The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-12
News from Warrington.

THE RUMoREp SPANISH INVASION OF MExIco-oUR
GOVERNMENT ON THE ALEkT-rHE PORT RIPLEY
LAND SUBJECT, ETC.
WssHISarov Nov. H. 1851.
Is asserted here good authority that there much
truth IN tho contemplated invasion of Mexico by Spain
At least recent Information received by government
indicates something of the kind Our government will
keep close watch Of matters in that direction for the
next few months.
Is understood that Mr Dodge will shortly home
from Madrid and that Mr. Belmont who has dst returned
from the Hague will be offered the place
Col Fisk Of New York, will to submit, To Presi
dent Buchanan all the facts and papers concerning tho
proposed Niagara ship canal with view to the same
being fayorsbiy considered in his annual message
The sale Of the Fort Ripley Reservation from to
twenty-five cents per aero, will not be approved BY Secrc
tary lloyd.
General Hsrran, the New GrenadIaa Minister has O
turned TO Washington 10 reside.
Mr.. Molina anticipates consolidation Of Costa Rica and
Nicaragua.
LORD Napier gives brilliant party this evening Tho
army and navy well represented
am authorized to that the administration have
been officially advised that Escalan,e has been select
cd by Costa Rca special Envoy TO the United States.
All the administration know about 1t is what they have
in the papers and newspaper correspondents from
Central Our government has little faith in Costa
Rca arythng thai she may do However she choose
tosend special Minister here a, this time with fuower
settle arrange the pending difficulties in regard to
the Transit route, government III hear what she has
say, and they square mp idea Of what is
right and proper the may be anicaby adjusted
But there Is thing you may rely upon government
will permit Costa Rca TO take possession Of the Transit
route. II u believed here by many that England Is al
the bottom OF thal Costa Rca movement in Selling the
Transit route that she IS and has been aiding and sbet
ting secretly TO bring about the exact state Of things that
a between Costa Rica and NICARAGUA
General Nrisarri and his private secretary viii leave
here t. morrow for New York Tho ncxt arrival from
Central America no thinks, viii settle IN great measure,
tits complicated, muddy and snotty question
oysT1AL SEvsPArER px.PArtH
THE COMMISSIONER or INDIAN AFFAIRS cRITrcrsys
PRIGHAM YoUNGs Foley WITH THE 5AyA0Es,
ETC.
wAsEISGIo. Nov IL, 1857,
General Denver Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, today
wrote letter Brigham Young, reply TO his communi
cation or the 18th OF September administering him
sharp rebuke the improper Of his admnstra
ton Of Indian Superntendency in Utah lie tolls Brigham
Young thai he has exceeded the appropriations FOR him by
than sS 900, and that he has NJ reason TO complain
Of hs drafts not being paid General .. adds, $50 Tar
from encouraging amicabo relations you have sufousy
endesvured impress npon the minds of the indians that
the MomCns their friends and the and PEG
ole q the United states their enemies Tho rule with
hold anuucs from hostile indians and Gehcrai Denver
knows reason why II should not now be applied TO
,spf '" noaps eoeeu@n 70 ss o,sr,or y,
preserve the peace the troops will not interfere him
~ concludes b. saying that the Executive has herna
i've crush out rebellion and that for that purpose
all the powers Of the government are placed undS ms
control lie then tells Brigham Young that his CLAIM for
double salary n against Law sbut that Il shalt be asccr
tanned that bis expenditures we're properly made ne VIII
DO PAID should Congress mako an appropriation Tor that
PURPOSE ,
A number or white men having unlawfuly ntrudcd on
The Cherokee neutral grounds and resisted All efforts 70
remove them application has been made 70 the govern
ment 70 eject them by force - =,
Vim. J. Ro-e, Of New York entered To-Day on ms ou
Les a. keeper OF the rolls ~ tho state Department