of War
s aanroz faction elected Don Jus,o AloaunZa
se0eh' Don Arcediano SohE "a frias,) Secretary
'Ne'en Affairs Don Eugene Na,as, Secretary OF
rsa'es Gen. Maioz, Secretary Of War.
~ People Of the State of Nicaragua Go not ac-
,ssse the Muioz administration, and the ne H
a~'ien l receive from the sea, OF difficulty,
Muhos ''S"'S'''''''' -
W. Caarse," Hon. John B. Kerr, has been
.'s ey President Montenegro.
'"e Nicaragua route is nov lsirly open, and
s'e'> can now cross from one ocean 20 the other
""a eo@ioss and safety.
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Memoranda.

..a-Ief II Humboldt Bay T. > scnf Il"
y ,urTssns tne Isabella Hayne heace sailed from
PEI HoseoH ong Kong zs,h June schf hAa "a 70 80"
= hs poi re go 90 Ion,oo Ranlett heace sailed from
1 Per onen'r1s ,Iea,ia the 2ith June svsnex
Ishsi ~ Csntero, hence ar ~ "a, ~ pm
Per Ad1,x-,b Rr bark AseBstn RDley nyi ., 49,
"a the 56fh e. dsvs previous shgs Mary Ca'1s,4sse
81 arrives Ro,srt Bovine aud Edgar, were al % '' 80
q. 5s sos. t,aPpIe San Diego on wednssiay eve
Per "a sh,p Moniauk arIsed a. IAN i,cb,.vs
s's, government stores ne ,cess ,n few DAYS vh
ory % q, Beaicis Ship egn'a L.filn, ~" IT,
toe aryec Jsly % s.so WIZ revs 70 the Mon
len ine ef, at San Dexe D. = "a,ou isS sa "a
ss fr saa Frzncseso "a an t Jack 10 leaky state
DAYS as Ofqspo the ship Fanny - Gay siion "a"
Ira WITH pSssehs sbins ii LOWS Massachusetts, and
pr sac ~ iead,tY for The Atlan'lc states -,
Gsntoo wss.BsrI Golden Age, IA ,'s: ns' 90,
rived and w yver wednesday, a. 4 NJ passed
Gv ~ CIV g1sSasea BARK Ocean BId haa 4'f''ea Ia -
dsys -. 40 roo,apo-Fr ship Orez,en: Han ong
Per ryse,'eh Am brlg MARY. All sailed nay - an IN
Gar h,,,srd aud Laura, sailed Oh 'As iv oi ''' III
tbs pogIi. yre,y-schs G W Kendall and Damars-
core wre cg ior wa "a ~ o. ashore reported yes
he mp 80. hui was Al anchor close 70 the Alcal,es
tesasy ~ oT Pacifc harf hut VIZ pIo.scs & IN
she - 10 "a Wa struck - bfasy sea Oh cape mn,
PEI "a sS, 10 put INTO Buenaventrra "here sne
49, ,hrs4 months repan'hs. ~ ssh ,,,s,aoe IN
rtepf.. Barbara Tor y aver iiiJ i't'fi 49, ~
o 90 iiD ~ c,eos fe,ng d. gifh he scuf'y
seoonss ocrcsss-When two days out lost
al ~ ChesspeakeLef Tuudad iof i9%2Dlot
Per seen's' ~ n Trindad scAI. Alexander iet' Hum
BsJ 1ny 20 =, n s schT Ewing Capi Aicen' IA Hum
5ldf Bay. surveying -l., ~ shin President 10 sal
ms not m a few days snip Ooe Az, IN, snip
T,As,s "A Boston and L. ;. ship ;, M@41 .o g.
90 I,anc,sco while Standing across the ehi az !"
.-s~ or FRIDAY 18th INST earned a. ~ iofe
20 ~. .,,f INTO Santa Cruz % get rften am pro
apo ,es .egt DAY Le m Santa C9uz, sciifs cruz
fsso co. + Y whitney and Favorte. - w
hsso. elnccf-Mav o. lat Is &C : Jon " ~ ", ~
~ "a hurricane from the eastward, which pie" WIN
e 6, ff fgh1urs theebip during the time 81 uGdlhg
a a ~ tho westward under bare poles she 's,alhs1
S,mase AZ dark the 2sth. while scuddias pasSeo
Ss hjsck ship having the appearance o. cpl et yE
- her beam ends The ship made go niles, b! oD,eis
~ ~. drrJne the hurricane The 4 has sustained hei
ss,,c,er As clipper she i29 days ont the passage
"a ~ gui Of that at anchor OF Ta"shuana iea'hs ~
Avs running time go, ,,.,f 6,, n
- JnI,s bark WIN Richardson ships Mad ana sNal
~ NJ bark 1ryphma at Pa!ig = r. Nt,,,. .,j
IN, Sea bird struck CA the Island Of san Marine am
,,et ed hole in her larbOafd bow - was ron o. -
i.L and repaired The Island q san Marine IS oua1 .
e "a fn,js Gnher North aud IS West u the pSt n give
rr,cy chart Of i849 The Sea Bird 21j feei long -
rden and no horse power. She INTENDED iof t'
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Accident on the Erie Railroad.


HouBIEyILLE, Monday, sept !, 1851.
4 collision, probably fatal ~ two persons.
occurred at the Railroad Crossing west Of this place.
Mt lOi this morning "A the Express tran from Inn-
INK (Which does not stop here and was a lew nm
u,os behind tmeJ approached the highway CROSSING
A maH and woman, ~ One-hOrss wagon, were mo-
tced on the highway gOsng IN the same direction Win
the ears The engineer seeing their danger, gave
the usual signals, but the infatuated man urged on
ms horse and drove at full speed under the sign.
% RAILROAD CROSSING LOOK 0ur FoR fHs tAks,~
iu,t m time 10 be struck by the Locomotive As soos
as the tram could be stopped II back, when
A horrid scene presented itself Ia the ditch along
side the road we're strewn for three or four rods inc
dead horse, the broken fragments Of the wagon ana
It's contents, and the man and wsman senselzss,
though breathing, the man with bis head and leg
badly hurt, the woman with her skull broken and her
whole dress drenched In her own blood. They wefs
"a ken into the neares, house and physician sent foe
to Philadelphia, but both are probably fatally IN
Jured.
No blame can IN this case be attached 70 tia I'm
Rineer but Is II not incumbent all our railroad
companies and would II not be wise Tor than 70
spare their passengers such and prevent even
loolhardy and intoxicated persons from thus sacfi-
hclng their lives, by adopting the English plan oil
carving their road under ersry hgbvay eross-
ing, and where this - impossible fencing on the
highway by swing gate, 70 be closed BY an Attend
ant Whenever a train il due. The lessened risk OF
having their trains thrown of the track would pay
the expense Of this IN a single year NE.
The Express train thus belatsd ran from hofnens,
vile 10 Corning ~ miles, IN 70 minutes, spsu
that would take them from Dunkfk 70 Ns"'"A~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
Proclamation Of one Of the New
Presidents.

Our correspondent at San Juan has for
warded copy of the proclamation issued
by Senior Montenegro, the new Supreme
Director appointed by the Legislature in the
interest Of the Timbuco or Aristocratc
party. We translate it for The NsW- York
Tribune as follows
THE SENATE, ths Sup->,, DTeefor 70 ne Inhabitants
# Nicaragua
Appointed with the imperative duty Of giving
account to the People Of my legal mission, and
of the events which have occasioned my eleva-
ton to the Executive Government, propose now
to address YOU with that object.
In the night of the 4th inst, the Supreme
Director, Don Jose Laurana Plneda and hls
Ministers, Don Francisco Castellon, and Lieut..
Col Don Francisco Dias Zapata, were thrown
into prison in the city of Leon IN consequence Of
a military meeting resulting in the performance
of an act of disloyalty. and of contempt tor the
constitutional authority Of the Legislative and
the Executive Government. As soon as this
transcendently wicked and outrageous act was
known, the Chamber Of Deputies, by virtue OF
the power conferred in the lllth article OF the
fundamental Charter, appointed me, to the Office
now hold, by decree, bearing date on the 9th
inst, completely authorizing me by another
decree of Assembly issued on the same day, 20
restore public order, which has been disturbed
solely in I con by the before named military con-
spIracy.
at once proceeded to the organization OF a
ministry, calling Senior Don Jesus de la Rocha to
occupy the portfolio Of the Treasury, he having
actually been named thereto by my predecessor
he Is also now discharging the affairs OF the War
Department, in order to the prompt execution OF
matters therein. Don Fermin Ferrer occupies
nd intlrim the Department Of Relations. The
Government is earnestly engaged IN the organiza-
ton and raising of the forces required to sustain
the authority Of the laws and Of civilization
against the attacks OF the conspiratOrs Men and
materials OF war are actively accumulatlng IN this
city; in San Fernando. Jmlopeke, Munagua, and
in the Department of Mediodia, troops are being
raised for the same purpose and the dlsturoers
of public tranquility will soon be put down The
Assembly having been transferred to this city
will also devote itself to the great enterprise OF
social regulation.
NlCaTaguaEs the Government reAeS upon
your courage and patriotism and upon your con
socration 10 the defense of the rights OF the
country, traitorously trampled uponin one OF the
chief places OF the State, and in the presence OF
people irritated at such vlany and outrage
Without your cooperation vain will be the efforts
OF the Government, and then the stranger will
flee afirghted from our shores and our territory
and the epoch of our prosperity and social good
fortune will be delayed or even lost ioreye..
Peace. Union, Liberty are the hymn of clyillza-
tion that we ought TO raise at the foot of regener
ton and progress planted upon the ISthmus Of
Nicaragua. Josn PEI M"NrHNEGRo-
Gr0D0dg Aug \, 1851
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OREGON.
pumored Defeat and Capture OF Gov. Gniness
pay,,-Safety Of the Point Oxford Party.

Rv the arrival of the bark Louisiana and
,be steamship Columbia at San Francisco, we have
dates from Oregon to the 22d July.
r,mor prevailed At Astoria, at the time OF the
ealing If The Louisiana, which awakened fears for
,be sale,y Of Gov Gaines and party, who, when last
as.,J from. were at a crossing Of Rogue's River
The had been In pursuit % Indians and, II was re-
,oted had been surprised and captured By an over
xheming force.
TIE iroops m the hostile Indian country, under
Cen Lane had had several skifnlshes with the In
dams al last accounts, and succeeded IN driving them
INTO the mountains, killing 30 or 80 and woundmg a
large number None Of his men were killed, and
but two CT them wounded About 80 prisoners had
been taken. who IN charge OF MAJ hcdrhy, had Dceh
marched INTO tins country.
\ II was thought that the Indians were not disposed
i 10 1--WE further battle, aud so Gen Lane had gone
l into the mines, breaking mp his camp. lie was eh-
pected 10 return to tie riveT settlements IN Few
weeks. ,,. D..
The principal feature OF the Oregon Intelligence is
an account OF the safety OF capt kirkpatrick and the
marty under his command, who were reported to
have been missed from Point Oxford, under cIrcum-
stances justiiyng suspicion that they hadbeen muir
defed BY the Indians.
me Spectator learns that the Government has IN
ymcted the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs 10 go
on and treat with the rest OF the Indian tribes west
ofihe Cascade Mountains, and 20 provide for the
building of hospital for them, and that reserSa-
hons may be made ON their lands for them.
Al Is lntDlpDt1 tudt ' APT iHutiiot hoc A"hNVN :"
second party at Point Oxford. determined 10 prose
cute his plan of establishing permanent settlement
at that place 1t consists Of forty weil-armed men
Capt. kirkpatrick publishes IN The oregon STATES
nan full account of his adventures alter having
been left by the Sea Gull at Poiat OItoFd. ,
The Columbia reports that the EuAaoelh Alch,
nom New.Nork had tccn lying OF the pA OF tne
Columbia and had been trying, With pilot on board,
10 get in foT six DAYS. She was pos DAYS from New
York, and half her crew were slck WITH lac scurNy
The Golden Age had arlvod and had on board the
buoy for The Columbia River bar
The steamer Sea Gull arrived at Portland on The
9lamst On her way up she touched at Port Or
ford and landed party of t5 men, with four cannon
and plenty of small arms and ammunition. twenty
iom Of tie party started immediately for Rogue
Tver and the Shasta mines.
The Sea Gull returned TO san Francisco on the
sls July
Party organization appears 10 nave commenced IN
Oregon The Democracy of Marion County assem-
hed and published an address n their PARTISAN
SPIRITED fellows. on the ith of July last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Tx BOARp RoON IN THE COUNTY JAIi..
This apartment. formerly us.nl as Court, and scw
adopted 5y the Board OF Supervisors as place
for holding their sessions, has been lately lifted ap
with many improvements - a. 10 make J, more suit
sble for the latter purpose The necessity " makng
several alterations their better recommendation Vas
obvious 10 he Board Al their former meetng AMI The
necessary repairs ordered ami have now been
Nilvoamed out, -Four new desA. have been construct
ed for the OF the members. semi-c -uAE fora.
In mont OF the Presidents ToStun and within the
space between them and the Char are placed the
Secretarys desk and Reporters table, thus aasrinx
every facility for performing the business sailsfac-
touy
The NV PsNITENrIARy The Peniten-
uary Committee on "Wednesday reported to the Board
that numerous estimates had been received tor COO.
s;ucung block OF 60 cells IN the new Psnitenhsry.
and that The estimates OF MessrS. French 4 Dunhsa
were the lowest that hal been presented The Cora
mitec therefore recommended that a contract be
entered into with The above firm tor DOING ssli wogk
which was adopted.
NEW Residence FOR rHg liosp,rAL
PWsIciAN-In the Boarl OF Supervisors. woines iay.
the Committee on the Aims House. To whom was re
fcrred the petition relative 10 dwelling house Tor
the Resident Physician of the County Hospital Al
Flalbush, submitted their report which recommends
that the sum Of $4,000 be appropriated Tor the pur-
pose Of buldnga cottage the 10, south side Of The
Asylum The report WAS adopted.
INCREASE or SALARY The Committee
on salaries IN the Board of Supervisors YESTERDAY
reported IN favor OF raising the salary OF the Super
nicndent OF the Poor of wilhamsburgh TO 500 per
annum--beng an increase " $780, which Was
adopted, and the additional SALARY granted.
READY.--Onc of the steamers now at the
Navy ard Is ready. az "A moments notice Ia slip he's
cable and pursue any thing that ought 10 be captured
ACCIDENT On TUESDAY evening last, q
man named Owen Burns while driving horse aud
! cart loaded with wood up Man>t attempted 10
get into the cart, but Shipping on the cham which
ne had stepped, he feti under the wheels and sus'
tanned fracture OF the RIBS fearful wound was
also inflicted on his leg by the cork cf the horses
shoe. The injured man was convey by ofhcer Hulsc
IN a carriage 10 his residence, No 2Jl Water-st,
where he was attonccd 10 by Rev. Father beacon.
who procured physician to dress his wounds
INQIFsT.--tn inquest was held by JUS
tee Wright. at roh Hamilton. on Tuesday aner-
noon. 2d inst ., upon the body Of a man, which had
been found adrn near toncy Island Point DO
ceased was apparently rs years Of age, with DARK
brown hair and Was dressed with plaid pants. white
cotton shut, with hnen bosom, PLAID sik necksr-
chlei, pcgged shoes, and stockings, with clAs,i.
gartcrs The shiT, bears the initials O. p, marked
with mk. Verdict found drowned The body va,
inferred al FIatbush
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ard A. 70 him b. v said order the complaint TO hr
1isinissec- As 70 Dr e. TIE oaly pom, THAI can -
Tor the JuTy IS as 10 whether he uaS or,rs a.t =,
Mr., Ferguson al the tine spoken Of AMI n ~ re-,
NAMED after beng 80 ordered out 80 As 10 Ne ,r~.
pass The casewa submitted on the part M s.ss,s.
TO re concluded tbs forenoon.
SINGuLaR AND F.rAL AccIpgNr A, in
,errSting lad. about ~ yea,s'of age named W,tlvx
AmeS. who clerk IN the extensive iron y,sr Of
Ne>>rS nasenpor. slipper doing business At Ne
= Broad st. was. $ supposed. almost iasssa'ly
killed Wednesday afternoon while at pay IN the third
story OF The store IL appears the deceksrd %,
amusing hun self on the rope used for hoistsg goofs
when IN the hatch chnslns 10 the rope he ealae
IN cCnts CT with the hatch door, which toll striking
him the breast and pinned him a. the sui ~ touai
anon 81 the door. where some time after yard he
WAS found dead-the breath probably having bces
forced rom hts bOcy 50 that he Was unable 10 ave
Tie alarm. Toe attaches Of the store Teaeosed he
body to the Office and mol, Sod the Coroner who wsi
hold m inquest this moynlng. Every attention was
paid 10 the remains OF the deceased oy those con
aCcted with the store The parents o. deceased re-
side AZ Ne. is6 Degraw.st Brooklyn.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

tIRE AT BUsHwIcK bout D o'clock
on Sunday night, a serious conaaHation broke out
IA the clearinghouse OF Mr.. J W Beaded, soap.
candle ard starch Manufacturer, situated short dis
lance from Nowtown bridge. Ia consequence Of the
distance, the wsoo OF the building with It's contents
was destroyed before the engines could reach the
spot The loss IS between saooo AMI si 900. and 10
ncarl, covered by insurance. IN the Kings County
Insurance Co Onsln of the Gre unknown. J Ne
KIM, a member of1Iose co. No 2, while proceeding
to the FIRE. run over AMI severely injured by the
hose carriage.
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Eoel,and County whig Convention.

At meeting Of the Wing Delegates from
the several towns in Rockland County, held a, New
CITY, on the ID day OF sept. 1851. pursuant 20 call
of the County Central Committee, DANIEL PrE was
chosen Chairman, and ALFRED w. BLEEcKER, Sec'y-
Rescued, That AARON =. CHRISTIE, of Orange
town. be appointed a Delegate TO represent ,he
Wings OF this County at the state Conveniion % DC
held at Syracuse on the llth INST
Resolved That EDWARD J. STzAst OF RamAeo
JOsN ID. PYE OF Ciarkstown. JOHN b. AchESAE,
ALFRED w. BLEEcKER OF Hayerstraw: ana Iohs
EAspaLL Of oranse'own, be appointed oetes'es
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nor. lNicaragua.l sr Pineda of Rivas, who was
elected President, and Mr. Casteiion. whom he ap-
pointed Secretary for Foreign Affairs, have been de-
posed and sent out of the country to Pit ATenac IN
Costa Rlcs. Gen MuIoz has been declared Direc-
tor SAID possession Of tie arms, AMI IS sup
ported by the troops, who are IN his favor Connis
sieners have arrlTed from GraEada at this Port 10
purchase arms, but brought no money. and conse-
nna nflx failed IL their purposes.
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DELEGATES 10 the Wing State Convention.

Rocklaud Co.--AARoN r. CHRISTIE, Orange
town.
Suffolk Col. HARVEY W. VAIL, lslip
Orange Co. (compete.)-l. ALFRED Posr,
Newburgh; . GEORGE NJ. GRItR, Goshen B.
HUDsoN McFARL,N, Monroe
Ulster Col. JossPH 5. SMITH, '. l..
OvERBAU6H.
Greene Co MERIT OSBORN
Gauge Cos WN II. BoGAEr.