New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-30

There ore DO other items of news, the papers being
principally filed with translated extracts from the
New-IOlk Iapors
COSTA RIGA.
We are in receipt of the Boie,in OFciqi to March 4
and OF the Ai6um Semaadl TO the ON.
The later jourDal publishes the following appeal
fou TIE deserters of Walker to their comp aniOns
number Of copies of this address have been sent down
TO Walkers aruy, and may probably induce Others to
leave hun:
TO THOSE WHO STILL CONTINUE TO CLING TO
THE FULIBUSTER WALKER.
CoUETRYMEN AND FELLOW SOLDIERS: We, the un-
denigned desiring encourage you to follow enr ex
ample and leave dishonoTable and thankiess service,
do ier by pie See word of honor a. Ssodieis,
sno our brotheIly faith as coun'rSmen ia fotega-
land that implicit reliance may be PLACID by You all In
the tIoclamators Of tue Government Of Costa R,ca,
invHing you TO lay down your arms, and pr9msiong
tree trersit and assistance TO the United States. The
Government Of Gotta Rca GOES st further i'll practice
tbsn in TIE proclamstions for she allows end proteos
al who prefer remaining and settling IA The country
TO goI home TO DO so upon &c favorable terms ~ shs
grsits 10 any foreigners within her territory.
ST. ce claimed the protection OF Costa Rlcs we
have been treated i'll such manner as to caue us 20
regret that ever bore ans against her, and such
TO pre with seztments of respect and gratitude,
ye,y ioieign to thoSe with which bsre ana interested
Pc had inspired by false representations
had any other but hostile intercourse With the natives
Of the State.
On the route into the country, from the time we en-.
counertd the fret Costa Rcan picket until the present,
al cur wants have been supplied by the Government
or people fer better than the msa trap Walker ever
sppped them; and there is not DOUBT but that the
Government will continue to supply them, uutil We
ei,her leave for home take employment in the
try with the view of settling here.
Friends Of all grades and countries now in Nioara
qua we earnestly urge you for your own sskes and tho
sake Of humanity to desert at once and III body the
man whom ysu full well know, by bitter experience,
he hut Tho fir.ftp rnuu
engaged il bis service by his interested myrmidOns
How many of you are there who were incuced to
come to the country as peaceable emigranis some
bringing wives and chidreb). How were you received
when You arrived i'll Nicaragua? Were you assigned
laid by tho colonization Office! were you furnished
with seeds and agricultural implements, and facilitated
in taking posse Of and commencing the cutiva-
ton OF your $50 Tor more of land you cry along
with us, no and respond what you full we'll know
ytu were handed mutket or rifle at your introduction
10 Nicaragua, and told you enrolled in some CON-
paDy to fight for the land you to have aud fight
for it ainst the natural and rightfn owners of
but above ell you we're TO fight to advance the mad
ambition Of man so devoid Of natural sympstie, aud
the sentimen'swhith ennobe ihuman nature, that he
uld feel conjunction OF conscience in destroying
a world did he but think he you'd reign King, even
only over It's desolauOn.
To one and eli who came, with whatever eIpects-
tons or under whatever Inducements We ask what
thanks or emoumcDt have you received, or can you
expect to receive from impoverished NioNagus, or
thankless, unieelDg Walker? For ell the tolls aad
piysuoLs, the hight maIchings aud ws'chngs, the
hurgtirgs and thiistiDgs toe sickness, wounds and
battles you have experienced and suffered In ono form
OF other, We answer, emphsticslly and truly none;
whore Is the realization Of ali the brilliant promises
from time to tpe made by the arcbflibustsr and bis
nyrmidonsl Vanished into thin air, or rather into
the snIpburous vapor of viuainous gunpowder.
What benefit have you received or are you likely to
receive, from tie HARD fought battles of Rivss nt sod
second, Virgin Bay, Masays or Gransd or the terri
bic suerings of the return from Santa Rossl Think
r knrx snfth A If L.. .~L
and dy ing Icy mingled with the deed and wounded,
whore innocent and helpless women and children were
dying in your very sight from privatioA and sickness
while You yourselves were supporting feeble strength
upon unnatural and loathsome food, 70 enable you to
resist victorious enemy and victorious only through
the notorious incapabuity of him whom you looked 10
for guidance and direction.
Ard oil these trials and horrors you have az Se,isnced
for no other available purpose bot to crafty the widest
species of insane ambition with which God ever
scoureed humanity for Its sins.
This man ooes not posses the tact or ability to
gain and keep some small portion oil inc respect OF
yourselves his soldiers. You DO not enner love or
respc ct him . Nan, or copfde 10 him y Eood
general. Why, then, do you still cling 20 MIN
that you fear eacherous treatment on the part OF On
enemy who offer such liberal even generous terms Ii
dsbOnorabIe GOD az man sbhved and falling osuse,
ve ien you, brothers, dsmhs 1t ct onos from you
m'ncs for the pledge 10 have given you 70 eau Goo
ano the world to witness o. truth. :,
honorable cause.
Deeer n, then, one and I'll; and, fs the sake
Of humanity by 90 doing put speedy end to tn. uas-
vsiipg ooodshed and suffering which be- % usslsssly
entitled Nicaragua 70 The spithst which stae,ed
to our now happy and peaceful Kentucky, of The
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