New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-22
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By t1esarrisstof Tug steamers at Tork,
We Lave inte from Central 4rteriea later BY
ssyesa t tIte ygsbatsr.
winch arrived here osl tie 18th inst
fhe isctfen of Cen Ia tys prssi-
densy isseonfsmed by fIls aIss og
Fhieai WA have received so ths 28th.
The icasag of 2Iss ust iii fhs inte
genee of ths death of ali s3ail ,Tuan del
Sur M choleras
Caay was onrIeeted 6a sisians.
and ndsnt N ths DIVER HE
signature Of ind ii spoken 81 Ill fIne
writer. lsgs
III Nfeayag q June 2sth hls ts III
general INTEL igenee
aptafn Of fKgafas Goipa tx GoEHpafsy E gseSnd
Light Infantry the only company of soldiers nov
W theif houses and every sat existed
Of yore for the beneat of the passengers Ii liG
for tlle o paetsd the steamer o
The valiant and tut faea thiItor sssfge
in town on Eh1rsdays freIa Isass. Hs reports aH
qnfet at that place a tfie citizens HIVE Hid no
lot or part i1 The dsgracefal 80
Attention ii called tie adgsr rtisefaeat ae fts
Qnatetmaster Ganera foF prcposI 10 fur7sIl
ths army III shoes for altd Amer
ieaas Y want of nay ioo of chance
| Lieut.. John Ct. BUSH efs the Rangers was fsarogn
from his horse at last week arId tIie iafl
gefely injured hs right arm. We are happy 81
wounded limb. sf5s5 3
Since tie Costs i, ttes ~ he
iIsht q Morass a lSas bsen
and as matter Of course IN d stas IItrridst
qmetnde crop os cocoa aatteTed
u, and will yield this season at least iieiI a
lars Mosf Of tllis If from
The hands persons ssssed
bg tie Government To ia arg
saperintendng the gath
receiving votes fol- President Of the The
people tookE very general interest sthe
and the natives walked up and iii d
lot for General Walker Among the American who
are allowed to vote under tho e8IIss OF the
State many cast their ballots for Don Fsrnn Ee7rar
while the great majority voted for the General. 1T
Massay fever seized THE people and vent Vi
the polls in aolld phaIanx and put General Falker
throug without d disssn vote q unt tafstaHd
the same feeling has been eFinced osher portions
/ OF the State.
means who intended l,tlailles ID this
city disappeared nor about the 18th Of june and has
not been heard from since. 1r. Drew was known to
have money about his. and fact
to the helief that he had made way with hisge yet
there are strong suspiciSns that he was gouy
Several parties hare been out ia search for
ams sss 4 M IL hays sss
dollars for news concerning The usain Snasl.
From the ofieiaf documents pub Hi tha
isI pdrtiot of onr paper.
charge Of breaking and fobbng tbs church as
tHiEas has been eferred against the Gasf By
theEcurate OF that place, the Rev.
tera. on the 9TH Of left
Ryas, the Costa Ricans broke into the and
after committing many acts against tfe con
seerafed yestnlents a1d f1agesof the saered house
they carried on the crueifEes and
I of gold and silver.
Pro1notl0ms and ApTsosr 3rasists
aks,. from HE General Orders III sthe 1a55slg.
John A. Jaguess appointed Colonel, Id Light n
fantry Bait ion.
. p ~ Donald appointed e5olOlast 2a
Light Infantry Bet aIon.
Thomas Henry, u. H- Drew and Jesenh HeTTlaMiIys
appointed Captains, I'd Eatt ttaiion. 3
~ NJ .s. 81 West, John Cooper and Dfego Hernandez
appointed lst "a IN fantrE Rat-
II. H Clark Arthur Coniors and Henry g. ssher-
nan apgpinted % LeuteElants2 Light
d; g: 4. seett appointed Surgeon With sank of
Captain John aters Sfsshe
Rangers .tISss5ss s 5sS5g 5$
R6heFt TIIis Captain of com
manains Com, nI,aiiy 3,ss n
ohm g. Bush and r. NJ pckaEsgiII appointed First
IieuteHants $of Rang gesssi
Samuel II. Easlie. III. Al Frazer and jas AZ Fisher
appointed Second Lieut. enaIlts of Hangers
8a y. .B. Newly appointed Second Lieutenant.
First Rife Battalion M s5sa 5Es
Second Lieut.. y G. Dunnecan promoted First Lieu
tenant, First Rifle Battalion.
First Lieas Thomas DoIan promoted Captain First
Rifle Battalion. ~
John j.. Rivera appointed Second Lie First
Rifle Battalion 53s53 tSs
Capt Manuel r. Pineda attached To tic ssaH of tile
Commando Chief as Abide. Camp.
n First Lieut.. + A. Thompson to be Captain, First
Light Infantry Battalion.
Second Lieut. John W Anderson to be First Lien
tenant, First Light Infantry Battalion.
Second Lien. r. q. Glennon to be First Lieutenant,
Second Light Infantry Battalion, Company c.
Il James ST. Levy to be Quarternaater Of Second
Light Infantry Battalion, rank Of Second Lieutenant
James II. HearseY appointed Second Lieutenant,
Second Ligh Infantry Battalion 81 8S5g
DR.. Sanders, Surgeon, with rank, of Captain as
signed to the Rangers
A FIENpfsH Aor Seperal Children Poisoned
The Warsaw Missouri Democrat, Che following
account Of Of the most dabnical acts Oh record
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