New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-23

o,wh;,h por.sc1 r,st Of oo1r-s al~sys be ksb
4. 10 the fed, on. of Rsas lie supposed the. he
sn'.s bsye Go more available nen which cxa b
apded BY tn. cleaners on the lake, and . repe.ed
,bsi sbo1. 100 Guaieims troops had been landed u
Reshio. 100
Csnas marched force OF 400 men into Virgin Bay
on the LEI instant and after occupying the 20 ep
bours be rsjoineo bis force az st G.orge.
wsber bas bad no c'mmni icaton s',h The i.seor
river since the steamers were se'sea py ne Co,ss
Ricsrs nor hiss be sny mesos OF doiogso
F,ea tie AsriaedA Cesrter, zee. o.
The West lrdis royal nal steamer SHsn', Cape
Bsynton, arrived haze on tho IN non o'sy.o.n whI
s,me twenty-five passengers, INC uoins fourteen OF
walkers pen. She leaves this tor CHnASena a. NO
night OF the sth hst
We have no 10 our city quite q number Of Walker
men, who most Of them entirely d-penient upon
charity for their daily bread, and We believe ell Of
whom are without means TO secure passge 70 tneir
homss Without regard to the objects for vaSo, these
peIsops lea home; or tbe means by which thsy came
hitter, they should certainly DO sent home We ear
pesty trust that citizens OF influence will endeavoy
10 secure them passage.
r, yp.ctug the actual condition OF Wslkers men and
the allies near San Juan Greytown), We have only to
Col Icckridge has force at 300 men. "th tive
small pjeces at Petscoy, about Elk miles eeios1 csa
pqui; that be has an iron steamer win wncn no con
mnpicstes with Puuts Arenas from his camp; hst 'ne
Gotta Rcans are 600 srons posted at different poin''
On the river and rhst thess aitez have 10 'nsF pos
ssion he sst rifles and sent out cr alker
two river cleaners and IL DOT re-takenl t~o isks
steamers -,
The annexed is postscript appended 70 oar letter
flor Which we have not THIS issuel, dated Grey
town. Feb. ,: "
The Rescue, the iron steamer which Is used by Co
Lock bridge as ueaDs CT COMMUNICATION betweea Dc
camp At Fort Andersen and this place, wss here yeste
dsy and went uo last evening. Col. L., VINO ret
courteous 81 good officer, without any Oh ine dssaps
tons go prevalent among mii'tny meo, xna efss
. dapn ted informs that ho etl
vas for N enforce nen that they have reeonnohereo
what they had supposed 10 bo formidso'e inSeocn-
nent at sasPiqu and have deeimiael Una. !. can DC
easily taken when they ready 70 push farther on,
VT ich they viii attempt in ve'y few days me re
enfo do no; arrive. There is nothing waaeyes
known here all reports TO the contrary notsinstAnd-
ing OF the movements oil eltSer party ~ Ae naei'ol
aimee the Costa Ricans retired alter their vst here
The annexed proclamation was posted and clr,uls,cd
in Greytown the day sf'er our s'rivs, there;
"NoTIcx, NorIcE.-To rHC CITIZENS OF SciSAcrA ANs
.tiep si President o. Cost. Rcs de.D. ss San ys.o
River which contrary 20 al law VIII I'm as dat
.s .ss s .5S ., AK S %ss .y
srt Ju ase on V. Ss San Ja.s ct the subjects
tom, who peace with Nesissaa and who may Yen
pass Gs S sysT, on sa sei they s found .as
Costa Resn force. y ne are Sew 'oe s1 s,Sv
punbr Of men With cary ou avy oe-c; may de
sire an oser fullest guaranty to al that these mJ order
pens tbs San Ju'p p,;T h he sa
cay Colonel and Enisr,lO. Agent for Nlear,ssA-
letter from our correspondent - Of Greyiosr'
states number of f.crs already peonsnea nere S
in The colpmps OF Thu Courier or those OF re Paaa
ma Star g. HeroM these we omit In addnion ~
informs Us that the schooner held by WsAer Ga N
lake is not lf large as represt ned In ne Sldvs
Herald Of the g.ih UT snd tast zoe ,sSn.nt d ~
nrt yiousv is incorrect the British Consul at PunA
Arenas having written TO British unctonaTy a, Grey
town. that the condition OF Walker ana ms men wse
,ba ~ med in Va Ali sides by
"an overwhelming force, and nearly dee'ta'e OF me"nA
of substance.
csrrsgsnSenes Of The Panans Braia.
SAS JUAs DE NICARAGUA, Feb 3. 1857.
The possession Of the River an Juan by the Costa
RicaDs has .fectaally sPpet our receiving any neS'
Of Gen Walker, or his Whereabouts. except what hss
already been Published BY you
Tbe men brought out by the Texas TO Join Walker
upward Of 2O0 having found all the riysr os:e seAca
by the Costa Ricans and taken by them ny the nver,
.tt too and 10 few daysrepared an old river sseams
which had lain up for come tme 10 dhspids'eo con
cition With this the whole party wcnt up me en
Juan and eucamptd within eight miles Of the s1aPqui
the fst station OF the Costa Kicsns sod have throwh
up n eaTthwoSk fort there.
They tndeavored to 20 up higher but, when abreast
Of they if, S% the S1s,.
Both psities are now iensn,ng insctive, the hlll-
busters swsDg the srrivs Of reenforc dement's by the
Ntw Orleans steamer in which expect they will be
grievousy disappointed o. che vss aTeady three day.
overdue. II the does not arrive very The positoa
ust be abaDdore] the and steady progress Of
disease and desertion has already reduced their number
to lete than one-hAf.
A large river eteaDer has been commenced 10 be
built at the factory Of the TrAst Company. ct Point
Arenas, end is IN an advanced state. The Gotta
Rcans will now zee, when too late tho great mistake
they committed In not destroying completely the fec
tory and every veetge Of a steamer piece Of ma.
ehibery on Point Arenas, for should any renforce-
uens arrive from the States the hlibasters will have
two Efficient river steamers to force passage 40.
The Soisnt takes down eight deserters from Walkers
army. The accounts thy give Of the p,ivatious sni
hoships they have undergone are heart rending and
horriyiDg in the txueme The wo st form Of life o.
the Cslifor MAN or Austi allan dggings eysam vhen
compared with the life Of private soldier IN the Mics
rsgusn amy. The majority Of the deserters which 70
who were seducsd from the Ststee by Walkers off ,er,
who represented NicSrsgus TO be little short Of Para
die and modern FL Dorado, whore large fortunes
we're to be made in q few months. II would be ciai.
liable and phlanhropic act for SOME Of the newspaper
in New York and New Orleans to make the public 40.
quanted with the true facts Of the caee and dssusde
any more Of their fellow citizens from being ured into
this grus fatuus.
II is truly melancholy 10 witness the individual
of men which the advent Of Walker has caused In
Nicsrsgus. PaIties who once lived in cay opusncs
are now reduced to tie worst form Of penary, ekng
out miserable existence in shanties in Greyto re-
duced TO This state by Walkers corhsca.ions and the
burning Of Granada.
rsguans who ut tint thought be would be psnscea
for The NUM- rous revolutions which distrac,ed their
unhappy country They NV see their fatal error 10
ever having tolerated pira icsl adventure, who
tn. bSey prosituted one Of Liberty and progress, and
whose Inc vii able overthrow every honest minded per-
son ust lotk On with ocmp'soency.
The Briirh feet at Gr-yto1n at present are her
Pioneer. The Orion was on Q cruise to Pedr, Keys.
The be a,fh of the crews extrt meiy good.