The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11
Movements OF tho ElIlbusters.
OUR NEW oRLEANs CORRESPONDENCE

new ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1859.
What are the Filibuser Leaders Doing'-TAe Minnie
RITES on Board the Susan-New En- edition Fating
Out, dc.
Although the adventurous schooner Susan lies wrecked
upon the jagged rocks at the point of Govers Reef and
the leaders Of the party who went out in her are awaiting
their trial at Mobile under heavy bonds yet you may be
assured that ssthe canine is not defunc Fibuserism
is stil alive. have from an unquestionably reliable
source that another expedition OF flbuster character,
and planned upon much grander scale than any that
has heretofore been organized in or departed from this
very uneasy region this time being prepared in and
around this city. From what am told by others who
are high favor my conclusion is that the vessel or YES
sells which convey the expedonsts will be fully ready 70
leave during the present month early in March.
This scheme ID in no way connected with General ben.
nngsens Arizona Mexican and Central American Colo
nizstion Company, or with Colonel Lockrdges "westcrn
Land Emigration Society,"" but Is distinctly Walker
General Walker Captain Fsyssoux and others who have
been in Mobile since the departure Of the SUSAN arrived
here TO day. General Walker and few or the principals
seemingly altogether disconnected with the above
al ~o The There
be q general stir among the old fibusters VINO nave
patiently and uncomplaningly met the nnumeraoie oT
saces that have thrown in Their way ana tue tee
ing among them is that there was time 10 win,
that time is now. They speak well OF walker, ana re-
peatetly express themselves w W
through every fate
Colonel Frank Anderson has gone to California, and the
intention 1T expedition IN that quarter wMcn
will leave San Francisco or some other convenient port,
in time to land the party at San Juan del Sur so "a 70 CO.
operate with those leaving here in February and March,
You will remember mention has been made OF the
arms that went out the Susan. am informed that she
carried about hundred Minnie rides and large guam
tity OF ammunition. These thrown into the sea at
GIovers on the morning she struck. The rifles were
portion Of celebrated George Law arms but had IN
dereone some alteration at New Orleans. They were
recovered, properly oiled and carefully put In order by
agents Belize Honduras appointed for that purpose by
CAPTAIN Maury It is said they will be sent from Belize TO
some convenient place in Nicaragua for the Of the
Walker men.
At present slowly coming in and the work Of
gathering them up going quietly Your readers shall
have the first Of any change or active movement in
the expedition.
It has been rumored that large body Of men was to
leave for Cuba about this tme but the investigations
have made upon that subject have convinced me that
there little truth in the II may have originated
from having overheard conversations among the
Walker sympathizers. The Cubans here feel that the
time for of that kind has not arrived and
quietly awaiting such change in Spanish American az
fairs will give them reason to hope or an opportunity
to fight for Cuban independence.