Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-08-05

what going He Immediately went board Of the Routh
the
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Greyown arrest
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M to exhibit the mayors under which he was acting
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the who had remained board the bum
Weapons oncs rushed the At this
MR. taking rifle the hands s o.
keep off, and at their peril put foot on the Up
marshal and bunso
& as s sna BY Mr. Scott son of the
Of the Transit Company board ofone Of the boats Of the
visit Mr Fabns commercial agent Soon after arriving there Mr.
house, s NJ PROPOSED
that he . sssa should r. In
At the
consisting Il ns regular ss %
inquired for Mr. BOnd and declared their
Borana hearing this down stairs confronted these
they By order Of to s
what he had said to the marshal about their want authority
sS nu Of u not it, M NJ @ s1
they nothing for ~ su. that they had
they
ss the they They replied that they knew
they proceed peril
witnesses Of the assault Upon
s1 MR. 1 % s
little nom the door in the direction where from their they
About this time, Mr. Borland s standing the
m ap AND While naa out
from ths threw the q broken bot
particular person threw recognised
= ss fFsh the
ss
held which agreed to send committee Of three gentlemen
With Mr. n # the
the upon approaching the they hailed BY
Light During the night The
Mr. Bosnd and the hasso al who
thus Keeping sp Mr. BOsiand prisoner ali night.
S y
agent and Mr. Scott the agent Of the Transit the
d not deem the and " citizens safe from
protect them Mr. Borand conoang this opinion called
Of tho and the services men
informed of the affairs should send force for the
requisite organized
the O. Crawford Esq formerly from and
Fsssns taken abode snds,
Light forthwith Washington lay this matter before
| the Government.
with soo S arans n Ma si..ls
Penpotenary Central America to remain at Punta
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purpose service Is the protection Of the United
| " = I'LL United States Minister.
Here yone persons who to remain at
San aed
| Mr.. Marcy to Mr.. Fdbeas.
| DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Washington, June 3, 1854.
SIR: presume an order will be sent out by the steam
err which will leave New York the 9th instant for San
Juan to discharge the who we're employed by Mr.
Borland for the protection Of the life and property
American citizens at that place One Of armed
sells will be ordered to visit San Juan. The conduct
the people there towards citizens has attracted thu
attention Of this Government and viii not be passed
noticed. The inhabitants Of that place will be expected
make reparaton for the wrongs and outrages they have
committed The stated in your communication t
this Department Of the 18th ultimo presents wrong
which requires immediate reparaton. As the pretended
of the town have volunteered to protect those
who had stolen the property Of the Accessory TRANSIT
Company when brought within the territories which
they to exercise authority they will be held
sponsbe to the amount thereof and to make due repara
ton therefor You will lose time in notifying them
that this Government viii require restoration Of OF
payment for the property taken to their town. and al
damages sustained by their outrageous conduct in
venting the company from repossessing itself Of it,
other respects their conduct has been such towards
citizens to require the nterposton Of this Government
for obtaining redress and it expected the people al
that place will be prepared to make it in satisfactory
manner. shall communicate with you more fully on
this subject by the opportunity which win be afforded by
the national ship about to be sent to San Juan.
am sir, respectfully, your obedent servant.
/ W. L. MARCY.
JosEPH W. FABENs, Esq. e.
U. s. Commercial Agent at San Juan de Nicaragua.
Mr. Marcy to Mr.. Fdbens.
| DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Washington, June 9, 1854.
sIR: Commander Hollins of the United States navy,
will Immediately proceed in national ship to San Juan
de Nicaragua, for the purpose in part indicated in my
communication to you Of the Sd instant.
The rumor which has Just reached here embarrasses
the Governments in indicating the which II will be
proper for him TO pursue arriving at that place, It is
said that the pretended political and civil authority at
that place is dissolved Should this prove to be true
there will be organized body upon which demand
for redress be rade, from which proper ndem-
nifty for injuries insults be received But the in
dviduals who have participated in the inction of the
wrongs escape from responsibilities resulting from
the conduct Of the late political organization at that
place.
Va. instrncted formev letter notify tho