New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-29

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Of the Mercedes hacienda that he will shortly make
Nicaragua his place Of permanent residence.
SoHIgssneER AGAIN. This notorious traitor and
coward has written proclamation which he has
oaused to be circulated among the soldiers Of Walkers
army This document is published in full in the Mica
rssuensa Of the SOth IN it he advises his late COM
raSes to follow his eand desert cause,
and accuses alker Of treaehery and murder, ETC.,
etc 1t is Just such document as might be expected
from Schlessnger, and has had no effect ,fss13
President walker has established judicial tribu-
nal called the Court Of First Instance The following
gentlemen have been appointed its officers says the
Nicaraguense of the SOth: ...;. $is5ls 5.3
Judge Hon. Thomas Bayse; Clerk, G.. G.. Venable !;
DEPUTY Clerk, a. H. Wheeler; Marshal, WI. Stone
Deputy Marshal, G. Y. Lamb. Members Of the Bar
CAPT, III. a. Eraser Col y. a. jacques Lieut.. J. z.
Coleman j; Col. 3. q, Sanders; John Tabor, HenryC
Cook, Mr.. Il. Kane, and Mr. Titus. ss5
tbs LATE TRANSIT CoMpANY - President W alker
issued the following decree on the 18th ultimo
Whereas, it has been well and duly ascertained py
the commissioners appointed under the Decree o. l9tn
Of February last past that the late IIansis
Company Is indebted to the Republic OF n
sum exceeding three hundred thousand dollars and
Whereas by a fair and just valuation OF the move
able property Of the late Transit consisting
for the most part of steamers onthe lake and river
said property does not IN value the sum OF TWO
hundred thousand dollars: and EHy,
Whereas the late Accessory Transit Company has,
for The last SIX MONTHS either abandoned its property
or attempted to place it in the power Of the enemies
Of the State therefore in virtue Of the authority in
me vested, it is decreed /: ~ n IN
Article i. All the steamers and other movable
property within the territories Of the State are hereby
declared to be the property Of the Republic Of
Nicaragua; and the Receiver appointed by the com.
missioners is ordered to take and retain possession Of
IL tl,aA,> e fl,r.ff Hin,
Ant. 2. The Receiver shall return to the Minister
of Relations true and correct account and inventory
Of all property administered by him and taken into
possession for the State. H5
\ Another decree, dated the day following, announces
that the aforementioned property had been sold to
Messrs Charles Morgan and Cornelius X Garrison for
the sum Of 500 900 in cash, and orders the officer
who has it in charge to deliver the possession Of the
same to the agent Of said Morgan Il Garrison,
together with the free travel Of the macadamized
road between, San Juan del Sur and Virgin Bay.
Il The IsTHMus OF PASAMA-T The Panama Star and
Herald, of the 18th inst, has the following summary
Of the preceding fortnight's news on the Isthmus:
The past fortnight has been one of greater excite
nent in Panama than we have had for several years.
The State Legislature met on the LIST inst, not SO
much for the OF regulating the affairs Of the
State as for settling personal quaTTes among the
members, and from the commencement of the SEES
sion to the present time, scarcely any real business
has been done. I'll 5ssf m t5i} &&l.4F KY x p
On tie 9th 4 law was passed by the opposition
party to prevent the election of new Governor at
the time provided BY the Constitution, with the OBJ
iect Of getting their candidate, whom they had nom
mated as YiceG to fill the office. This was
protested against by the Ministerial party, and op
posed by the present Governor on the ground Of it,
being Unconstitutional, and petition was drawn vi
4 and signed by numerous citizens to be presented K
the Assembly on the 14th inst, together with thu
Governor objections to the bill praying that tmigh
4 be annulled. N @ IA. Ii N 5%.5 1s@55 ,gt / S5.S#=
these Documents the opposition members would no
attend the House on that day, which 50 enraged thl
friends Of the Ministry, that they talked of carrying
4 their object by force it necessary, 81
A This led to the belief that we would be favored
with general fight on the 18th, and consequently
great deal Of excitement and CONSERVATION prevailed
among our citizens. Every one who did not leave thu
city was armed stores closed houses barricadet
\ and in fact there was a general stampede Th
United States vessels Of war in the harbor were read
Il at amoment's notice to punish any attempt tina
might be made to attack their countrymen residing
a here, and the whole affair ended in smoke.
The President Of the Assembly, Mariana Arose
mena who is the ringleader Of the opposition party
fearing the results fed the city, seeking refuge q
board the St. Marys and his followers we're kept il
ontoft the-way places until the day was over, SO tina
d quorum could not be made up, and no bushes
could be done. ,la$ sss&55
So passed off the 4th and 18th; and the 10th an,
llTth were like unto them, for the President of th
Assembly having abseonded, the Vice-President dit
not like to take the chair therefore he got the key
i Of the House and put both them and himself out Q
the way, and again there was meeting nor is ther
likely to be reunion Of the Legislature rsome day
4 to come. f. t.5 as &* @45s
Il The weather during the fortnight has been fins
Il although we had several heavy showers. The heat
A OF Panama generally il good Business has been dul
II owing to the election excitement
1 4NI,o 11 y, ~
4 we'd from the United States on the 9Th inst.
The Aspinwall Courier, Of the 10th inst, says:
We stop the press to announce that at the conclr
sion Of the counting Of votes for Governor, yeserda
at Panama, b Calvo the conservative candidate, wa
announced as having received majority of five thor
Il sand votes. We know not when the Inauguration
to take place. and we fear it will not be accompishe
4 without trouble. " M.s5