Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

America. While give these surnlaes for whatthey
nay Be worth, pernit nd 10 aid thst have no
reason ID ehaBge the opinicn heretofore EXPRESSED
to The elect thas # Spain hss cry designs against
Mexies, ERgland Is in ne sgzse party 70 thems
The Osrrs .pondsns Of the Hsrald telegrsrks that
papaE u8dsr dste Of lhs 22d. as follows; y
There is The best aushority for sRying that he
b dieedties bstEeen SPaia-aH5 axico atc iu a way
Of settlement and that hostiities are abandoned.
Gavsa at Tampioo, had Satisfied the Spanish demands
snd had fred a salute Of twenty enc guns On tie
will the Spanish Sect show any other hostile attitude
On The sostt 81 Mexico s.t
TaE NIcARAGUA EsgIGRAETa. The Washington
correspondent Of ths New York Timsshas been per-
ailted to Fesd aletler, daled Mobile, Ala the l2lh
inst, ana written BY gsatlemsn who is fully post
ed ia regard to the movements Of Gen. Walker and
bis friends Re'erripg 10 the anxiety expressed in
the public prints lesta British cruiser should seize
The schooner susan which recently Ieft Mobile, the
writer says: 3 s.. -. f-s1sf g,ao
"BefoTe this, Il seems TO the diplomatic corps.
as we'll as the United States Government, SHOULD
have ascsEtGined that the nataralised Niearaguans
have some conduct IS we'll as courage. They may
rely On il that the Susan gsiH not thrust heseB iao
ne 7eek60rhood ef Her Brh Aasstys vessels at San
juan DEB NoTts. She sUiH iaad her Passsngsrs IN
/ Central dNleT3c1 tcttAoN5 any 1lcJerehce UNatbef
EsDeat confidently, because h7osg The destination oftte
SHsgs and no sarsaiss pet made to tsr eoase gf
/ PToaehes he truth na Ft-ER =
a The passengers on the Susan are eli excellent
men. Ame0g them are many old Nifaraguaos, who
4 know the country aud he people. they are men
capable Of leading difficult enterprises and Oul.
4 friends may count confidently nearing COED
account Of lhem.' so.isas 4e ea
Th0 Washington correspondent Of tie New York
Herq7d under date Of he I'D. says: ,'Thcre is no
dopb. hat Gen. Walkers menaEe in Central Aueri-
ca. They leok route on which they we're MT ID ely
ia be interrupted. Those wen acquainted with the
whole plan OF operations, from fher previous knowl
edge and from letters jus. received are confident of
tbis'i A
/ PACIFIC IsTENTIcNs OF EUROPEAN PowERs.-The
Washington correspondent Of The New York Herald
undsr date Of the 22d telegraphs that papers "The
standardization has confidence ia the assurances of
England, Francs and Spain, with regard the at.
fairs Of Mexico and Central America The language
Of these Powers is such thai the President cannot
doubt their good faith. They assert that they do
intend to violate the principle laid down by the
United States of nOn-inteference in the affairs Of
this continent, and that all ey require is the neces
sary protection to their subjects and the general in
terests Of commerce"
MEXICAN AFThRs.-The New York Times has heen
furnished through private channels with additional
facts casting light upon the actual state Of affairs in
Mexico. President Jusrez is depending upon the
Customs to enable him to direct the ooneen-
traton Of the Liberal troops upon the Capital; and
as trade has reOpened there lie fair prospect Of
speedy activity. The threatened assault of Echea-
gary upon Vera Cruz exctes no alarm, as he is with
out artillery and money. Gen Arteaga, with / 500
men, has thrown himself between AIiramon aud the
city thus cutting of his retreat should his antici-
psted battle with Degollado prove disastrous. The
difficulties with Spain said, upon ahe best au-
thOritiss to be in the way Of pacific adjustment,
ZulOaga and Juarez being equally willing to make
every concession 1t is also said that Admiral Pen.
aud came TO Vera Cruz lombard that place, iDeit-
ed thereto by the instance Of Gabriao the French
Envoy at the Capital; but that he was dissuaded by
the "Reminiscences of the French mercantile inter
est Since then the intercourse between the French
Admiral and the Constitutional authorities Of Vera
Cruz has been extremely cordial.
We have sdgices from the Rio Grande to Dec. 10.
General Vidaurri is represented to be at Monterey
busily engaged in recruiting for fresh expedition
/ southWard. Five hundred men are already en-
listed The murder of an American named eileen
is reported as having occurred near Saltls.
rumor prevailed in the north that Senior Mata had
been at Vera Cruz 20 lay befaFe President Juarez
proposition from the American Government for a
rsilrOsd through Cbihuahua and Sonora the eonsid-
GRAFTON for the grant to be S5,OOO,0 600.