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and steamboat was repairing TO take them
IN the river. This would require five days,
though the work was hurried us much as
possibe The recruits had determined 10
start as soon as the boat could get ready.
A special despatch states that just as the
Texas was about TO start. messenger. ar
rived from Walker, stating that he had APP
pretended something wrong from the delay
in the arrival Of the recruits, and having made
n rapid movement, he succeeded in recapur-
ing the fort Of San Carlos, which had beeen
taken by the enemy. and was coming down
the river by forced marches, scattering oil
before him.
A number of returned Nicaraguans have
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Walkers condition.
The capture of the boats on the San
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formerly mate of one Of the Companys
boats, and the hands. assisted by 300 Costa
Ricans. Besides oil Of the river, the forts
of Castillo and San Carlos were also taken
Both Of Walkers large lake steamers were
likewise captured, leaving Walker only
schooner and few bungoes.
Several officers are also passengers on the
Texas. Some say that Walker is gone
case, while others are more hopeful
A meeting of Walkers friends, who came
in the Texas, is to be held here in few
days.
1t is reported that Spencer is in the pay
of Mr.. Vanderbilt. The British assisted him
with their gun boats. Three hundred men
under Capt. Lockbridgr, at Punta Arenas,
attempted to retake the boats lying there,
but the British commander gave notice that
he would not allow it.
[The above despatch from New Orleans is
mostly derived from the purser of the steam
er Texas, who being warm friend OF the
flibusters, has given credence to reports that
have probably np foundation in fact.
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/ himself with the Agricullurulist From its
five hundred good articles given every year
no one can fail To derive at least some hints
that will he worth 90 him many times the cost
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In the Tribune of November 81, 1856, Mr.
Greeley said The American Agricultu
ralist is a double quarto, zeaionSly and indus
triously edited, aud is particularly savage OF
all attempts TO cheat the farmers with iabr
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will receive his moneys worth"
January 10, lSj7.-
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