The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Interesting Particulars and Dctalls- Action %
the Englkh Authorities Walkers hove
nents-state or Feeling Among
tho People,
&c., &C.. &c.
Our Truxillo Corrsspondcncs.

Our TruxillO COrrsspondencs.
TRuxnIo, Honduras, August II, lSec.
Apprshensions cf Atack-WhSveaoolts 9 he Dsspos.
sessed Gayriso,s-rAe Citizens Afraid 10 RstD- Wa,l<r
Chances Of Success Condition Of the Fort, &c.
General Walker still holds the fort and OF Truxio
although the enemy that dspossessed by him he
morning Of the 9TH still turks in the neighborhood Re-
ports in 70 hourly every day that certain and
heavy attack to be made upon BY the enemys whole
force the coming night yet thus far we have passed
nearly every night undisturbed but have been vg
liant and ready for enemy In case he bad come upon
U.s. There said to be several hundred Of tho runaway
citizens OF the at an encampment few leagues
from here They have thrown up barrscade, fearing
that the Americans might follow them up bring them
back, after the fashion or other "takers Of city, -
such very commonly the in Central America The
soldiers from the fort the people, possession
Of pass perhaps the only rom town that lead0
into the interior, which few well armed hold
against large number. As we have no occasion at
present to use this pass they hold At their plea
until they become tired 1t said seventy
five Of these soldiers Of the enemy. What and am
munition they may have with them cannot say TO
certainty, but many Of their muskes and shot guns
been picked up around here where the brave or
Mars dropped them In their hasty exit and presume
their supplies OF powder and lead not TO be extensive.
We do not, At least anticipate much harm from hemJn
their unassised Efforts and days must elapse BE-
fore reinforcements from the interior come 70 their
help The citizens however, ought TO come back for We
make war against them. They are perfectly harm
less and would be glad 10 back to their homes, but
they fear that they should recognise the authority Of
General Walker by returning that Guardioia would visit
them with terrible vengeance when they came within
warfare nov wsging in Central America, GaardolA'c
power TO do them harm would be stripped from him, and
humane and liberal party man be entrusted with tho
executive authority; they could hope for speedy end
ing Of their long continued expressions by this means,
they would return 70 their deserted hsotaoos and
pursue with confidence their usual avocations Many
the Carb Indians who Indifferent to what govern
ment exists, who In power, have left town,
but continue TO occupy their huts as usual.
] believe, from what can hear ana around me,
that General Walker hold this fort for unlimited
period. The road between here and Comayasua noun
be ten days in making the trip. Thus, suardioa
might have heard yesterday that trumphantly
me land and u ns nss gone 70 woiS 70 ra,se men sna
month he may be able 10 impress i've hundred men, and
start for Truxio. In the meantime General Walker viii
be receiving large reinoFcements from the United seg
and his win be resting and undergoiog military
discipline and instruction in the fort here while Goardo
las men will be the tiresome march, and desertne
him daily by scores Walker has plenty Of provision
and could stand long gege but he would no, stand the
sge for be could outside and defeat qcsdrupse his
The strength of Ibis fort Is considerable old - Il .
and doubt the Americans feel proud ~ themselves
repused the large British which made an attack upon
them We have eight mounted guns, one bras a. one
ORA orie ~ o0e IRON ~ Two iron iG one ron ono Ton =
There are also thirty guns Of different ibre from
two Founders twenty four dtto these scattered
speedily mounted desired. All Of the mounted guae
but two directed TO the harbor, which thus con-
plcely commanded. Two guns Of small size are two
entrances TO the FORT directed 10 be terror 70 al
We have harbor full Of vessels although mos. Of them
small schooners from the island OF RaAtan Tho bark
Csrib Hopkins master, 70 leave to-day or to morrow
for Boston.