The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-31
II I'll e L EST NE w Q.
BY PRINTING AND MAGNETIC TEtEGRIPHs,

Interesting from the National Capital.
Mr.. BUCHANANs INTERVIEWS WITH THE fOLITI-
CIANs-sEITLHhENT OF THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN
COSTA RIGA AND NICARAGUA-THE RIGHT OF
TRANSIT ACROSS THE IsTHNUs-THE KANSAS
JuD6EeHIP, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 80, 1857
Gov. Wise to-day called Mr. Buchsnan and had quite
protracted interview. How the Virginia imbrogo 10
be settled no one ~ ct knows, but Is believed Gov
Wise will carry his point. kessrs. Hunter and Mason
called on Mr.. Buchanan AFTER his arrival and Of
were well received. All Of the small fry editors
from the Old Dominion-among them Messrs Banks and
Pryor-are here trying TO effect something but far
they have failed, and two three occasions been
snubbed The friends of Daniel Dickinson 10 day had
hearing before Old Buck. 1t appears that they
sirous Of knowing what position relation he is to hold
towards the incoming administration.
Advices have been received by the last steamer from
Aspnwa at the Central American Legations here that
Costa RIGA and the Rvas government Of Nicaragua have
amicaby arranged the boundary question and all other
matters In dispute between the two republics The ter
rtory forming the southern bank OF the San Juan river
Is ceded to Costa Rca and that river made the divid
ing line between them. The right Of transit Is to be
ercised jointly, and all privileges under are 70 be
made the subject of Joint grants II il also said that two
commissioners have been sent TO New York, to make
new sale Of the Transit route President Rivas
has obtained abundant proof that the old Aoces
sorry Transit Company much TO blame
for the advent OF Walker 10 Nicaragua the Morgan
Garrison company for supporting him. The condsca
ton Of the boats and property Of the old Transit Company
by the Rivn Walker government will be sustained by
tbs pre- sent Rvas administration, and the whole thing
sold to party. senior Molina, the Costa Rican
Minister here, will leave for New York day two
meet the two commissioners there
Both houses the private calendar 10 day. No
bills Of interest disposed Of. rhe Senate In
cutive session for long time the removal Of Judge
Iecompte OF Kansas, and Mr.. ELrrbons nomination
bis successor. The power OF the President to
remove was strongly disputed by many OF the
Senators; hence the opposition 70 Judge Hsrrsons
nrma,on. Is spprehcnded too by the ultraists that
Harrison and Geary, being both conservative men, the
political objects Of the Atchison school would prove
failure. Comfortable uresslness IL manifested.
The House spent the day discussing the weigh, to be
given to the decisions Of the Court Calms Mr. Haven
for supporting the court unless papaby erroneous
hessrs Letcher Taylor and Smith condemned the court,
and would respect their decisions further than they
met their own Judgment. The debate will continue for
some time, and the result will be highly interesting to
claimants, who now forced by Congress 10 the
gauruet OF tie court with heavy costs and profits
The investigating Committee had before them to-day
Mr. Close, member OF the bar here, who proved TO bs
know nothing Messrs. weoh, Of Conn, and Gilbert,
VI w. H. NeTc tWnmncu WIN oopcs VI tnc Ncsumouy
against them and opportunity offered them explain
They appeared 10 day befoys the Committee, and
confident Of successful defence. appears 10 be DON.
coded that will be made against Judge Edwards
Of New York, Mr. Paine says he only entered and
Mr.. Edwards explains. The witness sweeny, who testi
ned against Mr.. weoh, left some days sgo for New York.
and teeUspbs back that he viii be here Monday with
additional evidence. The investigating Committee are
prosecuting matters - rapidly . Possible, with view
Of making their report nert week They have notified
members Of Congress- who implicated that they will
shortly DO called upon 70 answer the charges made
against them.
The Submarine Telegraph Company are oil here work
ing like beavers 70 carry their bill through the House.
They end opposition to the bill than they sntcl
pated.
The House Committee on Judiciary have resolved that
Judge wsrous, OF Texas, shall be impesohed for high
crimes and msdemcanors. This ID the FIRST impeachment
Of federal Judge for twenty.sev years The commit
tee win report on the nrst opportunity.
II comm enosd moving hard here tonight Of Eve min
u,es psst ten O'clock