The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-14

INTERESTING fkUM NfCAth6uh.
Additional from the San Juan. but no
Later from Rivas.
CONTINUED SUCCESSES Of COLONEL lOCkR0GE.
THE CAPTURE OF CASTILLO
The George law brings later sdvioss from walkers
camp; there had been arrivals down the ecAss
We have received, however, two weeks later
from dan Juan del Norte (Greyiowp) which ID
highly favorable to Walkers cause.
The steamer Orzsos ., Psnsps tne 4'h inst
awaiting tho arrival tho rennessee assensers the
railroad Eom Aspn wall. the hai arrived ct
Asplnwsll and had on board upwards OF two hundred
recruits for Gen. Walker, who would 80 up ~ iheo
The important b from tho San Jusn COL Isck.
rdgs continued victorious. He had csptarod CAGDo,
and ere this has probably neosad nslion @ Walker.
II viii be remembered by - V~dsrs ihs, tho oai,aeI
informed tie purser Of the rsso - isth us that
he should not again reuIa - St1wI Su, you'd pz.n
| forward to the lake.
OPERATIONS THE SAN JUAN.
Ffcr, ibo Aspia All Courier
eRsyrowy, April 0, 1857.
| Two deserteYs srrivcd se'e OF sunday lat. rn,y
stated that taey len Friday Night rrcvioas tsss
Col LockrdSe VS. then A enohuca rspcs Sad thu, DO
had been engaged up TO .has tire In getting his pro-
vaons, ammunition, So, over the rsp'ds; tna. Il Vac
hs intention 10 stack Castillo the Mex. morning (isar
day..
time. The steamship Tennessee being dus from
New York, 10 probable that Dol. Lockridge will send
boat down to nigh, or tomorrow morning
Mr.. John shean, who arrived here on the Esgnsn
steamer from Aspinwal Saturday lasl died Toes
day morning, 3lst ut.
Another correspondent OF Greytown furnishes with
the folio wing
HsApQuARrsRs, ssu Jaan River, HAsoa a
The LIST battalion Of 10, handed by
Col f. r. Anderson viii ts called the LIST rifle battalion,
and viii DO composed OF the ing conf snes:- Oom
Can't r. A. Rey, oida D. Cant r. schlitoht; E. Capt w.
", Bennington; +, Capt. French; g, Capt K. xoGriG
All officer. acting ~ heuenann will remain as at pre-
Ksjor Charles Doubleday hereby appointed Dcusnans
BALDWIN, Aid 10 Inc Comm aoder ia CHEZ n A viii 20.
az volunteer aid 70 the commanding officer on tao San
Col George Hail. Capt, J. F.. FArnham. aud Lieut..
James Smith, this day dis missed from tho oommand
for int and for conduct unbsooning Officers
and genmen and CT Argos have boon prefer red agans.
them aud lorwarded to the sesoquarers Of the Amy
Ais,, Drs Anderson and Richardson OF the "a oa;,s.
hon 0e dsnisssd for absence vi hon; n esys
Col. N. army commanding on San Juan river.
The latest date from Walkers recruits tho San
Juan 10 to the 27tb ui, ct which time the whole
force about 500 men. including sick and wounded, had
been ,absn above Nachusa rapids ten miles, below CAS-
tito, and were there encsmped Everything valuable
had been removed from sorspqui and San Carlos Island,
and the ror,hsstons destroyed All tho men, Annnni.
tou provisions And boAu were above the MAohuca, and
rrerarstious were being made shsck Castillo u the
carries, possible day.
rTILL LATER.
nitrpor,ed that a canoe reached Groytswl on the
night Of the 70, that Lockrdgo took CasaIo Monday
March 90 with his entire forcs f<oo men, aysrci sooat
shc same force OF Coyts Rcsns He experienced loss
OF n mon and killed l2o Of the enemy sod routed
the remainder.
We have . letter from San Juan del Nora, da,od
! TIE 18th uh., with the following
PosTscsIrr.
"On the ION and sotn Lockrdss and Hornsoy wen,
forward viii Their troops opes tho river They havs
taken We Castillo (viej,). We know n,thng Of their
further proceedings"
THE TRUE POSITION OF GENERAL wALKDa
From he Aspswsn Courier, Apru 8
The present appearance OF Central American matters
gives ASSURANCE Of considerable charses Of vhsea The
public generally "sae "a ken" We have less doubt
than ever about suo,sss cause. Bat think
the work Is TO be accomplished By much moro direct
and immediate Of the weapons st fsnliar 70 she
commercial generals ccmmodo,cs ssd voolt ne presi
dent,, vsliany leading on ihe hosts. We believe that
walker boon Ia 70 be approached By bc.h parties
principal In the actual ov,ade srussa-and
ndent he might this, have received AID and oomfo7
from The encmys camp 70 their own des,ruuon--
bu! think the terms upon which such work could have
been hir6b ,did suit him. Finally, ar. Of tie
cyirse wals1 cannot Be Whipped BY We Costa as'ans
dc, own with the aid ,hsI are getting from ouuidsrs-'
that ire withdrawal Of the said AID would sasels him 70
whip ,hen,hAt both they and their allies 10 New York