Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-29
From the N. o. Pjo,, Very Latest from NicMaga-walks., campment and the Saratnr.

Very Latest from NicHaga-walke,,
 component and the Saratoga
 PuNTA ARENAS, OPPOSITE GREYrowx N
 Monday, November 30. lS51%
 EDITORS PICAYUNE: Yesterday tbop mail steamer came in from Aspinwal over at Grey town when the first boa. o. There appeared to be very great an, learn what intelligence she brought. Tf of the English Council was surround, large crowd of every hue and color as each expected tidings of the most in moment. Upon listening to the varior, as they left the Consul's house, lear- it had been expected that Gen. Wake. be seized as prisoner as soon as tho steamer came, and be sent back to tb. E States. I could easily see disappoiutn, picted on the countenances ot nearly aU,. fde inhabitants of the place, so soon learned that their expectations Were r, realized. Before l left in the eyenjp, reported that an English war vessel ?. sent for which was to arrest Gen. Wak,
 Mir. DottrelI, the American Commerse for Greytown, who has been down to Aso came back on the mail steamer. Ibs5. say he was very much surprised to See X caragua flag floating upon the pom brought the intelligence that the Fulos, had been at Chiriqui, watching to ursyc,, Walker from landing at Boco del Torn is in Costa Rica. The Captain of tho gave it as his opinion that Gen. Wake, not be able to leave the United States been thus assured, one can well imay' Cottrel's surprise on firding Gen. w., position upon the point with his banners in the breeze.
 To-day the Captain of the Saratoga m in what is considered by all, whom heard speak of it, at ridicuouslv small, It appears the English Consul is yer to send forward the mail for Costa Real of the river. Last night counsel v,, composed of J Squire Cottrel. Amere,- mercial Agent, Dr. Green, English Con. Capt. Chotard, of the Saratoga to alv.,. means of getting said mail forwarded long and serious deliberations, it was frs termined that Capt. Chotard should a5 note to Gen. Walker, requesting hin to i the Costa Rican mail to pass up the ry. | that said note should be sent under tbe. the English Consul. They no doubt this would tickle Gen. Walker, that he, not hesitate moment about granting quest. They were all anxiety this m5- have this note reach Gen. Walker attn. est possible moment. Col. Bruno NaU ing over at Greytown at an early hour. teered to carry the dispatch to the Genss posing from the anxiety of the English that it contained matter of vast imporr Upon its reception the General hads laugh over the contents, and stated be reply to make. And here the matter g
 This afternoon three middies came the Saratoga, and came to the whayfn front of the Generals quarters, whereas is posted with instructions to allow no b land without first hsiling aud brugiust until the officer of the day gives themt sion to land. The middies, when halle. ed that they were American officers an. red the sentinel to the officer of the day strucdons as to his duty in such eases. landed without further barley. Theoi ' the day came, but instead of instruct. gentry that "American officers had e1 ] privileges, he very politely requested mt withdraw from the line of encampmeuL wanted to know if 1t was an order. If they would remain until forced to eave were iutormed that it was not an order simple request; and further, that if thsr \ again in Ike manner, without Gen. w ! permission, the sentry would be justru fire. They left, muttering about GenW ' right to possession of the point, and | somebody smell he'll.
 Iu the afternoon, at later hour, twoJ l negroes came up in bungo, and statedtL had been sent by the captain of the Slr come and demand pay for wood burn men stationed on the lower end of thes The General declined paying until the was made out in legal form, and swo1 some responsible person.
 A brig came into the harbor a short t fore sundown, with the democrtic hagd ragua flying from one of her masts. ST that she had on board another lot of [ Walkers men, the Captain of the SaTa,c. ed three of h.s boats, into one of wa placed a hOwitzer, and put out to auuih brig, If she was what he had supposed be. But when his boat got up to the b turned out to be Sardiuian vessel. H. a great waste of valorous intention. h. to mention in previous letter. that the brought the Saratoga's broadside to bss the Fashion the first day after we lande
 l. Is rumored that dispatch has b for the Wabash, now at Aspinwall, to this port immediately. hope she may Com. Paulding is better calculated to these delicate affairs than young H whose principal object is to gain a L- tOriety.