The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Arrival or General Walker In New York.
NO NICARAGUAN INVASION YET--WHRk1 AsE IN
FYLIBUsTFRs?

Arrival or General Walker In New York
NO NICARAGUAN INVASION YET--wH1kB AnE nu
YILIBusrERs?
That prince OF bus,ers and standng terror OF an ho
populations Of Central America General william walker
at this moment quietly soourDng whero nbusts and
ordinary mortals stand equal footing he arrived
New York on Saturday evening, in company with his two
companions in arms Colonel Frank Anderson and Major
Dolan The last We had from New Orleans Of his
movements represented him having landed at Acapulco
Al the head of three hundres men, and was expected
either that he would join Of fighting factions
Mexico or make another descent Nicaragua But ne-
Their of there movements has been made Tne three hum
dred men have down 10 three and these three
conducting themselves like rational gentlemen enjoy
Ing their Of the quebotels metropolis
&c. for the present a. et the Moxscans may enjoy the
privilege OF cutting their throas in their .n way
and the tmd, inorensve people Of sthmus may res
free from any apprehenslons OF immediate visitation
from the gray eyed man Of des.iEy.n
OUR MNArTrLAN CORRESPONDENCE,
ArSAnm ~, Mcxic,, May II, 1850.
The passengers who left San Francisco on the 5h and
in the opposition steamer Orizaba Acapulco and
thence BY the Tchuantepec route 10 this place. that
General Walker board that ste amer with three
hundred They state tiat to land with this
force point Mexico. Some say that intended
to effect this landing at Acapulco and march north while
others less positive that he would make bis way
south, and in the neigbborhood Of the Is,hmus have
ndusrioosly searched but in vain, for one among
tbese nineteen passengers who has really eecn the "s
cheftan, " although they declare to man. that there
be doubt he bolrd, with largo number Of
men Col. Natzmer here, aud remarked upon hearing
this report that it was nothing than he expected
adding thcse significant words'My business Ia no set.
tled-I know exactly what 70 do"
Thrsc Hlbustcr have greatly excited the
Isthmian people, and they all positive that Walker Ia
after them Although Col Natsmer and the majority OF
the Nicaraguaps the Ltbmus think L. that Walker
coming this region yet am bold enough 10 assert
that there "a word Of troh in report brought by
these nineteen Passengers. There Last month n
runor circulated among the Old 1libustsrs here that
10th Of this month. adv you OF this At the
tine, ana tt~p ncioed credit H. but after wards
leu ned from excellent authority that Walker would
sist to Nicaragua, anyshefe else, Colonel
Naizm had accomplished his political MISSION in those
Mexican sAtoe bordering upon Central America. That
there vii be some exciting scenes on t1e Ishmus Of To-
huantepec and that Walker may take part in them,
think very likely but The t,Gc bis not yet arrived
AZ have already stated, there grea. many the
Old followers OF Walker roc on the Ishmus, aud they
it come by peary every steamer. Major JOIN v Hoor
Ia row lying sick unto oeath OF the maer fever re
huanteTec. Captain Harry Marry, anded the
schooner Susan when she left Mobile last December Ia
locked for by every steamer from New Orleans De
expected in San Francisco some time ago. Col Frank P.
Anderson is with Walker, wherever he may be. Colonel
Bruno Won Natznier ~i leave here sborty for his pro-
posed visit South. He travels with passport from the
Prufsan Consul San Frsncsco and will claim to be
Prussan citizen, supp,ae, II his journeyiDgs any
way interrupted.
OUR rEnUANTEpfC CORRESPONDENCE.
TEsuAsrTrEc, Max. May IL, 1859.
There report circulated hercabouts to the effect has
General William Walker Is about TO favor with ni
clustering visit This originated probably from the visit
Colonel Nat7mer the Isthmus. The Colonel ID now
the Gulf eide and quite lion among the people Of
Bnatlan. he ia about starting his through W.
casan and Vera Paz. and the purposes results OF his
u!stcTcus trip looked Tor with interest He VIII
make H. trip horsebaCk sud with no guides learn
inst bis only companion will be Mr. Charles Allen who
acted historiogrspher board the wrecked Susan
wher she made her adventurous trip from Mobile. Allen
is young 0hioan flo 2anes vile, believe and his
Buckeye pluck wn carly hirn through.