New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05

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ssiijoined was received oy us rom
Who arrived from Ncaragu VI
The staarsslsi !, On the
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Ti5 sapfa 81 I'LL 3s Hi taifgate sentSa officer on
baarI III fffs 10 ascertain how many passen-,
aers III Eiag and where they were bound to. Tile
III sls4 from TIC Purser was, that some
saSs ana some 70 Nicara when
further ceremonies. Silence was
sa die steamship while the British officer
COL. p. Il. 1Afancosos, the commanding
eer then one of river steamers along
tlstt had not gotten steam up. Theanen went
board, raised and III 2 a. Nd of the
she weItup The river. ny #3s
OH The morning the the detachine arrived
a the Colonel expected, from infor5
received, that he would have to
Gght his way Upon his arrival he found that
Baldwin had defeated two hundred Costa Ricans
only los BIZ
ten men on his part. Capt Baldwin applied to- Col
Moncosos for be shortly
70 aitaeked again. hen Cd. M reached Costello
iie sent reinforcement Of sixty uideF Captain
Kelly. to Capt. Baldwin. He aso left fifty men, nm
Capt. TO hold Fort Saint max.
ing the entire roqte perfees sectlIss
The steamer san rs ched byS Gen.
Walker To receive the recruits under Col ancosos
Daring Ills period passengers artived
on The Grizal5a from of whom one hun
ired raturned her, the them
selves to Col Mancosos, stating that they were de-
" srous ~ aiding Some ten families,
wishing in On the osizaba
cal. liancosos here received orders to. return to
New Orleans upon gSVefIlnen business, when he
transferred his command, five hundred strong, to
Cen Hofnsby TIL $5s $St Isl
W. understand that col. Mancosos brings copies
letters intercepted by Capt. Baldwin, HIGH CON-
tain offers from the British Government to provide
the Cosa Rcans With two thousand Minnie rifles!
ne learn further, chat on the arrival Of the
Qmzaba at San Juan, On the and afterthe trans
fer her passengsrs to the river steamer the com
mander of b. III ship came Oh board Of the D.
ordered Tie to take back, as
shey would not be allowed to proceed up the river
that they 80 Navy Bay The captain Of the O.
replied that he not take them back that he
4 had no provisions for thennand that his contract
ended 81 San Juan, As tie captain was determined,
and said that Tile passengers were sent aboard Of
his vessel without his consent, he would give up his
Biitis backed down and con
4 scented that they should go up the river.
On Col. Mancosos$ return to Greytown, on his
n way here, an officer Of 4. B. NJ. ship went on
board the river Htealler and asked the Colonel sak
Ing him for be hadtany Of Gen.
3 Walkers men n Col N. piled that he had
j the honor tosbelong TO Gen. Walkers army. The
British oficer informed him that he would not
be allowed to proceed Col. M. replied
that he had Az special business IA Greytown, but,
that be had, he should run the risk Of being stop
ped. The officer then left the steamer, and, having
entered d small boat, made q signal, when half a
dozen boats left the British ship and surrounded the
river steamer. Col. Mancosos then proceeded with
Heiss and Padre the Nicara guam
lister board of the 0rizaba, and proceeded to Ha
5vana From Havana they took the Isabel to Charles
ton, where they arrived on the 2sth The
Nicaragnan Minister and Major Heiss proceeded
to Washington and Col Mancosos came to this city.
. where he arrived yesterday morning.