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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-21
BY N, VIGNIE,

new nd e es streets divided no "a lots and designated
OF asou 70 .s .;. 81 bounded
,'ii'; y;
streets ssiSrriss T h Ell Nj 81 asausD in
b M Sss s q IT. and
The above described lots are leased up to sis October 1852
EIGHT LOTS o. p, GROUND S forming .as
ss'ls ;Gs'sS
81 bounded By Florida Walk hanesck Industry and T'ic0u
$fssg;sS Y ~ ~
tn;
s. SfEs9ss M 81 II T. in No.
bound by Dsery Johnson Tricou and Force Streets deg
n4sa s II IoTs OF GROUND forming the square
No 81, bounded BY Tcou Celestine Hancock and Genius
s1 NJ til. the Third
al" iGns s
depth and fronting Hancock street, aud pents 6 feet
Tract Nos measures 2a,pcns 49, feet inch and lines
IN dspb and apen's and s. fee, On he rear line ''' -
Tract No measures lo4 feet inches and lines
front said road by about IA 80 feet inches
IN Depth and and So feet the line according to
NINE PORTIONS OF GROUND, situated in the Third Dis.
GENTLY Road.
| %. TWENTY.FoUR TRACTS OF LAND, situated on
ROAD aans S pa a fa Formerly 1s
as the Fieas DESIGNATED as tracts Nos to W
1000 feet q 1905 feet in depth together with The house and
properly up to sst October 1885, Mr..
'TWESrS.F5puR Tracts OF LAND situated on both
.ignatsd Nos ssuring about 1870 fest
the GENTLY road by about 25O feet to $500 feet in
TRACT OF LAND, situated the left bank of Bayou
and S &c No q ss II sSS @
FIVE TRACTS OF LAND situated on the right bank Of
measuring each about lS0 feet the Gsny road BY
Ss f. H Il fsHs AND OF LAND
situated both sides II Bayou Savage measuring each
$50 feet front the GENTLY road by irregular depth from
plantation. Said known the vachee and dssig
mated Nos 81 S. S. 81 So 60 to 2os and 2os 40
| NlIlneburg Property.
| 80. FoRTY-sIX SQUARES OF GROUND, situsted al
hi neburg comprised within Lake Pontcharran, Vaudeville
The whole according plans drawn by Louis Pile Esq
plans be exhibited a In the rounda of the St Louis Ho
fifth cash. and the bal
credit of two three and four for notes
by special the property sold with vendor
privilege and the clause Of aenando Said TO bAar
Of non-paymen uri,y said will then bear
cent interest per aunum until fu y paid This last condition
said notes.
The purchasers themselves put possession
aad conditions above described within fifteen days from he da
@ and Of ay dH psse % h aca an
risk without any further notice .,,. q, D.,
|
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DROCLAMATION-,

DROCLAMATION -FIVE HUNDRED DOLDARS
L REWARD-ISHAM g. HARRIS, Governor of the State
of Tennessee To all who shall these
Whereas it has been made known that
unknown, did commit foul atrocous
of February 1852 upon the body Of George Miller,
Banking House Of the Branch Of the Union Bank Tennessee
Jackson in of Madison and robbed
$23, 900 in notes and coin,
Now, therefore, Isham g. Harris Governor aforesaid
by virtue of the and authority vested
offer reward Of FIVE HUNDRs ID DOLL AIRS any person
for the apprehension of murderer
In order that Justice in that behalf be done.
Iu testimony whereof have hereuno set my hand and
cause the Great Seal of the State be affixed, al
lSeal Office in Nashville, this day February
A. D., 1852
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
BY the Governor:
j. z. r. RAY, Secretary of State. fell If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
ImPcRrArr TO PLANTERS.

We the usual practice of pantsrs
in ordering their supplies OF
DR.. NeLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUGE,
Has been simply write yernifugs The conse-
inst insssA u this genuine Dr.. McLAHEs
fuye they very fesssny other many worth
loss preparations called vsrass public We
therefore leave urge upo. planter proprety
importance Il Invariably writing the fall
their agents tina. they will any
than the genuine Dr. NcLADes Celebrated vemifugs pre-
pared by Fleming Brothers. Pistssursh, Pa.
advise the precautions ordering Dr.
McLANEs Celebrated LIVER PILLS. The great popularity
Of these Pills. specific for Liver Complaint and oil
The bilious arrangements prevalent IN the South has In
duced the vendors Of worthless nosrus to claim for
their prepsra sr medicinal virtues. Be not deceived
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated LIVER PILLS
Are the original and only reliable remedy for Liver Complaints
that has yet been discovered and the planter and
chant he values his and the health Of those depending
on him. to be careful in ordering Take neither yeifuge
Liver Pills uness you you getting the genuine Dr.
McLANE's, preparedby
FLEMING BROTHERS,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Below give list Of the principal wholesale drug
gsts and dealers in patent medicines in this CITY, and from
whom the genuine Dr. McLanes Celebrated verfuge and
Liver Pills always be They sold by all
| respectable druggists.
DR.. MeLANE's Celebrated .vERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
IT'S gross in store and to arrive
WRIGHT d CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street.
DR.. McLANE's Celebrated vERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS
200 gross to arrive and in store.
sCoyIL MEAD
Ill and ll3 Chartres street
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated vERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
100 gross to arrive and in store.
@. N. MoR1soN.a CO.,
IL Magazine street.
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated vERMFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
| $50 gross to arrive and in store.
90. wooDMAN,
Corner Common and Magazine streets.
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated VERMIFUGE
| AND LIVER PILLS.
| lbs gross to arrive and in store.
| E.B WHEELoCK CO.,
| q Magazine street.
DIR. McLANE's, Celebrated vERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always in store and for sale by
JAMES sYNE,
| 1874 Canal street.
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated vERMIFUGE
| AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply in store and for sale by
E. j. HART CO.,
| II and 70 Tchouptoulas street.
DIR. NIcLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUG1
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always in store and for sale by
READ, HEDGES CO.,
10S Canal street.
DIR. NlcLANE'S Celebrated yERMIFUEl
l. AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always ia store and for sale by
F. P. DUCONGE,
ma 3m tW SO Chartres street.
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AGUE FoK aD TEE Esm
Bilious Headache and Bilious indeed for the Whole
remedy louder called for by the necessities Of the
enabled @ w that
sarm usny Old
@ ssa @ from
ton is better than for patient risk which
cure expeis masae poison Of Fever and Ague from
the system and y hs Of the
the remedy ever yet dssovered for this class of
s ss sEs s4as ssa
eus wers Fys and % A a. n
hoped t2s price will place within the reach of ah.
that contains no 9u1h1s mineral
upon the constitution THOSE cured by ii left
matte poison. variety disorders from is iTrta
Radssss Tee,hsshs Es5sshs clalss Asts%s' FRI
Bowels Collie Paralysis and arrangement the stomach al
Of Which when 9rgnsn the sad
from blood consequeniy Them ali alike. Is
sonsy daily Wills exposed The Infection that viii
nae sset s
''''N' Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALL THE PUR POSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIC
composed that disease within the range their action
rarely withstand evade them. Their penetrating
cleanse and invigorae portion of
organism correcting its diseased action and restoring M
healthy vitnes As of these properties the
invalid who bowed down with pain physical debility Is
onished to find his health restored by remedy
| once so simple and inviting.
only do they the day complaints everybody
but many formidable and dangerous Diseases The
below named Is pleased furnish gratis American Alma
containing certificates of their and DIRECTIONS fol
Headache arising from dsordered Stomach Nausea Indges
ton Pain Morbid Inacon of The Bowels Flatulency
Loss OF Appetite, Jaundce and other kindred complaints
arising low state Of the body obstruction of its nnc
They excellent alternative for the renovation
blood and the restoration and strength the system
debitated by disease
| Ayers Cherry Pectornl.
For the rapid of Coughs Colds Infuenzas Hoarseness
Group Bronchitis lncpient Consumption and for the relief
Consumptive Patients in advanced stages of the disease
So wide is the field of its usefulness and thu
Of its tina almost section Of the csunt
abouds in publicly KNOWN who have been resore
from alarming AND desperate diseases of the lungs by It
When tried its superiority every other msdi
cine of its kind too observation and wher
its known the public longer hesitate what
the pulmonary that incident to climate Will
inferior remedies thrust the community have ae
and been bearded this has gained friends by trial
fered benefits the afflicted they forget and
duced and to be forgotten
Prepared by DR.. j. c. AVER CO., Lowell. Mass. Fe
sale BY J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Nos. q K l5l Chartres street. N. o.
Alse by HAVILAED, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile, and b
all Dealers do 6m
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A. FAHNEsToCK's VERNIIFUGE-

This safe aud only eecua remedy for has been more
extensively used by regular practising physicians than
proprietary medicine which has made its appearance in
the United States
who have attained eminence the medical in
all the Middle, Western and Southern States.
The Of its popularity the fact that nothing has
yet discovered which be substituted in its place. and
that may used in all without fears the
suit Its perfect safety recommends it to parent #
secreted within the system it will speedily expel
them without fail But in order obtain the genuine article,
every purchaser should BIO his guard and look we'll to the
initials bottle and wrapper and be particular that
he is buying b. A. FAHNEsrOCK's yERMIFUGE, and no
nthor n2I1 mk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-21

KNEW SHE WouLp.-Deacon W. was staid and
honest Baptist deacon in of the interior towns in
this State, who had vein OF dry, caustic humor in
bis composition. The deacon had boy of some
dozen summers, who was somewhat inclined to be Q
little ugly when not under the parental eye. In
school especially, John was source of constant an
noyance to the teacher. One day the mistress pun
home, crying, to enter his complaint and told his
father that mistress had whipped him.
What I" exclaimed the deacon, elevating his eye
brows, g been whipped"
"Ya.a.sn sobbed the boy.
And did you let woman whip ye? " shouted the
old deacon.
Ya.a-s; couldn't help it."
Well, John, you little rascal, you go to school
tomorrow, and if Miss - undertakes to whip We
agin, you jest pitch in don't let scoman whip ye
if ye help it. Don't take ystick to strike with,
as ye're mind tor
The next day the boy went to school. and, en-
boldened by the permission given by his father, was
soon brought before the tribunal of violated rules.
The teacher undertook to correct him, and he did
his father had told him. The result was that John
got most unmerciful tronncing, and was thoroughly
suhdued. When he went home, he went to his father
| crying.
What !" said the old deacon, +" have you let that
!" Yaa.sa whimpered John, " kicked her, and
struck her, and fit all could, but she ldunsed me
| orfully!"
4" Aha!" chuckled the humorous old deacon, you
tarnal little fool knew she would, and she'll give
We trouncing every time she undertakes it, and
advise you to behave yourself in futuren
John began to have some perception OF his fathers
motive, and ever after was sadder and wiser boy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-21
BY N, vIGNIE.

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDoNOGH. CITY or
New Orleans. Third unreservea and extensive Sale on
very long Credit very valuable Tracts Squares and Lots
Of 0Isnnd situated in the Third District In suburbs Margny,
Frank in and Washington and on the 0entiy Road for
Notes without
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EYE SIGHr.-Miton's blindness was tie result Of
over-work and dyspepsia. One Of the most eminent
American divines has for some time been compelled
to forego the pleasure Of reading in consequence Of
getting mp several hours before day and studying by
artificial light. His eyes never got WELL Aultit1des
of men and women have made their eyes weak for
life by the too free Of the eyesght reading small
print and doing fine sewing. In view of those things,
it well to observe the following rules in the of
the eye: 4 SEA 5s ss5t-
Avoid all sudden changes between light and dark
ness $685..
Never begin to read, or write or sew, for several
minutes after coming from darkness to bright light.
Never read by twilight, or moonlight, or Of very
cloudy day.
Never read directly in front Of the light, or
window, or door. MS ,ssssyilss
1t is best to have the light fall from above, OBJ
| liquely over the left shoulder.
Never sleep that, on the first waking, the eyes
shall open upon the light of window.
Do not use the eyesight BY light 50 scarce that it
| requires an effort to discriminate.
| Too much light creates glare and pains and con-
fuses the sight. The moment you are sensible Of an
effort to distinguish, that moment cease and take
| walk or ride
| As the sky is blue and tie earth green, it would
that the ceiling should be blush tinge and the
| capset green, and the walls of some mellow tint.
| The moment you are iAstinctvely prompted to rub
| the eyes that moment cease using them.
/ If the eyelids glued together waking up, do
not orciby open them but apply the saliva with the
fnger-it is the speedest diluent in the world
| wash your eyes and face in warm water.
| HALLS Journal of Health.
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BY N. VIGNIE.

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN MoDoKoGH. Eztse I've
Sale very valuable belonging jointly p the G,:
and without s,sss e eject. psron x'E o.
Fourth District, and bs divided into Lots
BY NJ VIGNIE,
Once No 8 Banks Arcade.
A = q shs 4.
@ ~ s e
e =: a. Ss O.
l'ses II bt s y
IN s ana o ana
s..s.,.s K. ~ + 4.
1asonsei be exhibited at the City Hotel for several
.aphs copies this be hsd application to
Pae. ' sna Gont street and Banks Arcade Ses
Squares fronting ON 1t. Georges Avenue
and Jacobs street, and between Philip
and Harmony streets, anterseeted ny
First. Second, Third, Fourth, Washing
ton Avenue, sixth and seventh streets.
Square No. triangular and eighty SIX
s Hss, sss 'fs
nue. inches and lines the line at the inter
'ssss J.ssss AND. First
eo ss:ssf
.sss ssss s e.
front and depth as the preceding.
No Is bounded By GsG Pre- % Third d
bounded By st. sfs,Sss Ay ;ss E .,
about 81 feet front each BY about I29 in depth
ss
IL s Ky Il Ge ny
bounded re-; 3 sss
81 feet iron. each By about l25 feet in depth
o sss
y ss TN snS
50 @ s By o he
Of ~ feet inches and lines.
Squares fronting on Jacobs and Soils streets
and Intersectel by the streets named in the
Hrstdescription.
Square No IL is triangular bounded by Jacobs Seventh
divided into IS lots each about III feet
square No Is b unded by Jacobs Washington Avenue.
Sill and Sixth I'll 10 into s isy
81 feet by 1888 feet 10 inches and lines in
Wellington ASenne divided is lots measuring each
Square No. bonded BY jacobs Third Soils Fourth
streets divided into is Of about the same measurement
sounded BY Jacobs eona Soil. and i.,i I'D
" Il H sssSs r sss ssS
M r. bounded S p sss sns
Les F,o9. IT, fee, nes he'd
the Key Lot a depth Of 1888 feet 6 inches.
Squares fronting on Soils and Maunsel
\ Streets Interested as above described.
Square No is bounded by Soils Philip Maunse and FRS
and divided into is Lots of about the same dimen
sons in square H.
Square No. 20 bounded by Soils First Manuel and Sew
ent divided into Is Lots measuring each about
| feet front q d. pth of l26 feet inches
@ Is p
sions square No. 20,
Square bounded by Soils Third Maunsel and Fourt
streets divided into Is Lots of about The dimensions
those in square No. 20
square No g. bounded by Soils Fourth streets, Wash
and Msunse street, divided into Is Lots OF abot
| the same dimensions those in square No. 20.
h square bounded by Soils street, Washington avenue
streets divided into 30 Lots those from
ing Washington and Sixth streeta
l2S depth those fronting Soil
Maunsl each 81 feet front by about IL
feet inches and lines in depth.
Square No rs by Soils Sixth Maunse and Sey
en streets divided into is Lots measuring each about
feet front by lbs feet in depth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-21
N yIGNIE, AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER, ANT
lN General Agent for the Sale and Purchase Of Real Ks
tate Lands, Plantations Negroes, etc.

Banks Arcade Passage, No. 8, First District
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley Second District
Where be examined at time list Of valuable i'm
proved property Of very renunerative investment.
Also and constantly hand for sale private and public
sale choice Mechanics and list Of Virginia and Carolina
likely Negroes.
Mr. g. DzFERIEr will give his attendance
sale and purchase. js23 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-21

Nsr~M FOUND ASTRAY AT THE LAKE
0X3& end Of Bayou St. John, 18th inst. by Eugene
NNA Roth White cow with black spots and her
xlA calf. Said COW is in possession Of f. ROTH al
place. She will be delivered by bis pro-
perty and paying expenses, nSV o'lnoVa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-21

The latest case of absence of mind is that Of ship
carpenter who bit off the end of copper spike and
drove plug of tobacco into the vessels bottom. He
did not discover his mistake till the ship spit il his
face.
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, FOsTER's SLAVE DEPOT,

~ l57 Common street, New Orleans
"A The undersigned most respectfully presents this his
card the pablo large for the coming season. in the
Slaves Shall have constantly hand aarge and
fully selected of Slaves calculated to please the pur
chaser let his wants be what they Having three extern,
yards, prepared to accommodate FIVE HU HDRED
SLAVES have also every accommodation for Traders both
for boarding and lodging with servantsn attendance My bust
strictly confined commission giving thereby
each and every trader equal ppcrun in the disposal Of
his negroes Thankful for favors respectfully solicit
continuance of all former friends OF
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BY N. VIGNIE,
...,a ,I,L City AuctfonAer.

:. ..ls ......5 0f ~. V1T H.. s,,.,,,..r
onie.-cornsr of Cont street and Exchange ALLEY.
,hspE s5th PA and I'm, sns
dounsIi q The osy Il NAV o.lssn. following
sas ~ a,s abn McDonop e~ i0m the
s- Ma, Maaearfy's Place.
an o TX
lots .ot, Nos I, Sof f5oIt on lsyes street
Lets Nos | to front sa on Lsyee street.
Mo-. Levss street ''''''' CONTAINING wv '
sauare No. bounded BY Charres or Moresn, Royal or
ss
81 s.ss pas!ss; fronting xs
dwelling known as the residence
So ARE Nc bounded BY chsrtrss Morean, Royal or
is Tsss;ss1 si's ,hs ss$I"ss sssss;
is s,a"' ~, .'asDs,as'ts 's, ' n.aaan
NJ s" pT pbn.
's M 10 ,0onss, =, p,.,ns ,.,.n Burgundy
s M and srsssmyp eoaas
No \ y Or
Square No. 2 founded y Danphine drsatnen, Bur
f Ss craps f'a's
ks
Macarty square, containing 10 lots
No. fronts Macarty betwesn burgundy
Craps, Pauline and Jeanne streets, containing lots
Square NO. 10 b1nndea ny sngnnoS o, spar. oi
f- rorss D Des.1 an Macsr,y sonsye ' " ' w
nnara NJ Ia bonndsd BY Rampant or Love- st. Claude or
oodcildren Jeanne ard Bariholome Streets containing
iots and fonts partly on Mararty square
Snare Ma II frota on Maearty SQUARE bounded nv St
Claude or 90 dchidren Pauline aud Jeanne Streets containing
q iatS Wv
Sanare M 10 orn1ed by Raupart or Love st. CIande OIL
fooscht,an Panne and Indrnendenee streets frontn,
rsrtix an Marsarty snnare containing IA los
y,rn NJ ia handed nv III Claude mr. t;oodcb,dren
Inc q lots ' ~
SSnnare No 20 b,unded nv st. claude or Goodchldren
mr. Morales Jeanne and Pauline streets containing
80 " ' ~ 49, ~ -
s1ra,a M 81 hounded Inv St Clauds or Goodcbdrep
Jeanne contaipnt
~. . ' ~ - 1919 e
C,.,a No % boupded hv Marais mr. Morales rrnuh art
rsaana anJ Rarthoinmes n, ext. containing il lois
snnsra M "a handed Nv Mnrsis or Morales Urouhar
ysanns srd Pa,,ns strects containing ~ Lots
snna,s NJ ~ handed by Marajs Or Morales Uroubart
sssans III IL D. II i,a sras,s cop,anin1 n Iots
Sonar Ma 81 lounded by Urauha9 vere or Girod Pau
lima avn Indenendence streets containing ii Lots
naaa M n fnnnded Nv Jral,ar Where or Jeann
.nd ' ssn,;ns st 70 cnnain;rp d io,s ~
aaa.a NJ 81 tnnndad Nv ITInuhart yere or irod Ieann
and rs.thoInmsw strees Containing ii lots
n,, DnI.n~ trAn 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-21

Cheaper and superior to other used in Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities
list. DCRABIIITl-equal to the best slate roofs.
I'd. Observation-Disclosures any other crack,
or leaks being possible.
3D. BEAufY- presents smooth and granite like
Ah CHEAPNESS-It costs much less than, though IL Is
good slate wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public tn.
Of cutters and valleys.
5th. INCOMBUSTIBIITY-Itw will fire better than
slate roof.
9th C0NVENIENCE-I will soften under the heat Of
this climate and protects the interior Of buildings from the
Intense heht Of summer
It'll SOLIDiTY-I harder and smoother from
be put roofs of slope being Of light
weight does require heavy raters support while 1t 10
liable corrooa and breaking does require repairs
The TROPICAL kOOFING'' is chemical compound Of
substances several of which peculiar to Alone onbined
In proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
in this city.
Testimonials of the the above in the hand
of the agent and may be verified by any person wishing
before contracting.
All orders left at the Post Office, Box K, No. 2, will b.
promptly attended to ; or apply to
j. G. KAUFMAN,
OF RianYilla and MarAis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-21

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BUFFALo.-A dispatch OK
the 14th from Buffalo, N. Y, says:
The steam sawmill and ship railway building OF
Mason 4 Bidwell were destroyed by fire this morn
ing, with three dwellings, adjoining. Loss, SSo'oo9;
thougbt viii retard the completion Of the two steam
Sims on the stocks for the Detroit and Milwaukee
Railway as the material for them was prepared by it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-21

OUR RELATIONS WITH NIcAKAsuA-Under date
of the 14th the Washington correspondent Of the
New York Herald writes:
As has already been made known, Ran Runnees
the new Consul to San Juan took important dis
patches to Minister Lamar and the officers in COM
mand Of our Home Squadron. These instructions
have been reiterated and STRENGTHENED BY dispatches
sent still more recently.
Our Minister is TO demand the immediate restors-
ton Of these steamers to the Transit Company ample
indemnity for the damage done ~ the destruction Of
other damage that may have been sustained ID con-
sequence Of the illegal seizure and Other high handed
proceedings ordered by Martinez II these demands
are not acceded to at once, the whole av1ihs naval
force in the Gulf and elsewhere that can Be coucen
trated at San Juan in short time will be placed ct
his disposal and directed to act under bis orders even
il that course should require that San Juan should
again be bombarded, and all the towns ID reach OF
the squadron's guns should shsre the same fate.
The instructions also back up very strongly General
Casss dispatch of last August and assure Martinez in
very nnequivocal terms that this Government win
protect the rights Of the American Transt Company.
The Government has definitely resolved that tho
lar to the several companies, 70 ascertain upon what
terms the California mail Be carried BY this route
from the 30th OF September, 1859. TO the Both Of
june 1860. The company must have the privilege
| of transit from Nicaragua, when our Government
will protect the company far q our guns will 10
and If things should come 70 collision, there i
hardly any question but that the naval commander
forces to protect the passengers mails and treasure
| The 10. White Company, the only one having q
legal existence In Nicaragua, their contract not expt
ring till November, will probably sgree 10 commence
1 operations as soon as their New York matters M
arranged, and to carry the mails for the postsgea