The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03
The Colonization Decree Altered
REQUIREMENTS OF MIGRANTS.

months occupation receive title for three hundred
proviso Of registry in the first article.
Art g. II shall be the duty OF the Recorders Of land
distinct book for the registry Of ali seemens and POD.
eessory privileges occurring under this decree.
Art The applicant for utle under the frst ana se;
occupation before the Judge OF the First Instance OF the
Department In which the land Is situated, after having
duly notified the Solicitor OF Hacienda Of the time at which
he will apply to the Judge for certificate OF the settle
ment and occupation herein required The notice 10 the
piicson for Certificate to the Judge Of rst Instance
Art g. The DEGREES of Nov 23d 1885, and or March 49,
prejudice any rights heretofore acquired under
Art g. Communicated to whom it may concern Givea
in Granada, this 9th day Of Sept 1856. M, w.,up
To the Minister of state in the Department Of Govern!
By superior order this is communicated for your nfor
nation and proper action. FERRER Minister Of State.
Army Affairs.
E Naydguense, Of September 3D. contains the follow.
ing items-Company B, Captain Mullen, OF the Second
qua ietr from that place states that al the boys ara
well.
can Tract Society took occasion last Sunday while hs
Rife Battalion dress parade, TO distribute number
Of bibles among the officers and prvaes Of the battalion.
Major ONeal command Of the parade, and Aftex
drill he ordered the troops rest their ayms while the
distribution taking place. Each officer and every
Major John p Walters, although still suffering nom
his late eckness left this city Tuesday last Tor Mana
Before General Court Martial held 10 this city, during
the week, private f. Boyd OF the Second Light In.
anry was tried for mutinous conduct tn that while On
the steamer j. W. Scott he drew his knife and ro.
sisted the guard and also threatened his superior officers
and used dsrespectal language 70 them BE was tried
year At bard labor under charge Of The guard,
with bali and chain about his leg.
The First Ride Battalion has been receiving n pay dur
ing the past week.
From Fl Nicarsguense, Sept. 81
We give the Of gentle men in town Wednesday
who were present the ngnt Of Virgin, in September
1856 Col A. Jones, Capt v Hoof, Lieut. X Gardner,
shs1 lsS eV
Small Col. John Markham, Samuel Kennedy, Vim. An.
Col. John B. Markham, lately in command Of the Meri
d!ona Department, arrived in town Monday, BY the
San Carlos. Ii. COL A Rudler, in command Al Castillo
Breadier General Hornsby in command OF the Aerid.
onal Department has removed his headquarters from
Capt Frank Thompson has been ordered TO San Carlos
with Company !, First Light Infantry. He left on The
me Masaya Herald says tina, its correspondent at Mana
Leon Captain Ellis had just returned from three dAyg
salute Of seven guns was nred on the Plaza on We'd
pesday, In honor Of the victory achieved by the Amer.
orce. ths ssss commanded By santos easrdos now
President Of Honduras.
DEsERTERs.
reward Of $50 each with be paid for the apprchensoa
and delivery 20 any ofcer OF the army Of he following
named descrtsrs from Company sc" LIST Rifles
l. Second Lieutenant John J. Rivera, aged 20 years
feet inches high, light hair and wnskers sze eyes
hir complexion, weighs about 100 pounds Occupation
printer.
a sergeant Joseph Stevenson, aged % years. fees
10 inches high, fair complexion light hair, q aiight
beard, weighs 10 pounds; occupation, nach!nirt
feet 10 inches high hazel eyes, fair complexion, aubun
hair, weighs 1855 pounds; occupation, schoolmAs.er.
10 ncses hsS' rSsdy COMPLEXION Blue eyes suburb
hair sandy whskers, weighs les pouncs; occupation,
8. John Miller, aged IS years, fest inches high;
gray eyes ruddy complexion, auburn hair, thick set
ana has considerable on his forehead, weighs lac
bsh dark blue eyes, dark hair, fresh complexion largo
I. Charles Edwards, aged q years Eel inches
nigh, dark auburn hair, blue eyes, fair complexion.
weighs 1876 pourds; occupation, isborsr;
CANADA, Sept 2, 1850.
From FL Yicaraguense, Sept. l3.l
Two weeks ago published that MAJOR iugraham.
sctng Surgeon General Of the army had gone Ea
furlough Of sxty days On reading the general or
name Of Duncan n insrsham was dropped nom the army
roll. On inquiry We learned tina. amer Mr. Ingraham
s.m e Se w.. so h came 70 eas resens 90 NE
ordered TO report again a headquarters he declined Va
do so and in order 70 save himself from arrest he hid
board the steamer al Grcytown and thus euded the o.
Ecers sent after him. AZ n probable Mr.. lngrahaD
viii follow the example Of his predecessor who e thA
II
tcles against the government deem Il necessary IN
state that Duncan y. InTaham Was dropped from tho
Ds honest mar and that he was also driven rom tho
United STATES navy for the same cause.
The New Orleans Desersers.
cArTArS TrELEY HIS oFFrCERs AND MEN KILLED
by THE cHosTALEs NDIASs-SAxEs OF THE
DEAD.
IRON 81 Eicarssucnse, Sept, is.l
About two weeks since, Information received here
thai Turkey and his gang Of robbers had been cut
pieces in the nsains &C Chontacs by party Of In
dams, but The In such Indirect way and
altogether 50 unlikely have occurred in the man
ner stated that we did not publish H. or even aude 70 ~
sscssSs Of .iss ersnds near Jasap. BE- ossns 70
Ion Fermin ferrer which u now occupied BY ana
rsnding party q Chamorris.s ana he confirmed ne pre-
from the there. Bu, before relating the tale w
Tor the benefit Of hose Of readers who may not be
were
Cap, Turley arrived here from New Orleans At the
head Of party OF twenty four men, and stated that
had ea his second lieutenant and larger body Of men ia
New Orleans awaiting transportation. who would be
BY the next steamer Turley hmsslf had az apparently
70 his favor. lie was confirmed in his appointment, an
his company was assigned 70 the Rangers and ordereit
be mounted Herepresented that most OF his had bee
recruited In Texas admirable horsemcp, and from,
having participated in the border that State both
with Mexcans and Indians peculiarly fitted fer the kind OF
service for which the Hangers we're destined This NAV
ave been partly true but there was no Opportunity 20
me ew olo lexan Nnsers here 70 ascertain the truth
few day.. when they we're ordered 10 Mansgus wner
three companies OF The First Rifles Stationed unde
command OF Capt. Doan They were all armed wit
csrbines and revolvers, and were soon well mountef
when they employed in scouting sbou, the neigh.
borhood, by which means they obtained pretty rooA
knowledge OF the surrounding country.
little than week after their arrival they were
ordered by Captain Dolsn 70 proceed TO Tippa and as
certain tho truth Of the report that lsrge body OF the
enemy had been seen In that vicinity and at al events
not TO be absent more than twenty four fogrs They
started accordingly but in pursuance OF what was az
forwards ascerianed 10 be regularly Connected plan
instead OF gong TO Tptspa. they made deour Of about
four miles and struck the ro~d 70 Chonales iccompa-
ny ing them was John J. Rivera q young nan who had
recently been promoted from the ranks 10 the second
heutenancy Of Capt Dosn's company and was al the
psny.
a, Gre, was not believed that TURKEY and his COM
marc nad really deserted That three officers tweu-
" fwt ner, at Snerraps could have violated their
phpbed rft deserved ter country nnen and shaudonei
'LtJ tisi tsi5 = you usr.t and miserable faction,