The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-27

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b. IN a slckiy condition Some Of the Yicaraguaus who
returned the Adgsr suffering more or hess but most
OF thru ssemtd In excellent syrs and reported such
be The feelings Of Walker and bis army They believed
that the that Walker had sustained he would be
able 10 repair In a very short time. wT r..
The inca wbo sent out by the Texas from New
Orsans were al Greytown, fitting up small steamer 10
asosnd the river fetake the points in possession OF Spencer
snd the Costa Hlcsns and Join Walker One young man,
9th whom Mr. Mitchell was formerly acquainted In the
ssss, bat Who belonged TO Walkers army, announced
privately a. Intention when the Don Carlos was seized
IA rrturn eross the lake IN small boat and inform Wal
k q seizure u ihs boa,s BY Vanderbilt ana the Costa
ssT "A. ssl w.lk,r was eli, uuinormsd Spencer, on
sr way ao.n shs river very lcgaasoas and boast
"a much al the feat he bad accomplished IN sezng tho
boata lie told Mr. Mitchell that the whole seizure had
lees made ssca, ne shedding Of any M .VVa
sssFa Americsus Who killed He took possessiono
hs Doa Carlos In the Of the Costs Rcans as Pre
a. prsessrs q athey made any opposition"
srsrssu 90 ssoran rAssEssna
We ien San Rrsscisco December 20 board Of she
sefs Nevada AZ The usne Of our departure rom Ban
Fncsco ne wefs led 10 believe that there would be
= sss = az .p 70 s sy ' ca
s~sehng Eaks Nscs~xss We embarked on tssrd The
ss@sss s.n carcs bot he'd saly prcceedsd about Eve
wha had hssm bling csacsaled bshind point Of land
ssAs hsr appearance ~ish crts Of about sixty men
board ali armed the teeth whlc there were Two held
Ne wsss efassed 70 oous 70; whereopon an sficsr,
whose said 10 Ne Spsno~r an sgeat o. Wander
siil tsd hat be- had 1000 men 81 San Carlos and
siey ewsra BY wskeri therefore, any rsaiatance
part woad bs ssslsss that II chosr 70 place ourselves
nader bic prc,sos should BE- fsy conveyed 70 Grey
town. Mbetsspon leh the steamer San Carlos and
board the Costa Riean steamer Ia which We wsrs
conveyed Grsyspwn promised ~ The steamer san
Carlos which Lake steamer, wM is asA place called
TORE.
on reAehisg Grsytown we went ashore and remained
about thrss days, swAisag conveyance 10 the 6ases
when the Tease from Ncw Orleans came In, aud We ar
ranged 10 by that steamer, and leN BY her but
had got bat short distance before We met the steamer
James Adgef from New York The Texas then returned
10 Greytown 10 afford those Wishing to come 70 New iok
by her q chance Of doing Alter further dsny Ia
Geyewn Garng the sbsence " the James Adgm 10 and
from Aspinwali, found much difficulty in procuring
Prssdsn, Mora, Of the Costa Rioan sovsrumsnt having
Issued proclamation granting pardon 70 such a. had
come out 10 fight for Walker, and es passage back 10
the states grs.. %.ny q Ms.ss Sosr. ana men IN, =,
sucrings from hunger aud sickness and that those who
had been comparatively favored with anything like health
bad Jared badly T. Other :. 4. sSsy .s e. ,s
IA Rcsns had entirely cut of all communication on this
SIDE and the condition Of Walker therefore considered
inactive ana his force a. various poiu hsiS ~ him va
estimated at 900 men,
About $50 recruits that went out from here BY the Texas
from OkicanE, 70 ne AZ folnt AfonaA
ing TO t up steamer In which 10 20 up TO join Walker
but their success was considered somewhat doubtful
Among Walkers officers who returned with no TO this
city in the James Adger Col. Jones (who had been
wounded by shot from The Costa Rcsns) with bis LADY
ASorHEa srArEsExr.
Walkers troops at San Juan del Sud are In needy
condition. and the accountso his force generally very
much exaggerated by the papers He had possession d
Granada San Juan del Sud- aud Virgin Bay and The y-
steamers until Capt Spencer said 70 have been employ
ed by Commodore Vanderbilt came up the river with =
small body Of COSTA Rcans) placed In his hands BY
Gen. Mora TO aid Vanderbilt In recovering his property
which had been seized by Garrison and Walker.
lie succeeded In capturing relaxing all the steamers
the rivers and placing aboard of them In the
OF Vanderbilt The manner In which Spencer managed
this business speaks well for his capaby, he fairly and
fully outgeneraled the smartest Walkers officers Wal
ktr himself included lie took the passengers Of the
boats the river and put them board the Of which
he himself in command and conveyed them to Grey
town, where be landed them with ther baggage, being
aided by the British squadron consis.:ag OF six
sels-of- war--propelers and sailing ships.
The people in that country aud all around greatly
preudced against Walker and livery who has the In.
terest of young at hsar will all his influence TO
prevent them from being baed by the luSs held out for
them under Walker. Nothing hat the most abect misery
and certain disappointment await all who there upon
their arrival M
Walker is in prccsrous position. lie 10 at Rivas
about nine miles above Virgin Bay and has with him about
800 men.