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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
ONE DAY
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE ORIZABA.
Interesting Intelligence from Nicaragua
Gen. Walker Elected President.

The steamship Orizsba Capt. E. L. T:nklepaugh,
arrived last evening from San Juan del Norte, with
436 passengers ssj 100 freight, and San Francisco
dates to june 81, per steamship Sierra Nevada The
passengers came through by this steamer in good
health, notwithstanding they were detained day on
the Transit to allow Mr.. Garrison an opportunity of
visiting Gen. Walker at Granada. The route is in
most excellent condition. the rivers being high and the
country healthy, there being no sickness among the
residents or soldiers. The election FOR President took
place on the cath of june Whole districts went to
the polls for Gan. Walker with only very few op-
posirg votes The official returns had not been made
at the last dates from Granada, but there was no
doubt Gen. Walker was elected by an overwhelming
majority The army has received large reinforce
meuts, numbering now about 800 men and two hne
artillery companies with six field pieces.
Man, Of the soldiers who enlisted for a short term
of service have received their discharge, taken rp
land and gone to farming.
A silver mine in Chontues, owned by Major j. Z.
Hess of Washington had been opened, and twenty tons
Of ore weIe shipped TO England by the Bntish steamer
CLYDE which sailed from San Juan on the 9th inst 1t
is ostmated, from primary assays made at the mine,
that this ore will yield from 500 to $500 per tun
Tie Orizaba left in the harbor of San Juan, July T.
II. Is NJ. frgste Eurydice, Capt. Tarleton; American
brig Yrgnia, and American schooner +. ID. Chase.
SPECIE LIST.
Chss Morgan S,5 90
PstIullo & Eehereine. ep w
L. DursIce ..',..'.......'.'''''''''''''' ifo "
Total. bSo, 100 W
We tender our thanks to Purser Hatch of the Os.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
CENTRAL AMERICA.
COSTA RIGA AND NICARAGUA.

The Panama UcSdld.
By an arrival from Punta Arenas we have dates
f,om Costa Klca 20 the 12th June.
The cholera was fast disappearing from the country.
very strong revelation had broken ou' againt the
GovtrmOt, and there appears a probability thai
President Mora you'd be taken cut and shot by the
insurgents.
TIE revolution has been brought about by party
of the Costa Rcehs VINO were opposed 10 the invasion
OF Nicaragua by the Mora army.
Business was entirely at 5tsnd-stll in PCnt8 Are
mas, provisions scarce AID bigh God the prospects
very poor.
a British man Of war was in port
BY the same arrival we learn that the 1000 troops
whichleft Guatemala to invade Walker bsc been pre-
vented from crossing the territory of San salvador the
latter State being opposed to the invasion
The impression of our informant s that Wafser pnr-
roses makii Q an eaIly attack Costa Rca and that
he will succeed having a very strong force at present
His headquarters now are at Virgin Bay.
From tn. Aspin,au Couvier.
We have files Of San Jose papers from May to n,
and the following il the only paragraph of sufficient
interest to copy. 1t is from The San Jose Aidon of
MAY 27
.'By official communications of the Governments Of
CNatn ala San Salvador they announce to that of
ihis Republic, that the 81 of May the vanguard of
The Guatemaan army, composed Of 800 men, left the
capital, under command of Gen. Paredes and united
with that of San Salvador, stationed in the villages on
tie route to the frontiers Of Nicaragua, under COM
Uand Of Don Joaquin EuspaciO Guzman, will very
soon enter into the State Of Nicaragua, with the OBJ
jec; OF assisting Costa Rica in the complete destroo
ticn Of Walker"
The Costa Riea papers also announce the death Of
Gen Mora, TIE Commander Chief, the Vice-Presi-
dsIt, aid the Secretary of Stste-al by cholera.
Report says that the aforesaid troops had reached
Chnsndega about twelve miles from Realejo, and
that the cholera raging, not only among the Costa
Ricsbs, but ao in the Nicsraguan army. 1t is said,
by those who pretend to be posted that Walker has
900 foreign oops and on the other hsnd, that
he has but 600. One thing certain, no boats
ged to kt ep up the transit, and everything in
the hands Of the Walker army.
There is prospect of aIy more steamers being run
Oh that route. And presume there is but little
doubt that the steamers will to run to GreytOwn
for discharge and receipt of passengers for some time
TO come and that they will be transferred to this route
for the formation of weekly line.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
ADDRESS OF GENERAL WALKER
TO THE PLoPLF OF NICARAGUA.


Icsne to csrseua TO secure its peace and pros.
pe,ty With this view signed the treaty of the 23d
of October lat and sssited to upheld the Govern
uf ut orgsLized under its provisions.
But the Government far from aiding me 20 carry
cut the agree mept Of that treaty, bas tbro III obsac
in the vsy and has eI dtd by endeuvOiDg 10 str up
civil p,,se hiu Ieputlc Strange it aopear the
late Ryas Aduust!a has attempted 10 creae troubss aud
off, utes wsr, between the peops aid the Americans
the have invited thther.
WA ro enough that the Americans should endure the
rssteI c. sda for the o sodatbg IN iao
III Gcveru sd receive no c"ppe s+"h Tor tbe
the of so much suffering AID
oentb enough that they should pcnr ont
,e Stse snd then tie Government rfuse provide
them the bsre Of life InErstu vas not
sueiept ssf the craving for nfsny which sumed the
yss becsme oiter TO
iu the appetite for oboquy and cJlempt
They GEEK spj hs debt TO the Americans BY exciting the
Teope sesiI So their heI etsc'ors
II thus mnte that the Provisional G,yernu eat has
cut.s the peope but Is gull of the crime Of
stigans its cZeI to civil wal AID ~ oli ia these OBJ
ci has coale seed with the armed declared enemies OF
The Re- public with the forces erate attempts to
pour oy the plains II HioaTsgua
U adde n The has attempted 70 prnloDg It's
erce Lv the op,e the privilege 4 eectins their
own rulers Ard If farther 10 max is hatred for Freedom
hss bar ished from the stare Cuban patriot who despsng
the OF bis counuy has sought IN this land the
io d usns oefeDse liberty aud progress
With such lated crmee conspns against the
Pee PIE bound proecths late Provisional Govern
reorle bsye therefore declared its dissolution and have
orssIized Provsol Government until the nation exsrcses
C,atGSa JuLs 60 1855. WILLIAM WALKER.
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md continue 10 ho troubled h, revolutions. Bueuos
k,r,s wee devisiu. ogsiut the ioroI3s OF toe
ssragos PHseasy ~as preparing fcra gar nssiod
Brazr THE latter Province had got into difficulty
viii The new Fl, sch settles sb" btd estab bisncd
coor, there nndor the name OF New ID 'rdoaux.
Perm and Bolivia were enjoying a momon ntary repsst
of resce although the tOrGer In dsily expccat
of an inv nu IRON Echinque. The yellow fever at
Capeo md Lima woe ominishng. The LAZY Eliog
ton hnd arrived at Area tom Liverpool, ana the Alice
.. Intd do
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
SANDWICH ISLANDS:

By On arrival from Honolulu, we have dates to the
gath two weeks later.
THE KIM TO Re MARRIED.
In the House of Mobiles on the 18TH June, Prince
Kan tameha declared himaef the bearer of mes
sage from his M.jesty announcing his intention to
unite himself in marriage with Emma, the daughter
Of Dr.. 7. c. B Brooke, and granddaughter Of the
h.s John upg ESQ. Ii resolved that the House
respectfully express its thanks to the King for his
gracious message aud for his for the beet in
teree Of his and people II was also resolved
that this House depute his R,yal 1lighness, Kane
bameha 10 convey to the King the preceding resolu
tob. AID assure his Majesty that the announcement
Contained in his message highly agreeable to this
House and that they view the event one of great
importance to the nation
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
DECREE.
WILLIAM WALKER, 0oLessiLCLiet Of tas Army OF Ncasa


That by the treaty Of the M Of October Den P.,rco
Riys tho Po,soDs President OF the Republic,
an that with which he invested
tcu OF the conferred by the Sopssms Government
as EKI ed,eI tisry OeLers -,
TIat n the provisional President removing from the City Of
Ora AZ 20 Leon March last he delegated ali the pow
ers nch had be- inrustsd 10 BIN 10 sutan order IN he
Fa..rn Departments OF tae Republic and
susre sch sgast foreign inyss'oh' Pcaamrs from
that tine marital la": ,,. u
That the Provisional e.dent appointed Minister Of Ha
cietoa Lcei cate Don Ferur Fere Commissioner in the
Depsrtmsus ieelIed with all proper powers ~ AID me III
nv adm, mist alton c suitable occaso,s
the President Don Psco Rvss betrayng
his duties Of the rights and wei being OF the
has absco ded TO ChusDdsss with the object TO
Of the deliver the cosruy 20
the who have ,uvadec Tor which object no
bs. con mis- ed Mr. MarsDo Sazsr:
That Oh the lam tb. Mr Rss hiss issued dscrss
which issued four days provious by
which the people Ncsgua 10 choose successor TO HIN
in Office. - ~ ,.,,
b. the contracting Ger erals that ihr Provision
Presd lo~c peace aud order IL the Republic and
Den srco Rvssl only has Ideayored 20 excite an
sicLy Within but has called the enemies without 70 invade the
In ORDER 10 the of the Republic and the
duty to the country om anarchy and from tins
ensue' esn ard d' me's ase e'med proper To
aid Go DEChEE' AZ,
The ConuissoIer of the Government snd Minister OF the
Haei,nPa Dop Fenmn feuer is sppOiuted Proyso Pres
Ibis Republic until ke IeoIie shall elect President In
ole the efs OF the decree vi ho lVtn ns' WHICH
ia fall force End virtue. -
Don PsIieo Riyss since the 18th null and void In
OF Of all the conf led to him by
yirtue OF the treaty the 25d OF October Aforesaid.
ILL., The civil military suthorires of this kepbc who
lend cbedesce Dir kyas IN these suers natives VI t0r
.it vLo may kind OF all By loans
car tile contracts shs be sdered traitors to the country
81 punished accoro ing IN martisi laws
Let Ills be comuuDc ,te6 to when maJ concern anu
rub.itb ed In ell hs towns of ths RePubh:. -
Done at Gtanads on the y tn day "a June, 1856.
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NICARAGUA.
From Our Special Cone.pondent.

FROM Our Special Correspondent.
GRANADA, Thursday, June 10, 1856
The lull in the war storm of this country after
the battle Of Rivas, induced the opinion that the
NicarseusDs had done the last Of their fig ghting for
the present 1t was generally supposed the troops
would retire into quarters, during the rainy season,
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THE GOVERNMENT.
Graf ada, JuLe %, 1856.

Under the reconstruction OF the Government as or
dered in the decree of the 2lt of June the following Is
the Executive branch Of the Republic:
P,trdent-DoS EERnIo fBRRER
SECRETARY Of State-Gen. Manuel Carrascosa
Secretary of Wa--Gtn Mate Pneda
Secrtta,y y0 TredsNV-Don. Manuel Loreco
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ADDRESS OF GEN. WALKER TO THE ARMY.
SoInIERsl Since you have been in Nicaragua you

have endured plivations an6 passed through dangers
not only without mu,murs but With cheerfulness
Veterans might be proud Of the prowess you haVe.x
hbed: anc patriots fighting for homes and fresides
have .d. self denial tbsB you have in the
vice f foreign Goveruntnt snd have dons all without
bav yet received any compensation for what you have
Undergone - :.
thst the country has just emerged from disastrous
civil wsr and Therefore old lot expect TO promptly
the obston eontrsc'ed but bad right 10 expect at
eet Far from receiving even this
rev the late Provsors Government has attempted 10
cite the rejud of the people against their beneacor
thus bar krupt in credit faith and honor, has
ro title fdeIce Of brave soldiers Daty to
the requires to construct new
hch will faithfully execute the ohjecs
of irs alton have efore ganized Provisional
Govenu until perpe select their rulers when
t. ia TO be hor will have Administration mindful
Of duties sLj jealous of the hoaoI u the
Grar ada JuIe 90 1856
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

=, orlc sgnl became rscoLci.d. ans The revu'''on
r ftoDely saiIst Picsident Eigas and hs Asvsers
RECONSTRUCTION OF TIE GOVERNMENT
IL will be tetn hy tic following decrees ant al:
dr.s,e- tlat Doo Fermn Ferer formerly Minister Of
U,,i,Len has been appointed Provisional Precedent
OF tie Republic during rbe inteuegnnm bet feen me
folt of Ryss and the tcii0n Of new PRECEDENT by
tie recple Tie power If the State IS thus hepPy
ooufctred upot hs only reliable memoer oil the late
Government and VIC Gsy ado, tie orly minister weo
ever Tao the e. MID. tee - Gen. Walker. most 'ot-
.una'e chain of evebts ineess this appointment With
ali the fo,ms cf legality: as uncer the 1eAy exc
tu'ed BY the Democrats nnd Services IN Granada, on
the foimeu n Of tie late Provisional G)veisnent It
va txpleslly sipula ed that Gen. alker rhouia Dc
h''stec with the power 10 eppoint re" Eo'ern-
n"ht IN tie event of tie dissolution o the oh one
That r,s'y, which is the b.ss Of all legitimate opers
t,o. N the ltpuLc placed the power to ocoyi.s for
he ota'e IL the hsncs Of the Commander OF the Army
SO ID the bppob' tent Of Don Fer MN Ferter, tfen
"hkef ho' Only preserves the RepIbIic, but fVsows
cut The lite Of hir duties
IL the second place, when Prtsiden; Rvss leit this
o'y some time since for Leon, hs delegated all his
powers 10 Gtn. Walker. and placed the State ubd-r
maifbl law. Thus the d.faul,inv Executive gave
away the very aLtiont! which necessary declare
eytn bim tra or shculd be desert the STATE
In The feco4 truciion Of the Prov yisioaal Govern
inert therefore, the most com plete authority acc lm-
psnies the act on of the Cobm snder in. Chief Ac
corong 10 the Only law known since the treaty Of
Grabtds, between Gen. Walker on the one vi O. aud
Gen Coral oL the other, the existiog Govemmeut of
Nicaragua, under President Fertr, is en- tiled 70 the
utmost respect duo to sLy legalized Goverum.nt 40
elec takes place soon, howeytr, when the peopls
viii choose their own President: and when that ia
coIe The present Provisional Government will dis
solve q. pescesb'y as IL has been formed, and the
State III move under the direction cf the popular
viii.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

We tender our thanks TO Purser IIatob VI the On.
zabA for memoranda and papers.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

y crc sen'l became rscoLc.d- ans The revu''ion
r ttIoDely osaILs Picioent Eisas and his asvses.
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Lossss o. 1iSs AND Pnorsnrr

LossssHSt 11bs Arp PsopnRrY
DuRrNa me HtAh 1666.-DeBcsc's
ReviesU for Mar1h stateo The number Of
lives which wsts loIt h the United
States, By Railroad aocidents during
the last Jsar 70 be liz; BY steamboat
accidents during tho safns period, 40.
The amount Of property destroyed by
fire during the year, estimating only
those fires where the value Of proper.
" destroyed wss o2O. 900 aud upwards.
he puts down Al The efloffn0us SUN d
418,O45,OOO. TO which must be Id.
ded the value Of property destroyed,
where the loss WIS Dess than go 900,
which would probably increase the
aggregate to about eighteen millions,
a decrease ~ compared with 1864, Of
47,O0O,OOO. The number Of lives lot
by fires during the year was III.
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Communicated.

|
Mr.. Cora.-Perhaps Il may be consid
cred trespass upon the sanctity Of reli
gion b attempt u controveft the petiilial
doctrines of some Of IT. expounders, bu
knowing your general 1ibefslity and feel
Ing eonadent yos will give me hearing
I shall speak what think Of the Rev. Mr.
Creath's sermon, on Sunday night, at The
Christian Church.
III speaking cf the rich mai, and Lazarus
he gave the rich man credit for common
honesty and a few other virtues not grant.
ed by the majority Of preachets-but he
soon wandered from this subject ard com.
menced regular crusade against all othel
religious determinations. He said if The
rich man while in hell with his tongue
parched into crisp, appealed 10 Abraham
in vain, what will become Of those deluded
people who worship the Virgin Mary and
pay divine honor to host Of saints He
says the first step to be taken to christian
lie the world according TO the views Of the
Apostles, is 10 exterminate Popedom and
eradicate every vestige Of modified pagan
ism practiced by a certain sect, whose
name he would not call He said infideli-
ty and superstition were twin brothers. l
have always been taught they were anti
podes and both The extremes Of common
sight. He says Uhiversalists to whose
doctrine I believe you subscribe, have not
even the elements Of logic to sustain
them, and proved the sylogism to his own
satisfaction, that If there is no hell, there can
be no heaven, and if there is no devil, there
IL no God. He says there is more preach
ers in hell than any other class Of individu-
als-that the devil has bill Of sale to all
such men and you all stand condemned in
the eyes Of the law.
/ have listened Of late to 30 many con.
flicting dogmas and seen so many heteroge.
nious doctrines mixed in one crucible, and
heard, so much stuff falsely called revela-
ton that am free to confess that / have
almost become convert to the fantastic
ideal theory Of Bishop Berkely. l think
il would be more philosophical in ration.
u mind to renounee them all and build up
a Mythology on the principle cf universal
eosmogany, than lend willing obedience TO !
such stupendicus mass Of falseho od-eass
md mental stupidity.
| am Most Respectfully,
CONFUCIUS.
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BusrrEss.-We commence The week
with receipts Of cotton. amounting sisce
our last issue, 10 81 sos bales. Heavy
arrivals Of produce from the West,
with many fine ard large vessels, added
to the list Of Saturday last, giving oil
facilities for transportation together
with flush and abundant supply Of
money 10 move the immense fabric Of
business now progressing in our city,
We think we are doing tolcfabls we'll,
and expect to make something more
than a show before the B1st day If Al.
gust next.-Gyescent.
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Vesv SlD,'t,eg Goods!

svHav Sp1't1eg 6tOOltSl
0'CONOR is now opening the follow
~ ing Spring Goods, reed. BY M latest arrivsle
M1l1inery.
Paris Spring Bonnets, Straw. Hair and Lace. for
ladies and Misses. Ribbchs, tlsasss, tioWsSS. %.
Fine Dress G0Uds.
Orkandie, Barge plain and 6ounced Dresses ;
Plain and Flounced dresses Muslin ana Jaconet
Flounced Dresses, Brillantines, White and Cotor-
ed Jaconets, Swiss, Nansook ahd Null lGusjDns ::
White Embroidered Robes and Skirts Espbrold.
cred Swiss Muslin, in pieces Striped and check
Muslins, every kind.
r. m b r o 4 . les.
Embroidered Muslin and JacOnet Bands Ehbsd,
Muslins and Jaccnets Ngins and Inserting col.
lars, Chemisetts and Sleevss,a great sossav.
Domestic 00oAs.
irish Linen, Linen lawns, Colored snd White
Bobbinets Mosquito Bars, Linen for Mosqstto Bars
french, English and American Calico fFinte.-
Checks and Plain Dress Goods.
Perfnmery Of Every Descriptive.
Corsets, Hoped Skirts and False Hair, In stun.
Nance q Third 8treet-opposits the Pcsselles.
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THE UNDERSIGNED has lust r..
L ceivet from Philadelphia Beautiful
assortment Of New Style Parasols End Par.
a'olettes, in all colors, the Ladies' are invi.
ted to call early and make their collections,
maf2j. w. D. PHILLIPS.
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NesU Sp1't1eg Goods.

/ HAVE now in sto,e beautiful selsc-
l. ton Of New Spring Dress Goods, con-
sisting Of Rich Flounced Bsrrages, Grena-
dimes, Silk Tissues, Organdus, Jackonets,
Lawns, and Printed Linens-white goods
Of all kinds, together with full line Of
Staple goods Of all kinds-to which I
would respectfully invite the attention Of
the public generally.
mar25. W. d. PHILLIPS.
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nm THE morning Of the 9th, On the
~ side walk near p. Capde veille's store.
b. my. boy Stephen, / purse contsininx
Fifty Dollars together With some other
ttuckets, which win b. los9d u my ONCE.
The owner will please btovs property
pay charges and take II away.
mar. 24-3t. J. A. TR6USDAtC.
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n OT1CB.

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Nr subscription 70 tbs hsassy Advocate ptsvloss
y 1ebfuAfy 1T, 1860, snd 10 ne Defy Advrcofe
prsvisus 10 ~ III January, 1850, and for Job
Work snd Advertising, are hsrsby notified shst
their secuonts must b. immsdistsly settled An
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for payment. r4asg ]. J. JONES.
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6EBAsToroL. The Gazette do St.
Petersburg contains report from Gen
sral Lu1ers Of tho Russian military
operations in the Crimes, to February
4th. He alludss to the affair which
occurred On the night Of January 18th
in the bay Of Sebastopol when, II is,
said, six boats attempted 70 pass the
Russian guard vessel. The officer 10
charge gave the signal, and tho bat
teries on ths north side opened Ere on
the boata The troops Stood to their
arms, ant aitsr : cannonade Of half On
hour the boats retired. Another 1t.
fair on the following night is alec men
toned, on which occasion several boats
belonging to the Allies endsavouled
to cut Of . Russian boat which W.
rowing guard ID The bay, but when tho
.outhsrh battssis ID. opspsd 6rs tho
boats hid disappeared.
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uflu Aoufrtisf1Hfnts.
3 ~ - Il rteS.

cnn POUNDS Gin. Bo. gausAss:
WV IS Boxes Western Cheese;
Gases choice new Beef 1enao:
500 Pounds 8. o. Dried Beef:
10 Barrels Mess PORT;
- Boxes star Candles:
30 Barrels Extra hectiAel WhiDhr:
Gases liaconr's Metches,
20 Bags Rio Coffee
Tierces Duffeid'e Hams;
geo Pounds Dufield'sS 9. o. Breakfast Dscon :
70 Gases Olaret and White Wines;
10 Boxes verfnicelli and MAoearoni.
Recently received, for sale By
marie jOSHtA ZEAL.
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MARRIED.,

on Wednesday evening, the 18th inst, BY the
Rev. Q. r. Marshall. Mr.. n. '. LAM, Of visksbsrg.
Miss. to Miss 9. 8. HAmItros, eldest daughter 81
Lel0er.
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L Of Flour, would do well TO bear In mind, That
fresh ground family flour can Always be had in
Baton Rouge, and Of her own fnsnufsetufe. 70
Insure getting 10 all o. H. send your orders u
maT26 JOSHUA DEAL.