The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03
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The Navy Department IL 10 receipt Of the ocA report or
Capt Davis Of he sloop ofwAr b. MArys 70 whom Gen
Walker susreodsrod. CApt Davis says that as he
learned hae OIL Lectrdss had returned 10 the United
eAAeS and thas there NJ hope Of relnforoemeuts
reaching Gen. walker, he hastened, with several of biz
officers 10 Rvls, determined BY his kind on ses 70 arrest
further hosllhes If possible. He first visited General
Mora, and bsving come 70 en- understanding
With him he next sought Cen Walker, end laid
before him bis plans BE did every hing he could to
induce Gen. Waller 10 surrender 70 him the
schooner Granada, and 10 go on board the 81. Marys
But these propositions rejected until he informed
Gen. w. that he ehoud seize upon he Granada she was
not given up Tho reason assigned BY Capt Davs for oa
turing tho schooner that she had legal papers, carrs
Gag and belonged 10 No recognized government Hsfeh
Il his duty, under such circumstances, to prevent her
leaving her anchorage. Gen. Walker, he says, cut
OF from al chance Of ren!orceuents and was rapidly
consuming bis horses and mules. "A month earlier he
might have made his way through the enemys Lines and
sub,isted his army In tho open country but the effort
to reach the schooner Granada would have been of
despair and would have proved fatal before he had got
I've miles from Rivss Believing these facts, ca rain
Davis says no felt justified under the iusrucqns from tia
Navy Department directing thatshould Gen Walker be
expelled BY the Allied forces from his present position,
and attempt aggressive against any other
part or Central America &C. TO proceed at to Rvas
and induce Walker TO lesve the country" Capt Davis
pyonOunces Gen. Mora great man, and pays high com
pnent 70 his bravery, Hrmness, integrity and humanity
the great buster He says tia. the troops conducted
themselves well AFTER being delivered over 70 him
Tho State Department has received nothing whatsoever
tho subject OF the rumored cessioa Of the Panama Island
to England.
Mr. Feurot was appointed to-dsy Consul 10 Bordeaux.
Only two or tho naval Courts Of Inquiry In session
to-day. The case Of Captain Ncoas continued before
Court No l. and Commodorcs Auo and Jones and three
merchants nom Erie, Pa, examined, and the
closed the part Of the defence Captain Iamers case
in Court No 3, continued and Commodores Nc0auey
Auck Newton and Conover and Captain Tatna testified
In favor OF Captain IAauer.
Honorable James A. Bayard, OF Delaware, Is at the
KirkWood House
The election yesterday resulted in the choice Of Dxon
Collectors Morgan, Register; and Forsyth Surveyor
democrats. The democrats have carried Two out Of the
seven wards. Tbs promp4 action Of Mayor kAgrudsr in
bringing tho United States marines TO bear upon the riot
arrested the Of disorder though the lives
Of seven persons and the serious injury Of twenty others
rm 0RSxAL KswmArm pxrArrz.
THE dOyERN0HsHIP or uTAH-DIPLOMArIc AND
CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS, xrc.
Major MoCullOch has again emphstieary declined the
Govcruorship OF Utah. selection viii, however, posi-.
tvoy be made In few days, when The vacant Jadseshps
In that Territory vii be flied, and other measures
adopted with view to the effective organxsoa Of the
administrative machinery.
The President has appointed Joseph A. Wright or Indi.
ana Minister TO Bers IN place Of Mr. vroom recalled at
his own request Henry c. Murphy, Of New York, Nina
request; William A. Richardson, Of nNnss, Governor Of
Nebraska, vice lizard; IxaAh Olier Of Illinois, Consul
At Bremen, vice Hiderbrand; VIM Thompson, Of New
XorL Cona A Couth En0la vic skAv.