The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-23
NEWS BY TELEGR App,


Interesting from Washington CITY.
SPECIAL coRREsroNDEScE HzaALs.
AN OUTLINE THE SETTLEMENT WITH sPAN-THg
CASE OF THE INVADERS NOT TOUCHED UPoN-sRc-
RRTARY WEBSTER AND oEN HoUsroN-THK MEET
ING OF coN0kEss--THE sPEAKERsHIP AND THE
PREsIDRNCY-UNIrED STATES AND TEXAS STOCKS,
ETC.
WASHINGTON, November %, 1851.
The Spanish difficulty denitivey settled last-ths
negotiations having been concluded this morning. Ths
settlement is substantially has already been stated In
the HERAlp. The Spanish Consul will 60 to New Orleans
in Spanish national vessel and his flag is 10 be formally
ssluted Judge 6harse is TO go to Havana In nstioa-
al vessel and his flag is also to be sAutsd
The President will recommend to Congress to make
COED all damages sustained by the Spanish Consul A
for the losses sustained by spanish residents, they
viii seek their remedies in the courts and il is promised
that the government viii afford them every proper
distance.
The subject of the execution and punishment Of tins
prisoners not brought up; neither did Spain maks
demand reimbu-enents for the expenses attending
the suppression Of the invasion Having treated the p
opers as pirates bucaners che precluded herself
rom demanding damages from this government which
the unforu nate individuals executed had already psid
with their lives To have adopted different course
would have been confess that she had violated her
treaty stpulaons by summary trying our cisisens and
thus xtricaby to have involved the dculty BY eEs
cutting them she did She held that they had foc-
feited their citizenship and themselves alone
sponsible for their conduct.
VIII Mr.. Webster resign? Who knows? Oae Dag he
says he will the next day he is all sdrift again Hs
most intimate friends deny that he viii, on-
less some contingency not now known, should srise
Members Of Congress asekng In. The contest Toe
Speaker will probably Is no. one shadow ing forth tia
harmoniousress Of the Presidential contest Linn Boyd
OF Kentucky, the Southern prominent candidate.
4, believed viii be elected
General Houston has taken two elegant parioes Ia
Brow ms magnificent hote and will do the thing up Ia
grand style
There was sixty. five thousand hundred dciiars'
worth of United States S,ued from the Treasury
department during the past week The transfsr books
closed the hrs ard will remain closed for month
as TO declare the dividends. The Texas bonds stock
all prepared and ready to be issued the Legs
laure OF that eserprisns State authorizes person
to receive 1t. b.
THE TsHuANTEPEc RouTE-TEE oARAy osAHc NOT
sUpREapsBED-TuE WEBSTER DINNER TO CAL
BERoN DE La BARCA-fRANCE AND CALIFORNIA
CANDIDATES FOR SPEAKER, ETC.
wAsruneTor, Nov. 22--s p M.
can assure you that there a word Of truth 10
the tesgIsphic despatch sent from New oeans sting
that Governor Lecher the American Mnst er, had ina
mated the Mexican government that the United State
READY 10 surrender the osry grant OF tue
pee route This government has not authorized Mr.
Lecher 10 do any such thing and Mr. Letoher has not
done so believe the contrary, that measures have
been taken that route to the American com
ysDy at New Orleans route for which the sdmiaLstr>
ton Of nr Polk willing to pay hlteen millioas u
donars
The dlnasr given by Mr. Webster to Cs4deroa De u
Bares Wac a cosy one, at which Mr. Cronpton asssseA
the par. OF England bet at which the military powers
% Trance ana Prussia remsnsd unreprtsentei Thsrs
Is every disposition though, TO coumodate MonseU;
sartrse regard to the elaine presented ey frsnoa
merchant who have paid unlawful dutes in California
The treasury quite willing to refand the principal but
six per cent month elaned By the French Mins
ter and doaS whether the latter will b. gs.hsd v
that rs.psot
Nessrs richardson, Disney. Bsyiy Houston. (s Ala
hama end Linn Boy the principle eaod LAKES fs<
srsskcrshp, and aomiosioa "a not uzs,yto be
n ale On the hEst ballot 0NENsrtERNA