New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-15

bent and whose sovereignty has sneered
BY this Company in their controversy with Mar
The government and people of San Juan contend
that 1t is territory belonging to the town and that the
Company are trespassers
It current that the agent and emn,ov.ds,f
the Company intended to resist with violence any
on the part Of the authorities to carry out The ordinance
the citizens who had long and patiently endured the
rannles OF this monopoly determined to sustain the
thor1tes Warke preparations made On both sides
cannons and muskets were in readiness procamatons
were issued calling every citizen to do his duty Mill;
tary companies formed and drilled patrols at night
IN Short every thing bore martial and spritstrriue
pearance and many Of feared that the collision oud
cause loss Of life. Fortunately however every thing
passed of peaceably the day Of execution arrived and
some half dozen carpenters with about thirty men under
arms, went and removed the building without meet
ing any opposition the workmen of the Company rather
siding with the people. The American flag which had
been placed the building, taken down BY Amer
cans, and sauted with the usual military honors
On the 10th instant the entire establishment is to be re-
moved in like manner. Pending the proceedings the
British steam frigate "Geiseri into port and the
agent Of the Company called the Commander for his
assistance interference but the latter declined med
ding in q local matters.a
Thus have the Company and the people come to omen
hostites the Company have had it in their power to
nure the people and the town. and have used that power
numerically The people have now retaated and NAV
teach them that when community Is driven to eytre;
ties and arrays itself against monopoly much mischief
can be done
We have at present among us Mr. suuisr wei, known
as the writer Of book on Central Amorica I1 i; howe
with party of five Surveyors etc It is snnosea he Il
on some mission They leave tomorrow for
the Interior will received in all parts of Nicaragua
with welcome. Squer probably the most nnnn
lar foreigner who could 60 to Nicaragua in his hook
he has attered her greatly and of the peep love
him for it.
Of feel lively interest in every thing that
relates to this town. the proposition thst England makes
In the u,;taa et.to. i. ~ h.4 q - ~ = 9 5 1
cerned let it be free indenandent tow, ~, l.. ~ -
independence be unnnaaed Aoor;o.,,s
vested here-who have II, Id 4 +ov, rh -, - 4,
a village of hrts cannot tb;n,y +ha+ a. 1r;t,
see them negotiated away Il Nicararn,
they could not live No II is the dutv and noicv ~ ia
United States to make San Jpan frse to7n fsN'
The limited states .ofyvar cvano I; All, .a4.
here the prometheus and Webstar will ,,,t,I
TODAY The British mail steamer is a ,,,1
late news from Enrana an. j, I, ,,., e.
Il Infer ro,on;a1 ], otaan, nor;ra ~; !; n.
sbins nr frst ,s ~, - ,nn - sSea11-
Iaor so,+har,n,or .,,a,,t,,,,- toluase
at 81 Tbom,. Tho ar,nd anot mn W.
~ $500 - 5 $3.50 t .e uAehehu Alals are
Brazil third to Barbadoes fourth to Honduras an
other touches at Carthagena Chaeres Asnnva and tbi
nlaca A. imn,ensa on,onn+ of ; \; 49,, - -, 80
e.iouu u specie ~ taken from THESE