New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-01

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:. .s.u,nn.d fpo,j according to law This eeeLned .
,n6e et,apse as Capt Scott, agent for Who u h.d
S,cirsd to sebd any ~Hner op the nVef sues us
e,b although il vas well known that many of hs Old
latd,- q. smhoa, men and others-were waiting Az
il usly for q boat to get away in, and commanding
Tod from bin, to induce Walker 70 permit them to
kavc. Al the ho.~s at Castillo and along me
uAusit route were ordered TO he kept open ,r the
accommodation OF the army, although the proprietors
many Of them American citizens pursuing lt"tal
bu,n ess-w,re u, cd any recOnpense for the Hai1
tepsDce they compelled TO provide for these haii
ttaIy.d m0tt.d followers Of thrr interruptions chei;
tie cc-rs at the various points refused even 10
allow tbet. innocent n women and children To eaVe
tLeir houses. The brig G.. w. Russell lett for New.
Yoik, having on board several more ofthe useh up
who lad been on visit 10 the " land 0f mtg ana
honey" in the interior Parker ii. French, also
Wiik, Of The a. y. IOlice Ga<efte n0t0riety, ahd
several other birds Of the feather, left for Aspn-
wall Oh the 10Th init. in small craft, with ttT POCKETS
well lhed, refusing 20 contribute stiyer to as-ls'
those who bad been induce by them to come 10 'ns
country.
On tLe 18th the bark Lowsll, Captain Edwards.
arrived from New-Oreans, bringing cargo oil IAN
Der and nineteen pa-sengers some OF whom are rep
rsouttd 10 be men of means, and were destined ior
tie interior TO lvOk for plantations The news Wh,1
met them here something like the effect OF coid
hath in December.
lie steamship Orizaba arrived from New York
about II o'clock the night Of the 10th, onngeg SoO
pastCngers, 40 of whom had through tickets 10 San
+. H.
the amer and held the appointment Of Agent, to
s1peIcede Capt. Scott, the late Transit Company
Agent imm, diately presented his papers to Capt.
Scott, demanding the surrender TO him OF the Com
psIys property; but Scott refused to give up or 10
any way 10 recognize his authority. Mr. Brdsel next
aIIlied TO Capt Teriton, of H. Ii. Nj irlgste OF war
Eur oce for assistance to prevent two ver steamers
which had got steam up aud were receiving on ooa'u
tie passengers fom the Orzaba bound for pay
with the intention Of Cetainng the boats here, lnsedd
of allowing them TO pass into the power oil Geaeral
Walker Capt. Tahton promptly dispatched Two
boats with marines to prevent the boais Leaving, out
afer d.ention OF couple OF hours the oOats were
permitted to AXE The passengers On board, and ieii
Tor the Inferior state Of things exists In regard
TO the Trausit CVs afas, aud IT i. to he hoped that
some arrangement may soon take place. Iarge
number Of worATen, natives and Others, VINO heiu
Scott's prom'ses put off in sma boats IRON the Town
TO demand Il cir money from hm, at his stronghold on
the sand bar opposite; what the result was have
not head.
Tbeie ore several persons hanging about thls place
and the point opposite, who con plain bitterly OF tne
tyesrn. Ut tbst Anericans receive in the interior from
Walker and bis suborcnates but they express no conh'
dence that any essstaDce would be rendered them oy
the Gove,nu, Mt If the United States, and declare
tb il Intentions Of making application to the captain
of the British man. Of war stationed here in preference
10 asking apy relief from the United states tIoverh-
Inen. Such unworthy aoy notice, ana besides
IL is said that most of them have been most Affection
at.ly attached to Walker, bet nov that his case looks
,ouslly are r, adv TO give him the cold shoulder.
,hould not be snrprised if their next move should be
to oin themselves TO Kinney and his remnants OF nall
starved ragsnufiins who still nest this afct town.
An tccelir John Bull of the name OF Cole, who
came here several weeks ago, to survey route Tor
81 canal between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
left sbut ten days since, intending as ne sald to run
an airline in due westerly dIection which ne cdcd
lated would srike the San juan river at the Machuca
rapids. He was accompanied by two white men, two
Indians and Jamaica creole. Nothing having been
hesrd of him. and knowing that he had but about SIX
dsys provisions, it began to be feared that he had
either lost himself in the wilderness, or had fallen SICK
with the Colentura. Apary was got ready, and were
about starting in search of the modern Sir John Frank
lin, when himself and patty suddenly made their ap
ptarauce, having, after great bodily suferngs and the
lore Of nearly every rag of clothpg-has, shoes and
provision, to strike the San Juan river
little above where the river San Carlos empes into it,
and from whee they were taken off by caooe, after
two whole days of watching, hunger and anxiety snd
brought to this city Mr.. Cole b, gins to think that
Commodore Vanderbilt, to whom he made offer of an
interest IN bis canal, was all things con idered, rather
wise in declining il, ard cor fesses that he now thinks
the project uuieasibe. lie talks Of abandoning his
ship canal, and of leaving for home by the next