The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

Nrw YORK, Sept Il, 1850.
me telegraph. despatch received nom New c,iens
nCmcmr the csprc Of General Walker and hs followers,
~ the British steamer Icarus, states TIA: General Walker
md Colonel Raider were to be shot: and .e may be
mcvn this city IN regard to Colonel A. T. Roller tuos
HUdler). have sses TIE liberty Of giving yoo short
hhsory Of Lis life.
Gbope, Rndler II native az thu State Of Aahana spa
smns tho war with Mexico was oiHcer IN Of the
au:hern volunteer regiments, and during that war be
se-ved with horor 10 himself and bis country u ire
yess 1919 he went 10 California, and wne n thai State
Ne resident Of San Joaquin county, and - ore tine
- occupied the position Of Deputy Marshal Of the city Of
stockton. He active member o. the Wig psrty
daring tire Presidential election in 1862 auj 1854 be
received The nomination OF that party for the once cf
Sbesh 81 San Joaquin comfy but was debated b. tae
democratic party, which elected heir whole Ticket IL
lss3 no disposed OF his property and leu C1crr "a 70
5on General Walker in Nicaragua and has 70 This time
Been with him In al his expeditions !, vas eaouci
RaSey's greatest fault In having been by unac.
counAbe infatuated with Walker and hs dsstny,
Although ,hosc are web acquainted with Coccei Rua.
ies will readily admit that he In every respect The
s5feror Of Walker 10 point OF sound judgment aud ds
reon Lad no have been the leader Of the PARTY IN
Nicaragua fer different result would have sen realized.
Colonel Rud,er true and brave soldier gsnt manly
N al his In with his fellow men, mi mi auet
ks csmeanor, and honorable in all his dealings ne
laany desoJ we'd better Gate, and his Death viii cast
vioo large circle Of friends both Ia the Southern
ssas4s a1d Ca Norma Colonel Rddler = young man
net far nom thirty years Of age. II is altogether proos
bic hist tie Of his execution, also that u General
Walker, VIII reach this city. Az regards tie y-st
rees Of tie punishment win not undertake to decide aud
saercore cose by saying peace 10 his memory .,
even. am certain no viii meet hs fate Ike brave mar
m cowsrdcc VAS never part Of his nature.
TRAVELLER
ANOTHER OF WAIVERS MEN.
'M from tho New OrIcsrs Delta
d Is VINO persens ery With one 81 Wssr
mea, the same person who was 50 wea known n this
city for his combaiivepess He was maa Of remarkable
courage but Of violent and turbulent tenn per- and
frequently involved in personal broils and du,ls Per-
hAps lived TO his asc who bad receioc and
. and nearly every duel In which he engage he
WA wounded He began his career Ia the ranks Of tie
ma
N was selected Of the privaes VINO pro.
notod during the war 70 commsslon AZ the battle Of
Cbeyrep~c Henry one Of the irst Of Tie s.ofmng
PARTY the walls OF the enemy ard th,xn treaf-
fully wounded halted until he was within the
ANer the wa ws o7er Henry az CO nmissioncd on
became involved In some broi which res1lted in hs
retirement from his position He then to Nicaragua
1oined Walker ana was prominent In the combats
bought in that country and invariably received wounds
every action the terrible ana nnntcrrupfed con
nics OF Walker not enough 10 satisfy his ccmbstve
spirit, Henry occupied his moments Of leisure in persona
conbsts with or his companions IN arms, and
frequently wounded In Of his duc,s IN Nicaragua
Ms thigh broken, which famed him for Re.
ming to this city after the expus Of Walker, be
became involved IN a bro with Of his cofnpanons,
and badly wounded by him IN duel fcur d IN The
OF city. Not long after he hal another dcuy
Win a ccrtlemRn Of this city, BY whom also he was
severely wounded These by means al the /.
bats in which this remarkable engaged There
were those who had q favorable opinion OF COL Henry,
ard who rave him credit for some good qualities. Ne
was undoubtedly n OF Astonishing fortitufc, en-
Aursnoc and courage