Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17
L III Il NOR MON WAR.
Steamboat Explosion, Sc, SC.

Golden Gate, arrived here this morning at 8
A. NJ Her news is to the Goth Nov
MEMoRANDA.--The Golden Gate ieft Pan
anna Dec. 3D., with U. S. mails and passen-
gers from New York and New Orleans, per
steamer Star Of the West Same day, at 4
+. NJ, lat. II, Ion. so, passed the steamer
John l.. Stephens for Panama On 5th at
l 30, 2. NJ, arrived at Acapulco 9th, 10
sengers aud left at IL BOP NJ 18th at | |
a. NJ, passed Cape St Lucas 18th, lat %
| so, Ion 1l7-l4, passed sloop steering south
west-showed no signals Since entering
| the Gulf of California, have encountered
strong winds and very hery heavy wet sea.
The Golden Gate brings 733 passengers,
among whom are $50 women and children;
also II packages express freight
No sickness has occurred among the pas
sengers during the voyage
Gen. Walker the renowned Glibuster, left
New Orleans on the l 1th of Nov on the Mo-
bile packet At the Balize or somewhere in
the neighborhood, he was transferred to the
steamer Fashion, and he is now on the way
to the field of his former exploits. lie is ac-
companed by about 400 hundred men, and
has provisions, munitions of war &c, for
three or four months. The steamer Fashion
was formerly employed as U. S States
Government vessel. She was recently ad .
vertsed for sale by the U. S Marshal, at
New Orleans.
A correspondent at San Juan del Norte
writing under date of the 9th ult., gives n
qua, under It's present rulers. Freedom of
speech, much less action, is entirely un-
known. ga word, almost a thought, is visit
ed with imprisonment or exile. Several of
the natives who favored the government Of
Walker have been shot some are in prison,
some are working in the field of Matagalpa,
and many who were merely suspected of
being friendly to the Americans, have been
banished from the country.
Orders were sent from Washington to New
Orleans for three or four Revenue Cutters to
leave with immediate dispatch in pursuit Of
Walker. The authorities confidently expect
to overhaul the hlibuster before he effects a
landing in Central America. The General
was arrested on the 10th by Custom House
officials. He gave bail and set out the next
night.
Senor Yiesarri has been received as min
lister from Nicaragua.
BY the Panama Star, we learn that Wal.
ker had landed at Greytown.
The following was telegraphed to Panama
on the arrival of the steamer Dee at Aspn-
wall.
Aspinwall, Dec. 2d-Gen. Walker has
landed at Greytown.
The following is all that is thought at
present of this fresh expedition. On the oath
Nov. a small steamer called the Fashion ap,
preached off the point. 1t did not attempt
to enter, but ran down the river Colorado,
where Walker landed 900 men On the fol-
lowing day it came into Greytown at full
speed with only ten men on deck, ran along
side of hulk, and before the boats of the
U. s. Sloop Saratoga could board her, Walk
er and his party amounting to 150 men had
landed at Mr.. Scott's Capt Chatard, of the
Saratoga, ordered them away from Mr..
Scott's premises and has taken Greytown
and the property belonging to the transit
Company, under his protection. He has al
so informed Walker that he will not allow
any degradation to be committed in either
place. On the Fashion, papers being over
hauled, it was found that she regularly
cleared from the Custom House at Mobile.
She is now here [Aspinwall.l We have come
here with dispatches for the senior official of
| the British fleet ON this station, and also for
Com. Paulding of the U S Frigate Waba sb
Com. Paulding, of the U. S. frigate Wa
bash, Walker and 100 fllibusters have land
cd at Greytown. The American Coryet
did not prevent their landing. so men
went up the river in boats brought OUT bv
the steamer Fashion
Senior Yiessari was formally received at
the White House on the 18th of Nov. Shortly
after the presentation ceremonies, the
treaty between that republic and the U s
was signed by the new Envoy and the Sec.