New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-29
Later from Central America.


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In ,bs charotar os ps,rasarsa,;,, - a.. .e,,, :,
Aur; gr Garcia para nronosed tbat nesv alliance
and treaty. he made between the varions Central
American states ~ which an allied force IN one
tbopsand men sbouid he permanentlv onarterpd in
Nicaraoua to onar the river San Jna5 the norts and
the Castle of San Carlos. apainst future Invasion.
This motion was Afterwards Withdrawn.
Sr (ranados introdnce5 a resolut;on to the asfact
that the additional dntv u,nose On fore;en meycbsn
disc Inv decree of the 22d Februarv ISIS "a exres
sive and aiso urcopstntionai and furthey tbaf ths
wants Of The country reonire a eonsider,bie rednc
n ~ he made mn TN t or ,atsst sdvces no AZ.
tion had been taken in the matter. - =
The cholera still Continued in some parts OF the
Republic but the Gocsfa states that the cases were
verv few Private advices inforro na however that
the endemic RACED with great severity in certain dis
tr;c,5 -e "''-' e'>~-' y 'S'' - ~ ~''- -''
San salvador.
A decree has been issued by the Salyadorian Sen
ate when declares 10 the preamble that " the NIL
busters are preparing TWO eApeations-one "a MO,
ole, anu Ipe o.aeI ~ Ialornia agans. .en'ia, ~
independence and nationality y and that The am.
btous audacions and unjust projects Of vandalism,
promise successful result founded upon the weak.
ness OIL Central America owing 70 IT'S being divided
INTO tye independent sections and without frm and
enduring link between them."
The preamble fiereely denounces the conduct and
motives of the libnsters y acts forth the advantages
- .,,.s, a. CO.,
an s'ens'n VIM" 'ne Seh'iai Aiheiioan o'ases
would acquire from coalition, and winds up with
the following decree
Decree Unanimoustv.
Ann Tba sunre,pe axacnt;va mower ;s ant,or;zed
extraar3inariIv and in the f,lless manner 10 that
matinc the conventons far this nnrnose with the
soveynments of Guatemala. Honduras Nieara gna
and Costa Rca IL NAV elect and bring about The or
canizstion and esahlisbment withir a. short time
% oss;bla and 4, consort with then, a rational
ovenment that will extend All over Central meri
"a Investing him with the most annie facilities To
save il from flibuster inyasons which threaten IT, or
from tbose of anv hind vbatsoaver and 30 that after
the DANCER is removed he aids without delav in the
or0anization of the national government IN a firm.
| secure and definite manner. rs NAV he most copye.
nient' and adopted TO the Central American Repub.
lice Given etc
ne Co;nten;nne sotb Anril 1853.
JOSE MARIA SILVA
President Of the Senate
Inc treaty Detween tne repupncs OF 1uatemaa
and Salvador was signed by PRESIDENT Santin IN
Cojutepique, on the 2Sth OF April
Nicaragua.
| A correspondent Of the Panama Herald writes a
letter from Tinotepec Mic. ON the lst inst. from
,,h;cb ~ ax,rac, ,ho followng.
"n,on VIC eA'iao' 'ne iono",ns
Inc American treaty mas become a uresome sno-
Ject Tor me nevertheless, iew WORDS ABOUT II may
not be without interest 10 those OF your readers
whose attention mas ueen drawn 70 ceh.rh Aner'can
pohtcs, Inc Nicaraguan assembly mas oeen 20 s So
on .wJnt ". sne 'ey aSsu ~. ~
nor any dsnosition on his part oiciay exhibited 10
either sign or return it. This is a most remarkable
act inasmuch as tne consultation OF Nicaragua pro
ydes that an egsatse acts must pc ieturnea IN yen
Gays az iarthes'. Inc malorlty Oh tne Assemoy seem
10 pe saisnea WIN this nignhanoea usutpa'ion a., y
power, py fresiueht Martlnez, Du. certain VI IN .ne
Leonese MEMBERS VINO supported must afuenuy tue @
treaty. are not disposed 70 De put Dy 50 arpirary
ana 90 moi rear 10 HuIihurppeniy aSdinss IL.