Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-15

Wa dec'GeI oga'nst Paragltd Centroi Ameri-
 con Republics to Je brought to ternes- The B,5-
 t'sh ""tr"gfs--Ioterest'ng and fuV account ct
 he Search" ofHte C2uendon- G,nJoat B4z-
 zard hte aggressoy--The Styr at Key Wes-
 !Spec'al dispatches from Lerd -Nomer to Ad-
 n5ral Stua,t
 From the New York Herald, of the 2I. we extract the suboned highly interesting inteli- gcuce:
 Washington, Tuesday June l, 1858
 There k 10 truth in the report that Lord Ma pier had chartered private vessel at New York TO any o'her American port to take a spe- clal dispatch 10 Sir Houston Stewart, the Ad- miral of the British " est India fleet. instructing him to stop all visiiatlons to Amercicau vessels till he can receive further orders form the home government. Nothing of the sort has been done. Lord Napier has however, sent a spe- cial messenger to Halifax for the immediate dis patch of government vessel thence for Ja- malca with the intelligence of the action of the administration and Senate in relation to the recent outrages of the English gunboats, and the effect on the public mind in this countrv- These dispatches are sent to Admiral Stewart as suggestions for his guidance only till he can hear further from the English governments The Admiral was al Bermuda, in the flag ship Indus, on the 18th inst.
 The administration Is in favor Of Mason's re- solutions, as conveying an expression of opinion winch will have weight in the correspondence now going on with England Further than this would be to give the President power at once Co go to waf-in fact to precipitate hosti- iies. IL is believed England will promptly dis avow the acts ol her naval officers and make all proper reparation; but if she refuses, then it will be time enough 10 act. The committee on for eign relations have agreed to report Douglas bili, with the amendment as to reprsals, but con- hnlng Its operations in the $ Sanish American States and including Cuba
 There Is desire on inc part of some to pro- tract the session, Tn order to give time to get a reply from Mr. Dallas as to the demand he has been instructed to make upon the British gov erument l Is understood, however that the President does not consider 1t necessary, as Congress could be called together if d contingency should arse without any additional expense to the country, the extra mileage havig been abolished under the salary law. II q continu- auee ot the session is agreed upon it will not be tiii the close oi the weeN
 The response of the President to the resou- ~ VI e"c nou>e cslHtS Tor lhlOfi1dtihh rGS pecU- inS the ontrages of the Brtish crnisers, is slm- lar 10 that sent to the Seuatcs with few add- t"hS III Ner'hcation of the Sisitations. It ap- pears mat where there is newspaper or other tansioie reports oi such cases, the State depart ment lmmedatey y writes to the collector oi the customs most likely to procure reliable iniorma- tlon for asworn statement of the facts.
 Washington, Monday, May 31.
 The State department has no news from Gen. tral America beyond that published in the Her aid That intelligence has aroused the deter imitation not to be humbugged any longer by the trifng conduct of the small republics there.- It is believed that the State department has al. ready informed some of their representatives to that effect, and will notify others. The misera- ble shuf1ing of these weak people, under the influence of foreign iotrigues, will no longer be endured.
 The joint resolution authorizing the Presi- dent to take such measures against Paraguay as the refusal of that republic to make repars- ton for firing into the United States steamer Water Witch may demand, passed the House yesterday, as it was received from the Senate, by vote of 115 to 79 This Is virtually a declaration of war against Paraguay; and dolsbl- less the President will promptly avail himself of the power placed in his hands to obtain the redress sought, as well as full indemnity for the losses sustained by our citizens.