The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-18
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
THE VERY LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
From the New Orleans Picsyuns, Sept. H.
were shs nosnDs put N possession Of sa further
Furnished 10 VI hrem an authoritative source and will
peshas help form opinion Of the probable fate Of
And nst Of ALL We are assured that the steamer
- whose report a Batabsno, Cabs have already pub
place The brought by her, therefore, that Walk
party had already In various conflicts with the
se,syed % be incorrect comes 70 us indeed ouay as
report which had reached the town. where natural any
report Of the kind would Be very mnsh masni6.d.
From careful comparison Of the date, convnc
cd that tho very latest Of the party Of sunday the
2esh ult, which day Of walkers officers len the
over IN barge and experien ed rough weather but did
not reach the island TIL the 2Sh and then COMPEL
sd 70 land ON an unnh abited Shore whence they made
their way 70 Port MCDONALD the next day.
These officers left Walker and his party Sunday, the
2oth ~ . place called Limas, abandoned mahogany
werke, river Of the same name thirty forty
ies from uxilio, in the direction Of Cape Grscias Up
70 this time the losses had been only twoprvate Pome
roy killed. before stated IN engxg sment with the
saerny, and private Coleman who fell q victim 70 the
prevai.hg fever Of the country.
nvs sounded before statedMajor Hooa Of virsinia
private James j. HogK Of this city, and private Samuel
Conn Of Eachez The names Of tho other two have not
mo remaining seventy six all in excellent health,
md amply provided with Hms and ammunition. Each
man had Mimic nrsket hundred rounds, and many Of
sh<m the improved revolvers OF clothing they
bad ony suit EACH but that good Tents blankets,
~ e. the
not uncomfortaby cold They would absolutely stand In
need Of them only In case Of rain
being cattle raising country, they hsd, Of course,
abundance good fresh beef they were only in want
d vegetables, for which the party mentioned had been
soon AFTER the news reached Port Mcdonald small vcs-
sol chartered BY Walkers friends there, 70 proceed
% the nsnland With these provisions, additional cloth
a. 70 the report brought by the ooeoa that the party
were seeking return 10 the Islands, We sssured Il
mant that they would either proceed down the
Cape Graciss, 70 embark for port Nicaragua,
i,on in view Their next movement would DO 70 ONrib
village, about twenty hye miles from Umas, where sig
mails were 70 DO erected ~ guides for the returning off,
ccns.
In addition TO the above, learn tta. there Is pro
liability Of the patty being further pursued In that drec
ct being further molesed by the British Of
Capt Salmon openly declared II 70 be his intention TO get
possearon Of Walker, he could. But IL la not probable
he wonld send his marines which he was no, very
Abondanty supplied, far inland.
A 70 the probability OF endorsements only know
that party thirty ave lef, ihs city the 3ls
tu Truxilo direct They will there soon ind out tho &C
tua tiae Of thing and probably attempt 70 re ch ther
Do 70 make landing Capt. Salmon says no win
prevent IL Il possible.
Another party Of any Is assembled In city and
nearly realty sa but understand that their
x,epts are not yet definitely arranged.
m ,hs stream Last esenng, from Raatan Island ~as Mr.
Charles Ales private secretary Gen. Walker IN tho
Who we're ss en on board de Brsh msa o war ioarus
oy whcsc officers he treated wh the greatest civil
" and moss ssxiduous attention,
PARTICULARS OF TIE LATEST KssAeExESrs.
fCorrespondence Of the New Orleans Pcayune sept IL
BAY isl ,Sps, August 81, 1850
Iprssume you have had the fullest particulars before
now Of tire daring which zen. Walker took the
fortress Of Truxio II deeeced by three hund red
non. The Generals force MAS ninety With rush they
said "a and had entire possession fifteen minutes Aer
tka f~,sa an tFQsl rx pHy
mile from tie fortress.
What arrnat cowards these Bcndurans arel Here 10
thousand Inhabitants With strong fortress
defended by three hGndred troepg and townspeope I'D
ns.x taken in diteen mnu'es by ninety men, the at
lacking party having only t~o men slightly and one 60
mo General supposed be had established an excellent
base u operaiious me position is undoubtedly strong
only Asss.laole by heavy artillery, OF whsn tho Hoo
have 20, got that and believe thousand Of sach
things az they call soldiers could not have recovered H.
Aftar Sen. Walker bad held psseession two weeks
Eng sh o. war, the Icsrus, laid claim 70 IL Britain
property and demanded go do be paid down. the
sessra and his 70 Surrender vishoa, coalitions
This British interference In the a0Ars OF Central Anne
~: s ~ os saa re-
solved 70 evscuale, he hsd no means OF reshing tfe
bscAdsids Of such ship that Inc order carried
q march W the eastward.
me Hoaiaran Dom nandAnt had 70 DO sent FOR i~o ar
three before he could get enough 10 take
po-ssss,on q The empty fortress On Wednesday
rg be entered and on Iausday sonf one hundred men
so ssss sn . 4 o sy s % u u Se ss s O ~
the Roman river, whco his men were mostly sleep.
ing taem by surprise and nred valley INTO them
forty yards dsance with no little eject that The Gen.
ersl ort only ono killed onc dangerously and four
slightly wounded. rhe scccnd voley might have told
wabfearfa effect while the Americans hudded 20.
ssthcr getting Their srus fortunately diverted
IRON The main BODY towards one man al dts
ssa r.n Che s.unss ;Arouss the sass
vep~y from the whole troop Without receiving
shct ny th4s time The Amsricsns hsd formed, deiiv.
e-rd their Ore when Knocked ten twelve, then
onarved ard scAAsered the Hondurans like noox Of
shasp About dirty ponsed into The river, where scve
raj we're drowned 1ho remainder scattered through the
savanna, and all hat not shot got 10 covcv.
10 this affair TIE Hondursns lcst aboct any killed aud
wounded General Walker Killed and seven wounded,
sasef among He ha, now posssssica part
q The csrib town Of Lnas. where be strongly BARR,
c.ssd ard able - resist 800 Hondnrsns bat &c hear
, thai tue Icarw n bound down again 70 rous him or
make him prisoner.
ms vessel brought seven q Walkers men from TruI
flso that were let behind SICK when the place cvacu.
sisd and has landed tbcm here without any means q
support though they surrendered themselves prisoners
70 The British lag at the same tine we ae.nor . as
assistance Bot as men must not be allowed 70
sarve 10 the micst Of plenty. some q The ohaosu f
ohASsvs sate are rendering themselves oosox'ous 'he
me news q the rcsapsme Of TruxiIlo added to tho
sfsts gn Hondurxn stood treat tor - estcd one 81
oar high ercals that pc obtained walk, and had 70
be carriet home glorious aud uf~osrious
me inhabitants Of theee rlands ~ason The proceedn
q General walker With n,cns- interest," and heartily
wish him Considerable stance in tee vsy q
poys and ammunition has been cent him several
n<n from here have Joined his force and hd not thc
British authorities ipscrfered think half svsisec
would have been with him In lees than month.
The people look his er own, In hs deter
ninaion 70 resist the authority Of Guardola, for the
Ray Islanders resolved " submit the dicta
tsou Of such blackhcartcd villain.
fever The dag Of Honduras ~ bosis1 and The islands
ere coded that eovcrnmeut their rule must be oniy
nominal and they win have 70 aov The reality OF
esss their government must be conducted much more
enlxhtx ned principles than ~ present
ne cssselss ,hey pl.cs in shs wsy o. Trade -
great tlst this little Island exports more IN value ard
clears more tonnage than the port o. ruxio sboueh
miles o. cosst and by nature Tho rcbess psy q the
sip<ns Of An neir exports Ought 70 - counted By
millions az pounds sterling nsAad q fsv tnousaad dol
i.rs ana had General walker been allowed 70 ksep Pc
scon q yux,Ilo and have thrown ocen the country for
egraaSon removed the restrictions - xade, and ~
ovrd the verv rich deposits Of gold 70 Be vosked vith
~ hindrnoe - was his intention, very snort time
ke~ld have been nourishins city, inssssd ns 800
I'D alive pils u ruins n noe IL. $1,000.