New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-21
CENTRAL AMERICA.

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Inc expelled fresldeht Of Cossa nca' noIa' y W."
10 New YORK. and II would appear mas 70 'hsoA .n'
clergy lor n's expulsion Inc n,e'@louS !. IL ~.
consnirocv aoa;nst the Government President Mora
h.d sbovn dissemination not IN he trified with by
,ha h;o.o,ohu ~ tbo corrt,v and had. about six
ro,th. sx;led ,ore,te Tho Rsbon of Costa Rca,
NV ras,s;nn ohsa,.nca " law NJ the land under
,uh;o, h ..s .soossoa fr ,r;6ino hosni,al tax and
r nr.acb;no treason fro the pnlpt and jnstructiDg
h;o c,oro, to Al az too This resoute proceeding on
tho ror. ~ Mora waa very ant to bring down upon
him tho of the Church and therefore it il
ouite nrobabe that the prests had hand in the con-
sniracv At all events one of the first acts of the
new Government was to annul the decree OF Danish.
ept ;ssued oanst Iloret,e and to recall him to the
country. Great preparations were being made to |
rive him grand recantion at punta Arenas.
Nature il onnosine alarming obstacles to the re-
ron;r, ~ tho tr.na ronte for the harbor
~ Con Joon hoo heen destroved nv being filed up
with aand from the roads ontside while Pupta Are.
no. tho str of lana which nrotected the harbor on
tho north and east bas been washed away 80 that |
49, 49,, ..-o'.a soot ,o,or ,vb.re the Transit
Co.....,,,, tnua;noa f,rn,ar,v .tood The filing nm
~ ta GA N No occo,oned hv the diversion
:, ~. -. 80 ~ O., Inon -;vor vh;cb kent IL |
49,. -. ., .,,o a.. .r;hr,o re. tho (.o,o
ssa ~, IT,. ,t;oh h...o,, oar o,,ont tuentv rn;lea
f.oro ;,s roorth and erontv elsewbere Tbev have
ho.o,.o .-a..I, .,,o..oa - ,,,o
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[coAnusIoATED.l
Editors Crescent Having just returned rom .ne
neighborhood OF the fields Of operation Oh tne s!e-
lance Committee, beg leave 70 give you is" Vi tne
causes OF the existence OF tnat Dooy' "neh
you may rely upon as being those from which 'ney
act: ys.-....,.,
In all the pra'res OF Attakapas tnere are se''eo
mongrel oreeo OF ldiers caliea cau'ans' w NO
JorNy o1 "nom nave no ssloe n'eauS VI
ana are popu'arly oeheVeu " w ieins'Nooy We" ~
kiiIing catue az h'gnt, stealing sneep' auu 'Alys
thelr oet win craWhsn. lney nave oeen :.
oriVe nero OF cas'le ioto sea ''afsu' A''l
theif lesure a'ter ooge'hg 'nen, VI a'.e'
ing tor them 70 ole skin the wnole anu se 'ne
ponce jury enacted Ia" Ao1oou,ns sne sA'Ans r..s
OF any deaa animal ny any ou' .ne o"ne. Au''
enactment the +" Caolahs' doogeo Wy nnins 'ue
poor anmals' Il nave II from souerihs p'an.eI -
literal iac') ana IN some INSTANCES 'len anu 'ne'e'
| sklnnlng them a'toe!
kecehtly' planters couio nos iease sneif po"e ~
Tue heio over n,sns' anu nuu .A."
to be found next morning minus the wheels. II a
negro was left to guard the sheep or hog pens, he
was overpowered and gagged, while the free gentle
men of color and their cousins, the " 'Cadans," !"
helped themselves. These are few Of their general
depredations, saying nothing Of storerooms, hen
roosts and dwellings rifed.
The perpetrators of these outrages well known
but for lack of evidence the law could not reach them
and the citizens were in self defense bound to take
some action on the premises.
The Vigilance Committee is not an organization o
rufians but is composed Of planters and gentlemen
prominent among whom is Ex-Governor Mouton
Those who know him will hardly suspect him of lend
ing bis name and personal aid to such movement i
guaranteed by the pressure OF such circumstances