The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-18

BY MAGNETIC AND PmNTlAs TrlEsMPHs.

Interesting from Washington.
DISPATCHES FROM OUR MINISTER AT NCARAGUA-
LITTER From Mr.. DALLAs-THE INDIAN WAR AND
GIN. w0OL-GEN. PIRRCE's PROSPECTS IN NORTH
CAROLINA, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON. April II, 1855.
Is raid that dispatches from Col Wheeler to the go
verBment mention that Col schlessingers retreat
defeat by the Costa Rcans but stroke OF success
full policy superinduced by the largely overwhelming
force Of the enemy.
Mr. Dallas in letter just received, says that the sub
iect Of the differences between England and the United
States win be fully discussed in Parliament He Is led to
believe that the dicussion WIN not be devoid Of aormony
towards this country but is prepared to bear it ike
philoso er. He men with Particularly numerous
acts Of marked courtesy extended to him. including those
oftne members the British Cabinet and regards thase
aDisstA Ms Is expressive Of pacific disposition to-
wards this country.
The President rent . very vouminous report to the
House to-day with reference to the Indian difficulties In
Warrington and Oregon Territories. They fully corrooo-
rate Gen. Woops statements
Among the official Documents received from Oregon Is
letter from Joel Palmer Superintendent OF Indian AZ
fairs Who confirming the statements Of Governor Curry,
sayr the present difficulty in Southern Oregon IL wholly
attributable to the of the whites, adding ~
not but eslt duty to adopt such measures az will
tend the Twas of these Indians and maintain
future will prove that this has been forced upon
these Indians against their w and that too by set Of
reckless vsgabonds for pecuniary and political OBJ
jects, sanctioned by numerous population
who regard the Treasury Of the United States
a. q legitimate object Of plumber. Tho Indians
in that district have been driven to desperation
by acts Of cruelty against their people, Treaties have
been violated aud acts Of barbaity committed by those
claiming to DO citizens that would disgrace the most
barbarous nations OF the earth. but those who
we might look upon 1T with indifference but unhappiy
this is not the
The President oontemplAtes leaving Washington TO-
afternoon In company with the Secretary of the
Navy for Annapolis to the steamer Merrimao, where
he Will be Joined Saturday by many members Of
Congress-
despatch has been received by gentleman OF this
city stating that North Carolina has instructed her dele
gates to the Cincinnati Convention to vote Gen. Pierce
for nomination and for Mr. Dobtn for Vice President
The Bouse Committee Territories wlI in few days.
report bill for the admission Of Kansas with her free
State constitution.
informed to-day that the President will tender the
appointment of Commissioner n 0bnsions to T. D. Dis
ney, Of Ohio It Is extremely doubtful whether he will
accept
The two treaties the benefit of Indian tribes In
Michigan, recently ratified by the Ssnae, make pro
vision for their occupation of lands in that State
rally instead of In common and diverts the annuss to
their moral and industrial improvement The treaty
with certain Indian tribes in New Aexico-ikewise
Gently rated-proposes to concentrate them apart from
the Injurious influences Of the whites and encourage
them In the arts of peace and civilization.