New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12
Later from Central America.
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New Granada. WE

Ne have the Panama Herald up TO the 22d ult
4 IhSt paper, Of the 18th. says
u siielit shock Of earthquake was felt on Sunday
evening ! littie befofp six o'clock. The motion ap.
Pearsd y b 49, to vest and lasted but two OF
rEosl fhs Herald ~ gather also the following in
Gcxefnor Caiso; ii HI message to the Provincial
Y AsasnA Noinmends law Of amnesty to admit
the rstE M persons banished for political offences.
H6 also 4Sominends the extensons0f greater privi-
lsgest Foreigners rcmarkng that it is to individuals
~ MOTTO governments that Concessions can be made
M 6fsty to the rights and dignity of the State.
fccommends various measures 10 improve the re-
y and bring the provincial treasury from bank
a The Legislative Assembly has passed law
s. rs s}0reigners who have resided in the country
~ years or longer, who are twenty-one years OF
~ 5{ no know how to read and write, and under
1ef6 the Spanish language, and who have at least
hokisant dollars o year Of an annual income, are
&IE1s be ~ the district Of their residence
a. To elect and beelected members of Cabildo.
~ be jurors n the suits brought only against
* sd. 10 be Parochial Attorneys, Parochial Treas,
a ugers and Paruchial Agents. "a 3ls
Tie foreigners can excuse themselves freely from
nerving as members Of Cabildos, Parish Attorneys,
Hreasurers and Fiscal Agents They cnn also freely
excuse themselves from exercising the functions of
ivrofs but after having exercised any of these
ooez they can only excuse themselves on legitimate
grounds, in the same manner as Granadian jurors.
Guatemala.
.s "a the arrival Of the steamer Columbus at Panama
4 Ma San Jose de Guatemala and intermediate ports
~ were received from Guatemala to August 26,
jaaragna August a2d, and from Costa RIGA to Sep.
me annual fair Of Jocotenango has been put off from
the 10th Of August to the oath of October owing to
the cholera. A subscription has been ordered TO be
made III aid Of the. poor cholera patients.
Donna Petr0na Garcia de larrera, the wife Of the
mt fphpl fsrs&{
Hon. b. W. VenabIe, d. s. Minister to Guatemala,
dsd II cholera 81 liz 9sd nlt Al ia residence If
Harry Savage, ESQ., who has been and still remains
~ charge III tie u " legation whose Kindness and
xttsntIon 10 him was niiremitting throughout
SS;SA correspondent writing from Guatemala saws I:
Some 81 the small towns in onr vicinity have suffered
ef1lly Villa Nneya, four leagues distant from the
ON With population of less than 1000, has lost 500,
and Amattlas,. six leagues Cd, with population OF
l2,00O, hrs lost somewhat more than onetwelfth Of
~ Inhabitants
There have not been wanting those who during
- existence Of the cholera have endeayored to ex,
Stts hostile feelings against the Government, with
view to revolutionary movements. The old story Of
poisoning has again been started in several Of the
towns. Is i I! 81 y 4 ;l3..
x Ss2 salvaslor. ssssss iss: l5l,sS,
~ ohoiara ain cont;n 81 n ravaoes ttronoon,
HIS NeDubljc. Oh he I3th Of Au4llst. Don Jose
Maria San Martin ex President Of The Republic, died
~ bis hacienda of San Gristova Of cholera He had
attly lost two Of hs daughters by the same epidemic
honor 0f the deceased. 81 ~ ssss v sis7
4 Hor,iluras.i sys
srhe country remains IN peane The anthorities IN
~ various departments are busiy engaged in i'm,
1fcvinc ne stafe 81 he towns and 1ensir;na the
roads ~
According to the accounts published in the Gaceta
~ ~ 5vS5nr fks "a tha Tondnros Ra;i !
SrSnv * With thsir snrSass ora
81 MI estima} Sifpadv made by some Of those zen
SSne It apreSxs that The work will cost TWENTY-FIVE
m6as 81 doliars iIstead Of tan. as estmated by Mr.