New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

ers should blow the vessel and jump and for this
purpose hada owmach attached quantity of powder.
Passengers arrived safely the harbor Of San Juan del Norte
While In the middle Of the hsrbor boat from British
ofwar along side gave notice that violence would
be allowed In the harbo and that in outbreak cccred
the steamer she would fired into This prevent
her being reaken by Walkers several of whom
board pa = sSE
The agent Of Chas Morgan Sons board and had
been arrested by Spencer who he would send him to
San jose BE appealed 70 the British officer he
alongside for protection and permission in the
wars boat board the igse The omeerefused his
The landed IN Greytown, although the
Texas which to take them off just coming into the
harhor. s -. -
The Texas brought 800 in her, and Immediately
passengers landed in reytowu and the liner
he demanded of COL Iockdge Of The Ncaragaan army
flat he should the force under his command place him
agent in possession of the steamer which then in port
Cob hockrdse about to comply when the commander
the British fleet sent him werd board the Texas that
petpermit land either shore with men
Thus would have been folly in him attempt
protected by British guns the Costa Rc force
Spencer allowed to take the steamer the
they have all the others. &, ii. ID, 5 49,,
The British feet have been sending and ammunition
into Costa Rica by way Of Salt Creek. go - = r
When Spencer got the under weigh from
points they blown citizens
Of Greytawn having claims against the Steamship COMPANY
attached them Spencer up the writ and the
ofcers when The Mayor Of Geytown appealed 10
the commander the feet he found that British
tile when British interests stake,
was told that nothing could be done for him. =. . : a'
Among the passengers by this arrival were the fol-
lowing officers Of the Nicaraguan army: ,,,-
Col. Rudler, Col Markham, Col Crawford, Lieuten-
anti Colonel Mcdonald, Capts Dreux, Watkins and
Cook; Majors Morris and Crane, of the Quarter Mas
ter's Department. y, IA
Mr.. Bernard, passenger by the Texas, says at the
last battle fought at GRANDDAUGHTER began on the
evening of the 18th of December and terminated on
the morning Of the 18th, Walkers loss was 20 killed
and wounded. OF these, FIVE killed and nine wounded
belonged to the Mobile company, under Capt Hgleys
which went down on the last trip of the Tennessee
from this port.
The following is list Of the killed. wounded and
missing at the battle Of Grenada, and those who
have died from disease, in the different companies
mentioned -
stewart Nesile Ala Jehn Couch Noble Ala; 6halies f.
Terrell from Leuisiana N. h pettinger
5Tesas: ". Carson = John GGlnowens, Ellgldhd
NcsWan MSSiis 8 g. Galop, Metsle '''l'' ANea0e'
Died from Disedse-P. Mannn from Mobile; Snytt
Mississippi: nr y, c. BeFie, Georgia F. Glynn r. b.
Rissiig--Gi ". Spear, New Orleans. La +!
CaspAss b sEcoan, RIFLRs-Died from DsStses
A. Gtsinniz, private Heimeck. Il &E't-S5-l ~
COMPANY n SECOND RIrLEsDfai from Bisease-Cartain
Converse Lieutenant Converse Privaes McAsters Kelly
PEaTix. 2" ~ -
!. coafasr D. TEXAS RAsaEEs-Kizta-R. D. McDeaman,
HonaasaG W. Crawford A. johnson formerly the San
4iutnuo Herald. g.
DiesJfo, Diseass-Thos. Edwards A. Greg, Hahn.