New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
FROM FLASHING TON.

Frc m Our Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Monday, April 81. 1856.
Our Minister at Nicaragus, Mr. Wheeler, has
sent no dispatches 10 the Government in regard to
the hostilities in Costa Rica: nor, indeed has he
written on any subject since il discovered that
Walker took liberties with all the correspondence
which passed through his POst-Otfice. The EN-
barge has been a severe trial to Mr. Wheeler who
has peculiar fancy for writing himself down,
after the fashion of Dogberry. He is now devot-
ing himself, according 10 such imperfec: intelli-
gence as reaches here, to the labor Of collecting
testimony 10 yindcate his diplomatic exploits, and
particularly that of providing bad brandy to Walk
ers troops after their patriotic performance at
Granada. The Transit Company are compelled to
secrete all their communications concerning its
affairs on the persons of friendly passengers, as
condemnation Of the Government in that business
has been denounced as treason by one who would
not much scrupe 10 shoot the traitors WITH all
Wheelers we'll known psrtiaities for Walker, it.
is pretty well ascertained that bis dispatches have
more than once been rAed and appropriated while
he has been obliged 10 Wink az this Ittle lnDrmity
of those in authority
1t would crafty good many people here, and
by no means disturb the cOmposure of tho court
circles if half that is said OF the TRANSFER OF NJ.
Sartioe 10 Turin were true. There is no such IN
formation at the proper Departments and who
ever will bring il officially may be sure OF grseiouss
reception The highest recent achievement 10 the.
diplomacy Of this Legation was the formal an-i
pouncement Of the birth Of the son Of the Nephew
of his Uncle. This precious Information eaIs'-
sanctifed by the EmperOrs autograph, snd was
delivered with ceremoniOus precision by tho~
Charge d'Afsires, M BOileau. The sham gravity
of the whole proceeding is said to have beea sur
psssincly udicrous When Mr.. Champion vss 10 4,
communication with the Government this STAT /,
formalty was a sort Of business transaction whic b
was performed with periodical punctuallty aeO At
every fifteen months In the present case Il g
novelty and therefore the parade may be sof ne
what pardOned.
Mr. Dallas is greatly tickled with bis reesp tOn
BY the nobility. His democratic professions are
Eot at all offended by the closest contact WITH srs
tocratic entities They doyetai very nicely to- ether
under hereditary mahogany, and hobnob - If both
sprupg from the same political dam. OHr plenpo
il courtier by nature, as he is in app srsnce
and will figure most admirably whefe'e' MILFORD
ANYBODY leads the way. He has yet to be pre-
sented TO the Queen who happened to be out Of
town when he arrived, but dOubtles hastened
back as soon as she was Informed of bis august
presence As soon as be has discusso / a series OF
projected dinners louDged AZ the ef cial sOirtes,
and slipped sherry with Palmerstos such Emal
affairs Of state as the EnlistmeDts and Central
America may get squeezed into consideration.
Diplomacy, they say is both pune ilious and epi-
curedD, ana court CfItbiOus eh"l"' JgTuS Ha'O
their day and Dight too, if all the John Bulls aud
Jonatbans should meantime gets lOggerheads.
The House worked Ike ,eayer till dinner.
time in dead opposition TO e two millions OF
surpxsge, tackled on 70 the ID ;fciency bill by the
Senate. One after another he amendments fell
as thick az leaves in Valamb rosa. Looping of q
few hundred thousand here and half million
there, soon run up the hgU re to the aggregate OF
fox nidabe zerCs. Among the victims was the
Wster- works against wsir the elements seemed
70 conspire as the RotaS6 was deluged without
dollar Of expense thIougt the unguarsed aperture
Of the demolished dom :. OF course, the Senate
will stand by their sms Idrnents and the Commit
tees Of conference ma finally agree TO concur with
their adhesion. In tbs event it will depend upon
the resolution Of tne House whether the Den
cheney bill thus bosded down shall pass or not-
Being AZ advocate Of publication, am 10 iavor
Of liberal supply Of water which Washington
needs about as much as any city. There are
Others too who could tolerate this "eGtrsva-
gance," if it were only opened to the eompetiuoa
| "a contract INDEX.
IT, Warrington Star will plesse take notice th"N
n.iDus,ion that any Editor Of Tnt TRIBUNE had any
| upg to do with the revision OF the Kansas Memorial
or va. eve, invited 10 have OF eyer saw SAID hsGoh@