The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-10

9th. That no lAxes shall DO levied on tho ellis
zens Of San Juan, or Gr.ytown aud is territory,
without The consent Of q majority Of The cilizrns,
heinY owners of real estate or personal property
TO the amount Of $3.50. excepting such nhabi.
ian,s as have been residents six months and up .
wards.
7lt. That all foreign vessels. excepting mail
steamers, entering The harbor. shall pay The same
port charges as lornery l-vied in this port,
from and after The Is, day Of October next.
9Th. rha. the former printed constitution Of
Gieyiown. or San Juan del Norle, shall he a.
d"p'ed as basis To govern the action Of the
Government.
oh. Tha, nD,hing in the foregoing articles shall
be construed as deprving The people Of their
rights 10 assemble together aud discuss matters
relative to The publir good. and inl.ruc, the Co
vernon and Council upon any suhjec, affecting
the same.
In pursuance " the above resolves the follow
ing Offices were rlrrlrd:
Henry i. Kinney, Civil and Military Governor.
w. D. Thayer, Secretary Of the Government,
j. X. Swift Captain Of the Port and Collector.
3. u. Haly, Chief Judicial Magistrate.
w. II. Young, Government Attorney.
+. salter, Postmaster and Recorder Of Deeds.
=. Ii. Shock, Provost Marshal.
Thos. s. Sold. Deputy Provost Marshal.
John Jackson. Surveyor
u. wark, Constable.
Dr. Thomas Cody. A. NJ. c. Wood Benz. Moony,
Waiter Sutherland, Samuel Shepherd, jr. members Of
the Council.
Tic FIRST number Of the Central American"
me organ Of ,hr Kinney expe.lI.Ionisi-, contains
Gnyernor Klnney's proclamauon 10 The peo>
pie Of San Juan and iis ierri,ury. The Cover
nor returns thanks Tor his election. and express
es his firm determination 10 make the protection
Of the public interests committed 10 his rare The
sole motive OF his official ronducl. lie then
goes on 10 declare that he has nnl come 10 rob
and destroy, bu, 10 build up the city and the
fortunes Of It's people. and by peaceful emigration
assis, ~ The development Of the enire country.
After alluding 10 the necessity Of unon and the
adoption Of snrli constitution and laws AS will
secure respect for them abroad well as Al home
he notices his difficulties with lie Accessory
rransi, Company. and rxpiesse. The hope he
eels that these difficulties will yel ne settled BY
amIcable negotiations. The bolnbarl,nrni Of
ireymwn is next nnlrfd, and he AYERS hi- de-
termination 10 use all excr,ions 10 obtain relief
fT In sufferers from The American Government.
IN the suspicious commencement Of their new
Gnvernmeni, and appeals 10 them for their CO.
operation and Undivided .uppori in bringing a
INV AID glorious career Of prosperity AID civil
and religious eedotn for III country.
The (" Central AMERICAN" dated The 18th ol
September. al-p states that an The 81 81 sep.
lemhrr the 6Ilibn-ler Col. Walker, with one
lun,rd anil tiliy men, nj, eighty Of whom
wrrr while.l came down from San Juan del
Sud aver Ia Vngin By aud took NJ hi. quar-
ers. Ten Merdipl4 immediately come down
from R,ta- and attacked him vii, four hundred
men The result WIS that the Gaveinnent
parry were defr tel with rs 81 some fifty
men. while Walker sustained ohI. loss of unr
white man and lour NATIVES. Amess ngr,, WIN
Irfl SHARPLY af,er Tie haul. 81 yngIn Bay. re-
parts thai Walker had returned ta SIn Juan.
aud would pr baby attack Risa. IN a few DAYS.
The ptarerdlng. Al GREY town especially look
Significant. The umtrd States Commercial
agrn, at once recognized the new Gosrfninrni,
bat the Brush Consul derlinsd 10 do so.