New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

An attempt is made in the adyices from Nicsra-
rather desperate condition Of Walker, and to in
ducc fresh dUpes to rsk their persons and property
in trading and fllibustering expeditions to Mica
ragua in attempts to pass to California by that
route. Considering the history of the Nicaragua
route since Walker has had possession Of the
country, few persons, we thin of common sense
or ordinary information, unless, indeed, they are
regular llibusters, will venture to trust themselves
OF their property within Walkers reach.
This adveDturer has established another point of
resemblance between himself and the cid free
booters, by whom some two centuries agothe same
coasts were harassed, in fitting out an armed
schooner from ,he port of San Juan del Sur, on
the Pacific, for the sake of capturing the bunsoS in
which small coastng trade is carried on; and on
the strength of this armed schooner Walker has
derssken TO declare all the coasts Of Central Amer
les under blockade, Don Mariana Salizar, late
one Of the native par!isans of Walker but who some
time stree abandoned him. was taken prisoner in
one Of the captured bungos in which he was
conveying cargo Of merchandise, and was muir
dercd by Walker, being sho: in the Plaza Of Gra
NADIA, at the same spot where Corral had formerly
been shot, on charge OF treason. Father Niu
ii seems, has got back TO Granada, and was very
active aid efficient in preparing tie unfOrtuulte
Sazar to dit-a sort oi business ut which he will
probably lave his hands full. Tee Padre is said
notwithstanding the bad fare and the horrible gas
ut our NewYOJk hotels, aud thtf total destitutIon
Of tortas ard fdjoles, to have given such
haiteriDg account OF this country that many
Of lis countymen wish to visit our Republican
slores which, considering the recent execution Of
SaIzar and the state of things generally in Mica
ragua, ve think very likely
The force of nsurgent Nicaraguans under Eyas
in possession of Leon, hayiog heard Of the capture
of Salizar, seizeo upon MIR. Livingston, an
American ctizen resident at Leon tnd said to hold
a consul's comroisson from the United States,
whom they held as hostage for Salzar's safety.
As Salizar was Murdered, the Nicaraguans sup
pose that LiyngstOnhas beer murdered too aud they
are calling loudly on the United States to revenge
his death. But though il ANNOUNCED as pcsitiye
fact, there is no evidence and We think not much
probability, of its having taken place.
1t would appear from some intercepted letters
alleged to have been captured by Walkers cruiser,
but Of The authenticity of which there is no evil
dence that the hostile forces at Leon not very
well provided with clothing supplies. This is
probable enough, but it does not appear how the
fact of their desttution is to supply his wants 1t
is not tho forces at Leon that he is in danger Of
His danger grows out of the impOssibility of max
ing any profit out of the possession of the country
and the consequent disgust and desertion Of those
who have been seduced by false hopes to join in this
flubustering enterprise.
1t would seem by late accounts from England
that all the difficulties between tic two countries
at least all the complaints that we have msde-
about the execution of the Cayton-Bulwer treaty,
are about 10 be removed. If England, 10 conse
quence of Our complaints, yields up TIE By
Islands to Honduras. and withdraws the Mosquito
sovereignty and prOtectorate from the scene, GER
tainly the least our Government can jo i! It makes
any pretensOns to good faith, is to put stop to
the Dfringements Of our Neutrality laws by
Walkers paitisans and confederates which have
gone on with such impunity for months past.
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