New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

nected with the expedition volunteered to 60 On shore
and point out,what belonged to thet expedition. He
went and ~ kep& waiting several hsars beforegthe
guard came. When 1t did come the properly was
pointed ont the several ssntinels were instructed
to permit noone TO enter the buildings in which the
property wsssSyet, when the cssaraissary General
went ashore ssxtday by request, to take aD inventory
of the provisioAs he treated ineo ungenslemany
manner by Isiegt Girarde, and foand 80 muchnaist
sing that declined having anytsug further to'da
with the properly. There was more property stolen
after the guard was placed over,it, than therewas
before. Five bnzels Of beef nunsber Of pork ;were
taken from nsnedately under the yesof one Of the
sentinels. AAdi1our and hard hres6were taken OFT
by the quantityfrom out Of house, before the door
Of which sentinel kept watch Sse,Scott got apor-
tion tof The beef and pork and Il i believed that
he and the ownerof the grocery, wsre the provisions
were stored got the seneines drunk land sent their
tools to steal. n III s3ts Il gt3lie Ss6f
ThursdaE asnrning, the last Of those who, had re-
manned On shsre were brought oa board. To-day. .all
OF the provisions and other stores that could be taken
on board the Saratoga were brought Off Those she
could not carry swere left with Scot. To-day news
came that Col. Anderson had takenSan Carlos. If
this Be the case he has good tentthe country;
because be cord either capture sink the steamer
San Carlos, new held by Col. Canty with "a Costa
Rican force onhoard Shonld this be true Gen-
Walker can justly claim to have conquered the ooun
try again. Feronce in possession ofthe lake. he can
land where andawhen he peases, and lay waste the
whole country hlonld the present pretended geyern
ment attempt to resist him. The United States have
interfered at as'Very inopportune moment, and by
their interference has deprived many of,ns Of oar
Justly acquired srights Many Of Us have spent one
two and three wars in Nicaragua, anS had ACQUIRED
the right Of citeenshp and were iusty entitled to
two hundred end tfty acres of land. granted by al
Government v,usi,, was acknowledged bv,the United
States. We do rot claim to be citizens sfthe Unitsd
states Int of Nieara who are attempting Il, re-
turn to tbe countrv II our adoption. from which I'VE
were expelled hy foreign invaders and the interfer.
ence Of nm oioersoS the United States Navy. 10 he
again dragged frar our country and our home. inst
as we were in safe way to regain our riehts,is an
act of outrage and Injustice unparalleled in the his
torv of the American, Government. cannot believe
that this act was ay4horize bv the administration.
This afternoop ant, Buttrick and bis faniIv came
81 hoard a. nrisoueso os war because he wes, the
r;ver n MA ii hr;no;nc. down the Morgan. fantan
Rnttrick has beenn this country for two sears. and
vbar, Con walker ered to Cant Davis h. came
doun tbe river ami, WAS nermitted bv Tom Martin
MAJOR of Grevtown. and Co Cantv. Casts ,R;can
seoonmander of the port.. to remain in that place
But now IL appearsabatI. Squire CottreI the Amer.
lean Commercial AGENT. Mayor Martin. and few
other natural Jamaica negroes have induced Com
pauldipe to order Cant. Battrick to leave. Caatan
hatardsit apnears possessed sufficient hutnanitvnot
4o nart I'M from h;s family. Conseouentlv Canan
gttricks wife and two small children are under she
nacesstv Of coming aboard of this crowded vesse,
xth Is acco,nmodatiops fos their con,fort nr;n, \
ga of fteen mr. tuenty,devs Verify tbe I1nisaa
states NAVY is enpaee in 81, business which annears
aractlv adanted Il t,a.of an this station
y rg,s evening a. Wahash .a;snaled tbe saratopa to
luo,y when She cou1a ..oma outside The ansver
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