The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
GENERAL WALKERS MOVEMENTS.

| WaDack's sheatse AID Address 20 Gh'
AuCience-The Srrensde.
Gen. Walkers nen.s yesterday are surv0zr DO
with some obsoury, bus from all couIi gather b" va
evidently busiiy employed Ia business VI private &u,s
the greAer part of the day being passed in retirement
Me morning the General breskasted Lafarse Hoa
ant soon after drove up TO zen Hennngsen's re.derce
where ~ dned ana sopped, remaining there all day
bpeiness His containing Gen Henn,og-en's was pro-
bsby 10 svOd the interruptions 10 which would BE-
SANITY eubJet If be " Va found his From
this place be proceeded 10 Iacks hsas scoonp .asd
BY Gen Heupipg-en his lazy and sevrrai sods
Quite NUMBER sf persons Mel AZ ths Ltfarxs House
during the Gay, ADD were ~ sDuyso disapo4usd QUO
edcyY gcntlenaa remarKing ~ aeceDf~a the STAIRS
at M not tosee Walker came IL wa to e,
tegeBce OF my 10Y, whom au arsss - POST
forever" In the hall there gfts-n
twenty Of the Generals fo soFfers msny Of vhnn
were quite yoang Ids From the their
they appeared 10 have s sufficient Of the "g ,ias OF
war; and NJ be anything but S0as gb, the Dse of
Hicawaguan freedeui over again We understand that
several gentlemen who have taken ss9ge Interest,"
Ncarsgian alters General skar dur.ug tlr day
The two hours COZ ference the General held With George
Law the evening previous, NO doubt followed Ny by
other business interviews OF h im character
Among the v's,,ers who 'en their csris for GENERAL
ing poaa6ilides -Msrr Pen McCoork, Texas; Caotsta
lsaiah Ry pders, Louis Fitzgerald Tasro Ca vain dc
REVERE, wemyss Jooson ann Sandy N 'o"e
VISIT TO wALLacg's uE,rRx.
where he enthusiastically received The orchestra
struck up Hail Columbus" bui the demon tsions
noisy that the music could scarcely be heard Geo.
Walker accompanied by Gen Henpngsen Col Wa
,ers, Capt Fay SIOUX, Gen Ca,Asan, several well
known sympathlzers with bis With the pa ~ were
Mrs HeDnDgsen Mrs Rally ana the wife OF noted CITY
Judge During pause IN he peri FINANCES the audience
called Ouely the general Tor la compl
he arose and delivered the folio wing.
LADIES GkNTIENEy-Pernit me- IN replying To your
b! the KTea dramatic novelist O, ne century Wheo me
simple Scoch nsdtn JEANNE Deans goes to her coiu'ry
mar, the Duke of Argyle, to beg the favor Of her
sisters life she hears tn her the tartan If her
and after having gained her suit -be remarked 10 his
grace, ~ thought, lord heart would have
cd 10 the ,artan and the Duke ans W. red swhsn the
heart OF Hacaam More g. to the tartan,
II lie cold upder the sod ALLOW me to reply to ths OK
preston mpahy by saying when thu heart To
beat TO the laws snd institutions OF ts native land and TO
the expressions Of appreciation the par. OF country
men, may 1t lie cold under The cod
This was rece cd with tremendous applause, amid
which Gen. Walker and his friends resumed their seats,
and the OF the evening proceeded with
Gen. Walker remained I'LL the Conclusion Of the perform
ance.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF 0RN. WALKER GEN.
WHEAT, H. N. WILD, MR. BIZ NKhAN AND OTHERS.
Immediately upon the close Of the drst piece at Wal
lack theatre where Gen Walker made a brief speech 10
response the call Of the audience (gven In another
iumn Gen. Walker having upon his arm the lady OF
Gen. Hennpgsen, 10 retire amid the cheers Of the
deuce. All along the passage ways crowds were 10 wait
ing Dxous obtain o view Of the Az he ncared
the door the crowd hckened rapidly until at last great
the desire TO get sight Of him that tho pressure OF
the crowd forced him press upon him and
even 70 crowd closely upon Mrs. Hennngsen. Mean
while the delicious music of Dodworh Band had attract
ed immeee Of pie in the street that
the General aad Mrs Remington utely borne
along by the tide 10 the carriage, which theS entered amid
loud cheers, and driven TO the Lafsrge.
Here be bad preceded by the committee OF Kecep
tiop, who weco ICED him his suite, AMI n fsw mo
mepis sound music and cheering beokened the al
varce OF the bend the citizens. After waiting pa
uenty until the national airs bad play ed the crowd
began In cheer aha call for Genorai Walker, who In q
short time APPEARED and spoke a. follows
sPsEcu on GsSERsL WALKER
GESIIFMES Q NEW NoRK--fnis oupourng Of the heart
proves that the tho AMER In Nicaragua ID
eso the cause Of The Americans in the Uritet States.
(Chcers Nothing but deep popular sympa by nothing
but the iusupc OF the people such
preston Of sympathy. Cheers) And hope that they
are not merely expressions az sprrova OF the past but
that they are signs nope ami encouragement for
future. (Cbce hope that tney prove That the war IN
C.ntra America ended-ttai there IL n truce, and
nothing
yoscs--rh,ps 60. Cheers)
Gen w-Tor myself eel that has been too much
moi le bi thsd upon s0 90 Lot II sink tlto the
eround--t must Use and produce results In the future
le,eM applause One Q, the eiercsI Of our snemes has
the future. One o. the morning papers, In commenting
iron my CO. dne IN hesrsg has as, sees ~ 70 gay aas,
OF such cop pl,meDt from an enemy.
osrrui wAixEs y rAyonEp - tis eoDs
the Of Rome; they erio,Zeu his wisdom, bis justice,
his ruccts, IN The com valor 10 tbs Held bat above
oil they tAi he favored cf the E1ds." l feel
net sthsmed 10 tsy that am favored OF the gois--
(cht eTs for I leel tbRt an oseIrulng Providence,
which hai ea5sd ss 70 r ma si' eef%sa Ss 40
may call Il, but that Providence, a. term Il, Si carry
iuccessfuy yet, and enable MS TO accomplish yet more
for the greatness auf the glory of the American people
Immense cheering and cries FOR HenliHgsen)
Mr. BtASSMAs, TO appease the crowd, advanced TO the
balcony apo said thai q, Heuninssen preaeat
The cheering continued amid loud calls for Gea. Wheat
or Bob Wheat rs ne wAs lam,liArl, termtd
GxNEsAL wBtAr's srkiCa.
loud Cal& then made for General Whest WHOM
TIM, gentleman forward and addressed the crowd
from the balcony iOllOws;- Folio .Ct2oni--lOur
manly yoces~th the rain has got out the Wheat Qangh
ter ard appliance But asruTe yOi feel very spa 10.
night pg DO from the place where toe great re-
preventative Of American principles has just stool Dot
however feel able enough 10 sRi every nerve 20 say
few la hs behalf. Most proudly do answer 70
your call the more 50 becsuse have EnoSn him from
lis boy hood up from the time he ga nboed the grass
child Up The present hour. Idhe did dream then
hat b. wegd raagch igoa pW,oat country via htnd.
I'll Of men, overwhelming them Nth defeat lle Oh
dream ta; he would have such proui night
M this little did | dram that he would
be the means Of rrgcncranng spanth america;
going back to Ncsregas (Chesrs) And be yet viii
Live 10 place his feet spon the base mnons who t'inpci
upon the life blood al liberty in Central America tCheoFa
and great erthusiasm) hope TO see MIN back again "a
New York: and he DAY win when viii
dare 10 say that h is rot the proidoai the face OF
the Garth That that day may soon come hunby pray
and thai Il may willing 10 devote M
vices TO slch a consu mInation (checrs and music.)
na wup's kppRrs
TX Councilman UoRAuo ~ VIM then came forwarf and
addressed the assemb'sge follows-GentemeB, this
cause night h 10 me- for have that feel
ing for the cause which Is mot 10 be qnenehcd out
in American civil liberty. (cseers Taai liberty
win vet be panie' in Central America 70 night, yeser
day. the day before do not receive return
rK with al the victories that he c0ui ac3ni-e; but be
turns u.s. having with bis ite band stood oat agans,
formidable army He is entitled for that deed 20 the
name OF Young america 10 the backbone (auehter
Many wil that ths cause u not popular one bat
like because believe OF the truth 81 the principle In
yolved While this country IA wrapped In peace, pros
peylty and happiness, should look with apathy
upon the people Of Central America The stars and stripes
will yet wave Triumphant IN that country (oud cheersl-
ard Then, matter how unpopular MAP be with many
10 when Texas was acqrit ed-so vas IN Nevtoo
during oar troubles therc-eo u Ia other great
periods Of human progress Bot The people % this cou1try
viii not say that VIC have got enough; but with Gen
walker will Say
No rent up Uica contracts powers,
ButG ueceaary the Whole boundless coniuent u ours