The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

mls. trials In any and sn shs courts d this govern
SEQ J. No cocer shall be exempt from civn or erini
i"s css ss.s1 or spesssd 70 esuSacs .sesss:
Who shall be exempted frsm arrest the day Of esc
ton.
Sec 1. No Law shall Do enforced until It shall have
been published BY written printed notices posted up
Of the most public and often frequeuted places In the
Gig, in both the EDglish and Spaaish languages
ARrICLl X. kHt
Of any Infamous crime shall be eligible to ooe emit
tied 70 tho privilege OF an eiecter.
be BY ballot. Tho ballot shall Be paper ticket ooatain
ing the Of the person voted fer and de-
sgua ing the Office to which each person 20 named 10
Sec s All male citizens over the age Of twsntyone
:ss Il this s
shall be entitled to exercise the right Of elector.
There sh.,l BE- sposint.d ey III. o,.os 1t III.
time Of the adoption Of this Consultation three Inspec
tors Of Elections, whose duty It shall b to provide
to and Keep the il their ia which they
shah deposit the ballots received from the electors
ssr they the lnspecsors shall have opened the POLL.
the 10th day Of April instant at the hour OF O'Clock
A. and have continued the same open until O'Clock
p. and upon the closing Of the polls proceed to
and furnish the persons elected with certificates Of their
election. ..s
Ing clerks whose duty shAu be to Keep separate
poll LIST, which they shall record the Of the
after the ss Of the they shall
Inspectors until they shall have recorded ali the bal
lots.
sec 8 II shall be the duty Of the Inspectors when
voter challenged to inform the person Of the requisite
cations Of elcctsr, and to decide upon the e
gsi,y Of the vote.
AMENDMENTS, ETC.
should the Common Council at any time deem 1t
10 alter amend this constitution they shalt state
in hrg the particular clause they propose amending
and specify what alterations deemed necessary,
voters yea nay the proposed amendment at
the ensuing election II two thirds Of the votes poled
made By the Common Council at its next regular meet
ng in the very words and figures voted for BY the peo
p''' WIN. P. KrRKE s,'sD''' VIM H. DE FORREST
WIN. B GERRING, JEAN AEsNIEs,
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LEON MANCHO.
We do hereby certify that the foregoing constitution
submitted to the citizens Of the city Of Greytown,
said city, on this twenty ninth day OF March, and was
then there read section section and adopted
Dated At Gre,town, this twenty ninth day of March,
h, 1852. THOMAS CODY, President.
MI ~ s sr sSsDSs, Secretaries
CORRESPONDENTS.
BRITISH CONSULATE,
GREYT0wN, June IL, 1861.
S,R-ln the absence OF 81. B. N. acting Agent
and Consul General, have to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of your letter Of this days date desiring the
use Of certain piece Of land on the opposite side
the G. A. A. 4 p. Ship Canal Company.
have therefore to inform you, that until the land
Mosquito government can see NO objection to your
request; and the Pacific Canal Company may,
therefore, make use Of the lot you have marked ont
as measuring two hundred feet from east to west
and four hundred from north to south, for the pur
poses Of the said company, paying rent therefor at
the rate Of sixpence sterling per month on the
above named terms.
have further to add, that il is the wish of this
government at all times to forward the interests Of
the. said company.
Ihave the honor to be, sir, your most obedient
servant, tsignedl Hr. GEANr FoorE,
To T. il MARTIN, Esq, Greytown.
British CONSULATE,
GREyT0wN, April l, 1853. I
i GxNTIEMEN-l have to acknowledge the receipt
Of notification, Of tbis days date, signed by the
en- Says Sas E . SnSsE
the czss tsl the in en Of law and order
carry IL into effect. have been authorized by the
CON msnder OF Her Majestys ship Geyser to mention
this acky owledgmcnt of the jurisdiction and limits
Of the aforesaid provsic nal government to the same
extent al In the as that previously in
force On my cwn part and ON behalf Of the British
Eoveirme.t, also hereby recognise the authority
Of the provisional government as before stated.
have the homer to be, gentlemen, your most ODE
aiest tumble servant,
JAMES GREEN, H. b. NJ Consul.
To the Woishipful Mayor and City Council Of
Gieytowr.
/ UNITED STATES SHrr CYANE,)
Orr PoINT ARENAS, April /, 1863.
Sur have the honor to ckuowedge the receint
OF your letter Of this date, enclosing the resolutions
psssed oy the citizens Of San Juan on the evening Of
will ackI oxledae your authority, and the off,
GERS named in your letter, Gle ted by the citizens
OF San Juan, so far as my instructions will allow aud
no further.
That there may he no misunderstanding between
US, send you the words OF the la.e Daniel Wehstor
by which am gui5ed -" Mean while q temporary
recognition of the existing authorities Of the place,
beavers on its part to preserve the public peace and
punish wrong doers would rot be inconsistent with
the policy and honor OF the United States.r
l am pleased to hear y0u have again formed a
government. The persons selected to fill the various
offices are their own choice Of course. / make
no objections to them.
am, sir, very respectfully, &c,
Gro. N. 1IoLIySs
Commanding U. 8. ship Cyane
To. MARTIN, Mayor elect, San Juan del Norte.
COMMERCIAL AGENCY or THE UNITED STATES,
OF AMERICA, PoEr Oh SAN JUAN DEL NoRrR
April l, 1858.
GHS1IEMKN-I have the honor to acknowledge
receipt Of communication Of this days date advis-
ing me Of the organization Of provisional govern.
n.ent Tor this port and city. II gives me much
pleasure TO congratulate the citizens upon the re-
establishment Of law aud order, and at the same
time to assure you Of my appreciation Of the good
order and security to person and property which
has been Characteristic Of this town during the
Fast twelve months.
have the honor to be, respectfully, yours,
HENRY l.. STEVENSON, U. s. Conf Agent.
To the Hon. MAYOR AND COUNcn Of San Juan del
Noytc.
UNITED STATEs COMMERCIAL AGENCY,
San JUAN Dbl NoRTR, January %, 1854.
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