Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-08
From the New York Tribune. Return of Deserters from Walkers Army.

Return of Deserters from Walkers Army. Their Destitute and PihfW Comlition- Meetinqs m he Parh- Funds Rased for Mer Relief The steamship Tennessee, Capt. Tinklepaugh, from San Juan del Norte, August 10, with 275 passengers (of which 26O were deserters from Walkers army, to Charles Morgan S Co., ar rived in this city yesterday morning.
 The Tennessee left New York July 31, and arrived at San Juan, August 8. Left in the harbor, II. B. NJ. War steamer 1a,ta. Aug. l2, David Jones, a fireman on board, was struck by the ar-pump cross head, which broke his back, from the effects of which he died the same day. Aug. 14, touched at Key West was detained 6 hours to take in coal, having made the run in 7l5 days. Messrs J. Wolf, J. Rude, M. Glenton, J. Mepsing, Col Chase, M. Valdes John Gage, F. Parraga, and John Young, came cabin passengers in the Tennessee The following is list of the deserters from Walkers army, brought home by the 1ennes- see:
 A. Anderson, Jno. Long, c. Mavfield, J. Ariel, N. Anderson, Robert Young, M. Bailey, John Art, J. Attersell, J. Brown, George Blair, B. Bradley, R. Brewer, D. Burncs, F. Brana gorn, P. Bolton, J. NJ. Bolton, w. Bailey. c. R. Brown, L. w. Bags, B. Bramcn, s. Crow. baker w. Benson, F. Belcher, J. Cushman, J :. Cochran, c. Carr, T. Clinker Jas. Caran, J. Clinker c. Cardwell, George Cross, F. Crest. land, c. R. Corey, R. Carlton, J. Cunningham, Jas. Callagan, w. Carpenter, J. Carroll, J. II. Cox, P. Clark, M, Corwin, B. Downs, w. Car son, A. Cline, James Dixon, NJ. Dolan. J. Dob bins, George Elliott, Wm. Dallas, P. Dodd, W. Edmondson, las. Ellington, F. Dixon, F. Far John Faren, c. G. Gpatrick, John Finn, B. l ,nC John Pets, Il. Price, P. Gallager, Y. Quimley, T. G. Pilger, R. Phelps, P. Ryan, J. P. Reams, w. Powers, Y. Robinson, w. Rueben, George Rice, C. Paisley s. Rozon, P. Reynolds, w F. Roundtree, H. Rice, J. Roach, C. Sewell, J Rodgers, A. Rzencher, john Sweeny, F. Spies, M. Sarwell, Jacob Stiles, w. Spires, k. C. Slaughter, c. M. Lams, A. Snedaker, G. L. Smith, A. Faymayan, F. Uckers, T. F. Wright, R. L. Williams, George Baren, D. Watts, D. Walter, Il. B. Williams, B. Wilson, J. Zm- mcrman. A. Poland, B. Ware, M. Curtis, Mir. Beecher D. F. Deyer, D. c. Robinson, J. Lang, s. A. Smith, P. A. Dodd, P. Herring, John Doge J. Hartman, J. D. Clark, H. Bell, T. kearney, George Grove, John Sheridan, E. Stiney, A. Sullivan, M. Pagan, w. Trublood, w. Vantine, J ohm Wetherspoon, John Wilson, George Williams J. Webber, s. Watts, J White, George Wolf, M. Page, P. Strobet, J Robertson, J. Tank, George Caswel, J. Dan. iels, A. Worth, B. Lynch, John Brady, J. Vick- CTS, F. Hopkins, Robert Moore, H. Keer, P. W Steward, P. Bank, J. Shunks w. L. Sanford w. T. Simon, R. H. Smith, R. Terril, c. Victor w. Wall, A. Wardell John Warren, w Walker, s. Walker. w. J. Wright. L. M Woosley, J. c. Whiteside, B. Wilson, s. Nc Cutchson, R. B. Baker, E. Dee, John Cooper E. Harney, B. Gutswick, J. Circlar,J J. Wright George Prentis, w. Short, J. Dumpsey, E Latner, c. Winter, J. Lubas
 THE FILLIBUsTER OBSERVERS IN THE PARK.
 The most pitiful picture that the citizens o New York have looked upon since the arriva of the New York volunteers from Mexico, wa the congregation of returned Walker filibuster 1 in the Park YesterdaY forenoon. Two hundre.