New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17

.,.n,es with other parties TO sup-rseGe Walker;
b, !. seems matter Of policy with him cot TO allow
any man 20 hold ofice that would probably beco ne
nv, re n. y,)ar than himself aud consequently there
are but i-~ the officers who APPEAR Ia he superior
10 the p,1vat"s. Many Of bis officers kEew would
leave. i. were nt for peculiar notions of honor
they enter ain They dislike to desert bad
cause, although they dsgust-d with it,
Il il we'll known that the Government Of Nicara-
c,a If one u.on cid that nar If Ci-n Walker. Rivas
in u,re tool ard in fact il informed at sll to
tn. purposes of Walker. When it decided by
Wsker thS Father Will should go as Mioster u the
Tnl',d S'atrs, being necessary that hs shOvd re-
ceive c,nnnnIcati'D from the President the steamer
war detained TIL ibis could be accomplished showing
that Waker had ordered the whole matter Rivas tav
il 80 vcice in It whatever. One of Walkers DEGREES
is that no person shall talk of Government AFFAIR." for
or against, under severe penalties. There are
two wG,s OF issue from the country, both Of
Which are gusided, that persons drsa.sfed
or Aese,i.Ts eanot get out of the country with
out the permission Of Walker A great macy
passer e-,r or the krrt trip Of the Onzaba from
New York to California were taken to Granada in the
steamer, ana were obliged to join Wslkers army to
get subsistence 1t matters not for what length Of
tim, one has agreed Ia JOIN the army; after he is once
liz he II obligeo to reu.an the expiration of his time
r,akirg no difference wbstev.r. Officers who resign
leir COZ u.ssloie ar. forced into the ranks. What
ev. property required is taken without hesitation,
whether 1t b. that of American citizen or native
Of the cO.ty. There is no law in The country except
the will Of Walker II j. difficult for who has not
been wi,ness TO the condition Of things in thsse dis.
tractcd at,s to form idea Of the absoutisB that
prevails there. Correspondents of papers in the
States dare nat write the truth. A correspondent OF
one Of the leading Journals Of New Orleans told me it
would not be tate for bim TO do %. The impression
il SO general that letters not allowed uninterrupted
trsnsit that brought many from officers to mail in
N,w.Yoik.
The scheme of colonization is a complete subter.
fuge. A. matters stand there il opportunity for
uon to obtain living by following any industrial
occupation There is no recourse Dat to join the army
Ii seems necessary that our Government should do
something for their own citizens In Nicaragua under
Wolka. There ale many, many American citizens
DOW imprisoned in the county and cannot &c. away,
beside recruits arriving every little while from New
Yoik New.OrleaLs and elsewhere, entrapped by false
representations aud false promises.
The SINGLE newspaper published is entirely under
TIE control of Walker and everything that appears in
il has Is receive his sanction. Among the deaths
that occur very few appear in the printed list. One
day in the ast week OF April fifteen deaths occurred
none of which reported.
Ii s not probable that any person now under the
command OF Walker will supplant| him, although in
tngu,s TO some extent, are going on with men IN the
United States to effect this object. And perhaps,
der existing circuusta nces, other than military
rule can be tstablrbed-ahOugh the present seems
to BE- nothing more less than pracy-for a deadly
enniy exists between the two Old pa. ties, the "Den
gapza,ion, to be sure--for the only organisation in
Nicaragua is Walkers army There is no money in
the country, 10 security for property, and no com
n,erce. AL American citizen who has been there
some five years, engaged in mercantile pursuits,
told that under the old state Of things, before
Walker entered the country, there perfect security
PRIV property; hut since his property has been
taken for public Use, required, and he had deter
mined to leave the country soon az he could make
arang, pts he could not live under the existing
state Of things. 1t is the general impression among
the native portion Of the population that the object of
Father Will in coming to the Uuited States, WAS to
get out Of the country Ms he took all his vauabes
Hordu,as San Salvador and Guatemala, by uniting,
coud eas, reduce Walker. Ind, ed, did he receive no
rtciuits dir, ase would destroy his army great
portion Il his arms unfit for use being old English
towe, muskes and American flint lock muskets and
there il also d. fciency of ammunition, notwhtand'
mo fine story of the forty tuns Of powder taken at
Gtapads There Is no mil AIRY character about his
Amy whatever it simply aimed mob, that is all
Scbpess has prevailed great deal in Walkers
Amy; al the lowest calculation five hundred must
have d cd during the year that he has occupied the
county They are often short Of provisions Gen.
Walker is aware that there are macy dIsafiec'ed
s,s,, q him. and 50 much he alarmed after his
reurn fronr Rivas that he appointed body guard lie
was af aid OF his safety, while he had none to fear
but hs own men, As TO coonlz alton, there is none OF
4 .xc,pt thos.-and they are not few-who take
two by six feet IN the ground Americans suffer as
much from violence and depredatons as the natives
A Mr. I. Her, an American, sold goods to dker ana
ou p,,,,p,ation Of his bill therefor Gen. Walker told
hun he oio hot put the led nbbon, the emblem OF
Walkers army he would not pay him cent, and
subj, qu, MI, Walls men seized upon his goods IN
ia. transit tn, frst limitation of which was that on
g, us IT, Castillo he t'uud them smoking his cigars
drukug his whisky, aud also aPproprlatiog articles OF
,lothmg. Captain Ellis Of New-Oreans who is sta
nor,d AT Castillo said he was going to appro
pr,ate every thug that came up the river II General
Walker did MT feed his He said
he would be ID if he gong to bring out
mel II Gen Walker would not provide for them In
Granada gentleman bought lease from an Amen
eau otil Who wished TO leave the country aud pad
him bcnus OF $3.50 The party who purchased the
l,a.e r,n', the house Ia Gen Walker for s55 month
J GEN Walk,r gave him check his Iategdeate
Gtue,sl He r, USED payment for an order for
II omhs rcut ssyrg he would look into the matter.
The pant, went 10 Col Wheeler aid asked him 10 use
LIS Euelce IN respect 10 the matter. Col. Wheeler
Cois.q gently called GA Walker, who told hun that IN
~ much as the part, had belonged 10 h Chamorsta he