The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL WALKER

MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL WALKER.
General Walker I'm New York-He Has His
DaSuerreOty pc Takcn-ls Visited by Pronni-
nent Cttaze"s-Eiis Hopes Of Returning to
Nicarsgua- ,nplated Sorenade-visit
90 the Bowery Theatre.
General William Walker, "Presideni OF Nicaragua"
whore in that country secured for him the popular
reception in this city recorded In yesterdays Herald
continues his stay ut the aiarge House. whore he is
stany called upon by numbers Of prominent citizens
Accompanying him Colonel Locridge, Colonel Waters
and Captain Fayssoux, who share his quarters
With view to 10 the citizens faithful likeness
of the General, agent of Mr. Brady, tue well known
photographic Of Broadway waited upon him Tuesday,
he landed at Auboy aud obtained from him promise
10 allow hs portrait 10 be taken. Accordingly at nine
O'Clock yesterday morning he proceeded 10 Mr.
Brady's gallery, where for time he was
interested and occupied in viewing the large col
lection Of portraits Of military, literary and judicial
celebrities He viewed with much interest the portrait VI
Col Fremont, remarked tina, he acquaintance and
expressed the utmost admiration Of hs genius The Gene
raj then sat for his likeness and several akon In tho
ambroypc and impcrsl phooera oh siyles and no1
exhibition. The operation concluded, the General be-
inc ioincdhby few friend, took democratic ak
up Hroadsav attracting but II IT, the Curioty which
wuri undoubtedly have been eXh S.ed had his PERSONAL
ty been generally known. Bu. ike any other gaod demo
erat he walked carclessy along nc lodging an extra
sized hoop q or Erin 18th hod with much agi-
~ rs II be not distinguished general the late
maDder OF determined army. Arriving ut his hotel, he
spent the remainder Of the afternoon In social intercourse
with Gen Hennngsen and few friends, in the meantime
yielding another solicitation and having his daguereo
type taken NJ krederick's gallery
In conversation Gen. Walker sibits of diploma
tic quetness referring, like good general, 10 listen,
and talk us little possible. He ls however, by no
meaes backward about expressing his lerminalon 10
event of interest He thinks tina; about COO men
would suffice 10 accomplish hs purpose and svows that
raturaized citizens OF Nicaragua he Is deter mined
RETURN and ali not admitted paceably, 10 force his way
If possible"
With regard to his health he remarked that had been
extremely good while in Nicaragua, which he attributed
10 his absemous habits Many OF the soldiers, he said,
seemed II they had the country for
thing else but pine app ard to this he Attributed
the great mortality among them. Ho says no ate but
sparnsy and with regard to wines and spruoas liquors
he equally sbstercus.
On a close inspection OF bis personal appearance, Cen
Walker bears the appearance OF man OF deep thought;
his oyee hat sunken, giving him, when fagucd
somewhat look In conversation he speaks in
. very measured tone and with some hesitation
An intmnon already been given that bis admirers
will tender him 10 night The compliment o serenadc. In
that event The General will mako addrcfs, his
Rtenunn ON Tuesday evening, when summary interrupt
ell by tho ram.
GEw. WALKERS VISIT TO THE DowERy THEATRE.
II was announced in yesterdays HrRup that General
walker and his stat would visit the Bowery theatre last
everug. Preparation was therefore made for an appro
Pirate reception OF the noted visitors The ccniro box OF
the rs tier accordingly reserved for The Of the
General aud thosc Accompanying him. WAC ies,ooned
with ri colored drapery, and from above suspended
the American flag. Some excrton made during the
LAY TO obtain lar bearing the Ncara-dan device, but
without tucccss The adoiorg box was also reserved Tor
the of the second company Of TIE Continoatals,
who had been out during the dag On parade.
About ccht O'Clock General Walker waited
urop RI his by cxJudgc A. Fniiiips and a.
c, lawrence, members OF the Committee OF Reception,
Who osme for the purpose OF oaoortug him TO hn thea
oi I'D
entire party having taken their seats In carriages waiting
q, the door, drove rapidly down Broadway, arriving at
the theatre just before the closing scene OF he fret piece
The General occupied the front scat, and Immediately
symptoms OF cheer manifested theIngoves. In few
,rcresgon Of hearty cheers from All rarts Of the house
which gradusy subs ied into general cry Of ga speech
80 speech" In answer 10 this demand the Gencral
arose and az oon as slenee could be setaped addressed
them asfollows;-
Thank you for tbcse manifestations OF appreciation Of
causc which your conduct proves dear 10 Amcr
can hcart (cros OF "Goi Tho condac, Of tho people
Of the Tinted States since arrival their storcB
proves ,ha, hey cannot be m.cd BY any msrrIre cns
ne people IN their instincts always IN favor "
witch tends TO promote their welfare and their glory
Again thank You In behalf Of the cause represent for
tbcae Manifestations Of approval (Checrr)
BE then resumed biz scat surrounded by hts friends
Colonies irccrsou, Locidgc ard Waters, aud Captains
Faysoux. McArde, . keofc, anu ION Pedro silva.
Nhn lie raising OF the curtain disclosed tho FIRST scene
Of the seoord piece boy rushed on the stage. crying
"Erc's Tie Nsw Yotg HsRuD Arrival OF Gen. Walker,
altered TO t the occasion. Much morrment caused
by The pertncDcy Of the alteration, ant the real newsboy
manner In which Il spokcn. The Goncra and his
frcnds Of close Of the above piece took their depar
ture not awaiting for the final performance, and were
esoorted back 10 the hotel hy the above mentioned com
pany % Continental their Oncr 70 accompany him having
betn msc Trough Capt. Conln, their COMMANDER.
now A SPANISH GIRL SERVED WAIVER.
u rom the PHILADELPHIA Journal, June
Wa'kls oe.. most positively that he ever uttered
sentiment expressing any difference OF feeling on hs pat
bcv cen the Northern Sou hern secons Of IBIS
fc1eracy IN reference 10 The allegation which hss been
circulated ~ The press that he on ono occasion hal ox.
claimed "C IA FOR The South but no, Cor the YANKEE " he
says that he never wrcts spoke such phrase y &C
cortuz nowcvcr fer the origin OF the report hc states
hal thc words written Spanish, BY young spa
slsh GIRL Of HE own cttcrs, sri that n c,icr
marked being among papers Of BIZ which wee lot in
lasty retreat forwards published, and the o1sn
expression which ntsrpclatcd b. another, had
thus reached the public without explanation, and pTcu-
diced him IN the Get nation OF the people OF the North
rrc,nAGuAH MEETING AT sBgfEyvrLLH, T.SN.
The friends of Nm Walker 10 Bedford county. held a
meeting shelhyvie, the IL, init Joseph THOMPSON,
20 presiding and g. Natgrin, Esq, Secretary. keso-
uoua N sympathy and opposition 20 any Interference 20
arcst ~ Cnbsrrnss his plans by The government were