The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01

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Very Interesting from Washinston.
RFFNCT OF THE NEWS PROM NICARAGUA AND PA
AA-AovEhEErs IN AND OUT OF CONGRESS
vKesBLs OF WAR OkDERED TO AsPINwALL AND
TIRE PACIFIC-THE CkNTRAL AMmICAN QUESTION
TIE TOPIC OF TIE DAY-PREsIDENTIAL SCHEMES,
ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, Apru 80, 1885,
There intense excitement here today produced by
the intelligence from Nicaragua and Panama. John p
Heiss who was sent out with dispatches from 60
gsrnment to Colonel Wheeler arrived here this eveniog
informed he brings importsnt dispatches from Cen
trail America. 1t Is understood here now that
Minister in place Of Colorsl French win bs received by
our government.
the Hsuse Mr. Hsrbsrts tuition, inst,uctng the Dom
mittee Foreign Relations to inquire what further L.
gislation necessary to protect citizens whe in
tsan.itu win be considered and reported without
delay The promptness Of M Herbert in this matter do
serves much praise 30 Colonel Wards report
the riot 81 Panama 10 received strong naval force viii
be ordered that point demand and ENFORCE sNsfao
tion. The Aerrnac, which destined for the Nedter
rsnesn, win proceed 10 the Pacific
Mr.. Dayidge, President Of the Pacific Steamship Com
pany, having sent telegraphic despatch to General
Lane CT Oregon, relative to the riots ut Panama. the lat
ter this evening called on President Pierce, eommun
eating the request OF Mr. DAvdge that vessel Of be
sent to Aspinwa for the protection Of the Americans
there and received that the matter woud be
attended to with the least possible delay. There viii
probably b. Cabinet consultation the subject TO-
We learn that the Secretary Of the Navy has
already ordered the United States steamer Fulton to
proceed forthwith from Pensacola to Aspnwsll.
Hon. Humphrey Aarshai win shortly offer rsselu-
ton calling for Information whether the English and
French governments aided Costa Rics in her contest
with Nicaragua.
Mr.. Peck, Of Michigan Mr.. Evans, Of Texas, and Mr..
Keitt Of South Carolina will follow up General Qoisman
and support his views in favor Of abolishng the
traiy laws. The sad news from Panama strengthens
Gen. Quitman's position.
The An erican party In Congress- now holding
discuss the Panama riots and determine the
pro priety Ct adopting, plank In their platform, the
abolition of the neutrality laws.
learn that there Ia probable solution to Cen
trail American difcuiss with England. You, Of COURSE
knew that the troubles with Engand threeold6rs
the enlistment; second the Mosquito and third the Bay
Of iands questionths two latter owing out Of the
Clayton Bulwer treaty.
The Mosquito question IL is expected win be settled
without much difficulty. Indeed General Walker is set
tlirg that rapidly 1T he settled The Bay Of
Islsnds question IL difficult but understand
that Honduras has taken the initiative, and has appoint
ed Victor Hefrau who is the Minister of that repub
10 In PSrr special Envoy to London and that 1t has
also appointed Leon Alvarado Minister to Washington,
to succeed Barrundia who died here some tine ago.
These two nis.ers, am informed, have re3eivei in
structions to make proposition to the American aud
English governments by which the Bay Of Islands shall
be ceisd back to Honduras. The proposition 30 fair
that impossible for either government to refuse
a. 1T IL. <1n 1tx
The year 1856 to b the year Of general
ton.
This week opens up the Presidential ball with more
spirit than has heretofore been manifested In it. The
hearty receptions which have greeted Mr. Buchanan
hts home, have seriously alarmed the supporters
Of Pierce and that gentleman feels stimulated with In
spirit carry ost his threat msde to Senator
Douglas that II he Qierce) twas not nominated, no
Northern man should be-" The friends of Hunter and
Wise appear animated TO- day with new hope Of the nom
nation falling Of thems elves from the fast that 1t
ID well understood and agreed in the event of Pierce no.
resolving nomination, that his friends will g to
Hunter, and Buchanan's to Wise. In this way nomi
nation is expected to be secured to Southern man
Meanwhile, the friends Of Douglas active and conf
dent freely asserting that 6hoiss fails to be had BE-
tween Douglas Buchanan ans Wise, that selection will
be made in the person Of q we'll known Northern man.
whose claims have not yet been pressed with y
vgor BY his friends This week promises to b ffuia
of schemes plots and oounterplots; the battle goes
braveIy on"
Mr.. Kenneth from the Committee Of Commerce. report
cd bill to day approprating four hundred and FIVE
thouiand dollars for removing snags rocks etc., from
the Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio and Arkansas rivers
The correspondence called Tor by Mr. Foster, in rela
tien to the costume Of ministers and diplomatic
SCENTS abroad, and which will be sent to Congress in
day two win furnish rich disclosures to the
working Of NArcy's o'clock circular" II Will comprise
the letters which passed between the Secretary Of
and Henry Sanford. Charge d'Anairs 1t Paris, and
Mr.. Mason, our Minister. The call understand, WAS
instgasd BY Mr.. ssnford who docs not suppose no VIII
be injured By the exposures therein contained. in
formed that Marcy wrggsd little before he would
sent dsgosgs those valuable papers, bat Clubbing and
Davis said yes"
Mr.. Du Boise the new Mniser from the Netherlands,
arrived this evening, and is stopping at Wizards