The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-15
OUR AsPINwALL CORRESPONDENCE.

ARNwAIL, N. c., Dec. 4, 1857
Arrival Of the Fashion at Aspin,odH Of the
Landingat Greytovs-The Expedition up the Colorado
Condition Of the Fili6sters-Walters Reiaforcemens
to be Ttercepted-Thredtened Arrest Of an Officer Of the
Saratoga by Walker, dc.
The steamer Fashion, which took out Walkers exped-
zion from Mobile arrived in this harbor about O'Clock
A. ~ on Wednesday, Dec ., frem Grcytown. She was
Immediately preceded by the British royal mail steamship
Dee also from Greytown. They both left Greytown
the morning of the first From the officers of the Dee
and passengers from Greytown the Fashion gather
the following particulars of the landing of Walker and his
party of hlibuslers-
The Fashion appeared o the harbor of Greytown the
oath of November She made attempt TO enter, but
kept her way down the coast On arriving at the
Deuth Of the Colorado about twenty miles from Grey
town. she and landed forty five of the libusers
The next day che appeared again of Greyown and under
. full head Of steam into the harbor close by
under the very guns Of The United States soop Of
war sAraioga-laid alongside old hulk, the
warehouse and before the guns of the Saratoga
could be manned and brought to bear the hbusters
with Walker the head had all scrambled the side of
the hulk and from thence dry land Ono hundred and
forty one all told landed the hulk, the point oppo
site Greytowp, making hundred and eightysix in ALL
They are all we'll armed with Mime rites
The party forty landed at the mouth Of the Colo
rado commanded by Col. Frank Anderson, who
Of the original fifty six who went from California
with Walker, on his first invasion Of Nicaragua
Upon landing tho party Immediately proceeded up the
Colorado 10 its junction with the San Juan, twenty miles
from Greytown, and took possession of Leaps Island
small island the river owned and occupied by
OF the name, British subject. AT this point the
party was again divided. Twenty OF the sent
I'VE miles further up the river and themseves
At point cailea Fort Anderson on the plantation Of Senor
paiaca a Spanish subject ON the Costa Rican side.
Walker, with his 14i men, was on the Point and was
heard that he would make attempt to advance
n the interior until he hal additions 20 his party. A
steamer Savannah and brig from Galveston were
daily expected with other hlhusters.
Maker landed the Point co barrels pork 90 barrels
beef 30 barrels nour, casks sugar sask rice sack
coffee and boxes ammunitiop-enCogh To last only few
weeks.
The United States frigaie wabash, Commodore Pauld-
mg's flagship, eft this port at o'clock yesterday tor
Greyown II reinforoements expected do not arrive
before the Wabash reaches Grsytown they will bo inter-
cepted-they will never land
Walkers officers are Col Bruno, Col swinge, Capt
Fayssoux and Col Hough DR.. Kelum IS at the head OF
the medical staff.
Public opinion and feeling native and foreign at Grey
town, as well @ here, rs strong against Walker The
general impression Is that he will be starved cut In six
weeks
Immediately on landing his walker took possession
Of the warehouse Of the Transit Company and began 70
appropriate lumber They ordered OF by Capt
Chsiarj o the Saratoga and they then took possession o
native huts.
lieut. Cilley attempted b land on the Point with two
unes, on a cunning excursion. He was ordered OF by
Walker. Cilley replied that he American citizen
and had good right there as Walker. Walker an
swereo have hsre nev men 70 you, c9 sv .s, you 10
have from Fort San Carlos and Castillo Rapids TO
the 2sth November. The fort stl bockadcd BY Gen.
caaty, IN The steamer san Carlos wth ai.y men was
About 400 Costa Rcans hold the Rapids-about ono ha
ft for duty. Provisions were very scarce.