The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

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On board TO me would show ~ said aot exoe 81 an
DER protest. He tSen warned tess no would s,ak
him that Il my 1sy soos me- on, vouta 20 is, s;e
consequences DO whss tuy misht He sad ns scsos
On board he 81 n.r,s 70 loo them know sasy aesri
Eoy ting through she night, mos 60 be S4armsd 10,
~oala be ouy MIN sinEms US In saors Juno ne oa ns
nsex on second yisis, saying .i~t no ~oa.d
zion. allowed hira my csm aission; Q Sne
te,iirs hn thas II was hail nu sxe ~sutd not ssO-
lt 10 any suah ipdigsity saorily after ON mis- tara
visit 10 ny ship he informed mo soaps ;ctars SAP
.hai you Eust Ooae on BOARD w.h your Sonmiss,ea,
cosrd wn6 m, cummssion, saa sad ina, nov laid
zee nat tne mat that u the want OF stten
won ns Or ca! tsr . s',e , o. anS
10 conclsie ali cther Powers, but tina, thougns had
dote oil thai Was M oesssry By saov.ns my oo'ors q
sssed II would to surrsnder 30 the forns
zen had. said thst ne would have 10 bring .aaoh
lager torce team | nAd to nsss me surroadsf
person hs refused 70 take me, but asked ooiecssd
70 pay q hisaaiy VISIT and 70 IN hI boat .
cad noe ths le.st ocjeos,n aud would do ia my own
boat whsoh did w1 received ~ the gang way ny the
CT waien could sso strong prsjudiso. Hmsns other
things BIO accused OF having 0noe taken Ensusn pro
ps,y; ! ssio had done 50 u had no. be.n recog.
Lised ~ suoh thai doubted being true, ana snasI
would IKE him 70 see my ,urnA written 81 tns time, and
hfn he woald be satisfied that no had m.siafored
he ssld ne would ks 70 II; IN 1t would satisfy him.
He spoke Of having the hssd or up
above, and ssd ne heard Of touching soy Eagusn
property that no Sou treat us ~ pirse said shat
would ,ake anything these ~ssers any way
issstuG sae enemy After some more salG, he said ths
be- wss sassued .na hsd right osrr, the rag
he present, but that hs would advise to pay more
attention ~ etiquette and thai he h"Psd she meter would
end there ana 'n.s "s should meet e. ned .5 no'
piy nor borne suoh threats before made tue 70 con
cessi,ns thai did simply because thought better Tor
the CAUSE. I hope that %! conduct wiil meet yoar
approval. Your Obedient servant,
with me In the strouGeat language. nuubsr OF tho
speak cf coming soon 70 sec YOU 90 docs the Eagsh
captain.
Tropical Explorations by Str Robert Me-
Glare, the Arctic Navigator.
Amongst mas Of correspondence from Ssa JUN del
sur we have received the following curious letter. which
pubish for the bcneas Of eli parties. Az The
tons contained In will bs considerably talked ab ,us,
there no doubt that Captain Mcclure will, should
toe statement uader ks observation explain tnAt
made with respect 10 bis coaduct towards Mr.. B,weys
baker
sAs JUAH pn sus March 4, 1857.
Igivs below some Incidents In the recent visit Of Sir
Robert Meoure 10 the Lard Of irus, flowers and nus
teis. You msy rely upon the truth Of the statements
THE oByEoT OF THE KNIGHTS VISIT.
SIR Robert Ia command OF hsr Britannia Ma
estys gas EAk with to plscs his vessel 81
the disposal General william Walker, SHOULD the raid
nbustsr desire TO leave the country and
psseaSc 10 ban Francisco With this sen rous intent he
sssAs the gallant Gssea q the headquarters Of ne Nj
oarasusn government In Rvas.
wAixER RECEIVES sIK ROBERT IN TRUs ARCTIC
On entering The Generals presence the Knight makes
his bow and states that being near hs thought no would
oall and Tie General. walker without rising AK
Ing The British oomnaadsr b seated expressed The
hope Nal he oans for tho purpose Of sPoognss for the
The GREAT POLAR REAR MITE.
ar Robert e,pr. 20, ha a.sp regret - sns Dcsseaos
be forgiven And, upon nv'sansa Of Vncis siy sAxess
WALKER RISES IN THE KNIGHTS HsTMAr1oN.
Tne interview baw,en tho Americas nupusssr aud
Queen victoriAs ooer lasted sometime and the Pres
ss nssr -. d3 81 rom % sIs s
proved style adopted By Sir Robert wnsa sp sasins
s rss s q =; s
WALKER as ,eIs,,s.is. % sink a. n.,is sob a
hn nom hu visit 10 Rivas and int1vieN ~,
the General he addressed "a ON ,A ss'er 20 the gslao,
YsnAec with thus superscrpson -" On Her M'jssys
eefvioe-Hn ExcellencY GsnoYal walker. 30 81, 40"
sIR ROBERT, DANE GREEN AND HER HUSBAND.
In h,sis town stanos gaod noNi keot oy Nor
vss P.sama and Pant. Areas. nscss spSss"oa %
SIR Robert Tor passage On board the Esk Sir R,osrt
Y, .sSss' Y her and Dame s.s
comes fron Sir R,bss: tina, he dad no scoonao.
suss s..preia,es, sivs vsa. . Der ,s.s:, wsiss
| 20 melted The frosen heart Of SIR Robert tha,
word thai he would lake her. the hos.
band, steps In, and that his eff, should sail
with spch black guard and ths ne Hr Robert did
uhe ths appcllAron, he could ashore and Gro
olive sausaoion at The hands OF the said Injured
Gre but cir Robert did not demand rsparatoa and
Aaoaped being pcppered By tina Indignant nusoant
sm ROBERT AND MR.. BowLxY's BAKER.
Theye 10 American merobAat Ia oar 20 aAmed
BowIey Who bad In his employ bater 70 whom no hsd
three huadscd dollars In Ameso GOLD
This baker who vas also an Amsr nan, wAs indussd 70
leave tho country, and DID So forgetting, Ia his haste,
70 leave the collars behind. We think hore shai SIR
Robert nctsd In upwUrsnA able maanes Ia th
oeivipg board Without Passport aud In thus
sasstrg In the robbery Of IN American meYoaaat-
an Guild this renowned English Knight Sir, Dom maudor
and explorer sgln Wait a,pory iaad his 20
be hoped no viii be lie 70 boat OF something better
than cot from walker. an the robbery Of nsrosn
merchant