New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31


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eAtfaes NE following intelligence:
, sAsFTRssh On tle 18TH III N0pet1i1ser tfsa
s vaad naef and fhe PreAdeasa nesaage.Was
tsa. llae document + saftt III first n iii I,Ies
e e te recent boundary treaty Win EnRIaad
.ne pfeaaenf thinks will rensier sga sA3tIsssss ~
s sas s y, American question between EnganE
wv w United States more easy oa adfastfssss
y next refers tn TIL condition og te asssreg
and to tlse part taken m f
f,,. q Is Ting me culty That arose BStsgea
the year u deplores fhe ve y
sakea place N Costa Riea. Spsakiru Ill easeassay,
= says that the schools are iii Hoartsfnss NH
ss,ss ny e Ri sucaflan Il
public paffuents Improvements ass heisa fss,
i ed. Every EFFORT has been made Ii, SeYsIggs M.
resources Of ne country and good results ars III
tlclpated from the opening hi Il new xaaxI II ill.,.
atlantic ports. The message aoaisssssIes IL s I'M
usual coHgrafalatory and complimentary farm
On the 9Th Of December sewers skosE IA II,
earthquake was felt in the csy cf Gaasenial H. II
which the director of the observatory Qfvea fle
following account = On the eth isfsts Ill MIMI p
NJ, a violent motion Of the earth wa8 feIt which
lasted one minute; windows and dosYs ratified H.
water q some Of the fountains was thrown rom
one side to the other, and many clocks stopped.
After the noise ceased, the oscillation 0f The earth
continued for nearly half minute EacI. osesflIa-
ton appeared 70 last nearly hall d second. The
VI tllS EARN came
afterwards i took the direction 81 NV To SE. A
pendulum of ,52I5 metros, oaciEIatad 41 ni-sns-
tros strong wind blew from the NNE Uni klay.
n lowered fhe Temperature considerably and
s.ie atmospheric pressure was exfFaurd;Yaarg Tn
sky wa5 clear. except b lew clouds III tke NV.
Inc direction of the magnetic desEfnafian nseaIia
which al day IF the sth was degs. III rains. sI
l. u saaIay s1eE the earthquake Was ohaeved
Day on the 9TH and part ef HE 10th
HONOUR Ass--Fr0m the Guatemala pauers -
learn that General Guardioia WA reelected Prsai
dent on the 9Th Of November The Gsyernnae,,t
has expressed its determination I'd sr,,Tsss IN
abuses Of the press, ewing til number 81 panegs
offensive 70 the authorities having been published
= = connection With the ELECTIONS. Mi Wyke, H
b. Minister, had arrived at ComaYagua
CosTA RfeA.--0n the 27th December. tie Ma
tonai Constituent Assembly placed tle new Cor. s.
stitution il the hands Of the Provisional President.
sr Don Juan Gonzales made speech on the oeca-
sion, 70 which the Provisional President replied ii
suitable terms.
The decree of Jnne II, 1853, relative 10 Til ill.,
portaton Of merchandise at The port of Puata
Arenas, has been repealed "A real ii To be mid
weight a. ss3fs ssSS IS Sd CO.. ~
NIeaR5ara ssiIr. Dinstry, u. S. Minister, IL
rived A. Managga On tlie 5th December, and pre-
scented his credentials To the Government III tie
ith Complimentary speeches were made ID
beth sides, and Nicaragua and the United Ssstes
fraternized forced loan of $1,000 has been
de creed - pay for the munitions UT war lately ID
ceived from England. decree III Denernhnr IN
declares Al. Felix Belly grand canal coiitrack AZ
an end no not having paid MP the 20O tiUfs be-
fore the end Of September last. Thus ends she
great Belly bubble.
sAN sAIra poR.=A letter dated san Salvador
Dec 18th IN the Star gives the following account
Of the earthquake OF December sth which ii An
pears, was more destructive IN san Salvador than
III Guatemala al rs7
Again have to record one of those terrible
phenomena that occasionally occur In this country.
Jh me night ct the sth inst. fearful earthquake
took place. Recommended about d quarter before
=, and continued for two minutes aad tliirty-flve
seconds. = q
At Isalco the parish church was destroyed. ex
cepf portion OF naVes and the saeristy bout
forty Of THE best houses and number XII smaller
ones were destroyed. Fortunately, no lives were
lost During the night several other shocks al
more or less severity and duration were felt One
O. them, more violent than the others, completed
the destruction Of some buildings that Mad esana5
the first shock. The shock was felt all Guateneeua.
0pleo, Tepecoya and other towns. AT TepeeoYa
the church, cabaldo and several houses were al
stfoyeds at Guatepaque the church ana cihaldo
partially Iagaque suffered also; several houses
were destroyed, and the church greatly injured
IN the outskirts OF the town great holes ware
opened, some over 100 yards wide.
AT Guaynmoco, houses were DESTROYED anil Hi.
church much damaged. Ait Panchilnaleo houses
injured, and large holes opened III the earth. san
Martin and Gomasagaa, church and cihaido partly
destroyed. Nanhuisalco suffered also and soon
after destructive fire broke out which burnt over
ae0 houses; and thus, In measure, destroying tie
whole place. go y &C.
On the night Of the 10th, at $50. there were tFya
more severe shocks. On both occasions tEe niehts
were very clear. but blowing heavy lortlaer nm
I'll short time before the shocks, when it fell calm,
but again rose soon after the shocks. The Volcano
OF 1zaeo was, no doubt, the center of vibration al
IN the northeast direction as for distance Ill I5l
miles, as far az known.