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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-06-14
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Constabie,S Sale.


DG virtue of an execution to me directed issued
IL out of the Justices Court Of Geo. l.. Gale a
Justice OF the Peace in and for Township No 3
county of Amador, and State Of California, upon
Judgment rendered therein on the 10th day Of April
\. D. sc in favor Of Walton q Kaufman and against
James 7. Woodson for the sum of sl66 61, debt
and S29 90 cost and upon which there remains due
Sl75 6l together with accruing costs have levied
upon certain house and lot situated near the town
of Upper Rancheria in Amador county, and be-
tween the house formerly owned by Mr. Swaney and
the house occupied by j. =. Woodson and Henry
Rchman, also o certain piece of mining ground
situated at Smiths Flat near Rancheria and worked
by defendant in company with Richman. Notice is
hereby given that will sell all the right, title and
interest of James p Woodson Of, in and TO the
above described property, on the so day of June,
A. D. 1856 between the hours Of II o'clock. A. NJ
and o'clock, P W, on said day. Sale to take place
in front Of the house above mentioned to satisfy
said execution and costs
JOHN II. DENNIS, Constable.
Township No. 3 Amador CO. Cal
Volcano, June 9th '56
jel4 [prs fees slOl 3l-3w
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The American Hotel

TTAVING been thoroughly renovated, is now
i i open for the accommodation of the public
In point Of comfort and convenience, il is surpassed
by no Hotel in Jackson, while its situation is most
desirable the proprietor assures the public there
shall be nothing left undone to make them comfort
able. as he intends to furnish his table with the
choicest the market affords, and his Bar with the
best of Liquors, wines and cigars.
AUGUSTUS KING, Proprietor.
Jackson March, 1886. Lmaro-Z0-3ml
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settlement Noelce.

A LII persons indebted to G. i. Woodruff will
"A please call and settle their accounts without de-
lay. Accounts remainidg unsettled after the 10th
of June next, will be placed in the hands of law
er for collection. &. WOODRUFF.
may 81 32-tf
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Norman kiesn,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-offoce two doors
j south of the Empire Hotel.
JOHN IL. DENNIS. Constable Office with n
Klein, Esq.
mar 22 22-Sm
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A Good Opcning.

TVHE undersigned offers his interest, (being one
| fonrth) in the Goodwin tunnel for sale. The
tunnel is now paying good steady wages, with every
prospect OF employment for three or four years to
come. Any person wishing to engage in mining
will find this rare opportunity. For further par
ticuars inquire Of T. A. Springer. Ledger Office.
apr 10 261m j. w. GOODWIN.
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The business will. in future, be continued, at the
old stand, where all are invited to call.
MCCARTHY d DRISCOLL.
may IL 30-iw
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VOLCANO. CALIFORNIA.
n. =. Cooper. WI, D.,

SURGEON, Office at Bye. Ear and Orthopndic
- lniirmry, Mission street, between Second and
Third, near Russian Baths, San Francisco.
All Surgical Operations FREE to patients pre-
senting themselves at the Clinics, on Wednesdays
and Saturdays, at p O'clock p NJ.
Medical men Of the City and Pacific Coast, gem
orally are respectfully invited to attend the nfr-
mary on Clinical days, whenever il may be oppor-
tune for themselves.
apr 36 27-3m
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VOLCANO, CALIFORNIA.
NEW STORE. SPRING GOODS.

MIN STREET, VOLCaNO,
HAVE just received and opened a splendid as
il l. sortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Selected from the latest spring styles direct from
New York and Paris, via the lslhmus Of Panama
Dress goods in great variety; black and colored
Silks; Bareges; Organdies; Lawns; Brlliants;
Dress Trimmings, &C.; French Embroideries; Fine
Linen Cambria: English, Thread and yalenciennes
Laces; Mantillas from Brode's: Parasos; Fans;
Corsets; Bonucts; Trimmings; French Flowers
Ribbons; Ruchcs, &c, &c; Prints; Ginghams; Mus
lins, &c. in quantity Ladies and Gents Alexander
Kid Gloves, white and colored; large assortment
of Ladies', Misses and Childrens Shoes, Gaters
GENTS WEARING APPAREL,
Fashionable Styles.
Hats; Coat; Vests; Pants; Shirts of extra quality
and finish. Fine French Calf Boots; Gents and
Boys Boots, Shoes and Brogans; Congress Caters.
1s3- The community are respectfully invited to
call.
No trouble to show Goods"
may 2s-3m
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the eo-partnership
IN heretofore existing between the undersigned,
il this day dissolved by mutual consent.
+. Mccarthy is is authorized to attend to all un-
settled business of the firm. I. MCCARTHY,
+. MCCARTHY.
Volcano May l4th 1856.
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Order No. 4.
HEAD QUARTERS 4rH Dry. Cal. MILITIA.

HEAD QUARTERS 4rH DRY. CAL MILITIA.
Sacramento City, June 5th, 1856.
Pursuant to instructions from the commander
la'Ohiei dated June the 9Th, 1856, you are hereby
directed to instruct the officers of the Independent
and Volunteer companies of your Brigade to pro-
coed forthwith to l their companies to the highest
Standard and You are directed to organize as many
'olunteer and Independent Companies as may pre-
eht themselves at rendezvous, located by your au-
Aoriy, and to transmit the names strength locali-
" and list of members of each company, so soon as
Wganzed, and you are authorized to call upon all
S'l2efs within the counties embraced within your
brigade District, between the age of eighteen and
TNrH-lve years, not members of any Volunteer or
rre companies. or not exempt from militia duty, to
enrol themselves into companies of from 40 to so
men EACH exclusive of officers TO elect one Captain
one list Lieutenant, two I'd Lieutenants, four Ser
geansand four Corporals, and to agree upon place
o rendezvous in case their services are called for
BY order of VOLNEY Il. HOWARD
Major General California Militia.
FERRIS FoRsAS, Assistant Adj. General.
Order No. l..
Head QUARTERS lsr BRIG. 4TH Div. {. NJ
Sacramento City, June 9th, 1886.
heCommandants Of Volunteer and Independent
IU9Ipanies U will forthwith Gil their companies to the
1shesI Standard and report complete roll at Head
quarters as soon as possible.
Nui2ens of this Brigade subject TO Militia duty
1 1e requested to form Volunteer companies, accor
Uus 70 law, and reporta roll thereof at Head Quar-
%'N lol organization, when special orders will be
ISSUED Tor each company.
BY order of Brig Gen, A. NJ. WINN.
- W, WELTY, Assistant Adj. General.
jeA si2t
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Arcade billiard saloon.

VIE Undersigned respectfully informs the citi-
Il zens OF Volcano and vicinity that he has taken
the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Kelly. on Main
street, next door TO Munckton Il Warmers Drug
Store, and has fitted it up in style superior to any
house in this place. The Bar will be furnished with
the choicest liquors and cigars. and is under the
suprentendance Of an experienced bar keeper
The Billiard Table is one of the most elegant in
the county, and is kept in good order ] hope by
strict attention to the wants Of my customers to
receive share Of patronage.
y. MUNCKTON
apr 26 27-3m
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w. HENRY JONES,

Alto RNEY AT "A W,
VIII pay strict attention to making collections and
attend to all Legal Business entrusted to his care
Office on Union Square, next door to Johnson q
Co.'s store, YoLcAEo
jc7 33-1y
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In tina city. On Tussdsy April 1, 6vsAs relist Of Tia
late Stephen Waring In Che 66th year Of hsr age.
Tbs hlsuds and relatives Of the family ere respectfully
invited TO attend hsr funeral day dom the residence
Of her SON. in-sw Thomas Warren No. n Church street.
terson, New Jersey, whore her remains viii DO taken
for internent.
On Wednesday, April 2, Mrs. MAsunA ATusrAaAH Oh
ARnMA, eonsort OF Jgnaoio do Arrieta, ksq., aged "a
years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 st.
tend her funeral ,rrow at half past mine O'Clock FROM
her late residence No 40 Seventh street. between First
and second avenues without further invitation.
On Tuesday, April JAMES 0'DOsNnL, after Q lingering
illness.
His friends and acquaintance, also those Of his
brother john respectfully invited to attend h fune-
raj from his late residence, No. 264 West Thirtysixth
street this afternoon, at one O'Clock.
California papers please copy.
On WedL esday morning, April 2, CHARLES BAXTER WI
LIS, In the 10th year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited TO
attend his funeral the residence ofhis mother, Mr.
Amelia Willis, foot of East 1Z7th street. Harlem, TO.
morrow afternoon, at two O'Clock.
On Wedre evening, April 2, JOHN DwrR, In the
41st year Of his sge
His friends and relatives invited to attend his u
neral from his late residence, No. rs Robinson street,
afternoon, ct two O'Clock without further no
tice.
New Orleans papers please copy.
Lost from schooner Richard A. Wood the passage to
Buencs Aes the I'd Of December, 1856 during gale
ROmRT NEAL, seaman
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Died.

Died.
On Tuesday, April l, Of consumption, AGNES RzszcoA
Qvn csnsort Of Henry H. Quin, aged 80 years
The relatives and friends of the family, also those Of
h q to
third street, this afternoon at two O'Clock precisely
Her remains win be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
PE1lRsos, rect Of the late Farrell Peterson, In the
sd year OF her age.
raj nom her ats residences No aoe West twenty eighth
street, At one O'Clock this afternoon.
On Wednesday, April 2, WnILAx EArRs, In the SSH
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his Late residence NJ,
20 Crkson street. to morrow afternoon at two O'Clock
On Wednesday April 2, JOHN X. VANDERBILT Of tn .
ate Jetemiah Vanderbilt in the 36'h year Of his ago
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend his funeral from bis late residence No
leo Christopher street, tomorrov morning, 1T eleven
O'Clock.
On wednesday, April 2, AsDR,w WRIGHT, sged 40 years
His hiends aud those Of his brother IN law william
Gardner respectfully invited TO attend his funeral
his .ftsrnoon At two O'Clock, from bis late residence
On Tuesday evening, April BnarrA, youngest daush
ter Of Augustus and the late Sussnnah Rsiner aged
Her funeral will take place this afternoon, at one
O'Clock from he Iesdenoe Of her grandfather Augustus
R.irer, No. nS Eighth avenue Tho friends of the "a
On wednesday morning April Of scarlet fever, JOSE
woos1xH only chia Of George H. and Margaret A.
Wooster, eyed 6yeers and 10 months
The relatives and fisnds of the family are requested
to attend the funeral this afternoon at two O'CLOCK from
her Athet's residences, No. l4s Forsyth street
On Wednesday April 2, MARY L. ARMOUR, widow OF the
Az James j. Armour In the 61st year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
70 attend the funeral from the residence Of
in.lsv Henry Dickinson No. 317 West Twenty ARA
IN. Ct this after noon, at two O'Clock.
In this ss , on an. nS
ire reatiyes and friends Of the family respectfully
IN yi.ed TO attend hs funeral from the residence Of his
hrotl ar Tho mas Burns No IL Greenwich street. to-
morrow afternoon, ~ two O'Clock His remains vii 30
t,ksr 20 Creenwct q csusfeys
AIbae. ~ EechestsE ps2e's p'sSss s'.7,
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CLEARED.
fssdsn York Hs"
ss::asss EE%sss SIy: Why: ssy.e.H S asssr'
Steamship Marion Foster OAaTeston- Sponord, Tneston
Steamship Jamestown. Parrish, Noriolk-Ludlam Pleas
anita
ss4Ss 81 sussisy. re Eas1ro9sfss sessdss "As'
BARI Sassas Wis: ss.rd
Brig Free Trade swed,. osssrbesg. Brsmen-Funoh /
ssss xasssa csss:y Ess
Brig West. Bali. Daries.Walsh Carver ( Chase.
Sons
seSr Anne Gpss s'' GAL Fe4se csesle sssa,d
s csr ps.. fo S.S 8 Jag Weeks
schr jonas smith, Furman, savsnnah-McCreAdy Mott L
sesr H{d,Ager, Reed, Buckspor-RP Buck 400
schr 8 sharp shsrp; Alexandr..van Br1nt slaght.
scSr s VICE. smith, Pssdsipssp Jss HARD 'A''
s sT s SANFORD
scSr Gael ,os,s G s Port sndaass,ef
sSop Ha1Sss
Propeller Briggs
ARRIVED.
v ssa %sss PA AsnS sdse ys,pGS 1 hsrS IL
make out i am" 2ad at AM. II 50 2o lon T. passed
for Liverpool i6e crossed Banks in s AZ saw
s,s.mssp So. 2, the West Miner Fuats Arenas. Hach o.
ss a% g ss.ns 81 s:
e s sss Ss e ns
SsSss s S:s: sss ;:sa
side Aey were bright hssds painted snd he. cargo
T. & Nv ses
BARK CLH , wniaus, omstsa Hsy.na, II days, With
Brig Gsrolopo Gals2l Cichs.o Mnatlan. MEXICO. IS
s.s Hesss Es:.eor; JSrdsn. !ssmsl March - with
s 4o.f spisss
lOp T. e ssw bark w,s oss Of m. G bound
49, win SUGAR and nclsssss. 70 mssier '''' A'<'A
R sa
Walsh Carver Chase Experienced very hsAvy weather
Ne Eat s4, A,.s M..,;
for BOSOM DIss sna vounsr or Bos
sehr Maria Higgins. Meranham March with hides &c to
orn!rs Beno Co. Sailed company with bark Lawrence.
COl sss, steison. Charleston days. with mdse to
schr : Meisrson GOODWIN. Georgetown.
s sssr z Asns n asf s soi ssssaywns
schr Mary steyers, Clark. Trenton, NJ.
seS1 Sever SISTER Crowley Addison.
Sem ss SAM 2rp psa s TsyltG Boston.
s sssr a a.ifsss. bsssa s ss:sss.
sclr Governor Chase, Boston.
Schr Martha Maria Small, Salem.
Scbr PizArro, Chase. BarnsAbe.
echr NaIratiste Kelly bingham.
6chr Munson Chase New Bedford.
Scbr Lucy. Rogers New Bedford.
schr mazon, Smith, New Before.
Schr Jenny Lind, Price, New Eaven.
Schr Elm City Frfstee, Bridgeport.
Slcop VIM II Bowen HAllet, ProvideCce.
Propeller IroDsdes, Lsnphsar, PhiadePhia;
Propeller Thomas Sparks, Morris. Pnua0elpha,
Propeller Osprey, Kinney, Philadelphia.
Propeller Decatur. 0oer. Ne London.
Propeller j Harris Smith, New London.
Propeller Sbetuckes Geer, Norwich.
Propeller Osprey, Kinney, Norwich.
SAILED.
Ste amshps Persia Liverpool Empire City, Havana and New
Orleans Florida Savannsh Marion, Charleston; jamestown
Norfolk, DC; ship Great Western Liverpool.
Wind at SUNRISE sw; meridian, 9; sunset do.
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ARRIVAL Of THE STAR OF TIE WEST.
General Walkers Acceptance Of the
War Declaration,
AFFAIRS Of THE TRANSIT COMPANY.
Oar Gr~nada and Virgin Bay Correspondence,
&c.. &C., So.

The Accessory rrAnsA ComIAny's steamship Star Of
the West Captain Miner from Puut& Arenas March g.
arrived ct this port 1t hshpast eight O'Clock yester-
day morning
Tho Star Of the West arrived Puata Arenas on the
18th Of March u NJ LETT he 23d and touched At
Key West thu 18th.
In port San Juan del Norse British mail stsAnship
Hsrmea Capt COryinston American merchant brig C.
". Russsi her British Mestys var steamer Earydics
Capt fsrsotoa
Loaf overheard the night of the 18th Of March, ths
arst mate OF the Russell His ecy was recovered on the
following morning.
Schr Hester A. Jones, Capt E-cwnIey, of Baltimore,
from Granada, bound for New York sprung Leak Of
Corn Isaad 18th of MArch. Alter throwing ever
board part Of her cargo she compelled Ashore
Grew saved and thirds Of cargo Vessel total loss
The Star OF the West brings the folio Sing
TREASURE LIST.
Th0s. Watson Sons, PhlAdel phs SIS 900
g. " SseoSoerg New YORK. 10000
J. B. Wisr, do. ........ 3'276
Nessrs. Pareasteot SchumAker ". ". .... 5000
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Married.

Married.
On Tuesday, April !, by Rev. Dr.. Guion, Mr. JAMES p
SHEPARD TO Miss JANE ANN HAZARD, Of Brooklyn.
In Brook)yn, Wednesday April 2, By the Rev. DR..
daughter OF A. 6uerber, Esq
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
pl BERMupA 4. March ls-Arr 10Th bark Pearl. Huchin,
iNS-sn schT Elem Sawyer, Snow. H.ya
chsrssioa el HAVE distress. issfing badly cargo s cotton
and o and Sr w pl nsss dsSSs p.0 for
in ds'ress having lost Fer susder some :a1 - '''
s and @ fer
have landed and report the mails as having sunk in the vessel
AEs aA brig rsr:ns !o.Ssn
K ss:
"a. Potis md James Rlssy, BaScocS SYok Arctic D
sSs s" sss ssaas and
.ISfd SsT:h Am sis.d
ss1sen jersey c2 JOIN n .GS S' Rsa
i. S:sssas ss;:;
'''s M,iscelIaneous and Dasasters.
~ Bee Correspondence above.
The Cunard Persia, Capt Judkns sailed about half
* - PASSENGER and about 100000 .pssis -''
ss Milton e, q 81 p p, Hsrs ss
re s o &.
The .S The I
and increased to leak rom 100 100 strokes per hour On he
5 ed 5 &c s.1 % sss
Or Alter u: rsnss s ship no11u
ho 3 x 70 = IL Se w he sn
aSS Ss p DO he
Ing The Ice and pursued his voyage,
aos WIZ c.: w.. s a nsss :G s
+. on the l5,h ult-
pd ai: e.
WS.s sanx B4 w.:; T 4 Of wsspo Va. totally
sss
RSs JAY & '0S OIL A
BARK RosERr P.NsEl, New Bedford from Philadelphia.
ssa sa M snss .' VIII
ssys and foreopas stays broke sheet stock
three siauncheons ankshear arboArd bow.
which b. to b batter ed down to keep out the
g. rsee sc on
ell IN with schr Temper, Of NeE York Crsword from
ssusSt rs ~ asS md vhes t.sn 9th An ss
wssal ere Took of Capt Crawford and crew. sevel In
nnS a sbs SsD On valued q about 2 on which srs
n Z M G ~ once TSs Balance
ed be BY insurance IN Boston, The Temper was
Yorf where II Is said she Ia insuredl
e. s ssc sd
" cbafet heel and part Of stem gone ana abe
ured The dsmsse to the schr much less than was
uOtice to Mariners.
spar Buoy 40 painted with rcd and black hor
,ors spes has placed to marx the centre Of Oravens
s1Sa . % GT feet q low wser about distant
Fort mt lighthouse and be passed on either side
For, romp.lu. lsA s iSss:e' s WV
yor. Lar, s,,e My MY E kAE
by order u ne -Ns'a'e LUDLOW CASE,
An,pa 1896. Lighthouse Inspector. I'd dist.
whalomsa.
Ior H.. nj bark Barclay, Miscellaneous.
Ayapsrso Jan 20, By letter from Capt Bro~nsoa, bAdc,
ai Pss 10 y:soo G.se,sr ss shc a.. "a, NJ.
bosorsby repstto. sa wpaa 80 IDS stooas 10 s7Srs
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TIRITIMK INTELLIGENCE.


ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHB DAx.
RIsys ........... II MOOR Rises. ..m0ru ~
sErs. ............ rs HIQR wArER........sve ~
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ters Of Ban Frspcsco church. whore they sooa soldier
Ike, Dade themselves perfectly ct hous and ths air
resoundipg With songs q hons end fAthsrianA
On Monoay morning the city startled from liz pro-
priey ky the assumption OF the red ribbon hs bads 81
vsr) By the officers In garrison ana this IN connection
with hs return Of COL Schlsssnger and Capt ter from
Costa Roa whose embassy sppeaxs has proved
oessu set al the gossps In town tbs qS U and many
the inquiries made BY tbs stricken natives to
its probable meaning. soon, however, explained
by the able and sstiscory manifesto Of General Walker
addressed to the people Of Central America IN which,
while ssking tho sssstau0s and liang the friend
ship Of all good and true men, friends of peaoe and the
prosperity and progress OF the nation yet denounoes the
Ions and declares eternal against secret traitors t,
the nation ct hoe and open foes abroad This manifesto
eagerly sought after II made its appear
ance from the Office Of Ell NioardgeWse, and eagerly
read In the quarters OF every company in the city and
seemed to give unbounded salts action not only tho
new comers but those who have had better opportuni
ties OF judging Of the previous policy and strong minded
Of the source from whence 1t emanAted. Before
evening parade the red badge issued to each In
garrison and the occasion Of boserous dsmonstra
lions on the part OF many who, tired Of tho monotony
OF camp life In peace sigh for the changing
of camuaign lite In the tented field.
On Wednesday night through some unaccountable cir
cumstance an alarm was given In garrison about the
hour OF O'Clock and the different companies In hot
haste though perfect order marched TO the plaza but
after rema ing under arms loss than hour, and
no further alarm they dismissed to quarters Dur
ing the early part the evening Of the night
three arrests of traitors to the government had taken
place. which rendered the report Of Al attack more pro-
babls
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Promotions In the Army.


TAKEN FROM GENERAL Orders.
Capt c. ONssl to be Msjor In tho I'd Rife Battalion.
JAS S. Piper to b Lieutenant Colonel Of the First
Light Infantry Battalion.
First Lieutenant 81. Houston to be Assistant AdjutAnt
General with tho rank of Captain.
Second Lieutenant De Witt Clinton to be Assistant Ad
Julian, General, with rank of Captain.
VIM. Rogers Is appointed Second Lieutenant in the
First Rifle Battalion.
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enerL Walkers Address 20 the People oY
Central America.

invited 20 Nicaragua By the democ ratio party Of ts
republic the American force under mr. command has
EtAoiy struggled 70 carry out the pnJplss for vaioh
the revolution OF 1854 undertaken In order ~
ever 70 oonsohdate general peace we're Wiling 20
tvo pss - tsto Flr sbs rGrpose ~ ave since
tas hsa1 p le.,7sS a., A,lI a sassi ~ I'D .,aa
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War Excitsment In Granada CITY.

War Excitement In Granada City.
ARRIVAL OF REINPoRCEMENTS--THE SAN SALVADOR
MIssIoN-CoLosEL sCHLEssIS0ER's RETURN-AS
ALARM AT NIGHT.
From Fl Nicaragusnse March ISL
During the past week most startling and unsx pecte
changes have taken place the FIRST place arrives an
ambassador from the ring State Of San Salvador
with . military escort, uniform two siz~ too arR
for them, and which may have bsen and think probA
bly, have been, used for the purpose for the pas
gene ration by all the surrounding States Luckily th
arrival Of this most pusant parsonage (no allusion In
tended here 30 either OF the escorts but TO the general
colonel whatever his rank may bs but the preour
soy Of tbs arrival Of the IA vrgsn Sunday morning
last ~ something like 80 troops foy the government
and fifty ayty em.Erants Great ths rel hciugs
accordingly and with reason Among them Wa Q fse
company from New York, German and French eosnpa-
ny. The latter was cor posed Of fine msn a. ever
had the pleasure 10 behotmany of them old Chassesrs
&c Vincennss bron sed with the OF Africa and q.
iar With the Of that most deadly Of weapons the
Minns rife. These brBgfrg with them their musicians
for med in their respective positions and headed
By their officers elect, Aad dehIipg in one con-
tinuous and heightened column, through the
orange groves frinsfrg tbs lake, up the gentle
deale which vii s0oa be the city Of New Grsnada,
towards the city there, with drums beating appearing
In parade order before he whom ali look " and
veIevhc holds n his hArfs The iestinss OF Central
An erica. This Indeed ssht worth ths Evisg fog
Ae- being mArched r9ro the they o. Stust-
VI By ths, -.spsJive otiess rs gasyefs Jiottsd
ta:U-kls g'ss1as aIo9e. setas lAAsS.sl : -; c.2A.
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Our Granada Correspondence.

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