The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22

Of OF from the allies and In tho vicinity OF araas
d. Thsy had sept down the Blewncid's men 70 ORGY.
town for ammunition, their supply being exhausted
Our Panama Cerrrsps~denee.
PANAMA, Feb. Z, l5bs.
Lats< Nesos from Central Amrica- -Isceaiup from CAIs
Peru asd Sosah Poetic CooR-Accosns from 0rysosn
-CordSSou Of Walkers Rerua-Ecape Of Besersrs-
Costa Rsca~ Accoants-NNu BY he 0risabs--Reusas
for Walker from California Caodaa Of Ae Recruits on
Bowd-A Dceytr Sh@-S,pplis for Wauksr-Sspposed
Lon a kaior Rod9rs-Frade Of Vdparsiso- EnsressrS
Ssotiaia-The C7ops-Aid fsr Oosa Rica--DeatA Of q
american Lady-Con federation in South A~ertcd-P-o
gyeu Of the Peruvian Repoks!on- The Pswvsan Navy
$4,000 Offered for Recaptgre Of SAips-Ayws Wamed
to Ptrrhdse-Chimbordso Asoepd-d, DC, de-
avail myself OF the departure Of the Tennessee, with
the passengers per Orsaba from Ban Francisco 70 forward
you the latest received hero rom Central and South
America.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
We have dates nom Greytown TO the 6t instant from
from San Juan dol sur To the 3d. and from Costa Roa 10
January n. The Columbus due here the 10th, will
bring later from the Central American pors but
will mot reach in time 10 forward 70 you by this oppor
tunity. el
From Greytown all We learn H. that the recruits
brought out the Texas and Tor for waker have
been moved up the river 70 prevent their deseon and
ere stationed . mud nat, about six miles below the
Costa Roan enoampment, into whom they nred . few
shots when attempting ascend the river number OF
deserters down 10 Aspinwal the BfSh steamer
soent for the purpose Of making their way bsok again
10 the United States Some Of these men escaped
down the river logs Of wood the risk OF their lives
They give most unfavorabls account or the situation OF
ae poor fellows whom they le and stats that they
dying rapidly from exposure 10 the weather and bad
food. The enoampment u described by them ~ mud
dat In which the live up to their knees In water,
exposed 10 . burning sun and frequent heavy raias
soott appears, IL busiy engaged building steamer to
ascend the river but he cannot take her beyond the
RAPIDS and appear be the slightest chance
Of his opening the connection with Walker that is the
Costa RoAns sot with common prudence and tact
The Costa Rca Boetin Official publishes the oorrespou
dence bet @. Morgan and and J. NJ Scott With
walker. do not ranscr.bs the letters you will and
them republshed In tho Psnama Star end Herald They
clearly prove Morgan Il Co.'S compicty with Walker,
and Sootts letter will and astona most Of your
readers. It Is surprising how such . man could
have been placed In responsible position, but Am
correct In stating that he will not hold much longer.
Except the publication Of these letters, tho Csa Rcan
papers destitute Of General Canas, the com
mander or the Costa Rcan army, reported 40 be
about to be to d, something, and later rows from San
joan del Sur informs that battle expected the
4h, which probably the sOmsurs rserrsA TO- bat The
result We do not know yet.
From the passengers BY the Orizaba learn that she
brought down fty six recruits for Walker, Of whom fy
were landed but the others thought better Of the step
they had intended 70 take and hid themselves away
board BY all accounts these recruits very rough
lot Of fellows They committed many thefla board,
psto's and purses being most In demani mania OK
Isted among them for ripping open vs.ses and carpet
bags whenever IN opportunity offered.
A. soon ss this hopeful lot were landed ct
San Juan thsy were mustered on the beach, armed.
marched for the Of the expsoted fight From
passenger learn that ths evening seven OF these
reoruns deserted three CT whom were rsaken aud shot,
my informant saw poor follow led out, seated
chair on the beach ana volcy from six eight
kets fred into him. Such is the fate that awaits the fools
who Join the cause of the great General walker Am
assured by men who have been some tine with walker
thai his fosoe docs not number than ave six
hundred men, almost sll Of whom would leave him r
they could. have not Q single who does not
speak strongly Of the reckless dsrexArd OF life shown By
Walker for his they say that he would order bis
brother his dearest friend 10 be taken out and shot
tney In any way intsrfsred With his plans nss q
action Every thing and every one he saoriacss to his
is-stiabIe ambition.
Tfe orzaea brought down seventy i've barrels OF oess
them. This would look - II Walker was not SUN
csenily certain Of his stay In the country 70 run
the risk Of allowing such large quantity Of COM
nsssriat stores 70 fs into the hands OF the enemy.
Doubtless the steamer BY which this letter reaches yoa
will take home The favorable accounts from Walker
but by this tme the public IhAve icasnt 70 receive all
such statements oraso sas; they have also proba
bly, found ont that the statement OF affairs rooevsd by
way Of Panama generally correct and reliable
sssrrc you requires little trouble 10 sin tho truth
from the accumulation Of exagserstions with which
rescbss here. n TO write half of the stories
in circulation, certain you would refuse 10 give
them place In Jour columns.
when the steamer San Carlos taken by Spencer
and The Costa Rosn forces, there board Major
Rogers, onc o, Walkers principal men, who held the
office o! Connsoaior General OF Properly This gentle
man, u mentioned 10 you in previous leslcr, osmo
dovI 10 Asp,rwan In the James Adgor. and from
thence 10 our city, whore he chartered q
small boat 10 70 up TO san Juan del sur This
early In January; no intelligence hs. yet been
otivsd OF from him, nas bis boa. beon By
any OF the ssa or sailing vessels that have como
Gown the coast. some anxiety 10 fen concerning the
isle OF the boat and tho people ou board
There some sevcn eight invaiids at ssu Juan
ss the poor fellows were in g,eas distress ana IN
wre'ched hoslth The passensers made up purse 10
psy their fare down TO Panama Thar aocoanss OF The
state Of walkers army Is anything but as,serins.
SOUTH AmEhrcA.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Compspy's steamer
Bolivs arrived st Panama the 18th February bring.
ing the South Pacific mail.
Besides the few news items pubnshed In our local
papers, can CLEAN very little from the uhllesn and Peru
Wan journsls.
return OF tho business OF the port OF Valparaiso fLr
the year 1850 states the OF vessels a that port 10
have been li6I and the departures liza OF shs
sells entered 25i oame round Cape Horn Tvo Amerissn
vessels osi the coast during the yesr,ho bark
william Hamilton n the mouth OF the river Imperial
snd The whaer George wsshnston burnt In the bay Of
Tacshusno During the period IL 500 passengers
hx snhQ q ho-,ax ax4oh lQ L. znld