New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

A teegrapihc dispatch from Augusta, Ca, q few
mornings since, announced that placards were CIR.
cuated in that State, as we'll as in Tennessee, in
vitirg young gentlemen with aothing to do" to
try their luck in another invasion of Nicaragua.
The temptations offered in these syren sheets
were S25 PER month in hard cash, and 2oO
acres Of land, after said land had been conquered
Mr.. William Walker is therefore at his old bust
ness-at business indeed, much older than that
conqueror, since it was once undertaken BY GER
tain sable parsonage who offered qultclam deed
of this whole globe when he had not the slightest
title TO a rod of IT, II doesn't seem to us tina.
Walker titles in Nicaragua will be much better
th6n Lowber titles 10 New York, aud those are no
better than that OF the notorious character above
alluded to. However, Walker may in one respect
claim an ADVANTAGE; lie has distinguished patrons;
he is countenanced in his very liberal offers BY
SEINE Of the most yirtuous paternal officials of this
great city. NAY more, he is directly Endorsed by
the Government Of the United States. OF all the
men in the country be is the only one who is per-
United to 60 about openly and persstently defying
the Neutrality laws and with impunity organizing
an invasion Of fereign State with as much cool
hess as other people organize-Or, rather, in these
times dsorganize-r railway companies. OF course,
il our Government thus winbs at William Walkers
patriotic peccadllloes, ard permits its citizens to
be led or misld by his fascinating Offers why our
Government ought TO see that he stands by his
promises Therefore, if some months hence an
other Falstsffan res ment Of conquered scarecrows
should be landed upon our wharyes, minus the
monthly S?5 and the 250 acres of land, we think
that the Cabinet ought to make up the pecuniary
arrears out its own pocket, and that the Land
Office ought TO supply the missing soil.
twenty-five dollars per month looks very pretty
ulOu payer, particularly TO men who, by dint Of
the seyeTest lOahng, begging, borrowing and steal
ing, are unab e to make half that amount. Two
hundred AID fifty acres of land must look tempting
to those who never have owned rod, and have
only an expectancy Of some six feet after death.
We must Say that Walkers offers are very hand
some, but he is too modest by bali, ard conceals
usny Of the rewards which will await those who
yield TO his Establishments. Thushe forgets to men,
ton the eyers, agues, dysenteries, the gun
,hot wounds, the mules meat, the pleasant little
ply siOioslca experiments in starvation, and the
prospect delightful to a soldier, of knowing that
whatever may happen to him, his General is sure
to be safe. AL these we suppose, William throws
in, as q sort Of bonus, and exceedingly kind and
generous it is in him TO do so.
Perhaps as they are out Of business just now, the
returned Nicarsguan volunteers might be probably
employed as recruiting agents. Those valiant fel-
lowe, those veteran braves, who recently in our
Park shouldered their clutches and showed how
fields were not won, have such trig cheerful,
weu,tc.do lock, as if they had received their S25
per month with scrupulOus regularity, and each
owned broad acres in Nicaragua, that We think they
;hould be sent ground the country as model speci.
men. Of whs. William can 60 for bis friends when
be tree. Every ere Of these soldiers returned
!rcn TIE war: is living specimen II WIS! those