New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

iele,e tire SEX and suaor-g. "
TIE New York pSsssnrss tsvirs arrived f-o-,
Gs!iovD tie ~ or ttrUe hctes in tbe pl.cs whieh
ts ~ 81 uiy hSn shut m on &C Nr-' cfbe --rrL
pe.s ard dsbAuche-y C. Wa'Ssrs Aies vore ,bro ~
opfp eI6 entered the G:nicy roou cf the S,.nish
Hotel kept b hr AInise.i Eno for sI yesrs has 70
SIDED st WEE Bay. Oar fare q lrde fried bcs:
ard bsEarss ana smA. quantity of sou, bread with
COD Of tofce. ust the passe-ea-s sestsd hen,
selves st ths table, giant ces;b-Ike 6yrre s'ake6
into q sssi met I'D a. sued out Sc an hrug-y
too; have car nOtl l.E for week" caueht held C
bis arm al supported bin frou falling snG e1cl,ms
| tCrt q Great God Just Hes rer Poor te.
| loE-pske vay-s'ye him sest," frcn TIE Pass e.
gers. knife eid fork presented 10 hin sa! he
bs,s called 70 Tie fset thst BIZ. ne. vas r1sile corr
hertnGlkcG, - oann5tsee be was blind with .,Nrv.
tion piece OF NEST vss pat into bis m.ulh bu, lie
! aid 81 vt est szc spit L CIT upon the ioor 4
cap Ct cvffse wa 49, ''e: him, which with oficry
be swallowed but his stomach immecs'ey rejec ed it.
He vss renewed 20 the adjoining aiding occupied
a hcsY al, from which be had sCsyed. Ice mex.
| nCruilg he wss dead.
Major Curey whose quarters were At the ST. Charles
Hotel informed lie il the presence Of several passan
gers that the night previous, while sleeping 10 h. bsm
mock On The piazzs adjoining the United ster Hotel,
be vas sEcke w the grosns be supposed female,
which lie thought very strange inasmueh as the sick
and wouI6ed had ben removed the day preyious by
order Of Walker 70 st George. Dc visiting the build
ing he found the surviving child Of the irs' emgant
woman, little boy eight years old lying naked with
the exception Of shirt IN dying condition. He
poured some water into the lrs N~invs mouth, bat
lie could not swallow. He supposed 0e must have died
10 half an hour While the tst Of the sick sad
voUr6ed had been removed this little .eiloN had been
cluelly left - die.
Ir.s informed by = Csptsin in Wakes service
,hst there was then in Granada plenty Of barley for
the SICK and ba; when Walker frst eutere1 Gesusdi,
tie streets Of the city were found s7rnkled with iue
by the CT smoro party to proven Infection. And Jet
ms bosstfu President General who IL stated by bis
-1srv 1fAtrp wRQa
for the burning OF Granada that il had become 40 10
healtty-ar we might add, made unhealthy by the
filthy habits ard want of Discipline Of his followers.
These are the Anelo-Ssxous who are 70 shed the be-
rjn light of civilization upon those dark ened regions
The same officer informed me that he saw Capt j.
II. Scott of the New-YoIk Regiment of California
Volunteers and formerly Treasurer Of the City ct San
Frsncisco lying in his quarters ~ Granada in the
last stages Of yellow fever, and that the flies were
swuming about bis eyes and mouth. de died
soon after.
We might 60 on TO multiply facts like these, but
what can be expected Of a commaucer who neither by
nature or education Is a soldier. throwing himself
against an enemy with his little band Of brave but ex
hausted followers, subjectlDg them 70 long marches
with scanty food and a tropical climate The sidcrs
ard sbeor Of the insane project of attempting 20 col
cnize the tropics with northern race, had they al
ordinary share Of intellect, must have known hat II
would have been failure. The Scotch 10 100 MADE,
"a il well known an attempt to cOonze the opposite
coast rear Porto Bello l,H0 in rum6er, and si;naly
failed Although well Supplied with eysry necessary
which COu0 turnleu, ana guided Dy prguenl
management, at the expiration of twelve moths oGly
20 survived and many OF these died on reaching home
The King Of Spain might well ask his Vicercy at Pans
who is building up the walls OF that place, II they
were made of silver they cost much money a. well
as 60 many of the lives of his subjects. The Danish
Government rent out in 1884 fly recruits t. reeatorce
the Governors regm, mt at Santa CroI; but although
well provided for and carefully protected from the
weather at the end Of twelve months only two
survived They were Of a northern race.
A Judge Thompson informed NE that he went to
Jamaica 10 seek his fortune IN company with twenty
five young men, and at the end Of eight years himself
and another were the ouly survivors. And yet, In
the face Of these fscts the projectors OF this movement
under an incompetent leader, viii tell you that " he
"Islhmus is in fine ORDER perfectly healthy, aud that
Walker is victorious" In every attack made upon
TIE enemy during the last txo months he has met with
etfeat His ranks, is TO be hoped, wi not be fitted
up much larger from the ranks Of my deluded young
county men.
The couIse pru sued by the old Transit Company in
the face of much wrong, and that without redress rom
their own Government, alter ther lmMense expendl-
lures has been a noble one. While under thor drec
ton the route as 1 know from experience, having
passed over ii four times was comfortable one but
ia consequence of the war, the natives baye left the
Transit road repairs have ceased, anc II will require
much outlay 10 pnt it in order sgsiu.
The reueal by Walker Of the set o. 1893 OF The Leg
slstvre Of Nicaragua, eboisoing Slavery, has been
one OF tho many Movements sho"lng his saorslghiea
and runous policy toward thai people. Many OF the
old natives of -. Georges an agricultural people
came 20 Virgin Bay lat Fall aud asked old resident
if thew WI 70 10 DO MADE elsyes, the nercsns had
stated in their hearing thst the so could n0' Ue cu
waited will on, slave labor,
walker having placed himself In the Presidential
chair, hss acted the part of dictator. Witho1 q
spark OF mercy in his composition, he has nurg ana
.to the victims OF bis dspe6suIe With SAY age ferociy
Tnon his arch frcfn Gran ada 10 Riyas Lac. year ms
advance guard seized native HIS hrst question 10
him on being placed before him was " How mtny OF
the enemy are in R!vas Inc poor lgnoraht oe'os
always carried FOR the purpose was provided, ana tue
celebrated President General said 70 non commis'
stoned officer near him, Sergeant place the rope
about his neck aud swing him pP. Now, gave hlm
pull" He was let down nearly strangied when me
question was egsin put TO him. HIS answer wis
d one thousand" "Sergeent,' ssid Walker, run
him up again" On recovering breath again the ques
ton repeated. His answer through iesI Oh Gsam
WAS. 1.-TWO thousand" Nov said The lnqusltor'
General "IIsng him up, SeIgeant-which order va
obeyed ard his booy lef food tor buzzsrds rus
incident was related to Inc by Sergeant Andersen Inn
LEARNED willie at Virgin Bay that Washington
HAYNES whose efforts in the cause of the abolition OF
logging in the Navy are well known, tell victim 10
cholera in that town last Spring. tie presented
Walker upon his arrival win tour hunafed FoIuIes
Of books, OF miscellaneous character, as n9cieas
10 the formation Of library for the arrny-ihe &c
ceip. of which was never acknowledged.
The conduct Of S.lszar, IN the prosper OF an IN
mediate death at the hands Of his enemies for alleged
treason. was not surpassed even by the gallant My
in the Place De Greve, Paris. Stepping firmly out
saw. 40 eye witness from bis prison, attended bS
Padre Will he calmly surveyed the JrepTstl9ns nsle
for bis execution and on chair being PLACED for hlu
in the Piszs Of Granada by attendant, be Turned
ard bowed politely to his enemies saying n all who
surrounded BIN Of the guard, ADDS Auerctan2s,,
"AdiOs Amehcanos, and calmly seating nn-sl'
met unAnchipgly the death OF soldier refusing even
10 cover bic eyes. -,
The for made BIZ the brave bard under the Infamous
Scbles,inger, cempc.ed Of the old Rifles reseGty eI
tineui,bed In Granada Only four Of whom survive ron
,Ls r,trna,s eYnedton 30 Sar ia Rosa Costa RIca,