New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05
WALKERS MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

tene sympstby OF the peope o. me Uole1 ot<tes for
nor ublic.n pribciplss wherever they may be fOuLd
Gen Walkers PORTION in this country il exactly par
Ae to that OF Ls tt'es in the revolutionary struggle
in America. Ire one, oOwed down by oppression aud
nisrUle tvit=d help f;Om France; the o;her torn b1
civil brOis aud ihs Oaughty aTlsto rats nplored ava
from the Unred STAGE. Tn glorious result OF the
ore is rainbow Of pOrise 10 the Other, snd as ms
ULed States Ievel in the le,I'nde OF 90 veriAnd
abundance 90 may is favored land, at quick pc
Rod, be surrounded with all tbst mike the exist
enCe Of DAto desirable.
Yesterday wiiD.ss the arrival OF Sky parrot SOL
diCrs from California. These men, emulstlng the
nc best pes IT history voluntarily come forward
and pledge NOR lives 10 assist this people IN gilnng
their indeperdsnce and st 90 ne future day will De
tie PROUD lot Of historian TO record their names
as classic, and weave HrOand them nslo OF renoHn
who're lusreT a ali be undyIst. Col d. Fry has
the command OF this bstaioo; he Oher officers are
Msjor Il. Sanders Captains Sam. Austin, Cnarl.s
Lun bull and Je.se Hanbleton; Lieusepants Sash'
brook Ru6l-r Jones aud Archibald. Thsy are as
fLe AID brave body % men ss ever stood undsr
aIms. fhe cordial reception they received from the
democratic amy will ioog be remembered by them
with feeling, o sincere Pleasure.
Col. Frys battalion vac brought by Parker H.
French esq the agent Of Gen. Walker. Ga their ar
rival at Virgin bav, toey were embarked on ooard the
cOmp8ny's steamer, Virgin, together WITH me paSsen
gers and sLecje TIE Intention If Col. Fry and Mr.
Frer ca wac take San Carlos by surprise possible
or Otherwise il Decesszr! Trey had been eo 70 sup
pose that bold demand to surrender tue pace YOU'D
be followed by CON JliaDce, ard i: vas finally resolved
to make tie Cemand. As the steamer approached 10
long range, boat was sent on shore with the
cepiain and of his crew. bearing noe demanding
the ine date ender Of the fort bat before it could
reach the LANDING hot fired the stea Bers
bows which Immediately followed by several
Other. one of VIII Itch Jcheting across the water fell
abort right aheom of the vessel The captain oil the
steamer a, his two men were tsken prisoners as soon
they Landed.
Col. Fry then embarked twenty-five men in two
small boat, ulder the command of Capt. Turnoull,
with instructions 10 storm small battery some few
hmm il
they left the steamers side very heavy shower set 10
complete wettiug the ammunition OF the sforming
party. Capt TurnhO immediately and very properly
ordered the re'urn of the boats 70 the vessel The
California passeus were much alarmed, and Col.
Fry being al ing 10 risk tue yves OF so many de-
fenseless pc l. ny aClCs cannOnadlng hSht was con
PEELED 10 order the steamer return 20 Virgin Bay where
the pnsseny ers specie landed. After OBTAIN
ing necessary provisions for the com nand they
came on 10 GraIada.
Tbs occurrence teaches us or thing-thst is that it
the de rniDatOn of arlsocratic forces stationed
at San Carlos to tuTe the company steamer and
make war TN the company for they had fred three
OTIS before tie steamers boat reached the landing,
suG before they knew there were any patriot troops on
bosrd. The company must now look 10 the demo-
cratic government Os protection.
LIsI oT OFFICERS IN IHE AMsRicAs rATrALIos-3en.
VIM. Wslstr Co G. C. II rnsby Lieut. Co. Chas j. Gilman,
o. on r. Cm. DE- Co. % Comm. Be sr,.s;
Hs " E3Ws, Rswe Hdntost sS.
CosPASY A.-Csp Joha Mvkh,m First Lieut.. Daniel X.
Bayey, second Lieut. Geo n. Ca'on tist seIs W Nor
yna6, nd lts Muuson First Corp John g. MoOfs,
coSr~r B-csp';,,H s Brewster Fist Lieut. Go ".
Ft Cow O. j RoasIds,n, ssn3 Corp John 5,ady.
coMrssy Sept Geo DsyS;SO9 Fi'' 81, Le9. Nm H. NJ
Sr ,G Corp. TsSs s,i'f So5oSd Corp Geo. Carlisle
LI,T OF KiLLsp.-Leot Coz Asb les KeSsn nvor T@O-
th,u wn Co'e Wn. II Bailey, WIN HeS', Joha Wilson,
pIA1Hs.La,ny We ler Csas Rlchard.ou, james Con.
no y. TLom-- Go ian, Jo'ePb Helnuh II Layton
a.. nv In enu v IN or
fellow laborers with loud anu salute of demo
cratic thuIderthe bells of the city pesling out their
Joyous welcome note to the sO0s OF Freedom max
ing bears bound WITH tse knowledge OF being the
Instruments Of i'm gar'ing much happiness and hopss
of future peace and prosperity 20 down trodden and
OPPRESSED people
As an dica,on of the "good time coming we
are happy to rojce The arrival of al ac comp ished
American isdy fcIn California;, With her husband. 1t
would seem hat Mrs. Fly is imbued with the spirit of
regeneration and repuhioanism, ana We hail her ami
val the TO eurner Of happy events and social ex-
istence in our new Sc lement.
Many Of tn Am,Iic,n battalion have had slight
aacs OF fever since their arrival ia Granada, among
whom are Cspts. Davidson and Brewster; they are,
however quickly recovering, and soon hepe TO see
friends the captains, al the heads OF their differ
- eOmpsules.
The same paper aids: We take g'est pleaure in
stating h,t after the democratic forces got possession
OF the city (Grahada) not single inst nee OF cruelty
OF marauCi occur dvery dill rent 10 the expeca-
tiOrs of the ins ans-the different companies OF
TIN American bataho. taking up the residence lately
occupied by The tsdeni me alive troops being sta
;ioIed at he diff rent barbados From the moment
ofour s1ivs 20 re present quiet has relgned through
out the city, tie troops and Inhabitants misgng on
the most amicase 'ertns.
ON the evening after the arrva of the Americans
few of our having procured pie OF drums and
fife, went Oh the piazza and played several national
airs, among which Hail Columbia, ID" Yankee
" Doodle &c viricg the American minister and a
few OF the American residents. Ga arriving at Gen.
Walkers quarters he was loudly called for when he
made the fO10wiI brief and pointed address:
Felow.c liens and solcieTs-rhis is perhaps the
6st time that such music has been heard the plaza
of GraDads Let us hope that 1t may be heard there
;hious future ages
When be ended We bought of Caesars d" reai, ridi,
"rid."
PRoGRYss or GIN. WALKERS EXPEDITION IN
NlcARAGUA.--SeveIa l newspapers throughout the
Ciited : ates have Published correspoA 9ence from
parties interested in the expedition of Gen Walker IN
Nicaragua sone of which are no douot correct, aud
the facts reported rs they actually occurred; we how
ever publish condensed accoun, Of the progress OF
the revolution from tie starting Of The expedition from
SSa Francisco uutu The present date, Wit out co nm' nj
opinion OF own-merely press ming to the pub
tic comet aud reliable statement al eVens as they
occurred uncer our own eye:
On the morning of the an of May, Gen. Walker
with sixty two Z, left san Francisco on the orlS
Nesa for Sau J0an del Sur, 70 join the Den ocranc
party OF Nca'sgua, who or several years had bse1 at
Wsr with the ChamJrfo or loVernm ut forces. ine
Vesta arrived nj Re,le the Of June, all on board
being in good beel ard spirits with the exception of
one msE, Luther, who in gale Of who'd fell from the
fo-etop, br akns his leg and other wise inuung him
self.
Ca the ofJuJe the company M iroied for Gilman.
,aga where they rrm.ined one wesk; hey wer. thea
iOiueG By nun ND aud twenty of ths naive demo-
era &c parts from Leon under command of Maiegh
They the1 marched hsck 10 ReIsjO, aud emb4rked
on the Ves's for Fl tiyante Bay route for Rvs
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