The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22
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Uoi Lookrhgs has toroe OF 500 mon with 1--WE smau
pieces, a Petacca, abou, miles beo~ Sorapaus taat
he has N iron steamer with whlch he com nuaioatss
wrn Panta Arenas from hh camp thai he Ooes RtoAns
are ooo strong posted u different points ON toe river
and that thess latter ha thesr possessos tro last
rifles and howxsrs sent out for Walker two river eteA
mess n. and sM not re- .shsnl two lake steamers ,.
wnica NO have eos room In this sus dated 6festo~n,
The Rescue the Iron sea mer which Is used by Colonel
Locsrdge % means OF CON munoaton bes~eea his
Damp ~ Fost Anderson and ths place. Vas hsro yestsr
oay, snc wea' up lass evening Cd H., who 10 very
courteous and good oaoer without any OF the dlsaips
TORS 40 prsvaeas anoog midsAry mon, and especially
"ciibussers,' a denonnsled, aforms us that he ssi
what they had supposed 70 be ormidase intrenohmeot
at Sesarque and have deter mined that be easily
taken Shea hey are ready 90 push further on wnlsh
mens do NOT srrve There is nothing Whatever known
here, al repors to the conray Notwithstanding, Of the
mevemenc OF either parry In ths int ro snQe tho Oosa
Rcans retired after their Wis, here under Spencer
Tho annexed proclamation was posted and circulated In
Grey town the day atter our arivA there
q he president O Costa ssca declaring Juan
proceed open same and viii prevee sny co:Oo BE-
may be living on the San Jnsn or he subjects o. any sorss
nations who are at peace with hssragua and whs may wh
ever sseY are not oSna .iains o. s.:
republic s q ss ss hs.
sucient nnmbes OF es now With me TO carry out any oS
Done !. Fort AadsrOn the JuAu riyes sA the ,h
0Oaos el and Emigration Aseo, for Nicaragua
A letter from Our correspondent -" at Greytown
tho columns Of the Coarr those Of ,hs Paosms star
HT0ld; these we omit Ia addition, he informs that
sxys IS ss 90 rs a. 1O I'm S -
ipsADt and that the statement respecting the oond don
Of Walker snd his men, ten days prevousy 10 incorrect
the British Consul at Punta Arenas having written 10
British fupctionary at Greyto~n that "he condition Of
Walker and hs men WAS depl0rable ~ they were
hemmod In all sides by an overwhelming force. and
nearly destitute OF means Of Subsistence"
Per schooner General Mosquers, arrived a. PanAms ON
the Atm nst news wa. received that General Canas vM
preparing 10 attack Walker ct Kvss.
Correspondence OF the Panama Herald
SAn JUAN DIX NCARAGUA, Feb. 3, 1857
Tho possession OF the river 5au joan By toe Costa
Of Gen. WsiSsr, o. ii: 1seresSouss eHosp. what Ia:
already been Published BY you
Tho men brought ous BY the TENS 10 join Waker (up
wards Of 200 having found ali the river boats seized By
the COSTA Rscans enc taken BY them no the river set
TOO. and In few days repaired old river steamer
zion " III this he whole party went up sSs San Juan
and ecosmped within eight miles Of the Serapqds-the
rst ssahoa OF the Costa Reans-and have thrown up
They endeavored 10 20 up higher, but when abreast
Of serspque they got sho from the COSTA Rcans, ser
Both parties arc nov = rsn.iSns Inactive. the albus
srs awaiting the arrival Of reinoroemeDss by The New
Or cans steamer. In which expect they will be g'iev
due she does not arrive very soon tho position must
bc abandoned the and steady progress OF
and deseron has already redu sod thsrhumbef 10 less
large river steamer had been commenced TO bs
bull. ~ the factery of the TrAnst Company, st Poa.
viii nov see, too late, the great mistake they
mhHd In pos dee1oying pieteiy the factory and
sny ;s Sa
the States the albustcrs will have Two ehcent ver
sseane.s 70 foroe passage up.
army: The accounts they give Of the privatons and
hs,oshipa the have underEons are heart reading and
Californian or Australian dixgiDss ely sum when CON.
pared With Tho HE OF private soldier IN the h,csrasu
rwy. Tho majority Of the deserssn which 20 by shs
steamer appear 70 be quiet. wol disposed who
scduced ron The States by Walkers officers repre-
sented Ncarsgus TO DO Idle ,hort OF Paradise and
dern Fl Dorado, where large fortunes bs made
few months IL would be obari.s,s and phiIanthro.
PIC ao for OF the newspapers New FORK and New
0rssns 70 make the public scquassd with the true facts
o the oase and dissuade any moro OF their fellow ou
zens from beng lurcd Into shls ignis fatuus.
hp nuiy melancholy 70 witness the individual cases OF
qua. PNues who lived 10 easy opuIeuoe are nov
reduced TO the worst form Of pcnury ekng out msers
bic s.ssuce IN shAnties In Greyto.n, reduced 10 this
state by Walkers ooanscarons and the burning OF Gre
NADIA
Ths lAs, act has exaspersssd against hm those Mica.
psusns VINO at urst thought would be panscsa for
numerous revelations witch d.rsosd thslr unhappy
country; they no their fatal ever having
tolerated . pirsucai sdventurer, Who fought wh,us .
tuted one OF liberty and progress and whose insvAos
ovsrthr,v every honest minded person must look
The Briush feet a Greytowu a prcssa, are nor Ne.
istys shps Cossack, Tarter, Iatrcp,d, Victor and
Plooeer. The Orion vas on Q cruise 10 Pedro Keys.
The health Of the crews arc extremely good.
Provisions arc both plenty and cheap, Flour vAs IN
abundance large cArgocs coming ny each paske also
BY sohooners from ~. Thomas, jamaica and AspinwAlL
CRUISE or TIM SCHOONER LInHnrr FROM Asrn.
WALL TO 0RgYT0ws-ARRIvAL IN roaT--rHE
BARK 0ESERAL HUBBARD AT AEoHOH-vIsfr or
CoLosEL KfsrEY-TBADE AND TRADERS IN THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or sPysCER--rHE BRITISH
CoKsUL FEEDING Walkers DysEEIERs.
tCorresponoence OF Aspn vail Courier.l
Or BOARD ScIoosnR ImssrY,
sAy JrAS Du NoErs, Jan. "a, 1851.
For aveek past we have been epdenvornx 10 acous-
tom oursef 10 the pran Of this little cram but until 10
day, when her work u lone tor tue present. aud she
Al rest she would give Us No opportunity 10 read OF
write. On The 18th We left Asr,n -a In company with
Mr. A.. " Harrison and Captain McSe.lly her master,
the owners Of this popular sc3o,nes Liberty or cruise
beautifully noswhs sdns the constant ann ,yasce
OF that terror 70 all land lubbcrs sicknosr could
not but admire continually tho admirable qualities asa
tho beautiful scsoh our tim and staunoh little craft.
In ADDITION 70 our party. there Vas Mr.. s. Woods
resident Of san Juan also passenger on BOARD, with
We found here only ose sailing vessel (besids nis
schooner which 70 said now 10 be eained By Mr. J. NJ
Scott and which brought Out provisions Cor Walker
bard, Capt. Smith, of HaiioweIl, No. We informed
that brig expected bore shortly from New York city
n I Ms % ss.s oros o. 81 run. sscs S.s bee. .s
toned usi ousshe tne hasbor for ioog time, len the
24th, aner hsvsG lost large anchor and found mpes
sble 70 lie In 30 exposed situation during the severe
wtauner then expcv,enced here.
The Liberty vas boarded VERY aftcr bcr arrival
49, psmSss 10 2, ola scqusin,snos Of .he Captain to
We vce suprised 10 dnd the Colonel cheerful and
cordial sprte the evident philosophy with which he
sustans himself In bidBg the Time for The
oi his hopes bcse Hs scourn In Greytovn has certain
" been accompanied With trials under which few men
would Be ready 70 vcioome strangers 70 sa drink and
The same evening We paid vlst asbore and called
he Colonel our old soquainanccs Mr. Beoj Mooney and
r Cody, aud met Der of the residents OF San Juan
Who hnev us, though Ne DID not know them. To day
No shall male another VISIT and shall be prepared TO
give our Bret impression, By daylight d this widely
famed city Of Greytowu.
HAss0s O' sAs Ju,s On Sorr', Jan g. 1851
The principal parties doing any considerable business
In the present tovn Srs Mancho, Cabans; Me@ys.
MAMMA, shspard Campbell, and BGnei o., tbe,r chief
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