The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

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Ing grep undertook MOI 70 destroy the property at rnta
%ss =. 9. board sSs
iR,As rsr up. punsg md rs:cse $ here on the
VI Ihdla mai Seaner ySe. which arrived te.- to-day
meo wtth the british rommauder
8v ycas Snr1srusoau Euuxz Eso, CAx1s1S H@ M
scsrT's esnr caoN Snaoa csssOsa zxa AAJzsvfs
.Gnus Fuauas IN COAn ~ AHHaucA- n.
$500 m PrxrA AHxsan, ApsS IL, ASST.
Firstly n must be Distinctly understood by a,ithe mrn
river saa juan Aai according 70 e.r srsest request
they embarked On board any Of her Briauric Ma
JeyNs ss, they be subject 10 such regulations for
order and discipline the captains of such ships may
| deem necessary. ~. I.tst ........ ILL. .
secondly That they deliver up to the custody the
thoriies OF the raid ships s arms whether pistols kaves
| OF any other royt OF weapon. ,.I r. =
Thirdly, That they promise leave the ship until
arrangements made for their doing and with the
permission Of the captain OF the ship they may be
barkcd in, even though they be detained day or two in
Colon 4 81 40 . w .8... ~ II P.
Fourthly All provisions which they may hare In their
possession 70 be brought with them 4
Lastly must also be ,s s; b Al ha. Ac upper
their quarters, and that the necessity Of keeping the decks
clear possible viii obuge them to bein manner
These supuations and rules to be signed by. the
committee appointed BY the body represent the WHOLE
"a an evidence that they arc agreed To- ,,v,,,, ,.
&C MI- Chairman
ROBERT ELLIS
WN H. SCOTT
A HARRH ..1
SAM yscKsoy +
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Cosack leaving those Of the Tartar COSY be still pro-
vided for Among the latter there are many (about any,
On ne scs LIST S a INA, .ns s psn Captains,
away on the ssescr offered to charter vessel d, her
up and provision her, 70 take The men 70 New York but
.ne cneu 80 Sosui 1oec'su 20 tnc snip Y sa one
an snismnt sras foIIed : NN'S.' - - - -
great deal Of very bad feeling exists against the Bri
usn TO- me PAT tney nave Axsa ana none Q!
1sii esr.n .c.Ses enrc.S IA .nrc,.ss ths ~. ~
sooght 70 meet The Views orthe British in the proper spirit
~ Wv ILL., c PcoPe s'e ~ mo
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. .sr
-. piAin' unvarnished tale"
w"en VIC A"ed y .~sun' .aa were ~'tn'h my yAfds
q 'ne enemy ou'"oc eoi ioc.nuso esnco oounci
q war, "nien rns-"ea !" INC i'no"ins o'rers-coI
L',ose, .", .Ae" ~ .Se
a~S, SHAS - 500 $3.50 - ASsA'
AAsor eNPes Nm Ssps- 1osenof :" >'ee' "s"er'
&c ~ees' ... sssnss.so % psesae:
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ITO" SeS o1NAS, 'fosn s1e se0Ae"Aa - sns oeHa q
Nicaragua AFFAIRS IN That city stating thai the New York
steamers had ceased bringing emisrantl and that
-..x -. go. $50. $500 80 49,
Orleans, provisions, although everything should
be done could be. Col L then stated that tho J. R.
Sc couh NO, be brouah, above te M4chucs rsld hsre
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sac tucn ny, Aiu ua' was inNS'oe I" se' uc Heecue
Castillo rapids, 50 TIA; even II We took Castillo
would no, be any better Oh than We then were, and Il
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so'1 NV 49, w '.n nv. t e~''a ., Vos1
Nelson's Hi and tne Cssue ~ithous steamer ABOVE
'ne 'si'"' No WIN ~. ~o w. "e ""A Ao~"
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ofsnoe OF eetuns any move Hom any auAfS~.
Amer considering the matter In this Eight the CON.
r.nv unansuoousIv determined 10 plsce all thu am,
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