The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1856

General wirnaru csxnesu and lady, twen known tn the
literary world by her nome DC plse-Cora montgomery
have been srcpdng q few weeks in Granada much 70
the happiness Of al who had the pleasure TO meet them
and we trust their satisfaction. We learn that they
ibem safe passage and a happy return. Such emit
rants constitute the true society Of State We learn that
General Casneau the bearer OF dispatches from the
American Legation TO the State Department
DEGREES or PRESIDENT WALKERS GOVERNMENT.
TIE SUPREME EXECUTIVE PowER. I
GRANADA, July IA, 1856.
u being necessary 10 organize Cabinet for the per-
Torrance o. the business OF Administration the fol-
lowing appointments are declared
]. Secretary of state, in the ofhce VI Relations and
a SUB Secretary OF Relations, Mr.. John L. Richmond
3. Secretary Of War, General Mate P1neda
4. Minister OF Hacienda and Public Credit, General
Manuel Carrascosa.
pubhshed and communicated 20 whom II may concern.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, MINISTRY OF HACIENDA,
GRANADA, July 10 1856.
Being desrous that the military performing ser
vice In sierent parts of the republic should suler no
delays in the receipt Of the necessary supplies which
should be furnished them in virtue OF our authority We
direct
Art 1. That all the employees Of thu Hacienda sbal
respect and obey on their own responsibility the orders
Of ha,ieeda, Nj. William X. Rodgers, the same As
they were expedited FRO n the Ministry OF Hacienda
Published and communicated to whom It may concern.
CAERAsCOsA.
GRANADA Nov. IL, 1856.
Ar. / The foreign coins which circulate ia the re-
public and whatever cons which may hereafter be in
Produced, shan be received at their intrinsic vane-ons
hundred cents TO the dollar
Art 2. Consequently the public treasury will neither
give receive sail cons, except al the above yaua
ion
Art & Pecunlary debts contracted previous to the
publication OF this decree shall be paid in the valuation
GRANADA November 20, 1855.
Art l. All who EXPORT coined silver, bullion jewelTy
OF the republic, shall pay duty OF ten per centun
and whatsoever shall clandesney export it, shall suffer
the penalty OF conhscaiion Of the same.
Ant. Q Every passenger shalt be allowed, free Of duty,
the of three hundred dollars.
Art, D. The expectation Of gold, either in balloon, dust,
or coined, Is free Of all duty
art L. The registers shall be made at the Custom House
OF the republic
Art g. ANY previous DEGREES contrary TO this here
GRANADA, November Ia. 1855.
Art L. Ardent spirits Fl ON foreign parts, which. by
especial disposition have duties to their ntroduc
ton as we'll those articles which, their importation
into the republic, are exempt from duties shall continue
under the conditions as they were before the Issue
Of the decree oil yesterday.
Art Q The present disposition shall be understood as
explaining article first Of The above mentioned decree
GRANADA, December 20 lass.
Art l. Ardent spirits from foreign ports will continue
to pay twenty i've cents per bottle.
Art 2 Tobacco in leaf manufactured, chewing to-
bacco and sEus will pay seventy Eve cents per pound
and beth articles will be exempt from the charge OF
''N'-e'' THE sSrRExn EXECUTIVE Power,
GRANADA, July IA, 1865. J
The administration OF the Maritime Custom house OF
San Juan del Norte located 10 this city. having been
abandoned by the former incumbent Don Ceto Mayorga
n . Sar M cShsn with the salary
authorized by law. Published and communicated TO
TEE SUPREME EXECUTIVE POWER
GRANADA, Jaly Is, 1856.
II being necessary to preserve in proper manner the
Of the government Mr. John Henry Felix with the salary
OF one hundred dollars per month. Published and comma
RrTrRilc OF NcARtarA.
GRANADA, July 10, 1885
s--The Supreme Executive Power has bcen pleased q
fctste the following decree
MILAN WArSR. President Of the Republic Of Nicaragua,
to IT, inhabitants:
Whereas certain citizens Of the republic, iorgetfa of
their duties to their and 70 the state now
stating the enemies OF the republic in the war saged
INST H. therefore, ~ virtue o. the authority vested ia
me, i "a 1erreed.
Ar J. All property whether real pcrsorsl, belong
ing citizens OF the renoc, who, since tue sd CT Otto
bcr 1850 hive assisted tie enemies OF the STATE
or 10 persons declared traitors by the dscrcc CT the ate
provisional government bearing date April - 1850 Is
conscatcd and all property which said citizens or per
sons NAV hereafter inherit declared forfeited aud shall!
| eschest 10 the republc Of Nicaragua
Art 2. The Sub Secretary OF Hacienda, the Sab Score
,ary Of Relations and the Auditor General OF War; any
two Of wh m may act shall appoint Board oil Commis
soners TO take possession Of direct determine upon, an
SELL all such conscatcd forfeited properties and shall
aso examine and determine all CLAIMS which may be
brought against such property adverse TO the interests Of
Art g. within ten days aifcr the conhsca;ion OF any
property by ssid Board Of Commissioners they shall
cause 10 be published in the newspaper called FL Na
roouene printed the city Of Granada true and
inventory of ali the property goods possessions
conhscaied, and at the same Tune shall che a persons
days after the notification and show cause II any they
why the said property goods or Possessions should
Lo be sold for and on Junt OF the state
Art Z The Board OF Commissioners shall have the
power TO appoint clerk and marshall the duties OF the
and The duties Of the marshal shall be 10 serve aud exc
cute all the ORDERS issued by the Board.
Art 5. The Board OF Commissioners % authorized TO
send for persons and papers, take testimony and Issue
all the necessary orders Tor the ulhmeni Of the purposes
for which Is created; and with the same object may
appoint surveyors and experts TO determine the bounda
es OF estates and separate pershabe articles or goods
from those thai not
Art o. The Board OF Commissioners shall have the
power order The immediate sale Of all perishabic
cles oonlscaicd by them, when they may deem eIpe
dent
Art . All real estate declared connscaied or forfeited
shall be sold ut public auction aer thirty days nouhca
ton Of the same by the state newspaper a. 70 the time
and place OF sale and the purchasers shall make their
payments In cash or IN military scrip Of the republic
Art =. The Board Of Commissioners shall appoint three
appraisers for valuation OF all real property W be sod
and sale shall be valid the price paid be not two
thirds Of the valuation OF the safe.
Art g. The Commissioners shall receive the price paid
for property sold by them, and remit within twenty
days to the Minister Of Hacienda giving 10 the purchasers
the ecessay deeds upon receipt OF the price Of The pro
Ar TO- The Commissioners shall receive 500 monthly
addition 10 the salaries which they may have In thor
respective Offices The Clerk and Marshal o. the Board
shall such fees the Commissioners may deem
proper.
concern. WILLIAM WALKER
Art. l. Appointed Minister Penipoicntary Tor the Re
pubic Of Nicaragua al the government OF Her Britannia
Majesty, General Don domingo De Goicoaris.
Art = In virtue Of which, extend the requisite dplo
ma ascredflng his representation.
Art. 3. Com nunicaled 10 whom il may concern.
WILLIAM. WALKER.
Given In Granada. August O. 1853.
The government wishing facilitate the Transaction Of
the business Of the legation Of the Republic Of Nicaragua
in the United States, order
Art l. Appointed Secretary Of said Legation Don Pedro
Ygnio selvis.
Art ?. Communicated 10 whom / may concern.
wlLflAMlwALgER.
Given in GRANADA, August IL, 1886.
The Tariff of the Rcpubllc.
RKruRIIc NICARAGUA, \
MINISTRY or HACIENDA GRANADA, July u, 1885.
The supreme Executive power has been pleased 10 dic
tate the follow ng decree
The President q the republic Of Nicaragua 10 It's MIA
bisnts-
Having taken into nsideraton the anterior dspo.
sons which regulate the tariffs mart me Gu stom