The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-21

misDiormed SIR Robert said tia, he would like
Capt Fs taxing any Ensish property, he would take
bin - pirate Capt y. replied that he would take
the enemy Amer some more tain. Sir Rosor. ssiS he
was SATISFIED that Capt Fsysoux had rig ut TO Garry the
flag for the present and that he would ke meet him
as II nothing had occurred.
SIR ROBERT MoCLURE'S VISIT TO GEN.
WALKER
The next day Hr Robert went 10 Rvas and oasd Con
walker. When he entered tho room the General was
seated With his back the door, Ho turned half round
70 see who his vsitsf was. Sir Robert said Being 20
near you, General thought would como up and see
you" Gen walker did not rise, did he ssk sr Ro
bert 70 take but In nls peculiar measured tone or
voice said "Yes hope you have come 70 apologize for
that affair Of tho schooner" This reception rsthor
tonshod 6k Robert, add he mAeo no reply
IMPERrNEHoR OF WALKER.
Afer long pause the General said, ''Your conduct,
sr, 10 Capt Faysoux was unbeoomius an Engiish man
ton Of IL 70 Jour government viii iavesigS.
ton and insure explanation" Whereupon Sr Robert
expressed his sincere regret for the assuring
the General that no offence intended and thI he
had no intention to insult After having made such
plantations deemed satsac:ory to the Genera be
asked 70 take onAir, and the tou turned
upon The present state OF Affairs In Central America Tho
General gave him permission TO take away any British
the army
When no saIIod this morning Feb 1917 he took with
him some dozen passengers for Panama tho majority OF
whom were English subjects OF the African rAce from the
isiAnd OF Jamaica.
OUR GREYTOwN CORRESPONDENCE.
GRnYrows, March 8, 1851.
THE RUFPIAN TITUS.
Our good friends In the es IN their kind thoughtful
ness Of u, have sent the ruiaan Titus, Of snsss
memory and assure you have quite enough OF
him, and ready and willing TO have him return home
No one sorry to his intention OF taking passage
for Asp,nwall In the Tennessee when shs arrives here
He has dhsraoed oil parties. When he came here he
brought with him the prestige OF successful military
CHIEF whose exploits had invested h,s usme
with glory In the eyes Of Southern msp and carried tor
70 the peaceful settlers Of Kansas Whatever the
opinion entertained Of the propnsy Of his in tina.
Territory there doubt felt Of his military skill and
conduct; and my recollection serves me right his do
easor In private was that OF gentleman. But In Nioa
raeua he has disappointed oil expectaons and thorough
ly dsgraced him,eif as . sold or and . Hsi
very One looking man, tall vol made. with handsome
fAoe ard the cir OF gentleman, which only makes ono
think II the creator pity that he cannot lay claim tho
name On the 18th Of February be fereased diaGraoe
fully from Castillo .. the Of onset Of the Costa cans
Col LookridEe had assigned him the command OF foroe
70 attack Castillo the land ride, while the Rescue can
Lousded The place from the river below the Rapids He
landed some distance bsos the place and took turn
through the woods 70 bring his fmoe out in The
rear Of the town. But The Costa Rosns had evidently
got wind Of their approach for whsn Titus reached the
village was smoking ruin. The Old OAssiisn fort L.
situated above he village, ard Titus advanced to and
seut In . summons 70 surrender. Tho oommasdsr,
whose forcs ~ We have learned, very small asked
delay OF twenty four hours, whom not reinforced he
agreed 70 deliver up the paoe 70 Gel Titus. To this H.
tbs consented but apparently took steps 10
himself against surprise 70 out OIL comuunioAuou OF
he fort win The country above-for before tho truce
was over, down body Of COSTA Rcans upon him,
which he reports 10 have ouuumbered bis own mon
considerably He did not however stop get any very
exact knowledge Of their number powes but instantly
gave Tho word 70 retreat In good order 6ooa order did
not last long The COL himssl led shs way The nsld
and was soon oil hurry and ooafusou and tho 'sdsvi
take the hindnos" until thsy fairly GU, Of sight
ell The Costa Rcsns whom hoy succeeded In reaching
the bank Of the hver and gosg board the Col
Lockrdse Than fortified himself Carlos Island shor,
distance below Castillo, whore his for,e has re-
NAMED until now. While Titus wss ming around
Castillo Lockrdse succeeded In getting possession Of the
sccu one Of the river steamers the Costa Roans had
fred ., the tine with the houses In the Village
but the men boarded In season 70 exurgu,sh tho
flames and, under calling Ore from the fort, Gu, 1t
from lie mornings and set 10 sdyn
FILIBusrERs WAITING Fos REcRUIrs
since they landed on Carlos Isaud the nbuster,
not been eng In any Offensive opersoe. bu, h.ve
been apparently awaiting an addition 10 their forces 10
enable them 70 renew the attack on Castillo Huif.re
Inactivity and most OF ALL the drunken HABITS and total
want Of disopss on tho part OF most OF tho OH ers tsu,
away from the the little Interest they ever had ia
Tho undertaking, and 10 not strange desertous are
very frequent
srxAmExs SCOTT AND Rxsorx AT s.s MAY
Three d,,s AFRO r,u, cam. aovu ina tive, :, 4,
,,eaney Re.cue with po, Ina, r,s,s rn.v h.. .,n..
with them the sssmsr J. N Scott, vb,sh ,hov h,a
brought down 70, reps,r, No .ooo., h.a ira 49,,
in the bsrbov tbsu an Ep..h o,o., t,o,, o,. =, a..
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