The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29
ARRIVAL OF THE WABASH.

H. b NJ scrt~ snip of the line Orion, and steam sooi
Tartar, remained Astibwan Also, q. sloop or VA
st3Aratogs and Cyxne
COL Philip R. Thompson died June a. and was buried q
sea-
The following Ia u list Of officers OF the Wsoasn'-
Consrnodore- tiu all. Padding.
CdptdsD-kreneric EIRle.
L.ss4e,.os0s--tieorxe sinclair, F. A Barnet D. N
sTsirfsl,J Bean nont Leonsd fAuldns g. P, Qaacken
'bush, Hudr0n N GssiSnd
Fleet or'yccn-G s. bofser'
Pursr- m.K-su BtcbsnAD
Captain Of soatnfs-b nhrofnoer
Chnpiasn-Mo-e- 'nA~e '......
y Ch,et EpU.nee--Jsn,-e W. King. ..'>.'
Passed sasrS0nt Stryoh-J q OTIS
SecoRd Lsc1a>rart k07ta-s-Jamrs Iewis
Assistant Su,0e4t- al johnson Jr.
C0Nnmcd.rs's tc,etdI y lattLan rauldng
AsasA.rnaem-A scsia Lea, @ Norton, H H. BAL
ton, A. T. Cooke, T. II Eastman, George n Bodgett N.
Carta,ns Oe,A-A Snuff
PsnseT'S O!eJh-E Meiach
First As.s.tam Ennneas-M Montgomery Fletcher, d. B.
Maoomb. : I w - -
r. g. Peltz, {. Jooes, u. J. Barry ana J. W. Th.mp
'son. Jr.
Bsalswoin- Charles Woodland
Gunna-Wm. H. Hamilton.
CdypcHer-N dagger
Sdum0~eT-JaneA rerg son.
EIsroRY OF wALKEs's MIN SINCE THKIa sUZaKs
DEK-srArEMENr OF oSE OF THEN.
The surrender took pace at o sock p NJ the Is;
OF May, at which uuae the articles of agreement
read by Captain Charles d. Davis, of tho United States
going San Juan tina, ,snns, but would the rex
day send lieutenant take Us to san juan
Chat In the meantime would be lett unier tne charge
or aand VI Dr. ray lo surgeon Of the st. Margs He
likewise stated III ~e were under hts cocrol, hs
drst order that should surrender or arms
which We did By taking them to the ordnance
department, but added hat those sho la. privs,s
arms might mark them, and they you'd be
caksn care Of ana delivered at Panama de le the
plaza, but had not left the city Dr. FAY Tor yaed
over from bis command ~ hs of Gen Ca, a. prcs
Cd marching all ~no could So do sn u San Jorge tlss
rghS, where he fsng had beer oar
care and comfort. Most OF the obeusd going a.
Capt Davis had would oe back nes, dag o,
send his Lieutenant Tor san Juan. waeu
Che agreement been gave hearty cheers
for Gen Walker and many for Gen aennug or, Capt
LAWS and Gen Sa0dere We we're Niu In gloi spirits
Whist we were marching 10 deliver up many OF
the allied troops commenced pou ing into Rvs they
Tered the quarters Of the soioers officers where
oeS mad cot been left, aaa panGsred tnom OF
everything they could carry of; taey colrnuo
punderiDg till late light fhe pa'ties OF aiu-d
troops who round to coieet va
quarters whatev they get hold cf aud
carried IL oil Tpey took the side from tus
ocers, broke open trunks 70 the presence uwesrs
rtned and ROBBED sicx the OF
party that entered the hospital in search for
commenced stripping the bodies VI The sick
and would have hit them entirely naked ir they
been insi ruped ana stopped oy Or Brlnerhoa
OF he~ jersey, VINO Knocked one Of do~n. TO-.
was done alter Gen C~aas bal svn- the ho.p.t,l aud
assured Inc wounded that they would every pro
sec audatenou On the morniug of the % Nav the
female followers OF the allied troops 10 and ,ooK pss
oeesfon OF the quarters Of soldiers officers
before latter were able to move ont rnese women
picked and appopriaied everything that they could
lay their hands on belonging & zen. Walkers men, aud
continued their plumber unnl c,mpaint
costa kican otcers ~heu ia put senDels TO the DOOR
The Aimed troops then commenced drnkiog, aud became
30 fnsoent ana cruel that mer unarmei
longer for Capt Davs W started tae "a, ABOUT
III A. under the command Of Or Taylor, as Se aeder
stood, for San Jorge, but taken 70 Virgin Bsf,
distance OF miles About $50 started
Rvas; quite d number Of thtm cfutches, 60
ious were tn 10 get away ON the allied iorces Som
OF lame that they did not get 10 Virgin
Bay I'LL the evening Of the Sd.
Quite a numbor suppospe tina. they their way
70 San Juar started and lar tho Halfway Houe
where they Captain DAVIS, who Induced them 10
back and Joiu the OF the NJ Virgin Bay, say
bad been agreed tina, they should 60 70 rorog., sIa
thence the country TO Pun.a Arena', and that
they did not 60 BY that route they would nnd the eve
excluded from the provisions OF agrcemes ne
Cold him that he asd stated that they were to to san
Juan He said that 10 mi stake OF mis-, and DO SAs
very sorry no had ,ad Most OF the men then
turned 10 Virgin Bay, but VI hem went forward and
arrived Juan del Sur Notwitnsandng Il had been
uaied thai 20 by the Of Tortogs, yet but
cew q the men believed u until afer se got 9 VIRGIN Bay
On The 9Th Of May the steamer san Culos 10 * on board
whs, men were al Virgin Bay Castillo Greytoru
The Governor OF san Juan issued Decree the
6lh Of NAY thai all the Americans who had been connect
cd vish Cen Walkers army and did no, repair 70 Virgin
Say by 10 ocock A. ~ the sth OF Nay, would forfeit
their right free passage ont OF the country. When
the parties all arrived VIRGIN Bay, Lieut. MoCSrke rad
send back several unablo IN dc 20 travel
from tho condition OF their wounds. great many Who
sd remained and went unit FOR travel, ani don't
no tncy Got Owttk 70 hoUc diuClty betNcen
native woman and one OF our mon, Thomas hwnfs,
there auosh.r order sgled BY which no was com
,nspeeo TO leave Rvas By o'clock tina. dag, ani In!
p@srport sent 10 him. Hs friends inierfsrcd
snd 10. The time for his departDre prolonged.
On The neyf day. the ION int, sn another Decree
isued ordering all the Americans in san Juan shO had
at al connccod vi IA Gen. walker, aud scsc without
families either leave The place ~ cpcS chat Gag,
they failed do 20, they wodld be either taken AID
10 Grauads 10 work prsouer compelled 70 take
lhe cath VI as glance 70 COssa Rca, and Join tnc array
Ths or1cr included three uea who bad Gen. Canas
"a
Before CLOCK mat day Gen. Canas arrived a. san Jaan,
'nd shortly after his arrival Il WAS determined that ~ Tho
Ames icans the place who had been In any way cen
necied With walkers aroiy-ladcs, children SICK
wounded and alwcre 10 leave next morning for vrsn
Bay, aud take the s amer there for Greyiosn The Ane
rios Consul nj san joan del Sur l. gerty eensurci by
walkers Tor this result wncn the sdes left 90 the
ws,se, army now AJjrt ,nl cuera Of the allied AZ ny
thai Gen Canss had arrangements Tor taking care
90 rsovs,ous made Tor them a. s AMI that hcre was
scarcely anything town % eat. they would have aoso
iuieiy starved there BAD not been some hNe m,ney
and rpe paintans; LITTLE vcnson vas Afterwards OBJ
tDed several Of the aies had 10 GS up apartment, in
houses. In which W sleep, and build ures ont o.
doors They did their cooking cut OF doors a. bcs hoy
could The Americans carried from Virgin Bay 70
San Carlos, by steamers We were not aowed 10 90
90 shose there for ear mat we world sac the
Before arrived M Csslo determined that all tnoso
who we're able should 60 board IN, steamer r.
ed for the and wounded, put when We got NJ Castillo
che oo.ss Rcan commander Of thoee posts ooeciSd 70
them in the and II was with great daculty
that Murray Qhe negro who commanded the e,at could
get the % the fort pass sut - dosn the
river he allowing tue sick TO remain thcro Tor
fear they would sickness 10 his camp. lie allowed
che ladies 10 20 inside Of the fort but would r allow the
men, a. be said u would show want OF SOD general
ship Prom the heavy rains the river rosc on the
1lst OF May, we're able TO 60 Over the raTids
In the steamer Ogden, but wo coud not get negro
pilot until the passengers made up 30 Tor MN
We we're all carried dosn to Greytows in ae steamers
urer and Ogden uoder tho direction OF - Costa Ncans
Hath OF MAY when the last ., ~ en Nvas; We
arrived Greytown the Ssd Of May Dring the 'rant
tae Costa cans control and drcs,iou OF u.s. they
furnished what supplies NC had The SICK and wound
cd we're under the OF w. Callahan "a Greyown We
were hept In Ogden and VI anchored
or The to~n We provided for b. Col CAVITY, Tor
merry an English officer, but Ia n Costa Rcsn ser
VICE thus from the 18th Nay 10 the lstn
of June during which diod their surnsmcs
ore ncEroy, Mesri, lieut. Magic, Of Neg York. and bit
tleobn; they buried on Punts Arenas, and tner
raves were marked a be known