Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-16

WAEkLX EEWLEW.
Were Il mt for stsnmbcas furnishing US.
with St. Louis papers, we would have nothing
to rshks this week for BY that wonderful
tl management Of sending st. Louis mails to
Brownsville via Omaha, we receive exchanges
some fifteen days after their passage through
Rockport. Fortunately, we are not now emit
rely dependent OF the mails and do not care
much about them.
Latest dates fn1m Washington are to End
inst. The new Administration was busiIy
engaged onfe one hand with the Dallas-Cla-
rendon treaty, and on the other, in re-apPoint
ing or removing officers. Among Others. we
notice the appointments Of John W. Whit
Geld, ex-deIegats from Kansas, as Receiver of
the Delaware Land District, and ofG E. Nix
as Commissioners Of Indian Affairs in place Of
G. w. Mannypenny, who had resigned.
The State election in Rhode Island HIS re-
suited IN favor Of the Republican party.
California news states that the Legislature
had furpearhed Dr.. Bates, the State Treasurer,
and g. W. Whitman, Comptroller. for their
misappropiatiens of the State funds to the
amount of $4,000. Bates subsequently,
resigned.
Adviees from Nicaragua to March 11th, an
nouucs the deserti0n of 3 great number Of
Waskers sOLIieR, and represents him as unable
to sustain his position mutt h Longer, surround
ed as he IS by the numtrOus force of Costa
Ricans.
The dispute between Spain and Mexico
grows more and more ssrions. The origin Of
the quarrel is briefly this During the late
Mexican revolution, some Spanish residents
veru Murdered, and many Others had theil
property PLACED and destroyed BY Alvarez
troops; Spain asked Mesieo to indemnify the
sufferers. but all her demands being refused
she is row preparngto enforce her PretsnsiOns
al circular note addressed to several European
powers declares that the Spanish government
Is hssolved to employ the most energetic mea-
srl1s to o5sainr redress. It 5 stated that thirty
vessels with 10000 men VIII be dispatched a
soit as the ships can be gotready. According
to rumor prevailing IN London At the lates
dates. March 18th. Gen Psuzula had alread,
been designated to com mand the expedition
witch is to c-onesntraie at Havana.
Another difficulty has ~arissnbetween Austii
ard Piedmont The press Of this country
having some time ago rather freely spoken o
tie Austrian emperor his cabinet thesuPol
sent a very harsh nots demanding satisfaction
Of the insults offered to His Majesty, an'
threatening if not prom pity given to break q
al Diplomatic relations with the Sandman gov
eminent
The representative cf the great Europea
powers were assembled in Conference at Paris
to settle the difference between Switzerlan'
and Prussia IN regard t, NeuchateL The kin
Of Prussia who heretofore had shown bis viii
fagness to stop all further proceedings if b
parfizans who had been made prisoners, weE
released, now claims a recognition Of his pre-
tended rights as sovereign Of Ee1chatel as Ii
i.xpress condiim of his pronunciation Of tia
sovereign.
Rn.s;. -, :. /, ,nusns. eo-.s 70,
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1~ntsIisenes from China, received Al L0nd0l
states that the ghinesn were quite -exasperaGe
q the oolnsaEamsnt O canton and a1s ma<Hn
formidable prsPAraloEs Of defence. In 9th
\ parts OF the tsissaai hmprs f%OTeEners Wa
compelled % man eonstAntiy armed IN oTd'
\ % pn9'ec. 1netI Hses asAnh3s e@ily auAeAs