New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-30
ANOTHER DESnRrER,s STORY.


Thee Bow III our midst noinoer oil the unlorta-
mates, VINO taking aoysAtege of his Excellency PIesi
deIt Mora's proclamation, nave seized the earliest
opportunity de EFT the pratica ranks OF the bandit
Wsker AL agree in the most piiiaoie accoants OF
their ueaiI6nt and n5iy III tne forces USED 70 compel
teen to lake Up arms; rOm some oil these lmpJrGan
documents Voluntarily swJrn 10, we seiect on5 Tor the
information O reaOers, ana when shall nave been
read We think ali will concur vita that the
the earth be- iicGed OF 30 d-moniacd u scOarge the
better.
Copy and trai elston Of document the original Of
which il 10 be found in Hannoyeran Consulate:
On the 18th OF February, 1851, &; o'clock IN the
afternoon William Abrberg, Hannoverian subject, a
doctor by prof. salon. swOrs On the Blole to toll tue
truth IN reply 10 such CUES ions as may be- put u him.
To toe question Whether he nsa been IN toe service
Of William Walker and how long he stated tha: be
cane passenger for California, with the rest OF bis
family in JuBe last year, but thai on h arrival at the
Virgin, Walker forced hun to tase ar ns.
TO the question; How mad he been treated while in
Walkers ranks? he said that from the cst dsy he had
a treatment inhums0 as cruel, ami that IRON thai
time bis only though had been how 10 elect MS escape
which no could hot do until the lot OF February, at
p. M, from Virgin Bay.
To the question, WHIST was the general feelin,
anopg Walkers men up to the day of ns leaving be
declared that with the exception of l2O or 10 Know
others Of hts foces di-gusted that they ali
determined to desert on tue inst opportunity.
To ,he questiOu-ln what condiilon was Walker and
his followers up to tbe last day of January He stated
"
pitfalls were conuouay full, aud that all those who
we're taken to the hospital invariably died within few
days; tnat the sick lett without food Or DOCTORS
and often without even water; that the wounded are all
full of maggV.e and that there are cases In which they
die eaten up by animals in the hospital. Whea asked
If he knew thing else OF importance, be stated that
in Granada, he knew Cuban called Don Antoine Be-
dancon, who persuaded by Gen. Henniogsen had come
bringing with him from SO no 10 600, which no
lent to Walker Duriog the siege of Granada they
forced him 10 work at of the cannons and becoming
6ck sent to the Virgin where he vas put in prison
without any being assigned tor 80 doing, along
with Don Frederick macheit bat he died within few
dsys without berg aIten led to- and tue declNant be-
heves that similar fate would attend Msjor Mschet,
who was ikewise i'll.
The decIarant likewise declares, that 1t ia his moral
conviction that Walker oahuot hold out Inuca logger,
even though the slles do not attack him: and toas
Walker viii probably be pat an end to by his own
people.
sisned by the decsrant in the orisiosl
hNsoyEnM CONSULATE ISL February. 1897.
COr.e Of H. GcOrs, vh King of H.novsr aud Prince of
- fo" ths Abs~ Senanal Costa Rieanl Feb Is.
On ue AFTERNOON OF Monday Col. Maxiuo Blanco
marched eis o into the ci'y headed by the mill.
tary band, who hsd gone out 10 grst tbesa warriors
upon their return. Considering the srdu ,us duties thew
have had TO encounter the looked we'll and full OF
cheerfut ess indeed, Consciousness of hayiog doue
'her duty would OF itself produce such efe Il; but We
must not ose sight OF the fact that they met with In ,se
70 welcome ther return, whose h.ppy smile. and in
ward rtjcicings would, we presume, Of all times pro-
dpce the mott pleasarsbe denon.trations
The latest dates we have from General Csnss and
allies bring 10 the 10th inst No deceive action
has token place. and can only suppose the delay to
ake its origin in desire 10 spare efosion Of b ,od
0every day brought in fresh desertep and couvic.
ton prevails from the state Of restitution and priv atoo to
vhich the bandits force ia reduced that lev more
days be allowed, none will remain by him bat those
dsspersdoes who having neither home nor place of
refuge 70 retire TO- cling to the fortunes of the indvd
uA Who has rssed them to the position tbey nov hold,
and once driven from which they feel ID st obloqay and
ebscuiity mast inevitably be their doom.
Independently of tbese consderat atoms, We know that
ficsA division at present on Ire march from Liberia
70 JOIN General Canss. Tina force will probably ope-
ne sssihst San Juan del Sur, whenever the moment
MAI srse q which the decisive and final bio is u be
struck.