The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-01


the special purpose Of taxing possession Of the
max og slaves Or them aud the intelligent ami in
Guen.ia among them who anti American IN feeling
good care 70 Aeep the others IA this wild action
although they knew better themselves The authorities
knowing that many OF these emgrants NieAsglAns
s0d bad taken part N the recent that republic
sarded them as "abusters and dangerous Characters
wa even evident that the presiding magistrate hay
ing over fifty black soldiers in gay Zouaye uniforms
recently from Belize 10 back him would take advantage
OF any act OF ndscreton however trang the part
the emigranis 70 give them serious troable The Amer
kept themselves quietly together about 6ys mes
from Por. Mcdonald their only town aad gave cause
OF complaint 70 any ooe
WALLER Ar"sAUa OF ruz scgsg-rus FIL.sUry8s lxAvl
On the l5th Of June General Walker, accompanied BY
two OF hts old officers made hs appearance at Port
Mcdonald Rualan, passenger 90 board OF schooner
and modestly booked Mr. Williams. The General
seemed ia excellent health and spirits with thai quot
mild and gentemanly manner for which be is Dustin
guished among those who have but him IN much
more among those VINO enjoy daily intercourse with
him Notwithstanding these qualities, and Ia unison with
them determination 10 carry the objects this
his present expedition against many obstacles which
might appa other men s visible in h.s countenanoe 10
close observer Indeed his energy shown upon bis
arrival for be began Immediate action By removing the
men from the Bay Islands altogether
On the 18th Of June another good sized qlai o. en-
grant passenger arrived
CAMP AT oozusKz.
On the els. of June the entire party with Cen Walker
in command left the fruit bearing hills daies Of Rua
schooner tho vessel being rather small FOR the
embarkng party. The general course taken b. the
eel wa thu northward, but ntimaton publicly
given 20 the particular point OF her destination After
brief pleasant sail shortly after The 22d of
June the island of Cozuel reached The vessel
chored OF the south point of the island upon which some
few huts and Jock Of goats the ony objects show
ing alton visible Several hours during the after
noon were spent getting shore the men baggage,
stores &c When the shore was reached we found but
Indian family residing on the point, and no other in
haban.s within distance OF ten or twelve miles Two
hats found vacant, aud duly appropriated by the
General-one devoted to hospital purpose (herc being
about half dozen the sick list and the other
shelter o. baggage and This being the rainy
son. freq uent and sometimes quite showers
down mcrcessly upon the heads Of the expedtionists
although many succeed in securing cover Of the pal
laid roof OF the provision hut the day following
andng greater portion Of the started out
search Of poles &C. and soon we found their aoors to
result In the framework of ane large hut intended
shelter for the mea.
day two after landing the island, as pass
ing the neghborhood Of the hut used sorehouse,
where would suppose only such articles pork beef
-four, &c, were TO found, my astonlshment may be
imagined the sight Of several long boxes from which,
in my presence numbers OF Mimic muskes were taken
stacked in order inside the hut, thus giving tina lone
Indians deserted habtation quite the appearance o.
barracks. Boxes containing munitions OF also
view during the progress Of the overhaung OF
my acton shment did arise from the fact that
petition OF this character should possess but rather
that these warke utensils should make sudden ap
poarance upon the island also at where they from
While domicled the island additions made the
stock Of provisions in the way OF turtle eggs
goat &C. On the Goth Of June another squad OF
to Join Us, and the schooner conveying the N
remained Al anchor near the shore.
DEPARTURE PROM cozrxHI os carlsx-scrDErs
BY order Of General Walker all the men the entire
property belonging to the expedition embarked
the schooner above mentioned the 2Tth or June THIS
vessel chartered by General Walker for month
or longer desired by him. She ~as well died cabin
deck and hold when whole party and their "traps
board late In the evening OF the day the
vessel got under way, and put geaerai south
Gag, course Again destination generally IN
known and the speculaed on various points-sons
the swac Islands others Truxilo, omoa, Grcytown &c
Tie fst instant found at Port Royal! the bet aai
mot ecnm9dIous harbor about Eua,aa. We put here
Tor fresh supply Of water and nearly the entire nght
devoted 70 filling empty casks from large spr!ag
the shore We also secured abou, three thousand
plaa;n for the subsistence department on The 81 we
left For, Roysl All put 10 aga.n.
on the sth INST, again arrived at the ani o. ooza.
me- aai anchored OF the south point al the men remain.
Ing On board weay At anchor mere until the Tth, when
got under weigh AM slowly saled N aoag the sand
~. ~
anchor T toxn sprang into exis,eaee Nih.a the AS,
nresa years aad cou,ans about SIX hundred Inhabitants
sons vefy far looking houses Tue cagrCh and Al.
Ct tts holse particularly well bulk To place has
some trade with Havaas and Key IVES, IL Miscellaneous
articles In Act found the place vel stoc.ei that
we took n a general supply Of stores Eafy the
morn O, the sih e san Nrue for the sou,h POINT
o. The Island. where rcms.zed uai the Ieih pur.nr
tai. interval, While the tesscl anchored tcar the
shore the bad opportunity 70 aai taSe exercise
vash their clothing a. on board Arrangements we're
made 81 tho m.nuf.Care Of cartridges All az o. eh,
mc1 wrc ker. trsy ths speciality sor ssvcra. lays
Until sae srrl MS thought su.neIca, f5r immediate o.
iuigrc usc On the 18th Inst schooner from Nsw CT.
cans rassas TIE slAni % her say to 2caiaa lasaed
some Tat asc-s aai large 4sAaiiy Of stores ot ne sc
cf The cvped.tion
EyTraS 10 sAs xscrsr, = CO.., urf-,Asc.
on the morrin- q Noutsy, 18TH INST, We arrived II
frvui o. the Little torn q san sue asan aud ognt
matters greatly changed snee our last visit m4a q
our PARTY, Ia M remained ashore Al TIC sOuGr Joint
struggled tie stand to the town. al ma.e larSe
story pth referrIce vssse, aad her passengers
Ia ~ found %, Tat xr Williams Geaera. ra4.cr,
thy became tcrsast f5r Tie safety ., iAsnsev.r azd
tbc.t sass aat ", searst tho sora r "a ycre
al aal oelig3 ari one huA irci AM tvertf so &c
dfsra W ID to- Pisa viii arms yes we're aecu ruu
unx ron A. rarts o. The tg1n tte riazs aai women
and children oroaeh.ng within the d,,rs q, t2sr lg,s
Al looked very parSe, Genera wake set boat An4
two occrs Ashore 10 ascertain TIE o. the s-roas
aud 10 p3cify the frghtsnsd pcpu'aoe TAs vas SCOT
done ans Ia the course q the morn 81 TIC savsra
authorities came - board at bell social aiCrcOE-se
~lh osn walker ior An holr mote Everything seemed
charged 10 very short tine IN or favor AZ i eve
a'rtsrE y N a. ye commenced !, at Wndsr wasb