The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14
PROM NEW ORLEANS.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

British man of-wI d; San Juan del SuF
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNrl
prom the AspInwai Courier, April "a
Her Rri,annic Maes,y's steamers Co.sast Tar
tar ett this port ON the 2ls the former Tor Crtbaga
and the latter for some port in the United Sos unless
sickness developed within few days-tben 10 .ar1aca
Thirteen ibusters of the lae San Juan force which
the above named ves brought hero haye been m hero
in the Panama Railroad Company's hospital; 100 were
taken the Granada ~ on the Illinois, and 1877 the
Tartar The names Of ihoec in The hospital arc
A. n. Amos A. Parrai, w. Shibc, j. ". snow. J. O.
BDow D. SETTER r. Augustine, A Bennette, o. Cooper, D.
surt, A. Bally, J. 4. b Baker, s.epbeno Hines
prom the aspnws Courier, May al
Dr. Moore, chief surgeon Of the Panama Railroad Com,
pany, informs that Of the lbusters who were Ieft in
r Stephen Holmes Esesr & sas sS an ias o
following are 10 be sent home the Granada:--E. H.
Amos A Farrell, w. shiee, =. u. Snow, I: G. snow, d.
Baker.
new sRkNLDlAY PROCLAMATION AGAINST YILIBus-
Decree prohibiting the entry into the STATE If Panama nj
tho adventurcrs WIN have taken, have irtrded b
tend In tako part IN tho Central american war
The Governor OF the state Of Panama considering,
l. That in the territory Of Central America Awar II
vandalism Ia carried by successive parties OF adves-
urers who set out from various ports in Tie United states
q That many Of those adventures frequently arrive At
,he ports OF Tie state OF Panama. either ia q
the Yoverses which they meet with 81 the scene OF their
depredaons from the d!irculuos Nhc they
4 tered IN attempting 20 arrive there;
4
allied with and al dining Central nerica, should Consider
sad advepturers az a common enemy;
q. That Il is moreover necessary " sdoo: AGAINST
them some means OF pyesac,.on In CO tc n,oirc ~
invading the territory of the State Of Panama syuI 10
l-uc, an Tie periodicals of tho INTEL States Asert
srt l. rs o.sJ into lie Territory or sus ssaso 81
ranam. of every mesidna Who comes rota the terri
tory Of Central America who has Intended intends
70 go there after having taken part with tho intention
OF taking part In the war at present yasng assi hat
Art q Inniedlely on the arrival AZ any ports OF ibe
STATE OF Panama from sny ports Of tho United states or OF
Central America Of any ships bcleDg Navigation
COMPANY having agents in the said por tho said s;er,
.hall give orders TO the captain Of tho ship no, 10 csem
bark or permit 10 be dscmbsrkei (n case they bring
them) any of lie individuals cemprobended IN The pre-
oed X article.
Arr 3. The agents Or The navigation companies shall
prove that they hive complied with the duties imposed by
the preceding ariice rressnting b the chief political
hOriy of the pace Of Their residence within twelve hours
after the arrival ~ the ship declaration signed by the
aid CAPTAIN in which no shall declare ON hli word OF
honor that he has on beard individual oomprehcudei
in the present decree II lac does bring them the ccLrs
ton shall state the nGmbcr, together With promise that
he viii not dsembark ihom nor porp ihem 70 DO diSci
1 bsrkcd,
Art g. The captains OF ships who d,scrnbsr, or permit
70 he dsernbsrked, any individual OF which tho present
decree uesie, shall be obliged " reembark ihoui; and
moreover asl pay One OF Ten dollars for each one he
has dlsembnked, has permitted 70 DO disonbaTkcd.
The said fines shall be recovered frou tho agents OF laid
navigation companies when the captain proves that the
sgeap have not given him the necoesa airy notice
Art 5. The agent of the navigation companies shall IN
cur Inc o twenty-five dollars ovory time they omit 20
present NE dccrnti within The iae spociaod "a which
Ar, O Notwithstanding The disposition, Of tho rrevicus
arcies, the government shsl permit the Decentralization
N persons prohibited by this decree who arrive the
port Of Panama wben respectable guarantee tina,
Tai individuals sball rAss lmDSiaoy from the wharf
the railroad oars, and from ihonce " the ship which s
them IN Colon (Asplnwal W Jake them % pors
vh,ch y neither GrAnadssn nor Central American.
Ar. Z Tho present decree shall DO published ~
"bando' IN TIE isirics both soas, as ,oon as g re
ceive n them, observing tho forms established by tho
NJ 10 faroa uef eerfni In ftVou
''''' -' e R1i n i5si cIuyo, eorcrnor.
Salquzs N31giii, Secretary Of Ssio.
NICARAGUA MOVEMENTS.
IRON Tie New Orleans DCia, May 81
The fc olfufg OF lies Ys Soul. aud slater airr
an and New York, rahcr abruptly, day ago, h.s
existed no lie cuTiosy and some COMMENT 'ussuch
tu.h gcnucrnrn hsvo hcen or less connected win
NlcsrAguan Affairs. and was suTosei hai ihe rcoeu,
failure OF The Ccrdsc expedition had something b. do
| with their Joint Mission AT any other time thos gen.
ucInon might have lcl snyly or ioriy, without any
serious notevcnhnsss beng attached " the TACT; bu
under the circumstances, the curiosity and cuni-cinre
which Their departure proiucs y only natural.
Whether they have gone W mako bid for tho rernari
o. George laws eeoond hand and better thannew Old
musNes, o. try N rcso the Administration from . som
nclcDoe on the Ncsraa question, We Do not pretend 70
deem the most practicable for George Law alreaiy
u e diei, invested 10 aoonsdernbcfcxient in Noara
guahavng equipped and despatched Hcaninesen ththcr
as his rcFrsentatvcand Il lot probable that he wold
bis invcstnen' Inst by tho partition Of Nicaragua
aon is ajci pe. hbors without an effort N tret
Cvn sgain" "sbcot ALTON In the direCon VI the
Thai lost " says The ssge, sand you may bOh"
george Law having more Arrows ei IN hi, culver than
Messrs Morgan. Carr. on Co., Iay Dqsiing 70 mako
1 The venture-TerbsTs.
We nrc convinced thai partnership oyransc on right
priDcpies b,tucon DE GATy tlbustr element aud
c0mmerce-thli is between army N liberation o. 70
generation and strung ard Stable scaohp OF other COM
mcrua inics-would succeel IN the conquest Of our IN
da IN Cen,rSl America, such partnership has nos YET
exisiet We have Ind only rival steamship oomIane %
and rival Spectators cutting each o1icrs hrat', and
finally cut The throat ~ Nicarac uariroying the prize
rather than Il pass into any hands but ul'ir own
Iue allies succeed u e likely they to vii quarrel Ovc-
The rp.s he hour Of victory may be The beginning OF
their weakness and thai The hour whom hoy arc most
of their guard, that blow could be mos, cctuliy struck
tosaye Nicaragua ff0m amin ion. Init " The wee u
sUflcicnl
ASr1aEH O1xls Sss0S ~ AcaDssI.-Sigror Ncrcui,
the popular baritone, issues bis programmes " DAY i'r
three OTcraiic nights a. Tho academy, commencing on
Monday next Great interest will be attached 10 The open
ing night from o Circumstance that two american artists,
Madame de vihorst nnd sgnor Jaoop viii sing ue rriu
cipal Parts In Tho "TrOv atorc" in the merit u Nnd
smo dc Nilhorst our public . already vel acquainted
she has never yet sung he "1rosstorc' Jacor H tho
young American tcnOr who has achieved gratifying itp
pean successes. The remaining artists Sgns MJrcln,
sisnora Aldin, sCnor GasparOni and sgnor Nicolao
Sol nrp ,xa ttor