The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25
TEE WALKER PlLlBUSTER HY pRDIT0y.

now the Expedition Wes Fi..eu Dat
and Its immedists nd Uittm ste Apn.-
revolutionary Indications i'm Hopaara.
IN" h"atan-Whas Is the Bri,i.h Gs-
Ner""ent Driving Att Hem ureno
view OF the subject, tsc., sSc,, sc.
OUR BELIZE CORRESPONDENTS.
BELIZE, British Honduras, Idly Is, 1860.
N3,tY wax rs E7tstfioa--;iop aud Wl.y. II Was
f'g.a 0's-l!s Cherior AiH9--f>rrlch HILLARY Enigra
to6 d., Sc.
Is ts<se is much speculation in REGARD To tho uava
nen,s OF General Walker in Central America some An
thectc Information collected the spot from his officers
@ay prove interesting "a your numerous readers The
present expedition srder the flag Of Caoanas he ex
President of Honduras, and has for IL object his resorA
lion 10 power ffsc Honduranans and foreign residents
ennes'y desire h return, all Of them ing and hating
President Gaartss,s, better known the Central Amef
can Butcher "A title he has well earned by his nnunrln
murders Teile in his drunken debauohes he has ire
quenty orsred his friends taken out and Shot withcvS
the e~Ief Of drumhead court martial and ina e.rcl r
then vcsn sober
Ire expedition was fitted GU, in New Orleans with
ndoa secrecy "a lesson ws'ker has learned ron,
pHs. sxperience) the island Of Ruatan selected
~ the rendezvous, frors its isolated possaou, and
DO Facility OF Forwarding and mun.ssus Of war
ny the numerous FRUIT vessels trading ,sore without
Dew Drop TOUCH Tsysor, Clifton aud ceers, scattered
Themselves the sand while srnf end munitions OF
war were secretly nnded side Of the Stand
at Port Roys' md secre,ed in tho errh.
walker esxne af the John Taylse 29th OF June
ana finding 'hs'slsnd in possession the English collect
eV DIS men transferred some board his vessel,
ana es rsrts unknown, art positive Information
exh@ ofhr whereabouts IN. Icarus (man fwar) has
sesched.s whole coast ter % without discovering say
trsrs The Taylor rcsued for a cargo of fruit, 90,
NitsctSasserters WeEev viii be joined Oh tie aAss,
ey caSsoas aad hs rees a on Trux.;io or
Ornca spd thence IN Coroyagua. After reloetsuug Ca
oass, which he can essyy do with the uaacr him
II aos mo!csted by ,neEugsh or American gpvesnmen~
hc%i march CSrsc Scs aud Nicaragua. no has some
Tvs hundred wei armed and eager tie ray ucs
'v.ariy aii of his c,e 6hcers accompany h,w.
The Count dc Sos2es dc Ambrutnenu re- lately tvs
cceded Hcrcrra take charge OF tue stary sohso
Al Comoysgaa. Tss ~ French officer ct some eSp,ri
euce and n &c oc followed in January " 800 Fryich
emerank Isc lighting population VI R1atan, to-se 500
men and 1oys. we'll armed with Mti1,, rifles ~:s az
soon ne THE rld West India rermon &c ives IT, stand
declare ir Independence and r5st .h,ir Tag Jack
With .cr'tes for the field. Trey o., highly Sccnsed
agaius; tec,-swn government Cor a,w. doue TEN ana
Their property, and s~ofdbk; disposed towards
Anr-rcaos with whom all vrs trs+o'or the~eia.d s car
rcs On T1e English govercmen: viii throw every OBJ.
s,rcc IN TaRers way If uey a. taketa sctiva part
uanstasn They fear America, iuiiuercc In Central
Gr-e-As know Of county es,at needs Z more
OUR AsPINwsrL 'CsyarsroSps CO.
AsrrwArt, August Is, 1890
A,ru0, qf FrisrSy, T,om Cs,sY,raia.
A;S 90 OF af,Susters are Arriving from Cali
'orns awaiting opportunity TO Join vaker In Mica
Ers-E. Az yet we tnve"no late from Nicaragua
Theniish steamer Pr.nce is expected to morrow frou
o. to wu with ,xso news
A HoSDUETzso vssw OF rEz INVASION.
rps 10. roR AID
notice in the Hszs.D This mornis report that Gov
WiIer had become 'crocia,ed Gen. Cabanas o..
Adent Of Hcndurre 70 se npt m ovcrthro
- T resident G-srdr-.G.
tsbanss besg,he PRESIDENT un,- the rule Of the le
al party the v:asonen viii mss i'd the public here I.
allowed to &c ,oa sadicted. Besg rcsidcn, o, TIA.
public wuli as. the privileged correcting thrcxgl
y widely oncuissed journal
There uOtths east prospect taat Walker will recev.
spy aid or eynscthy whatever Erom tho liberal rrty
Don Jose Hsra i1zo is Mt present the leader Of thai
party-a GENTLEMAN OF rreaty ealth and educsts. in
Europe. CsbsDa3 is In the State Of San Salvador Being
very old MAJ ne has retired from public ME- IN. has
mo political aspirations. III" has many warm personal
friends, bot nc party.
It would s~~adness for Walker TO attempt 10 -sach
Nicaragua by crossing Hondoras He would hsye 10
travel more tsGn three hundred miles over mocn,ns
and through passes where ten men coui rssist
the passage ofvhousands
General 6uesccia actual President Of Honduras 10 sx
ceedlngy popular with the uasses, having beeaseeosy
selected tycn almost unanimous vote He is 4 firm
friend to pee ccsul Americans, and encourages emigration
charter 70. navigation and colonization has outc re
Gently boon granted by him TO citizens Of the United
States wso secures 10 them large gran, Of land In the
finest poCs-oa Of the country and virtually monopoly Of
nearly the entire trade Of the country Walker u The
bane to ali legitimate operations in Central America and
ought to 30 secured by government There are se,e
raj Americans residing In the interior whose psopsrty
and perrpasl safriy viii be endangered by Walkers lava
sion toa mistake shat walker has fricaas in Central
America fis n universally hated and adhered and II
again oar~ered hIs fa,eiseealed. wM. G. BURcHARp,
of Uondotsr