New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13


would return and make another assault and the
American and English consuiates are crowded with
afinghted women and children. Nearly all the
stores N the city remained closed on the 9th and
18th, another attack being momsntariiY expected.
Forces were landed on the 9th from the United
states soop-of-waf ST. M8Tys and the British shin
Clio, to protect the lives and property Of the for
eign residents; the former being stationed at the
railroad depot, and the latter in the city; also o.
guard at the American consulate furnished by
Capt. Porter, Of the St Aarys and one st che
British Consulate furnished BY Capt. Miller, Of the
It is understood that should the negroes make
another descent on the city, and the authorities
are unable TO protect it, that the Governor and In
sendente General will request the commanders of
she 81 Marys and Clio to land their respective
forces and take and hold joint occupation Of the
pace until the government IL in position to main
tam ls authority against any further assaults from
The city is now under martial law, and it is i'm
possible, under present circumstances 30 say what
day or an hour may bring forth As the North
ern i.ighs sans ior New York at an early hour to-
morrow (Sunday) am obliged to send this for
ward by this mornings train Bat should any
thing occur in the meantime to change the aspect
OF affairs will telegraph it in time for the steamer
The force landed from the St. Marys still occupy
the railroad station, and that from the Clio with
the exception of the guard at the British consulate
returned TO that vessel yesterday.
0qAFENALA--Eruption of a Vo1cdno.--There
has been an eruption of a volcano near San Pedro
Iepocapa, causing considerable damage to the
cfops ana pasturage IN the neighborhood. The
heias g and the mountains were covered with ashes
anu he ROAD leading to the coast was partially oh
structed by stones and other sutstanee - fl,Iy,r,
| from the crater. The sugar plantations n the
| neighborhood suffered considerable damage from
| the stones which fell among the cane
CosTA RIeA-- ReUol, l,ttio7a-La,sdiua or e. prssi-
/ dent Mo7d-P Proclamation, e1c.-The news from
/ this State is highly important. Juan Rafael Mora
/ who claims to be the legitimate President OF the
republic and which is pretty generally conceded.
in view Of the violent and Illegal manner IN which
ne was expelled from the country, has returned.
ana ne IS now in possession of Punta Arenas and
Inc n "a Madlaeent country He came from San Salvador
canas and Mora, and landed on the l7th inst. and
was warmly and enthusiastically received by the
inhabitants, who focked to iis standard in great
numbers In little while he raised force of
some four hundred men, and proceeded to narri-
cade the town and Angostura Pass, which is about
TWO mites from the coast, on the main road leading
70 l san Jose de Costa Rica. There is but little
oonpt that Mora Will succeed in reaching the capi-
tal and reinstating himself in the Presidency
HIS plans appear to have been well matured,
ana perfect understanding as to- the time Of his
@ return Az WIN the people of the country being appa-
rent ne mad no diHicuity in efecting landing. IT.
appears that signal, which was to indicate that
the people were prepared to recaive him. wss fv-
ing when the steamer hove in sight. Prom the
fact that he is accompanied by CaElaz ana Mora
the only two able generals Of which Gosta Ries,
| can boast and the seeming perfect understanding
Win lne people, who have embraced his cause
W.th SO much enthusiasm, it Is thought that he win
meet with little difficulty in reaching the capital
and regainIng his former position 1t ID runored
that the Government troops, as soon as Mora
makes ms appearance in San Jose, viii join his
s;huara. n. y lhs pc 80, there can be doubt Of
his success especially if lie urries on to the eapi-
him. ~ = " 'ppo'e
Annexed is translation of the proclamation is
sued by Mora on his landing at Punts Arenas ~
Costa Ricans- When in April last manifested to
you IN .ne = reasons which prevented me from aiding
you to shake off the yoke of your oppressors was
lar from foreseeing to what point yorIr st,fering
could reach, great as their magnitude was i never
nae tne intention to abandon you. invited you to
Waat and work for the haypiness of the crintrv
lecanse thought that in time irssernal neace
81 ioaia become restored withoutreuuiyr NV pres
en- 'ce In the Republic. Unfortunately was mis-
tal Seas more than one year has elapseasince the
eve nus Oh tne l4th August, 1852. They have had
the sfore, plenty Of time to do somethng good for
the oeeht Of the country, lad theyw isaed cr been
able 10 do IT.. But far frorst; sthe last wear has
been nt.he history Of Gostas Rca. apass7 Of tears
and grief. The people faggellated and oppressed;
the ministers OF Christ outraged and abused; the
ports ciesed to commerce; tie public revenue in a
state OF banl0nptcy, and lastly. yonr Territory sold
and offered indirectly to the klibnsters All this
without counting the general impoverisainen at and
the diseoaraganaent and Yant of confidence that
prevent Jou fran pursuing year labors and enjoy
ing your rest. Now this mast cease.
Your reiterated calls and the arrival oil tSe fiji
buster Walker, have decided me, together with
General Canas to M crice our personal IsYasunlity
for the Independence and happiness of 9agsa KFca
Soldiers To arMs.l Let aos the blooasyoa shed
on the plans Of Mics ragna, at Santa rosa, and 1t
the river San,Juan, ave been shed in 7aias Join
us and do Eosfear Il te futares MY STEPS Ire not
guided BY aspifit Of revenge. Clemersy il more
in accordarce with ny fesngs ana i VIA forget
the error of those VINO, laborfng undeS 4de1eption
have served the trs aitors. But remember that
shall be without me rey toward those vhofro this
day hencefeFth will not Listen to the cali of their
agonizing country, and shall enforce all the rigors
OF the law Upon tho Sc that may help ths common
enemy in any mann er wlaterer.r Te aFns Costa
Rlcans! Tasten to. join rs and breats yanr chains
to the cry oEftFiya Costa Ricaii
D.. JUAN R, MORA.
. NIcARAeGA.-ln NicaFaguath the news Of Walkers
landing at Pruxill' cfensed much esaitement and
troops frofnGuate mala, Salvador and tile western
department Of Nit ,aragae had been placed in read
mess to march as ainst him. The tseaty
between Great B ritaifs sRd Nicaragua had been
ratified, and copy received at San Juan The
Brllish Consul had 1naae verbaf statement that
the treaty contained d Ei DIVISION for making San
Juan Tree port, but en- tirely under the laws of
Nicaragua.
THE ENTHUSIASM or THE CA1ABR1ANs.- The
special correspondent Of the London Times, thus
writes Of the rapid passage ef Garihaldi shrongh
T.lz Il