New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-06-27

lne llghter wines are perhaps lnoxu0us and may Ge
harmless; but brand gin, ram and whisky, are per-
feet slayers especially when used after eating
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The news from the States, per the New York steam
Eer that came out on the 10th, has given immense
confdence to all parties here soldiers well citi
zens Scrip is already sought after by parties who
have a little ready cash, and if there was enough
money the State to buy five millions Of the State
bonds that amount would be etaken up by the citizens
this State alone We need only to hear that Padre
| Will has finally been received by the United States
Government to create the widest enthusiasm. Sol
diers who have heretofore talked Of giving up all
claims upon The Government are now satisfied to re-
main contented with the service, and satisfied that
before long they will receive every dollar due them
from this Government. Y g58 NJ u,
few days since we were all thrown into excite
nent BY news from the North that San Salvador and
had at last plucked up courage enough to
dismiss our commissioners and had dispatched the
united army towards oar frontier But hardly had this
news been thoroughly dgested ere we were informed
that in Salvador a new President Santos Mora) had
been elected ,and instantly on being qualified had
sent courier ii hot haste to counterarch the Saliva
dor army order home all the new levies raised by
his predecessor for the invasion of Nicaragua. n
| The coward brute, Carrera, of Guatemala on being
deserted by his ally also counteranded the order to
advance upon Leon and thus matters remain at this
writing. What are the real facts in this affair am
unable just now to say, but as General Walker has
left Granada for Leon and has taken with him the
1st Rifle Battalion, all newly clothed in the prescribed
uniform of this State, and also ammunition for short
campaign, it looks as if there was a prospect of q
brush in that direction before long. San Salvador
will never enter the field against if people know
themselves They are Democratic to the back bone,
and only hunbuggery and imposition can lead them
into fight against Walker and the Nicaraguenses,
but there is no telling what may be done with them
/ by such fellows as Cabanas and the Costa Rica
emssaries now in that State all endeayoring to stir
them up to a war fever with us, although there is no
earthly cause for such calamity to beal either State
But Ca1era brutal, bloody, cruel and ignorant beast
| as he is, well knows that the days of his power.
are few, unless he can by some possible combination
with the other States crush Walker and the Ameri-
cans and he Knows also, that he alone stands no
chance in the field nglehanded against this State.
\ The same may be said of Guardiola Of Honduras,
but he is wiser and more potc and sooner than leap
into with this State by himself he would aban
don Seryeis and join his fortunes to the Democrats
4 Costa Rica is utterly humbledand unable now to
4 coax or drive a force of fifty men again towards
Nicaragua. We are told by passengers recently from
San Jose, that the return of the army to that CITY,
the soldiers affirmed that God had taken part against
them and in favor of Walker, and each avowed his
Z purpose to never again fight against him.. Still the
aristocratic politicians of that State would be glad
to accomplish indirectly what they failed to perform
themselves when at the head Of a respectable army
and occupying our towns and cities, that we may for
along time be disturbed by the factious opposition Of
Governors and cabinets and quasi declarations of war
against us by the other States. Guatemala especially
= is rolling up along account for settlement when the
proper time shall arrive and in my humble opinion
81 that time is not very remote srE @'5
The true Democratic element in all these States is in
ferment like volcano giving out ncipient indica-
tons Of an eruption, and when the general struggle
shall commence, Gen. Walker will act in manner
4 worthyof his genius and the high mission to which
he has been called by the voice of the people. Peace
4 reigns in all departments of Nicaragua once more and
the people rapidly returning to their occupations
and homes each and all firmly trusting in the strong
protecting arm Of the Generalin- Chief This war has
fixed Walker more firmly than ever in the affections
j Of this people, and they seem to be indelibly i'm,
pressed with the idea that he is the especial favorie
sI of the Supreme Power, and will ultimately conquer
4 Land humble all his enemies.
very valuable subject to confiscaton and the State
has already seized them to satisfy its claims upon the
traitors who formerly owned them These estates are
many Of them, Of vast extent and may he purchased
at very low rates. together with their thousands of
horses, mules and cattle. Now is an excellent oppor-
tunity for those who have little capital to invest in
that kind property to come to this State In fact
property of every kind can be bought very cheap
now but six months hence the reverse will be the
case. Should war result with Guatemala or Hon
duras, as is more than likely, the territory of those
States will be made the theater of its operations and
n their wealth be made to pay the expenses Of the
army Ii they desire war so much, let them payf for
the pleasure tay afford them, Costa Rica will yet
be made to do My opinion, therefore,is that Nicara-
qua will be eSeptin future from the presence of an
enemy, aud emigsants Camilies) may come on at
once withoutany fear of being disturbed by the foe.
4 The American element grows stronger daily and at
this time there are hundreds Of Americans and others
here watching for opportunities to go into business Of
one kind or another and all seem determined now to
Il fix their future homes in this country.
JUNE A. A small coaster under Spanish colors has
Just come into port from San Salvador and reports
that the people of that State were all in ferinent
about the war which their Government had been
foolish enough to declare against this State The
common people. having heard Of Walkers success in
the recent campaign here and the i'll luck of Costa
Rca, were ali shouting Yiye el General Walker
SO much So that the new President had ordered back
the army and evoked the agreement of the State to
ally with Guatemala in crusade upon us. We learn
also that Carrera had found it impossible to suppress
the cries of Viye el Walker" even among his regl.
lar army, and that the impressed recruits deserted
and fed to the mountains at every possible chance
this be SO, and it comes from good authority there
may be battles and revolutions to chronicle in Guate
mela ere long; and our eyed man !" may have