New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03
Tsiegraphed to the new orleans crescent.
THE r1cARAeuAN EMIeRANrs AT MOBILE


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| NOZZLE, January 1.-The sloop-0Ewsr Basilisk.
l has arrived at tits mt from Ruatan, bringing
the important intelligence that the schooner Susan,
from Mobile landed berpsassnRers at Puerto Cabeo
ID Hondnrss The captain REPORTS that immediateiy
tfons for crossing the country through Honduras 70
the department Of Leon, IN Nicsrsoue. g
| It appears that the arms which some months ago
were sbssracted from the arsenal At IA are now In
cinity Of Chinandegs and subtabia, and tbat tie
Democrats are only awaiting the adventof he Ame-
cans to declare against Martinez and reyolutiauixe
the country.
leading Democrat named Chsres. who is Z relA
Nicaragua and Honduras, prepared with large body
Of Democrats 10 unite with the Americans the mo
ment Of their arrival.
Col. Natzmer was sent forward by Col. Anderson
onese Democrats.
The correspondent OF the Associated Press, who
was among the passengers BY the Susan sends rs the
BELIZE, SBntisn hondurasl DEC. zOGIne scnoon.
~ gu an, 1span mau t iIo Mope, ,a sle
oa, Hnf . " I r.. " p
Coaal lst aoous Stay .es ~ s1o Ssss VI BELIZE,
AZ NJ. . CLOCK on " mornIng q tle l6sn ~
M wsIe g. saseu, Das .ne vess ~
~ ai;e. az. ,,s. aaca mIaas
Oey, nc Dsze osas'ng nortn Northwest nityhse
MANY no. met sr,;.sd S.o. az :. -
the snsan and nds se cauroa - ' 49,. :. W. =
IL IN endeav to ch.rter .nrsh.. 800, -
carr IN nsssencsrs IN ther nj - dt;ra.;o, h,,,
4; ,,ryohIa = a se - . - 2 >'eessAassA, ~
Gov Savmonr a. re,,ve ,,o,;ts,, .s,a...a = ~.
uanr, H. prt;sh 80 ~ 49, b.si;s =. ~ sPs
the - snv scussr - ~. ~
States which be miehf desienste. - e-' oA'e''
penorts - = tha 40 nrs;d;ns 81 =. ~, !
ha yrav;cnsl c;,ci.a y. "a ~.
who happened to be there. Bat Gov. sevmour ala
they had violated no British law, and be asked moi
who they WERE or where they were bound, but chose
to regard them as shipwrecked citizens Of nation
with whom his Government desired to cultivate tie
most friendly relations and said he would give them
any assistance they needed.
Capt Maury leaves to-day to take the passengers
from the island on which they took refuge from the
wreck, and will proceed Immediately 10 Mobile,
availinR himself of the kind offer OF Gov Seymour
The passengers feel grateful to Can't Maufv for hia
praiseworthy efforts il their behalf, and entirely
acquit him Of all blame in connection with the wreck
of the Susan. I'M
Later.
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MoBILG, Jan. me BRUSH VA steamer Basiilsk,
po;za Hondyras M; t inn - - sue Iay TON
oea1e .u VIII iov y NC sniPwIecAea pas.
singers OF the schooner Susan, who were taken on
po nv " oausa =, sus u'.srn =: nsli1e.
I .e e,aass ~ II We mos1 gen.le
ta ". ~ sue o'es VI 'ne steamer curing
sne u'p' source y
l's9 sun Later is
MOBILE, Jan. Tine emgrant passengers from
the wreck OF tne susan nave arrived 10 this city.
they came up 10 TOW boat, and were received
with hearty welcome 0y crowd Of citizens as
semoled on tne wharf.
1 procession was formed, and the emigrant
Tha M;caro No., az III. - ho,..a
ICY a nas Mas uos.su CaP'aln Maury
aroa crowSs a nni,ecfed araand ahsn, .na
NV s,,;ssstoJ anu MUCH e
'i.sniens WIS llanie''eu.
Further Parnculars o. the Railroad Accident
COLUMBUS, Ca, Jan. There were twelve bodie
brought in last night, and there are seven NOR
missing.
The road is badly washed at different points for
distance of forty miles, The most efficient and enel
getic means have been adopted for the relief and r.
storation of those who have received injuries.
The train due here yesterday morning from Macol
ran into the culyert near Columbus and killed tw,
hands, injnring the engineer Severely
The trains from here TO Macon, having twenty min
persons on board, including the train hands, fe