The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14

Houston ................Ca Captain Hal Runnes. 100
Austin Capt MeEachern. ..... 70
Brazora. Capt Phelps .......... 40
Powder Horn Capt Henry .......... rs
San Antonio river CAPT. Capt ssrbsbims, ... 100
Unknown. Capt Hosely, supposed. 80
+" .................C Capt Mciihenny. 76
............... Capt. Moore. ............ 30
Mos, these win soon leave for Nicaragua, and the rest
will follow with but little delay OF nothing has
yet been heard from General Walker since he left but
will be received from him by the LIST Of December
all tie ports the San Juan river, there
forces there to oppose him General Henningscn
IN New York doing all he TO aid the cause Colonel
Waters in Houston, and will leave with the first
grants 10 Join Walker.
well known that Walker is now receiving the active
cooperation Of many of the most influential in the
the recent financial embarrassment Of the country yet
everything progressing most faycrsbly. Colonel
Rogers IS in New Orleans, acting as General Walkers
principal agent there There longer any doubt
the position OF our government touching this move
ment. President Buchanan will Of enforce
neutrality laws as matter of duty, but is not dis
posed 10 embarrass Walker further than duty requires
and as there Is no intention TO violate any law Of
the country, the government viii have occasion TO in
terfcre 70 prevent citizens from emigration Ut plea
Tho fact Of Cen Walkers present return main
tain the government no had previously established, Va
looked upon certain guarantee for his success he
had determined not again " return without such
RANGES as would relieve him from any apprehension Of
caused his previous failure.
And in the Austin Journal another Texas paper appear.
cd the following advertisement
no! FOR ADvESTuRE'
Forty nine men wsnied, 10 join expedition 10 leave
this place between the 1s and 18th Of March The
result expected to be very profitable to all Interested
Meme but those Of known vcracity and bravery need
apply Such men can learn full particulars by applying
On the other hand the journals which did believe
In the Of destiny predicted bis annhis,ion.
The Apalachicola G1o y -,dru;tsr, says
GENERAL WALKER ~ THE SOUTH.
We doubt very much the -.ness cf the statement
that walkers affairs arc IN ruurshirg condition. 4
FIRST felt disposed to bid him "' spccd )" hut tho be
hef is fast becoming general ;1st the "man OF dcs
nvp la had his day and tnst nc win 4 again be allow ed
an opportunity trho away tho and fortunes or his
fellow citizens With al tc ri anita in his favor his
present position md that Of Ncarn fully attest that he
not the for the D.. We lst The admlnisra.
tion will enforce neutrality lawsp &c letter.
But II appears that Walker bringing his plans
quietly TO maturity, regardless d The predictions of his
enemies the remonstrances Of the Central American Min
sters and the instructions Of the government 10 their
officials at The South.
On the 11th ut, General Walker was arrested, at n
o'clock at night, at his lodgings, Custom House street.
New Orleans, by Deputy Marshal Emile Many, and
vcyed the ST. Charles Hotel whero Judge Mcaleb was
waiting take his recognzances FOR his appearance
morning Colonel Slater and Hon Pierre soule also
in waiting The former gave his bond Of f2o 600 FOR the
Generals appearance, and the latter volunteered his
counsel
Next day the General appeared before Judge MeC,deb
in court, with his friends and gave formal bond Of
$4,000 TO appear for preliminary examination the nth
When the appointed day arrived for the appearance Of
General Walker before Judge Mccaleb, or the United
states District Court to the charge Of having on
foot hostile expedition against Costa Rca and Nicaragua
the case duly called, but there no response
the Generals bail bond (sned by Colonel slscr) was
as matter of course ordered to be forfeited Mr. Slate
and Mr.. souc both appeared, Mr. sculc offering himself
as Geueral walkers representative The following Fri
day week appointed by the Cour, 10 hear Mr. Soul
the subject
The effect Of Mr.. souA's eioqucoce upon the Court
have not learned. The wmrsn, for Walkers arrest
issued by Judge McCaleb the following afidavn Of
three citizens Of New Orleans
United States Of America, Eastern Di1rfcs Of Louiridna
before the undersgned Judge vi the United States Dis
ict Court for the aforesaid Eastern district Of louisiana
and O. H. Polk, who, being duly sworn do depose and
charge that from Information receved they do verify be-
eve that the 10th day November 1887. and pre.
vousy thereto VIM Walker has, within the territory and
Jurisdiction OF the United States, 10 wit within the sore-
said district, begun and set foot military expedition
jurisdiction Aforesaid agsnst The territory and do.
nsinons OF the States OF Costa Rics and Nicaragua
and of the people thereof, States and people with
whom the United states are and during such
alleged acts nj peace, contrary 10 the form OF tho
statutes Of the United States made and provided
and against the peace and dignity Of the And tho
said r. Walden, Henry Crane and O H. Polk do further
cath from information received verify believe and
charge that the 10th day Of November 1857 and pre-.