The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-03
The Schooner Susan-Landins Of the Fill
busters, &c.

MOBILE, JAM IA s0op from Ruatan reports
that the schooner Susan, landed her tbuster pas
sengers at Puerto Cabello, Honduras, and they
forthwith proceeded to cross Country to Leon, in
Nicaragua. The arms distracted from the arsenal
IN Leon are now in possession of the Democrats
about Chinandega and Subbiaba, awaiting the ad-
vent of the Americans, in order to declare against
Martinez General Vale was at Oclocal, the
confines of Nicaragua.
1t is reported that all Honduras was ready with
large body of Democrats to unite with the Ameri-
cans. Colonel Martinez had sent forward by Cap
Tin Anderson an order to complete the political
arrangements with Leonese.
LsEcoND DESPATCH
The Filibusters wrecked-An English Es-
cOrt Home.
New ORLEANS, Jan 1.-The correspondent of the
Associated Press sends you the following refutation
of the despatch from Mobile, reporting the landing
OF the fIlibusters at Honduras. 1t is from the
| agent of the Associated Press at the Balize:
BALIzE, BRITISH HONDURAS, Dec 20.-The schoon-
er Susan with her ilibusters, was wrecked on Clio
vers coral reef sixty miles from the Balize on the
morning of the 10th. The passengers saved,
| but the vessel is total loss. Captain Maury en-
| deavored to charter another vessel to carry the
| passengers to their destination, but could not
| succeed.
| Governor Seymour rendered them the British
steamer Basalisk, to convey the passengers to any
| Southern port of the United States An American
captain circulated prejudcial reports as to the pas
sengers, but the Governor chose to regard them as
shipwrecked citizens of friendly nation and offer
| ed every assistance.
| The passengers will return to Mobile or Orleans
as they may decide upon
THIRD DESPATCH.
The Filibusters Home Again.
| MOBILE, Jan. 1.-The British steamer Basilisk
| arrived at Mobile Bay this morning from Balize
| Honduras, with one hundred shipwrecked passen-
gers OF the schr. SUSAN taken board on the Goth
by order OF the Governor of Balize They were
treated very gentlemanly by the British officers.
| LATER.-The passengers of the Susan have ar
rived. A procession was formed and the Nicaragua
aspeech to great crowd, amid the greatest ex-
element.
The Georgia Railroad Disaster--Twelve Boz
dies Recovered
| COLUMBUS, Ca, Jan. Twelve dead bodies of
the victims of the accident on Friday, by train
breaking through culvert, were brought here last
night. Seven more missing. The road is badly
washed for forty miles in different places by the
freshet. Energetic measures are being adopted to
| effect the necessary repairs.
| SECOND DESPATCH.
COLUMBUS, Ca, Jan. IA reporter of the Co.
lumbus Sun has just returned from the scene of the
disaster, and reports the following as among the
victims of the disaster:
Mrs. Leveritt and three children, of Rapides
Parish, La.
Mrs. Smith, of Texas
The two Misses Guys, of Alabama
Mr.. Miller, the engineer; Burke, the fireman;
VIM. II. Smell, train hand
All the bodies have been recovered except .hat
of an infant of Mrs. Leveritt
The celebrated race horse Moidore was lost
Inc cars Tell thirty feet, breaking in pieces and
throwing the passengers into the raging torrent.
The hrst reports were greatly exaggerated as to
the loss oil ie though it is still terrible disaster.