The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-20
The DEPARTURE OF GENERAL WALKER.
Sailing OF the E1IlbUster Expedition for Vi
car sla9Ua-Nsmss OF Some or the Omeers, &c.

yesterday with the adv guard or first division his
army, with the view Of falling with the transports
somewhere in Lake Bogne and at proceeding 10
Everything appears to have been we'll condssted and the
effort to stop tho expedition has resulted like all previous
similar ones-in smoke.
The following communication, from member Of tho
expedition, received by this morning, and contains,
VIC believe, all the information tho subject OF tho do
pafture which is Of any interest at present
Before this reaches you Cen Walker will have left the
.nso s'a"s On ms way PACK 20 Nicaragua wh .he nrs.
division OF emigrants. This division Will number about
three hundred and nifty men, hundred OF whom
left New Orleans. OF this number there thirty
officers and men who with General Walker in Mica
ragua. Tho officers are as follows
Aids 10 the Ge,erai-Major J. V. Hoon and Captain A.
Brady.
Assistant Surgeon General--Dr. Kellum
Co'cne's-Frank p Anderson, Bruno Netzner, Thomas
Henry
Liem Coloneis-s T. Tucker A. swingle
Caltaias-C Fayssoux and $. Kennedy (navy) J. 2.
West, j. Cook, D. + Whittier, Mchesney,
Liettendnts-Wm A. Rhea, McMchae, X. G. Stosey
Winn.
Girl O6fccs-F Belchcr Jacob Colmm.
Sofdiers and Cuisens(has Brogan, John Tabor edor
Nicdrdguense) Fred Romer John Ruttcr, J. w. West NJ
tayanagb, r. V. G. Richards, w II. Hunter John Yates,
been in Nicaragua, but could recoect them when
hurriediy looking over the list Of names Many others
who anxious Ia return with Gen Walker TO Nicara
qua have been disappointed by not knowing certain when
Col Anderson, Major Hoon, Capt. Kennedy, Charles
Brofan and Jacob Conus were among the original fifty
six who left San Francisco with Gen. Walker in 1856 in
the brig vcsta.
The present force may be considered rather small by
some TO eject landing but predict that will be found
equal to the duty assigned IT, Gen. Walker goes out with
merely the advance guard to effect landing and make
standing POINT.
[From the New Orleans Delta, Nov. 12.l
MOVEMENTS or THE FILiBusTEgs.
we noticed IN our Yesterdays evening edition the de
partre oi The steamship Fashion from our port supposed
10 be destined for Nicaragua with emigrans. The Fash
ion, suppose, will proceed to Of the Islands
lake BorgDe (most probably ship isand), and there
await the coming OF General Walker and his men, who
Ii last,evcnng the Mobile boat Lake Pontcharan
were present at the depot yesterday when some two
m WI dDWnt In thp III he ht0
about two O'Clock in the day We thought them rather
tine looking set of mon, and every seemed If he
might do good service in the field. We learned that
General Walker and staff went down In the train.
The men had nothing but blanket and carpet bag
apiece the provisions and ammunition having been ship.
ped on board Of the ashion.
From the New Orleans Bee Nov L.
OFF,
For Nicaragua, Is conccturcd, but not posi-.
lively advised where, the universal every
body nterrogatory yesterday as to where many
had gone the steamer Fashion which vessel is well
known tn have been purchased by Gen Wm Walker,
the friends Of his great American@tiou movements IN
Nicaragua and tO have left this the very unusual
hour OF II O'Clock last Tuesday hight ION for parts
knownYn asked every body ''Yes, OIL for parts un
known answered every body's friend and Gen Walker
and great many others ay 50O) have not been heard
OF in New Orleans since We wonder ourselves where
many than usual could be going the regular
mail boat which left tor Mobile last evening Who knowsr
GENERAL WILLIAM WALKER IN COURT.
This notable parsonage arrested about IL O'Clock
Tuesday night by virtue Of affidavit made before his
Honor Judge McCaeb of the United States District Court
in which tho atlantis, r. Walden Henry Crane and H.
Polk, affirm that "from information received they verify
believe that the tenth day Of November and previous
ly thereto, William Walker has, within the territory
and Jurisdiction the United States begun and set ON
foot military expedition to be carried against the
territory and dominion Of the States OF Costa Rca and
Nicaragua, and against the people thereof with whom
the United States and during such alleged acts
at peaceal IN violation OF the form and statutes and
against the peace aud dignity Of the United states far
ther that said william Walker has provided and prepared
the for iurthcring said expedition, &c Where
fore they pray that the sad William Walker be arrested
x~ae Of ss al or consress Of Apr 90 ISIS knoo ~
the Neutrality actn The General gave bail required
IN tho Of $1,000 Colonel slater OF this sty being
his security for his appearance on Tuesday, the 17
inst. Hon. Pierre soue is his counsel
ARREST OF GEN. WILLIAM WALKER.
The following affidavit was made before Judge AcCaeb
q the United States Dkuct Court, New Orleans ON the
rnisd Sates crAmerica Elstrr Ditriot If Louisiana
Before the unders gncd Judge Of the United states Ds
ct Court FOR the Aforesaid Eastern district "f louisiana
personally and app T. Walden, Henry Crane
and q. II Polk, who, beng duly sworn, do depose and
charge that from information received they do verify be-
evc that tto 10th day OF November 1867, and prev
ously thereto, VIM Walker has within the territory
jurisdiction of tho United sai.s wit within the afore
sad district, begun ard act foot military expedition
and enterprise o b. carried from the tcrrrory and
jurisdiction aforesaid against the territory aHd do
OF the states OF Costa RiCa and Nicaragua
and of the people thereof, states and people with
whom the United states are and were during such
alleged acts At peace, contrary to the form of tho
statutes OF tho United states made and provided
and against the peace and dignity " the And the
hatd \. r.. walden, Henry crane ami y. H. Polk do
further, on oath, from Information received, verify
believe and charge that, the 10th day OF November
1861, and preyiogly thereto, the said Wm Walker has
within the territory and Jurisdiction Of tho United states
20 wit within the aforesaid district provided and prepared
the means for military expedition and enterprise, "a be
carried the territory and Jurisdiction aforesaid
and from the United states against the territories and do
ol Sates and people With whom tho Jnitcd states
are and have been, during The preparing and providing
Aforesaid st peace b. wthe states and people Of Mica
ragua and Costa ya, contrary 10 the form of the statutes
ui the United States such made and provided and
against the peace and dignity of the same. Wherefore do
pon,ns pray tha; the sad Vim. Walker be arrested and
dealt with according 10 law. o. ~ FOLK,
HENRY CRANE
sworn and subscribed before thls iOih day Of
November 1861.
warrant being Issued and placed III the hands oi nc-
putty Marshal Emile Mary, was hy that officer served
upon General Walker II hi. lelgne~ GA Custom House
street At N ociock at night They prUecicd 90 the ~
Charles Hotel where, BY previous agreement Judge VIC
Caleb N waiting 10 take the Generals recognzsnce-
for he appearance At court IN the morning Colonel
slater and the Hon Pierre SuuIe also IN waiting
The former hi bond e $4,000 for the Genera.
appearance. and the latter volunteered h. counsel
The General appeared before Judge Mefaeb ia court.
with bis frlsnds, and a formal bond uf $1,000
should tie charge b. sustained before The Grand Jury,
the uhi will come "a Ia the United states Circuit Court
RErSroRcEsENrs FOR GENERAL wALKER.
Prom the Washington states, Nov. 10
In the California news received by tho It tnup you
viii notice The simple announcement tina, a company of
cmRrans were orgauZng at san Franc tor Tehuante
learn ttp Cninny aucstnn sts of Tie
Tcnforcemcuts Tor Geu Walker which, you already
know. expected 10 JOIN hs from the Pacific
side
i supposed Tia, they got M pr Central America
somewhere from the ls ~ the 5t INST Up to thc time 81
the snng - the stsamer from franisco tho ultimate
objects Of the grant expedition di not ~ have
been suspected by the federal oaictrs
fIrCm the New Orleans Pcayune Nov l3l
We have already announced that Gen Walker hal been
arrested N New orleans aud had been held d spper
before the usted states District Court bond u $3.50
Il viii T. ~ thc following from tn Eusniag Ntos,
that the ~ GOO t0nd did not ong dct4n him 70 he Cres
cent City =
GES. WAIIIE oS Hfs TRAvEs-We are Informed that
Gen. Walker, Of Nicaragua rrnown. with number of
arrived IN the hay this morning on Tho steamer ta
forua. from New Orleans, when he and h. party
transferred the steamer Dck Keys which mmCi lately
steamed Cu. whither are uUt ADVISED Uncle sans
Wa,chlncn will. doubtless. b. on the alert.
ter part 10 not cute understand what Uncle
sans watchncn' have to do vfh he natter. The Pa
shion we learn, is ~ ply areguar packet between
this port and Nicaragua she regularly cleared at the Gus
tom House took beard the neu above mentnnel a.
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