The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-07

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done what ought to have bess csss yess ago r. hal
pssssS, ss.,.ss.s law .s,ast sauolss that these
unwary, end when his bexuiIsd By ths asis
and thssisrs that offered, to rob sia Of Bis msssy
tuIe this act ss.e would cattle II to th. public graft
tude Gambling here hes Isug been . crying evil II
so"ss :: :..s
spread out to tsmrt the locker on has esas ~
and immoral pacs ia the world It is vaa for the ne
papers to say that society here good II Is In ths
i Is dssb pse. Ss
come TO- 50 long the monster vice Of gambling stalks
public. bad practcs ID tolerated In public the pse-
pie at fault and what could be said In defence Of
the morality OF the people o. California long they
permitted this vice Of vices to exist UNRESTRICTED
The suppression Of gambling win Rave good effect In
tsd from the path Of ss.sruocu but S from
fornia i win operate to our advantage In many parts
Of the United States gambling Is looked upon Is thing
the mpusy with which 1t carried on has tept away
many OF that class Of citizens whom most OF all We
IscOn Of abuse Ike this Uni reuSsr California a.rs.
tive to the emigrsnt II sligo that socisty Is i'm
proving; and vhsn the farmer, IN bis cold, bleak. Nsv
accounts OF the COLLEEN land Of California with Zee deli
coas climate and prolific SOFT Its luxurisnt fruit and
open gambling saoen with lie merstroous d plsv nor
the streets filed with men sach having large revolver
sung to bi. body bat in short time 1t Il to bs hoped
that our city shall be FREQ from gamblers and from
armed men Quaker church, that the last ebjsc-
ton TO euigratiDg 70 Csliorsis win be ions away.
think It Is indeed ts land Of promise, and The tide Of
immigration that shall set In shall urge onward with
giant strides In the path ofsrsatness and prosperity
The Telegraph Through naexico.
COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN SAN FRANoIsCo AND NEW
ORLEANS IN HIGHT DAYS.
tbA Gar Rrsn Harn Nav
We mentioned some time ago that Mr.J A. Doyle, an
snterplisnx young gentleman had left this city for San
Mexce to Vera Cruz with eye TO the establishment
Of an overianssexpress from the Gulf to the Pacific IN
to San Francisco and those on the Gall runnisg to New
Orleans.
Mr. Doyle returned from his tour Of observation ON
the last steamer, and gives highly favorable report Of
the prastcabiliy Of bis enterprise The port Of Mama.
Milo In the STATE Of Col ma will hereafter be the inter
Francisco and San Juan. tits Me- Doyies idea to run
an express across the couutry om ManEsaio to Vera
Cruz and back again. This be dose, without dcul
IT, In five days The road, the whole way, 10 In excel
lent order not only for cours but he reports that an
express wagon can be driven 1t without difuty
New Orleans 70 San franoisco can easily Be made IN
thirteen allowing for contingencies not now forcseen
in fifteen days at he outside
This Win give US news from the Atlantic cities In from
eight to ten days In advance Of the mails. Bat only
three or four days time gained By this arrsngsmen
Tho telegraph IL now completed from Vera Cruz
through the city OF Mexico to Leon on the way to San
the ss s
States and Is now at work extending the line Of tele
graph from leon to Maszanilo, distance Of not moro
miles. Il viii be completed in few mouths and thsn
there win be instant Communication between Vera Cruz
(only three days distant from New 0resus) and karza
Milo only five days from San Francisco the
time frsm city 70 city only eight daya gain of four
two pscss Il & dcus to over estimate the value s1 o.
such Dispatch mot only to the press, and through to
ths reading community At large but to business men
enterprise to the hearty support o. citizens he has
resided for some time in Mexicois familiar with the
country the language and the habits Of the people, and
possesses the energy necessary to carry out his plans
The Walker Expedition.
[From the Alta Cahfornia, May 1871
At last the famous Walker expedition has sailed The
brig veata Capt Richard Eyre left our harbor ysstsf
Fer passage The brig had been lying for soms days a.
street wharf, under after rails
Ing Of this attachment she still detained BY the
county sheriff for fees Of Office amounting to $3.50
Deputy Sheriff Purdy had the vessel in charge and Was
very contsntedy observing the Of the ,tiey
On board dreaming OF the real intention Of
ASout II O'Clock, Col william Walker requested the
It necessary to BY candle light and NJ. Purdy
being on the beat OF terms with the commander he &C
esmpsnisd him, when he was cooy informed that the
lsncs would 30 offered should he 1.-THE Deputy remain
sndirty 6eio. In fact be was prisoner to an ntsnts
ting or the nature Of Il.
II. ss 1T and 1Ss y s:
s breeze .se Sss g Il.
Walker expedition 10 the last of The character Of the
y "a :
The number, including oaiceis Is afty Six They are
sas ssaa the s.d
caraeuaus who attach great importance to the pomp
ride two large naval co rsyor.rs Soys In ~. and
% much moro armament the fancy Of the person night
dictate There an NO Celia pieces on board Tho deputy
and champagne and to keep cool and
make himself perfectly comfortable. He carefully
edsafely in town yesterday morning.
The little army sent back repeated and hearty cheers
to the steamer altar abe cast of which heard dis
in the moonlight The following are the names Of some
there many more cslssrties in the ranks whose
names could not obtain Al the organization was to
be elected aft or her departure, We do not give the
Col. William Walker, Comnandsr-in-C Chief; A. L.
kewsn, probably 70 b second In comnand3 James
(brother Of lieut. Msrriman, Of the United States
Sss.s % Raw. Y. Orleans. J;%::
nelly, George Leonard, john Marsum. COL Hornsby,
Thomas Kennedy, ChAs. Brosan, James Sands 10 all So
Mr.. A. L. Kswen IL . younger brother of E. ]. O.
tion under Lopez and Soek the for at osdsnas gsIr
soned with twenty four men, with nineteen Amsrfcans
he afterwards escaped to Key West.
Mr.. williamson was a lieutenant IN the Mexican war;
Colonel Hornsby also In the Mexican war as were
nearly all Of the above mentioned No person has been
allowed to join this expedition who could not bring sat-
sfactory proof Of previous military service, wen
Francisco
The vesta viii proceed directly 10 Amapala in Tyre
Island, Bay OF Fonseca, where the expedition viii be
thoroughly organized. It has not ret been decided
which route to take from Tyre Island into Nicaragua
by the Estera road to Tampiske and thence through
Chnandesa to Leon the headquarters Of Don Francico
Csstil1on, and distaAse By land travel Of some
forty eight mfes hvsl county; to the port Of
cattle hacienda Of San Brzardo 70 LAon Both are FEAST.
bic and easy routes and the intermediate country at
the last accounts In the hands Of the Caston party.
Mules win DO fuInsAsd time for the entire party at