The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04

During their nei1nion how YER tho unf rtuurte pr sor
eie reei'fd ua'v ars Of kmness fsom spa citasE-
fefiuns 70 Tuxo. for CD they express themselves
terms Of @afn gratitude
Nane u .Iieon my ne fate u late
beloved and neror con n,.ndsr Walker aud Rud.er,
.no oeias delivered oser 10 the Hondaraos, ~ere
leaSy 'raoeo and placed ~ dsrk css person al
lowei - cominprnate VIII hem 90 the I'm ut Sep
TIN Der tne prisoners were informed by Mr. sgaeus
An.i tel, thgt the General b. shot the day
Aoeofcin2v, on "a. morn the l2'h, the doors and
WI 'ovs 81 the prisn al cosed but through the
prt he cad spectacle was xitnessed ., MAJOR Do
Isp q to coese which lea General To tue oace o.
h. ttteusich ae " BED bessean two priests 80 was
pfeo4uao ono followed by .ttrone guard
Fhe part. sooa disappeared from th view ri the pr
Roi r. 10 ten minute after tney bad marched BY the
frFon eolley o. ,fur nluescis heard tneu voey
OF I've ana III ali, single sot, followed by louo hurrss
And tins MI the prisoners knew OF the fate az tneir
brave ~ nn-roer Until tic doors aud wndoss Of their
prson thrown cpen and the fact was announced 70
them sh great glee and exultaon 90 the par OF the
aolaufau a claIa
TIE zoo, the General n eft or the groaud ty tue
soldiers. whence h taken by two American geutis
mel ano cessnly buried, wn tic aid Of two Catholic
prgats
r6d b. ine prisoners riding mule int the
country unasr quart OF soldiers
We be- other Interesting facts relative TO this exped
,on a. ,hs M, .nchay tate OF walker which Ne ara
etmietec 10 rcrerve for U1f cation Of 20 morrow
muininr
FROM .be New orrsrs Picayu,e ~ sept q
TIE Brran steam sinopof war Gladiator, Captain
Huek',, hffro reported ut the Para, arrived AZ sa
Qna'anti,e station yesterday afternoon, where she still
remain, wi.h mos. a ,he ps-ty shs hraurtl NO "a
posrd Trey nnlLeF Inv seven 10 all, and IL excel
ispt health I~o VI ,aeri-Major Dolan and Capt Vest
came NJ o. the Chat Morgan this morn!rs TIE Ola
otatnr wh be up with tho rect In the
three daTs
The detailed report Of the party on board the Glad alor
gGre hi, little 70 thu Information already have Gen
Wake shot ~ sAt O'Clock the norpiDg OF the
l2ih, and buried the same day In the prnlic bir!a
grouuo
None Il his frenca wore presen, at the execution or
Allowed u comnaaicxts With ht after his
Al American ho.eyer, sho vas at the tine Ia the town
of Iug llo ~ines.ed the execution and after
Sisted al on burial he Ceremonies " whior
nuc,ed hy oseeIsrr sone the natives refusing TO take
part W t4m
This Amer,crn sha IL on hoard thu Glsd,a.,~ brings
r4oFs's ieu b. ~ snch presume aili be handed
~ ms fa.niiy
also tsst General wAt1sr before his execu
on letters to r. ends In the United Satee
sbeh t,seI ny Geners Alvarez and by him haudcd
over sealed g the "a fiish commander 10 DC Tor warded
u th4ir d, -tlnsfrnE
Col Eunl.r. Walkers recnnd IN command has oeea
tencec a. car ytrs connsmaDi In the Sale ps.gDr al
q mavsTua
Tie 'sst OF me party about seventy in number were
all permitted e. 20 the buited States Eleven o.
them, however, we're sent home by way OF Havana
OF Walkers CAPTURE On the Rio Neg 70, tava the
folo~int tdohrsi from auth ritative source The
part, ssni up tn under tine immediate com.
nand ~ Captain Salmon, a. tho lerus. On making his
appaasarrt ne ir truer.l Walker general waxcr
ths s'eps&d rs ard asd ne the
Csp air Ssl'on ta.n Pad. 81 demand that yoc sur
render Va tmu cr'sisy t-eaers Walker then said
$50 whom do g. rrerd.rS" Captain Salmon SAID, sro
officer OF her Majesty Z government Walker then
saic "l unds re'and you sat that am 20 surrender
Ia "A repr sentative Of he, Srilnnc Maiestys govern.
neru- CAPTAIN S-in.nn rp,,ie1 Yes y General Walker
then drew his e,ofd aaf 'nfmSlv surrendered. and
tai 90 ou board the ir-.rra