New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
NICARAGUA.
WALKEh1 ARRIVAL AT SAN JUAN.

AlOtker goifo CT tef. VI Has poyuk u bals uoSb
unfortunate Of unfortunste countries and what the
end vii! be, who can tell William Walker Ia,
returned TO enact again scsres II hsartessaess AID
bMbariy such as only biusef saa hs followers are
capable Of. Talk not Of tas savage fercei.y Of the
people Of India while auch curses o. our OWE
countrys production - Walker and his usa are
abroad in Central America He arrived ii this
town on the oath inst. in the Old steamer Fa..ien,
direct from Mobile, accompanied by 200 or 40 Of Ms
followers, among whom wasa creature namtd Wes.
ard another called VIM X. Rodgers, both Of whom
are well known here for their misconduct several
months ago, and who were transported from this
country to the United States in our war vessels
Preyou, TO entering the hsIbor the steamer ran
down 10 the mouth Of the River Colorado and landed
some 40 men, who proceeded up that river And inio
the San Juan, about twenty miles shove this Il WI.
The steamer then returned e..u entering the harbor
here ran along side .. old hulk which serves as
sort of vi arf ne.f the Companys Office at Punta
Arenas, and bf4ore boat from the t. 8. ship Sara
toga could reach there, all the men had scrambled
shore with their 10 their hands They at once Get
about making themselves at home on the Company's
premises sppropristing anything they c0ud lay
their bands On to their own purpose, as is their
tom; but upon Mr.. Scott the agent making the
fact known to Capt Chatard, he at once notified
Walker that if he did not immediately remove his
men from the Company premises be would open
his guns upon him with shot and shell. He also in-
formed him that if any of bis men dared to moles.
the property of any Americans ne would, withou,
any further notice, treat them to sufficient quantity
CT SHELLS to teach them that no further robbery By
them would be tolerated.
De Brissot who has been hanging about here
living on charity, has started up the rive. with
party of Walkers men TO intercept and rob the
Costa Ricsn mail, now about due here.
have Just heard that Lieut.. Ciley, of the L. s
ship Saratoga, went ashore at Punts Arenas this
morning, aud that Walker sent to him and ordered
him to leave Immediately. Mr.. Clley replied that
he was not only an American citizen, but an officer
of the United States Navy, and had as much right
TO land on Punts Arenas Is any other person. This
Yves reported TO Walker, who sent again to MI Gil
ley that he must leave or he would compel nm 10;
remsrking that MI Cilley had bot three men, and
Walker upward Of hundred, and that the folly OF
resistance must be apparent.
Nearly One.thlrd Of the men now with Walker are
raid 10 be discentented and ready to return in the
same steamer that brought them here, could they
getaway. The Navy Department ought to be get
trg ships ready to take these worthy individuals
back TO their homes, as was done few months ago.
letter from one Of the officers Of the United States
soop ofwer Saratoga TO sfeow officer on the United
Slater stean-higate Wabash, Gays:
"Walker has again landed at Greytoxn. His
stesmer the Fsshop, passed right under cur stern.
There were only few men visible on her deck nile
We were wondering who the devil she could be, o.
ne ar SCOTS place, ard landed Walker and large
number Of his followers. Walker subsequently found
one Of Cur officers on shore, cunning, when he
psrenpt@ily ordered him to 60 back TO bis
officer Of the United States Navy. wherelpon Wal
ksr told him that if he did not go he would CON-
pei bim to leave The officer finally did oohe. Our
fellows say that he ought to have refused TO CO. point
blank and then il Walker had used violence should
have excuse for pitching into him. We afraid
that Capt. Chatad will be court martaled for not pre-
driven Walker and his fellows away from Mr.. SCOTS
place. and Las taken measures to protect Greytovn
and the Transit Company property from the pirates"
We are indebted for the above extract, 10 the kind
meas of gentleman from A'puwau.
Tie following telegrsphic dispatch WAS received
at Panama from Capt. Wslcott Of the West Indies
Ns steamer Dee
AsPrswALL, Dec. 9, 1857.
Gen. Walker has landed at Greytown. The follow
ire all that is known at presen Of this fresh e1pe
dition:
% the oath November email steamer, called the
Fashion appeared Oft the port 1t did not ate npt to
enter, but ran down to the Colorado River, where
came into Greytown at full speed with only ten
on deck, ran alongside hulk and before tie boats Of
the United States sloop Saratoga could board her
Walker and his party, amounting to One hundred and
fifty men, had landed at Mr.. SCOTS Capt Chatard
Of the Saratoga ordered them away from Mr. Scott
premises, and has taken GreytoHn and the property
belonging TO the Transit Company under his protec
ton. He has has alse informed Walker that no will
not allow any dspredations 10 be committed in either
place. On the Fashions papers being overhauled, it
was found that she regularly cleared from the Custom
House at Mobile. She is now here (Aspinwsll. We
have come here with dispatches for the senior officer
of the BItish fleet on thi. station and also for CON-
Paudipg of the United Ststes frgste Wabash.
AsPISwALL, Dec. 9, 1857.
Walker and 100 fllibusters have landed at Grey
town. sThe American corvette did not prevent their
landing Fifty men went up the riyern boats brought
out by tie steamer Fashion.
COSTA RIGA.