New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31
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aortans from Central America.


THE steamship Daniel lYe Gapt. Patterso
arrived III sassTda from an Juan, which place st
sot tlle sd over 1ao passenger
he If The Eest left san Juan
THE same Time With 200 and 500 WV
\ ttreasaFe; forl sSaw as#
eft id port war Herfaes America
bfigs " TslssalI and q. slIaskinss and schocnt
Thomas Bradley tlie latter vessel clearing for Ne1
Bib IIie British sIoop. effwar Eurydice sailed j.
@ die 4stiy en d mort cruise.
This arrival brings the expected intelligence thf
War Ilas been clared between Nicaragua and Cost
& Idea, 3i3 III
N be Eelllenbere that the amicabe overture
1f tIle NGara guan government to Costa RIGA WEI
rsecfsd, ak reason that she had employe
III North cans ii her abshment. CO
oris the alnbas dor, returned from Il
and epored that he had a favorable recel
d ton in one Department but on arriving at Punt
Arenas on the Pacific the native officer Will, hill
deserted, and he and Cap. Sutter were mmediateI
sen, under guard out Of country with ttreat
y against all A1ner leans. HS S
0n the day Sshlessinger and Suffer returned f
Al GRANADA, an ambassador arrived from San Salvador
bringing despatehes Of peaceable diameter but
n asking why he brought many Anaerl-
cansto Ncaragn and, report says. offering nun 25
each to take them from the country .
The President Of San EaIYado in q recent message
" the Congress III tiat State Mica
tasrt,a and states that abe has been her
regular army without reasons therefor. M
y Niearag uense y dea this and says
and at OIL times. the standing army Of
this State lbs varied one thousand to fifteen hun
III tIed men and times of var the number has been
increased III and forty hundred men This
Z I,last fe known to the Executive of San Salvador.
Teddy the army under Gen. does not consist
Of more than nine Hundred than teEerWas
& before and the # San Salvador ami
nadTeFts upon as an undue enlarg It has
been The conceded privilege Of this State to keep
al army of fifteen ldiers and until another
suadsrsts ling il ne cannot acknowledge the
right Of ke lnlbTage at ensSment Of
that number Of men. hen, il the midst Of pro-
found peace, the Republ exceeds this limit thenit
Will be time for powers to foreRarn Them
selves oil the fact
en- the 10th inst lker issued the following
proclamation .
n no The Peopls of trail America.
Invited to Nicaragua the Democratic party Of
the force under my command
hassteaail ta ont principles tor
Which bic revolution of 1854 III ss undertaken III
order, however, ito cons0lidat 30 general peace we
we're willing bury COS and endeavor To
3aIaigamate tgo parts into one this pur-
pose We have since the Of October last held
nchecI our Old friends, the Democrats ,and have at
III eonsiate the men formerly attached 70
the Governments Of Estrada s# I'M
With the same view the Provisional Government Of
although differing in ideas and PRINCIPLES
ren the Of the other States Of Central
America attempted to- establish frank and friendly
relations the boring Republics. Omit
lures ot peaee been iectsd Our positions
OF friendship been not But treat
ed with scoFnsand disdain Gontenp and contu1nely
have been for the anicabl enessages we sent
70 the afheg nts on reason for such
conduct Is The presence of American forces in the
RtafeEof &icaTa gHa. ~ ii
selfstgled legitirnist party of Nicaragua llas|
rspused our at eonciliati They have main
tanned With their eIloWserFiles in
tlse other have. al means IN their
power attempted to weaken the present Provisional
Government and have ven did and enconrag cement
70 the enemies of Ncaaag ua outside of the Republic
IN this dtion Of nothing isleft for the
Americans in Al ieaya but the services
throughout Central America large proper.
lion of the SCALED gitiss Of This State arc either
open or secret enemies to our presence on this
They owe Us ton they have had for
Their yves and they have paid rs with
gainst serVile parties and sergiie Governments
Of Central America, the Americans in Nicaragua are
bound the common law Of sci protection to del
Clare eternal enlnty Our protlered friendship has
been rejected can only make them feel that our
enmitY nay be as dangerous and destructive lis our
friendship Is faithful and true #s
The troops of the army Of the Republic Of Mica.
ragaa VIZ assume a wear ribbon.
mand of w lillian WALLER.
s. General Commanding in, Chief
PHI r. IThompson s'7
diutant General Niearaguan Army.
VI The next day formal declaration Of yYar came
from The Costa can Government AN address from
NE President of osta RIGA to- tho people of Mica
raa calling them to rise and destroy the Ameri.
s tf translation off this we give below: 81
1e QS tie OF Costa Ricu to aoy
4 u.s. l'llist [; s555 va
sh9.gI 1.-The ho,st. that Il
oretol.t to you has arrived Let us march to Mica
ueed her to the most shameful slavery Let s march
2 5 light tor the liberty Of our brethren. 5i
a .lia saA qn YOU they expect you5to rise up
$500 oppressors. Her cause is our cause
who to-day roh, rsvile and assassinate them
Die same bloody chains. Let us fly to burst asnnder
those Of our brethren and 10 their execu
ioners TO theIast man IN 4a s3Ss Il
we not 90 conSend for piece Of land, or to-
acquire ephemeral power not to achieve miserable
conquest, and much less for sacriegious purposes
No lTWe 90 to struggle for the redemption Of all our
brethren from the most aitous tyranny We go
t0help them in the work OF their regeneration.
We 60 to tell Brethren Of Nicaragua, arise!
annihilate your VIZ come here to fight
by yonr side, ypnr liberty, for your country
Union, union Bury Your internal diff
tarences No more party auds, no more fra
sf1E, LIN l}It W. fi
War only on filibustefs.
To the eonaet, then Costa Rican II march at the
head of national army who rejoice to see this
dag Foui noble which makes me proud to
call you my spns wish always to share danger and
glory with you. $F f#9s5 TgEqS9 5s
Our Mothers wives sisters and daughters animate
you. Their patriotic virtues will make us inYinoible.
IN lighting for the safety of our brethren we shall
tight likewise for them, for their honor, for their ex
isfenee, for our aolzed country and Spanish -Ameri
can independence. q
All the loyal sons Of Guatemala San Salvador and |
Honduras, are in march upon that horde Of bandits
Our cause lis triumph certain. God will give
us victory and with it peace concord liberty and
union il the great Central American family.
sA#sss s5.is z5s JUAN r. MORA.
San Jose, March ], 1866.
to this was an immediate declaration of
EaF against Costa Riea By the Government Of Mica
ragua, in the following decree, published in the Span
ish artInent Of III icarag Of March 18th
sosisiotsal PRESIDENT of The Republic Of Nsca-
s.dgtta TO the inhabitants thereof. 9
liereas. the Government of the Republicof Costa
RiGa has austly refused to recognize that Of Mica
and has nterieIed in her domestic affairs and
whereas said government has insued the dignity OF
him upon Hon now rests the destines Of Nicaragua
repei the amcabe mission Of last month whose
object was the of fraternal alliance;
and fnrthRr has called to arms ts inhabitants by an
offensive dated the first of the present
month and as THE Government of Costa Ricas is
Responsible for Dill the evils that may be oecas6ned by
its doubtfn and unjust coarse of proceeding
therefore this government, In the exercise of its
faculties, E8t4