New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28

COmpanys premises, where a company Of w slkeYs
were stationed. These fools drew themselves
up In battle array, "A if 10 resist the sailors had
they wished TO land, which they had no orders 10
do; but amused themselves by firing round shot
and minnie balls acroes the point and over the
heads of the fllibusters into the sea. This demon
stration the part OF the commander of the Sars-
toga evidently frightened Walker, for that evening
be withdrew all his men from the point below the
Company's works, and concentrated his whole
force around the shanty which be dgniied as head.
quarters of the Ncanguan army. Another letter
was sent him on the % inst.
L. 8. s. SARATOGA, Dec. 9, 1857.
SiR:-As am entirely opposed to hsrmng any one
unless know Ihsve full right and very good reason 70
do 10, wish onoify you in time that your the
point are in the way OF any shot may have 10 fire 10
bring vessels to; for am determined to bring all YES
sells to- that may fully inquire into their character.
OF course do not admit yOur claim to the soil nor
you yourself in earnest imagine that any nation Of
the civilized world can do 20 either.
Rr.pee,fny FREDERICK cHATARD,
Gen WILLIAM WALLER. Commander.
To none of these letters from Captain Chstsrd
has Walker been able to reply one word, and now
that he ia distinctly informed by United States
officer that he has no rights in this country it is
to be hoped be will remove before blood is shed.
Captain Chatard has informed the people in Grey
town, and we have also been assured by DR..
Green, the British Consul, that Walker shall be
sent out of the country by English or American
men.of.war, and on this assurance We confidently
rely.
To t. excellent American Consul, Mr.. Cottrel,
and TO Captain Joseph N. Scott. We are indebted
for having Walker painted in his true eolors to the
estimable commander of the Saratoga; to him
truly are the inhabitants of GreytOwn greatly in-
debted, and We sincerely trust the United States
Government may reward him az he deserves.
Here is placard which was posted UP shout
town:
WANTED For The Commander the united state oop
ofw1 Private Tutor who unde.nd. he had or
M 6,' Of the ERs M, GrsT % s,n Consul. Gag9
This was posted on the American snd British
Consulates, the Mayors residence, the Station.
House and Mrs Steyens's st. Nicholas Hotel. Few
eral officers from the Saratoga came on shore with
men; the offensive pscsrds were speedily torn
down and great indignation expressed l never
saw gentlemen so excited, and it would have gone
hard with the author had he fallen into their hands
The British Consul offered reward Of go for
the discovery Of the perperator and the officers OF
the Saratoga have sworn his destruction whenever
found. 1t was doubtless the work Of some private
from the Point.
Commodore Pauding arrived here cn the 9TH,
and soon received news that the pirates under
Anderson, had surprised the garrison at Castillo
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at once made aware, through the Consul, Mr.. Cot
trell that decisive would be- taken against
the fllibusters. In company with the Wabash
came the English lne-of- battle ship Brunswick and
English steamer Leopard. Next day the United
States steamer Fulton, from Boca del Toro, came
into port, but M the rain came down III torrents,
with very heavy sea 0ntside, nothing was done
Commodore Padding had sent word TO Walker
that he considered him a pirate, and would
take him and all lis men prisoners. Walker
sent Capt FayssOux on board the wabash
TO tell the Commodore that he should resist To the
last This was on the 18th. and Capt. Fayss"H
was detained on board the Wabash until the marines
and sailors were sent on shore. These united with
the men from the Fulton and SarstOgs made
force of $50 men; $50 on the Point, and 3W IN
boats The force on shore surrounded the hlho,Is-
ter camp, the boats advanced to the headquarters
of the pirate chief An officer thereon jumped on
shore, and called upon Walker To haul down his
flag and surrender to the United States: After oil
bis boasting. the man OF destiny made 10 resist
snce, but surrendered himself and his whole
force. The whole affair did not occupy ten minutes
The fac was hauled down and Walker carried
prisoner on board the Fulton just as the steamboat
Morgan came down the river. She wss lmmedi-
ately surrounded by the armed boats and taken pos
session of for the United States she was under me
command Of De Brssot, an old hleuster WIN
Mr. Macdonald an agent of Garrison and Morgan,
on board. There were also On the steamer AZ 0.
so Costa Ricans, taken prisoners BY Anderson at
Castillo. and on board the steamer La Virsen. AZ
soon as the flibusters were made prisoners he LII
glish steamer Leopard left for Jamaica.
Thus ended the second raid of the filibusters IN
Nicaragua. and the civilized world are indebted "
Commodore Psulding for the prompt acton he Nae
taken in the business. Walker and the men were
sent on board the Wabash; Walker officers on
board the Saratoga. A guard OF marines was
placed in the deserted camp OF the hhbusters some
of whom were hiding in the bushes, Piahdelnx
provisions. arms and ammunition, with the inten'
tion of going I'D the river TO Join Anderson. On the
10th all these straQgers were captured lnciud-
inc the agents Of the New-York thbusteFs
Morgan and Garrison-snd this day they VIII
All h. ON their WAY 10 the United States, al the men
having been transferred TO the Saratoga, when
vessel proceeds 10 New-Orleans, Walker atone
going On the Wabash to Aspinwall, he having gwen
his parole TO proceed to New-York and deliver nm
self to the United States Marshal the!e- ioh may
veil imagine that the inhabitants Of this place are
reoced at the exodus of these adyentufers and now
ONLY await the surrender of Anderson and MS party
in Castillo, who on their arrival here are TO be re-
ceiyed on board man-oi-wsr. suelon a copy u
the letter from Commodore Psul'hng ealing upon
Walker To surrender:
UxI1Ep STATES EI,G-SHP WtsA,s:
OF San Juan del Norte, Dec. J, 10
wall and sent with NV dispatches 10 the Government.
Thai M Dec CAM. 70 hand ye.terdsy