Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-01

Gen. walker Again on his way 10 Wiear-
aEua-The Expedition to proceed through |
Honduras.
The next arrival from Honduras will no doubt
bring definite information of the landing of Cen.
William Walker, with small party of adberents n
honduras, en- route, via the Isfhmus and Guatemala.
for ms Old stamping ground, Nicaragua This last
attempt IS evidently the renewal of Walkers abor-
i've expedition OF the schooner Susan, which left
Mobile about two years ago. and got wrecked in the
effort to enter the port of OmOa, compelling the
abandonment of the enterprise
Gen. Walker arrived at the Island of Ruatan about
the 18th of June last board of the schooner John
Taylor, where he was Joined by about one hundred
men, who had been gathering there for month pre-
yious droppngfn singy and ia small squads so as not
TO attract attention; coming in fruit vessels and
othe7 struggling conveyances. The Arrangements
having been completed, the Dew Drop, in command
OF Capt. Dimon, suddenly landed some fifty MN,
wnlle steamer, reported to have on board the
balance Of the expedition was lying off and on with
out attempting to land.
On the 9th of June the whole party left the Island
on board the John Taylor, destination unknown"
vessel, supposed tobe the Taylor. was subsequent
y seen on Manger Keys, at the mouth Of Ruatan har-
Dor, bound to the Southwark, the proper for
Omoa or Truxillo. The arrival of an English man
Ol-"ar at kuatan is also announced which, under
oruinary circumstances, would look after the fill
Out the political excitement existing IN the IS
iu IN consequence of the transfer of the domain to
the state of Honduras and the need of their services
prevent an uprising of the populace against the
cnange VIII furnish the marines all the employ
m men they will require. without hunting after
Thus, 1t is probable that the entire force will
and at some secluded spot and before any organic
ed attempt can be made TO arrest their march, they
VIII nave made their way across Honduras One
OF the Faclhe vessels viii probably receive the fill
busters on board, and before news of their coming
has preceded them, the invading forces will have
! landed at keAleJo prepared TO move Oh Nicaragua.
Another superstition is that Walker will find in eau
tenn ala considerable reinforcements. which will en-
able HIM To pass rapidly through that State unmO-
| Tested.
person in the confidence of Gen. Walker, who
recently spent several months in Nicaragua stat,
that the tlnbuser chief has proclamation all pre-
pared to be issued the moment he enters the coun-
| try. IN which peAcstul policy will be announced
ami amnesty will be granted for all past offences
against the deposed President and his Government.
The past is 10 be wholly forgotten, and. if per
mtted TO do so, the returning chief is To aaugurate
acareer OF unexampied prosperity and progress for
hi, fGvorite Nicaragua
70 elude the vigilance Of the men.of-war station
ed upon the Atlantic and Pacific coasts il has been
given OFT that his expedition Won d ATTEMPT the
Col RADIO branch of the San Juan river The ap
pearance of the filibuster the Island Of RuataD
however, fully develops the plans which are to be
adOpted.-Ae1 York Times, judy Z6.