The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-03
[ From our O'on Correspondent
Ern1a INnShinnfon

The Filibuster Chiefs here are greatly elated by
the report from the passengers of the Susan, who
have landed at Porto Cabalos, near Omoa, far from
any fleet. They were met by tidings of insurrec
ton at Leon, and Col Natzmer, second in command
OF the Fiibusters, proceeded towards that place to
effect arrangements to march across the country
1t is thought that severa-perhaps as many as
three-other vessels, loaded with Filibusters have
reached Omoa before this. They do not expect to
stop In Honduras, but as they pass through, it is
believed they will aid the people to overthrow the
tyrant Santos Guardiola. Honduras has always
been friendy -when the British took possession of
the Ruatan Islands, many of the principal Hondu-
ramos proposed annexation to the United States as
the best means Of foiling the British. General Ca
banas, the most popular Democratic leader in Hon
duras, joined President Caston, of Nicaragua, in
urging Walker to raise men in California to aid
them in 1855. During the operations in Nicaragua
by the allied States against Walker, Guardiola
usurped the Government of Honduras and has re-
tanned it ever SINCE chiefly by the aid of Guatemala
He is cruel, blood-thirsy tyrant, like Carrera of
Guatemala, but is not so popular the latter with
his semi-savage people. Guardiola's crimes have
made him both feared and hated by the masses of
Honduras, and there is little doubt that Walkers
pioneers have been invited by the Cabannas party
to pass that way and put things to rights in Hondu-
ras route Walkers friends here are confident
that the natives of all classes will be respected in
person and property by the Fiibusters and that as
they advance they will proclaim general amnesty
by distributing manifestos and declaring that their
object is to restore peace to the country and open
its abandoned solitudes to resetlement and civili
cation.
The Martinez Government is thought to be now
at Leon, having gone there to meet Sir Gore Ouse-
ley-Leon is quite near the Bay of Fouseca, which
latter place is two hundrad miles from Porto Ca
ballos. The British have no vessels in that part of
the Pacifc-to interrupt any movement, even if
one were suspected and it is commended that the
Martinez Government could be overthrow imme-
diately, and Democratic institutions in the interest
Of the Filibusters be established Mr. Lamar our
Minister, also reached Leon on the 3Oth November
to meet Sir Gore Ouseley, where he was quite ill
at latest dates.
Senator Douglas will be here on Tuesday night,
it is supposed. grand receptionwillb be given him,
and his arrival will be sgnalized by serenade,
fire works, bon-fires, &c.
From the Reporter of the Associated Press
| The Interior Department has been officially ad-
vised and placed in possession of the preliminary
terms of the treaty with the Navajoe Indians.
Three delegates engaged respectively in promo
ting the interests of the respective organized Terri
| tories OF Sierra Nevada, Dacotah, and Arizona,
are now in Washington, and fourth for similar
purpose is daily expected from Calona.
The digest of statistics of Manufactures for the
seventh Census will be transmitted to Congress this
week. The results are highly interesting, and will
tend to facilitate future Investigations in reference
! to that branch of statistics.
Many of the Congressional absentees have return
ed to be in time to resume their public duties on
Tuesday.