New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
To The Apocis,ed Prrss.

TIE following ,ficers have been ordered to ropor.
on board the looroi-war ST. Louis on the 22c inst;
Commando Oien Lieuts. Todd, Nelson, NJ. 7.
Jones, an Mygett Surgeons Barclay and Burnett;
Purser Pierce, and Mas'er A. Arns'ropg. Tie st.
LOUIS j. to ion the Home Squadron.
Tie following have been ordered to report on b)sri
tie new steam sloop-of.war Brooklyn, on the 1T Of
January: Capt. Farragsr Lieotensut-, w. &. Is. =.
Porter Albert Smith W. j. tiers, w. Mitchell, and
II. a. Adams; Surgeon Micor; Assistant -Sargeons
Christi,n and Leach; Purser Locker; Chief Engineer
Foianshee and Assistants DE Luce, Brooks, Jordan,
Brown, Snyier and White.
Tn. mon this N, rnug says emphatica!ly that Et-
gland Frsrce and Spain fully concur In the line Of
pocy laid down by the United States concerning Mex.
ico ard Centrsl America.
Among y documents communicated by the Presi.
d,ut on Central American affairs is letter from Ar.
Dallas Secretary Cass reporting the substance Of
N,rsa'ion hc mad with the Earl ot Malnesbury his
Loldshp Inviting the interview He aware that
NJ Dallass letters for Washington would go forwsrd
On the 27ih Of November aud he wished Mr. Dalas
TO convey IN tuen some remarks from hin.
First: That Lord Napier had commune ,ied to the
President the treaty negotiated by Sir Gore Od-eley
with the Minister from Nicaragua; that ii was be-
lieved that objection expres, ed 10 its provis-
ior, anO that oue Cf ITS objects was to terminate tho
Mosquito tTotccorste.
Second That Sir Gore Ouseley was by this time at
Nicaragun ard would exert himself to Obtain the rsti
fcaon of the treaty. in dcirg whch i was indlspen.
sable that he should be prot c'ed by the presence OF
a naval force from any violence meditated by hil-
busters.
E0u,th II. had, however, been much surprised at
the contents of letter from Lord Naper which
stated that Gen. Cas- considers the orders Issued or
The protection Of ST. WIN. Gore Ouseley 10 be incom-
patibe with the Clayton I5uge treaty. Those orders
10 the effect that if the Government Of Nicsrsgus
required FOR their defense from iibusters the active
intervention of u mihIary power, suitable armed
force wae to land feze the offenders aod hard them
over If American, to the nearest auth hDrities of tho
United States, and, bavitg dote this to retire i'm
meda'cy. lie could not understand Why such pro-
ceoding should be regarded violation of that ar-
cie tf the treaty Which ntordicted occupation and
''dcn inion, especially clause OF the Cas- YRS
sa'ri ,iesty with this iovernmeut found no fault bnt,
The contrary i. desired to Effected, provided ior
exactly The sam- sort Of Temporary sistaDce Il WAS
np' ssble 10 allow th.ir democratic representative to
have bs ohrct cut short by maraulers. W0ep the
treaty disposed Of there would he an end Of theR
n'eIie renee. Thus far rs to Central America.
FJih H. regard to Mexico, he Described Spain AZ
exirens y rrated by osne,cs uf ted upon Splnarts
and e. rehtenng 70 send flee, to pnnis1 ant exact
rfdre-s. EnglMd, however. hal successfully pef-
suaded delass ana Me1ic) was in 80 distracted con-
0tirr that she couf scarcely be said have respoosi
d. Gov~rmeL'. Eugl m had herself been grossly
outraged IL th" persou # Mr.. Harrison whose treat
nTut copc bert be resented ia the opinion o. the L,S
Ofiicers If The crown by British feet being seut TO
Teupico. Her Majesiys Government. ho seyef,
were "dveIse to any strong measure which nigas
msks hI - wufee than ihey already are, aud the So
verify of shicn would probably f1 up0n the unocenf-
Of Mexico vu.t lesd il the nations interested 10 hef
eel being foTb ar TO intervene.
Mr.. Dallas savs nv solictnde 10 this narrative mas
been to give the leading IDEAS OF Lori Malmesouy.
OF course he not unfrc quenily Interrupted oy
from myself VI ich led to cost ra explains
uons. Among other thDgs, l remarked that INC
provision il The C,ss Hisarr treaty, which seemei
7" ne rather 10 cary Out than to violate the u tyon
Bulwer treaty fecurirg for all equally The ,ae ana
uninterrupted transit, essentially different in -
character from the Afu ally or,ers which, amid tne
struggle Of H. nt PARTIES, lefs to tbs d-crtoo "
the naval oiiicyIs whom to recognise IS the De J''s
Government o: Nicaragn na aud whOo 10 dsnVubce iv
British pUr mt sun dsp- r-ion of fOs.ers. 4,
IL the popular panty low in motion &C londsreos'i
thef adyeisnrles would as matter oi course, ofana
The IN with that ~ Ious name aud cal for Brftsp suo
cor 'Lu- iIttane foreign troops TO setlL tae p.ocs
q, stpies of the % Untry. That ws- con'equence
which the Preslient and the people oi t1s L nte1
stats- could 10, be- supposed to De insensioe, ana
which Of all things wss most rePoghan, 70 tne spS
and terms of th. CLAYTON Bulger teety, aud when
could not rossiby follow from the application as con-
tfur,lstei'by Gen. Cas-, o. merely such temporary
free az might be tsous ht by NicAragus herself aS
the most ueeesssry TO Keep The transit route open iv
common commerce. He insisted that both landings n
ihe Two cares we're equally night or equally vrosg.
He esteemed them To BE- right, asd certainly
sny attempt by tile bnsters to def at the opera
tions Of Sir W. Gore Ousely wo1li be- put dorn
1 sl.o incidentally remarked that regretted that ~
Lordship rad expresses some leaning is favor "
Mons Beiy's p!ojct. lie discl4med having done 20,
aid remarked that Mors. Belly pstroplzed Leitnef
by Englare France and that ho was = spscuisting
adventure. il was imnaterial by whom the work o.
opening the Transit rouie Elected. II any f tas
citzeLs Of the United States held unexpred or an
'orfeited contract they wond be entitled ~ 20 on;
He was not intms'e with the merits of the srvefe
claimants 10 contracts. Again, in the cource
Of the interview referred with probably
an obvious feeling TO the alleged iort noN
aGdrt ssed by the French and Bntna
Ministers 10 o0r Government respecting Mon benI
contract lie prom pity and emphsfcsly csni-d thss
ANYTHING of the had been written even contsm
plated. The rUmcf Of the morning. coming drecs
from Parir was advertsd TO, that the Angio,ffeoca
That rumor, b. said had lowered the Fand-, ana vas
revttteless Lt:ofl, destitue Of foundation. ! esa
rerc i've that he d. ostry of gOlen san1' Ia rfssef
l.. ha a