Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-30
.qRRIT.7L or THE STEAMSHIP
COL u y 4 e. II I!
Later From Nicaragua!
1000 Recruits for Walker!

SAN Francisco May 29-l0 A NJ


Foom Nicaragua.
Although the Panama steamer did not
leave until the 18th Aspinwall exchanges
are only to the Sth of May.
The news from Greytown is cleaned from
several quarters, and is not to be implicitly
relied on.
The reports are that Walker stin held out
vi to the 10Th after that he had two battles
but was greatly reduced in provisions, and
had between 400 and 200 men
The San Jose Chronicle Of April 18th,
states that Walker was fighting on the 18th,
with as much spirit RS over
Gen Henningson had received an injury
by falling from his horse.
There were considerable number of
American ladies in Rjvas. They were invi.
ted to take shelter ON board the sloop of
war st Mary's.
The Costa KcAns say Walkers men are
healthy. and show 50 much determination
that they see no chance to whip him, but by
starvation.
The Nicaragua news is not as unfavorable
for Walker, as had been anticipated. His
position has not been as desperate as repre-
scented, and his prospects are Frightening.
G.. Orm>hy of Nicaragua has addressed n
lCllcr TO AOl Napier, ln6 DIN ISL hlulSltI 10
the United States, dated May 4th, in which
it is stated that England is in close
partnership with Costa Rca, for the des-
truction of United States interests on the
Isthmus That she has treacherously aided
and ahetted in the slaughter of a nerican
citizens and plumber OF American property,
aud sanctioned the destruction Of the Me.
aragua route to California, and defeated
to IN utf
employed GA that route, with the object to
obtain command Of all the routes to the Pa
chc coast, and it wall cut off all internal
State communication
We understand, says the Aspinwall C0u-
rter, that II Steamer, more probably the
bark q. Bird, had been carrying for some
days Mt last accounts from the Pacific coast
near Sau Ju n del Sud, which was supposed
to have force and supplies for Walker.
The difference between Mic lragua and
Costa Rica still continues, and in fact are
even on the increase At Greytown it's
reported that the Ncaraguans are fast SEN
ding supplies for Walker.
The movement is in progress which cannot
fail to secure the final triumph of the cause
OF Walker in Nicaragua. Within one month
20O0 men will be in Jan Juan, determined
to open the route across the country to the
Pacific, now closed by the Costa Rican
forces It is commercial as well AS
a coloniZing movement.
The Texas will sail from Charleston be-
tween the LIST. and 18th, Of May, with 500
immigrants, and before that time IA much
larger number will leave this city. The
enemies of Nicaragua need not axalt over
the apparent liz nortune of Gen Walker
| lie is but an atom with the force Of this
movement, of which he is the nominal head
now acquired.
Highly important dispatches were re.
ceived from Mr.. Dallas at Washington, on
the u May, informing Gen Cass that the
British Government had rejected the Dali
| las Clarendon treaty. This rejection had
not been accompanied by any explanation Of
an extensive character, but by the next
steamer it was expected that full state
ment of the views of British Government,
would be forwarded to Mr.. Dallas. The
! British Minister Lord Napier had also re-
ceived the same important intelligence
1t astonishes him very much, as he had
taken the position that his Government
would offer no dithculles. to the ratification
of the Treaty. Much excitement was man
itested at the White House, and the Presi-
dent was affected by the announcement
1t was Immediately communicated TO the
other legations The French minister, it is
said, took it coldly, whilst the Russian min
lister was delighted ut the new embrogio be-
tween the two Anglo Saxon Governments.
1t was believed both by the President and
Gen Cass, that this rejection entire OF the
of the Dallas Clarendon Treaty had been
produced by the disposition on the part Of
Clarendon to take satisfaction out Of the L.
:. for the suubbngs that the British Gov
ernment received on the enlistment
California appointments~>
Richard Roman, Appraiser General. Of
San Francisco, Uice :. +. Bridge removed.
Michael Caine Officer at San Francisco, rice
OfP Sutton removed.
Judge McCorkle, tx Governor John Big
Ter, and Geo Penn. Johnson, came passen
gers on the Golden Age.
dispatch from llarrisburgh, states that
a new political combination had been devel-
oped in Pennsy vania, between a portion Of
the Democracy and the Americans, and that
Ex-Governor Geary has agreed to except
the nomination for Governor
The Union Warehouse AT ApalachicOla was
destroyed by fire, together with the Post
Office. and 1000 bales of cotton. Loss esti-
mated at $500 900
The buildings Of tho Machine Company,
at Sandusky Ohio. were burned the same
day-Loss 100000. The extraordinary
weather of the past few weeks has been the
principal theme of the Atlantic press. The
whole country, North, South, East, and
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