New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22
MoErLE coRREgPoNpErCE.


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E,ds f.ro...,, irta-,,i .,.sa..f 49,
find occasion, u ,;,-osg ,1,,; s.,,, III -;
If 5I.taT,s yyo h.o 1,4 a .s.. AL, II
citv tbig r,o,rfr,, ~ 80 t-.st -
nroynise von sitPar 49, t-s,:zt.
ti,n If the 5ificnlt fo = L..
as ornosed to an sct ~ E.iossI $780, a..
threatens To give ria. n soviog ,,r,a,tfl u
speetiye rgbta n w sta+a IL
divdust Va, ,;rr .-,o,.}.. ~ i ,, ,-t.
the Alabama Iaosrst1ra rtsra, =. -. c..
openfng If r6Tts NJ tra,aI ts,,r...
| Greytown. in Central America
Some of the hest men ii the s,ntb tool stoo1, -
this enterprise for Il promised IL ~ ~ ,r,ego u.
vantage to this section Of the countrv orarir N
great field Of trade for the eparsive aargfes 20 ~
people. Under this charter tn. C,or,ra1v tbroro,t
its agent, Mr. Julius Heper chartered bark the
Alice Trainer and advertised publicly for freobt ana
passengers 10 Greytown. She WA To leava Mn nort
on the 10th, and her engagement promised ia h
prompt About two hundred and fifty persons. and
probably one hundred tuns Of merchandise was en-
gaoed and in accordance with the time set Tho mon
and merchandise made their appearance on the wharf
da1av was GRANTED nv the MESSENGERS and sbtr.
pers mill the lem Int when that dav came liz
bark still seemed IistIrss at her rooornpz Great
increasa mill tbis Morning when abont one HIM.
drod If tho as.e,,ors co1is 1ro tho o,,srt ~ tbo
coro,,,,, a. rar,aS ~ dar,ardo1 u I,,o, VIA,
the vessel zronJa anil Manv cIapored for an i'm
mediate rs+,r, NJ ttor and J,ocI,ra5
their attentions to ratrrn to Their homes while others
who had suffered lor,,el,, treot.ro7 ~ oor,,oroo
prosecution for DAMAGES AGAINST Mr. Tener.
An explanation soon followed in which M Henar
an intended to do so and that he co1Id afF,rd the
men no information as to the time of the vessels de-
parture for most unexpectedly the custom. House
officers had refused a clearance to his shin. and he
was therefore nowarleas II oct No ror,arl,oa III
the steamer washington had cleared ant f New
York for Central Ap,erca and as he had rendered.
comnete manifest IN tho C,nstor,. uorsa ofcors j.,
which nothing oe a contrabar5 character 1ag torol
he corrd not occorr+ fr +to r,r,,.1 =, ~ -
roent 10 clear a yossoI fror, MIMI
RI haggad III ayoitoa ,,r,nr5 t,or,a,,,r y ~.
pntil he ba, t;r,a for rot7octior IN ~
the presence of tba C!,,gtor, rIonso ofror ~,
onested danntv from the r,ooctor goo, Al, bis
annearance who aftor an introctio,, ,rocao,o5 70
e1,nain that no r,s ,r7or tba rocass;tI, &c $500
ratinp the statement NJ Nr Hanar +bot o1asroa ~
the Charles Painter ha5 baan nozitivor r,ro,,-,
caIv refused nnder directions fror, tho cacratar ~
the Treasury and that her DELAY was in mn ris Tho
fault Of the agent of the comnanv or fts aren't Mr.
Heper.
Afterwards Mr.. Hener reorastcd the crowd to a..
point a committee with whom he might confer an
the subject as if was irpnssiba tn traot with rovd
of one hundred men. The nassenrers a rnointa5 Mr.
A. F. Rudler to negotiate with Mr., Heper. and then
quietly withdrew to await the result Of the confer
ence. That result has not been made publfc az vet
The emigrants about whom have written are
respectable and very genteel looking company of
tlemen, well dressed, well behaved, and evidently
well provided with money. They have come from
various quarters of the country, and have not taxed
the patience of our community since their arrival
herein fact, the remark is often made that better
looking and better behaved set Of men could not be
picked out of any community.
After this detail Of circumstances, leave YOU to
draw your own inference as to the intention of the
Government in this espionage upon the port Of Mo-
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