The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20
,rs,ously been lavshed in Ike terms upon the othsr

iousy been vished in Like terms upon the other
President Walker had retired from the Presidential chair
ard from the State out and with the fatgucs
ooice-a thing which rs abdicaton of royalty
fcted. The sloop-ofwar Portsmouth had taken on
board the sick and wounded left behind by Walker Ia his
hsppy termination OF the expedition organized BY the
Conde Raousse his troops having him before
the superior forcewant of bread and commssary mum
ons generally So peaoe is declared to reign through
out the land, with the single exception Of Guerrero
where IT never ought to exist Extracts the
Mexican papers confirm the ideas of the letter writer bat
give nothing Of any grave importance.
runor was in town last evening that the
proposed stop the United States steamer Fulton on her
way out OF port this morning and that orders had been
given 20 that effect at the Moro account Of Captain
Watson having offered to take charge of the Black War
rior when seized by the authorities and to her
sea. Anonymous letters to the same effect have been
sent on board Of She flagship but do not believe any
ton of which the country will not visit Madrid for
the recihcatou of. The accounts OF Gen Pezueh AMI
his will be settled bringing rather sud
den proof of the verify Of the pasquinade which
scattered through tho streets Of Madrid the of his
departure for his government literally rendered
Cuba will be lost BY you
hand you the reports of market, with the hope
that the valuable information contained may not be
blown up there would be loss Of many OF the Spanish
English pamphlets with which Gen. Pozuela hopes TO
reach the of the President of the United States which
are being taken gratuously by the Fuonites for the
enlightenment Of Mr. Gddngs and others of his kidney
observe that the sympathy of British residents here
to lean with their interest to the Spanish slde
which is their own although they do not in public pre-
to justify any Of the doings part the gov
eminent against the steamer.
BY the British steamer to-day several of your citizens
left for st Thomas and Southampton among whom OBJ
served &. W Aspinwall, who goes to England; Mr..
Gulo Nertu, Consul OF the Two Sices for the city Of
New York; and Ed G. Everett, Esq, of the same on
their route for South America to return the last of May
Although we have no faith in the consummate folly Of
our FOLKS curiosity will take great many people out of
their comfortable beds this morning to the Fulton
blown out of the water She will go out of port qusr.
ers ready for action and she will be taken if she is
hred into; but she may be blown up, which would be
done by themselves, in order not to have her fall into
the hands OF the enemies of truth and of the United
States As the good Cen Bennett Riley wont to say
-" This much l have written, but II the steamer is
blown up you will not get it." The officers of the Amer
lean men-ofwar in port were the guests of the Hotel
Cubano (Ms, Brewers) yesterday, where sumptuous
feast prepared for them which enjoy ed-not tho
last social gathering awaiting them in Havana If they
! arc not blown mp. With all this We shall have
TROUBLE