Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-10
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california malls ny wa. OF ufeal Shit
I Lake,
II is understood thai tie transportation
, ~ the malls by the Pony Express will
he stopped.
Ifiass n Males ai 81, Lom,.-st Louis
Sept. 2S-liaron Renhew was enthusiastic
ally received IN this city. lie inauguraied
/ the Western Academy Of Arts yesterday,
and lcfl fur Cincinnati this morning,
! SmHd ~ ATas 10 isSi NoWiir.s.-New
7 York Sept, ala dispatch received Ia
this city to-day from Washington says that
orr Government has ordered 1000 stands
/ Of arms 10 Fort Moultrie, at the entrance
4 the harbor OF Charleston, \. 4.
I ~.HrTiom .iadirs- hfcid idriees.-wash-
ingIon, Sept. 2h.-oHieial adyioes received
I al the State Department announce that
E ten. Lave il nhoni 10 leave the city of
T Vera Cruz To operate with the Liberal fore
es against the City IT Mexico,
ten, Mramon has liberated Zen. MnrqucI
AMI given him the eommpni IT 5000 men.
TIE FtrWridH. ImbFeghO,-New York,
Sept 2a,-The Callao eorrcsl ondcnt of the
New York Times says Mr., clay the U. :.
Minister Ia Peru, has called upon tho COM
manler Of the naval forces Ia the Pacific
To proceed forthwith To the Peruvian waters
! with NIL available vessels,
/ Prince ~ Wales q; GnciAnah- EniLusids-
/ Ne eeepton.-Cinclnnati Sept. D.-The
+ liorun Reniiew and suite, arrived in this
I city to-day, from 81. Louis, aud were met by
7 animmcnsc cruEd Of people, who received
\ thehS amid iund cheers. The iirc Depart
mcni made . i'rilliani display this onernoo't.
! A Frndd bnll Is 10 he given Tonight at Pixies
! Opei7, House, in honor OF the prihce,
no rArE ~ wA.STR.--SoE1.tssl Iass,
slSuu,3i',a.. Sfp /; ,, -rhP@t saa 'lfhs-
lilo, has passed up the river having on
hoard the remnant of Walkers party who
surrendered with him TO the British, and
were iuihol over 10 the Honduras author
tiles ON tie. express condition they should
be sent Home nhHIlncd, NJ thny claimed
che protection OF The rlliisu states.
Gen. Walker, aud his second in command,
I Col. Rudlc,, refused to acknowledge them
selves citizens Of the United States, or Of
any other country but Nicaragua.
before surrcndcring TO the British force,
sent from thclca,ais, Walker had twice de-
| fcaich the IIundnrans sent in pursuit of
him in large numbers after he left Truxillo
I lie was fortified on the Black river, and
surrendered only because his men were
sick worn ouf, and discouraged.
The Icarus went ON to Belize, Honduras
her Capt. Salmon wishing Gov. Price,
the British oficisl III re, to interfere for
Walker and Rudlcr
! II was believed, according to the alviccs
brought by the Schooner J. \. Taylor, that
| Capt. Salmon would he enabled to save
! Walker. The lcarus was seen by the Tay-
lor ON her way back TO Trlxillo from
Belize.
The Gladiator reports, however that
/ walker was shot by the Honduras at Trux-
lilo on the 18th inst, and Col. Rudlcr was
still n prisoner.
L.,TER.-Thc British steam sloop-of-war
Gladiator Capt. lIinckly, before reported
at the Pass, arrived at the Quarantine
Station yesterday afternoon, where she still
remains, with most Of the party she brought
upon board. They humber ffty-scvcn in
all and are in excellent health. Two of
them, Major Doland and Capt. Vest came
up on the Charles Morgan this morning.
The Gladiator will be ny with the rest. in
the course of two or three days.
The detailed report of I've party on board
the Gladiator adds but little to tho infor-
nation We already have. Gen. Walker was
shot ut o'clock the morning of the 12th,
and buried the same day IN the public
burial ground.
None of his friends were present at the
execution or even allowed to communicate
with him after his capture. An American
however, who was at the time in the town
of Truxillo, witnessed the execution and
afterwards assisted ut his burial, the ccre-
monies of which were conducted by foreign
ers alone, the natives refusing to take par
in them, =, ~. ~
diator, brings with hirYa portion of Walk
er's clothing, and other memorials left by
him, which we presume will be handed
over 10 his family
1t is also stated that Gen. Walker before
; his execution, wrote several letters to his
friends in the United States, which were
taken by Gen. Alvarez, and by him handed
over scaled, to the English commander tc
lie forwarded to thcir destination.
Col Rudlcr, Walkers second in command
has been sentenced to iour years contine-
ment in the States prison at Comayagua.
The rest of the party, abont seventy il
number, were all permitted to return to tho
United States. Ileven of them, however
vere sent home YIN Havana.
OF Walkers capture, on the Rio Negro
we have the failsyiug additional from al
authoritative source. The party sent W
tbe river was undcr the immediate com.
mond of Capt. salmon, of the Icarus Or
making his appearance he asked for Gen
Walker. GEN Walker then stepped for.
ward and said ho was the man.
CAP Salmon tcn said: ~ demand thai
Won surrender to me Immediately" Gen
Walker replied TO whom do surrcn
der9" Cap Salmon said: "To an officer
4 Of her Majcsty's Government" Walker
then said again: =" Do l understand you to
say that am to surrender to a representa-
tive of her Gritanic Majcstys Govern
mcnt?" Capt. salmon replied, ''Yes."-
Gen. Walker then drew his sword and for
nmlly SURRENDERED, and was taken on board
the Icarus.