The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-31

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 20, 1857.
The Indignation meeting called for this evening to d.
Ncaragusn affairs adjourned until Saturday, On
accOun, of the non publicity Of the call NOwi,hstand
ing several thousand persons were In attendance The
adjourned meeting takes place on Saturday evening.
The enlistment still going on one hundred and thirty
having offered their services today Over four
teen hundred this city and NOBLE, await
ing shipment
The from the lower part of Texas eight hundred
in number, sailed on the Goth instant
II is impossible to imagine the feeling here a. wen "a
throughout the entire South far as heard FROM upon
this question All the leading papers here express ndg
nation the of Commodore Paudng The people
are Sin arms and eager for the fray"
CALL FOR AN INDIGNATION MEETING AT MOBILE.
NOZZLE, Dec. 20, 1857.
meeting has been called In this city express nay.
nation AT the arrest OF the Walker expedition Tho re.
ported reputation Of Commodore Paudng's course by
Secretary Cass has had but little eject Tho excemsu.
Is stu intense
Judge Gale Of the United states District Court decides
against the refusal of clearance the schooner sussr
FOR Greyown the ground that the Collector had 70 u.
rsdicion in the matter. The Susan had cargo OF PROV.
sons on board and Judge Gale says her detention "a
illegal.
eEs WALKERS DEMANDS FOR INDEMNITY AND SAT
IsrATIoS-GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG SOUTHERN
MEaBFRs or coSGREss-LoRD sAPIsR's oPTsIoS
or couaopoRB PArLpSG's coSDucT-coMxopoRx
PAuLpISG TO RECALLED MIC.
WASHINGTON, Dec. so, 1857.
General walker, having been released, illegally ar.
rested claims indemnity Cor all his losses and demands
that the government shall send him and his men back,
re host the Ncarsgpn Gag, and order 10 be sautcd.
There grca, excitement among the Southern Members
OF Congress, who throng walkers apartments
Judge Gale OF the Federal Court a, Mobile decides TIA,
the schooner Illegally detained with her cargo
cf supplies for Grey,ewn The Collector q, Mobile re.
fused clearance 10 the steamer Fashion, when applied
FOR by Captain Fayssoux ground tia, the Captain
was citizen Of tho United States Captain Caughln
Afterwards obtained II.
Gen. Walker is still here, and I understand, viii re-
main some days He the Conserved Of all observers'
and has been called by large number OF Senators
and members Of Congress, principally from the South
The hhbusering spirit rampant, ana will manifest a.
self in The halls Of Congress soon as they meet Com.
mcdore Pauding will in Cor large share Of Southern
indignation There are squay times ahead
lord Napier and Sir VIM Gore ouseley in conversation
last evening upon the conduct Of Commodore Pauding
in seIzng Cen Walker said that. whatever foreign gov.
crnments might have thought heretofore OF the admn
trston relative TO libus,erns, there was no longer any
doubt bull that the government bad done all in ia poy
10 srres, il, az this las, act had shown
Cap, Enge expects 70 return 10 the home squadros "a
the 9Th Of January.
1t IS positively asserted that Commodorc Paudns will
be recalled.
LITTER FROM oo~NoDoRE PAULpNe 10 SECRETARY
TOUCRY.
FLAG SHp WABASH,
os AsPSwAIL, Dec. 1s, 1851.
Sui have ordered Capt Enee to proceed 10 Washing
to-, aad place IN y0ur taads hs dispatches bare a,