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WASHINGTON, Nov. 8, 1851.
Gov. Walker applied to the President for leave
of absence some time since. 1t WAS granted upon
the understanding that it should take effect after
the adjournment Of the Constitutional Convention,
when Kansas affairs would begin to engross atten-
ten here upon the eve of the meeting Of Congress.
He is row coming here, in pursuance OF that per-
mission.
The Administration is seriously perplexed 81 to
what course it shall purue regarding Governor
Walkers conduct, particularly concerning the
rejection of the fraudulent returns. The President
considers bis action in this respect as extra-ofcial
and unauthorized By his Instructions and therefore
does not approve of it. This disspproval, how
ever may be qualified by the fact that Governor
Walker processes not to have gone behind the re-
turns but to have rejected them because they were
invalid upon their face.
Southern members of the Cabinet are greatly
exercised about the matter, but withhold their de-
cision in the premises until further oi'ia develop
ments shall have been made. One of them has
do clared unreservedly that the whole Cabinet CEN
sure Walker.
1t is evident that breach must occur between
the ultras and the President, who considers that
bis hands are streng thened for the coming contest
by the recent elections.
The Treasury has redeemed since March $4,000.
500 of loans, exclusive Of premiums, leaving $685.
100000 outstanding. The statement for the week
ending 3Ist of October is in general as follows:
Amount receipts ss22e6a si Drafts paid 257 l2
Draft, issued 1os ss Balance subject to draft $685.
Yrissarri is here again, booked as Minister from
Guatemala and San Salvador. Neither he nor any
other person will be recognized as Minister from
Nicaragua, until stable Government shall have
been established there which 10 capable of keeping
up diplomatic relations.
The Second Assistant Postmaster. General is now
absent. He is engaged in concluding arrangements
in New.York and Philadelphia, for concentrating
the Western mails Of those cities and Of Baltimore
at Cincinnati, and transporting them thence to st.
Louis by way of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
Lord Napier gives another entertainment on
Wednesday evening.
To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. g. 1857.
The official majority Of Governor Brown, Of Misss-
sippi, is 1912.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Nov. z, 1857.
The following is letter addressed by General
Walker to the Secretary of State, dated Sept. ~
1857:
SIR: 1t is currently reported that the Ministers OF
Costa RIGA and Guatemala have asked for the active
and my CON panions from returning to Nicaragua This
request il is fur her said Is based upon the assumption
that have violated or intend to violate the neutrai-
ty laws of the United States.
err ment of the United States and that of Nicaragua
will hope. be sufficient excuse for my addressing
Won on the faith of public report. Bat the rumor
comes In such form that am satisfied the Ministers
of Guatemala and Costa Rica have attempted to dis
honor the Republic of Nicaragua in the eyes of the
United States and am further convinced OF this fact
by decree of Presto ent Mora, dated at San Jose
the 9TH August last and ordered to be communicated
to the diplomatic corps generally.
The Ministers of Costa Rica and Guatemala attempt
to humiliate Nicaragua by presenting themselves to
the United States her protectors ard guardians In
behalf Of the Republic of which claim to be the
rghtfu and lawful Executive, protest most earnestly
ageinst this assumption on the part Of Costa Rca and
Guate mala aud ask that the Government Of the
United States will not permit itself to be influenced by
such pretensons the part Of these two Central
American Powers. On the contrary, it is to be hoped
the United States will by its conduct assert and vim
oicate the independence Of lis sister Repubcthe
ereien State of Nicaragua.
1t s my duty further say that the people Of Mica
rague have not consented TO the military authority at
present exercised them by the agents of Costa
Rca and Guatemala, and that they therefore cannot
be held responsible for any interference Of these latter
States in the administration of the municipal regula
tons of your Government. Conceivng that the Min
isers Of Costa Rica and Guste maa cannot Justify any
suggestion they make to the United States concerning
the execution of its acts of Congress, desire to
relieve Nicaragua from any responsibility for such Of
fcious iltermeddliBg.
So far as any violation On my part Is concerned,
/ deny the charge WITH scorn and indignation. Having
been received In the United States when forced for
time TO leave Nicaragua, have in all respects been
obe6ient to its laws And permit to assure you,
that shall not go far forget my duty as an officer Of
Nicaragua to violate the laws of the United States,
while enjoying the rights of hospitality within its limits.
Ihsye the honor to be your obedient servant,
To the Hon LEWIS CAss Secretary 81 State for the United
The War Department has Just received dispatches
corfrmatory Of previous reports, that the Mormors
are bent on resistance Of the United States troops.
TIE appointments Of the army and general prepare.
tons are such that fears entertained for the
result.
The Administration has received no particularly i'm
portsn dispatches relative TO events in Central Amsri
ca or TO Costa Ricen movements. No matter what
other Governments may do with regard to these az
fairs ours will pursue independent American policy
without entanglDg alliances
THE WISCONSIN ELECTION.
MILWAUKEE,, Friday, Now 6, 1857.
The result Of the State election still in doubt, and
each party olsns the election Of rs candidate for
Governor. The Republicans certainly have majority
in the Ieoislsture.