The Nevada journal., 1857-12-18
Arrival of the Golden Gate.

Thirteen Days Later from the atlantic
States-Departure Of Walker for Nc
aragua, and arrioal at Greytown-
Burning Of the Government train con-
yfrmed-Resumption Of the Nea0 Or
leans Banks--American Horses 5eatru
at Nea0market-FaH Of fDelAi-DeaM
Of Gen Cauaignac, &c.
Gen. Walker, the fillibuster, left New
Orleans on the 18th of November, in
the Mobile Packet At the Balize, or
somewhere in the neighborhood he was
transferred to the steamer Fashion, and
is now on his way to the field of bis for
mer exploits. He is accompanied by
about four hundred men, and has pro-
visions for three or four months, and
abundance Of war materials. The stea-
mer Fashion was formerly a government
vessel and employed as transT ort. Sic
was recently advertised for sale by the
U. S. Marshal at New Orleans.
Orders were sent from Washington to
N. o. on Saturday Nov. 14th for the i'm
mediate dispatch of revenue cutters in
pursuit of Gen. Walker. The authori-
ties confidently expect to overhaul the
fllibuster before he. effects landing in
Central America. The General was
arrested in N. o. Nov 10th by Custom
House officials, but gave bail and set out
next morning. By the Panama steamer
we learn that Walker had landed at
Greytown. The following was tele-
graphed to Panama on the arrival of the
West India Island steamer Dec, at As
pinwall:
A correspondent at San Juan del
Norte, writing under date of 9th ult,
gives gloomy description of the condi-
tion Of Nicaragua under its present ru-
lers.
Freedom of fspeeb, much less of action
is entirely unknown. A word, almost
thought, is imprisonment Of exile. Sc
veral of the natives who favored the gov
ernment of Walker, have been shot.
some are imprisoned. some are working
IN the fields Of Matagalpa, and many
who were me ely suspected of friendly
to the AMERICANS have been banished
from the country.
Aspinwall; Dee I'd:
Gen. Walker has landed at Grevtown.
The following is all that kH5wn at
present of this new expedition: on the
Gath Nov. small steamer called the
Fashion appeared off tbs port: She did
not attempt TO enter but ran down to the
Colorado River whGre Walker landed
500 men and on the following day she
came into Greytown at full speed with
only ten ftieu 6n deck; ran alongside
hulk and before the boats of the u. S.
Sloop of WAR Saratoga. could board her
Walker and his party amounting to I5J
men had landed at Mr. Seott's Capt.
Chatard, Of the Saratoga, ordered them
away from Mr.. SCOTS premises, and has
taken Qreytown and the property be-
longing to the Transit Co Under his pro-
lection. He has also informed Walker
that he will not allow any depredations
to be committed in either place by the
Fashion.
Papers beng over hauled. it was found
that she regularly cleared from the Gus
tom H0use at Mobile
Sh, is now here (AspinwalD. We
have come here with dispatches for the
Senior officer of the British feet on this
station, and also for Commodore Paul
ding Of the L. S frigate Wabash
Walker and 100 Oiffibusters have land
ed at Grey ytowu. TIE American Cor
vette did not prevent their landing. F:f-
ty men went the river in boats brought
out by the steamer Fashion.
Dispatches have been received at
Washington Gonirmatory of the report
of the capture and destruction of Gov
ernment provision trains by the Nor
mons 1t is stated That Col. johnson
was determined to enter the valley of
the Great Salt Lake. and the route of
the expedition had been change in or
der to reach that point by road less OBJ
structed by snow than the one originally
adopted. The Mormons were assem-
bling in large force to oppose the ad-
vance troops.
Gen. Harney, With a large force, will
De ulSpatcneu 1or the scene OF actlOn as
soon as he can make an entrance into
the Territory.
The American horses Prioress and
Babylon made ami inglorious performance
for the Cambridgeshire stakes at New
market. Thirty-one horses ran, and
Babylon actually came i'll last, Mr..
PARIS Odd Trick was the winner.
Delhi has fallen.
Mr.. EdifOr:-As a patron of educa-