The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-29
INTERESTING Fgox CENTRAL AND SoUrH AMERICA
The news by the Moses Taylor from Central and
South America In Of Am in tarsstino eh hara.tar.

South America, Ia Of an Interesting character:
Advices from Bogots failed TO confirm the report
ed passage of the Cass Ilsrran treaty by the House
10 the Senate It's CONSIDERATION was postponed un
I'll the next federal constitutions, just adopted
came in force. The object Of this, says Ell Porre
mir. IL TO prevent the acts Of the Senate sought q
modify or mutilate the treaty, from being cousid
cred In Congress, when II was almost certain the,
would he rejected. This artihc. Uf the Senate {.
cause their principles to triumph, in spite OF a ma
jority that there is in the two camaras in favor
pacific solution Of this delicate question, appear,
To us not oniy wrong but danger Gus, aud Of Eata
consequence. reject has been introduced into
the Senate, authorizing the executive To declare
war a. sinst Ecuador, for offences in 1S51-'52 -
IL is believed that the goverBmen is at the bottom
of the project which the Ii5eIal party Condemns
The new constitution OF Begota Sas adopted on
the I'D of May. Its provisions ere Understood tc
be very liberal giving satisfaction TO both parties
Trouble had srisen between the American consul
st Valparaiso and he local authorities. about the
difficulty between the captain Vt the ship Monso on
and his crew. The case was referred to the Su
preme Court.
Great preparations are in progress for the an
preaching election Of the President of Peru Cas-
tell and Elias we're the only prominent candidates
The government of Batavia promise full protec.
iion to the American expedition to explore Para
quay and other rivers.
The Nicaragua correspondent of the Panama Star
write':-"lhe Nicaragua assembly has nov been
in session t~ enty days, but the treaty ratified Ia
March has not yet been returned by the President t.
or any disposition Oh his part officially exhibited
to- either sign or return it, This is most remark
able act, iOssmuch as the constitution Of Nicars
qua provides that all legislative acts must be re-
turned within ten days The majority Of the as
sembly seem to be satisfied with this high handed
usurpation of power by Martinez; but certain Of
Leomez members, who supported most ariently
the treaty, are not disposed to be put by arb
trarily, and do not fear to murmur openly agans,
it.. JusreZ and Alvarez members of the Nicaragua
Cabinet, resigned. General Lemar having failed in
his mission respecting the treaty, is about to re-
turn to the United States.
Monstienr Belly is accused of being greatly In
strumeutai in the defeat of the treaty, by his ut
tel ance Of calumnies against the United States
Belly had, however, failed in his own mission, the
Assemble having refused his projects, although
favored by Martinez. Belly had returned to Eu
rope. 1t was thought probable that his transit
route would be opened in July
The Nicaragua government expressed grea,
deal of indignation against Kinney for bis attempt
on San Juau, and has sent letter by Cen Lamar
calling upon the United States to do by him oil
his followers as was done by Walker. Lamar re
Piled that he could not conceive how Nicaragus
could complain of offences committed by Ameri
cans in Greytowu, as Nicaragua does not exercise
jurisdicth a over the place. Tn, ffigate Colorado
at Panama, reports revolution at st. Domingo
which ended in Batz having been overtaken By
Santa Anna.
SWALLOWING Enthusiastically morning lit
lie child in this city commenced crying ssithou
any apparent cause, and kept it up until late il
the evening, when its cries were succeeded h.
screams. The parents of the child looked into III
mouth and discovered near its throat ueedi,
sticking into its tongue, in such position that Il
evident that it had come from the stomach
The mother, then remembered that day or two
before she had given her workbasket, containing
needle-b book, to the child to play with. An exam
ination revealed the fact that the needles wer,
hat
vomited several needles from its stomach, which
may may not be all. At any rate the child l.
better to day. This incident should serve AS 1
caution to mothers TO keep such things out Of tn,
reach of their rchildreu.--HdrtfoTd Press.
MADNESS IN Horse On sunday evening, Mr.
Barney went to drive his horses into the stab. 9
when one, that had hitherto been very gentle, @
fused TO enter the stable After ruuuing her about
until he perfectly exhausted, he concluded t
leave her 10 the yard. About midnight the neigh
bors were alarmed by q most awful believing. anC
coming to the yard where the mare was confi ne I
found that she had attacke' calf in the yard, ant
had literally stamped it into the ground. She hat
also bitten one or two cows. taking as much as
pound of flesh out of one. The men now succeeded
in driving her into the stable, when she cOmmeuC
ed tearing the flesh from her own foreleg, anC
stripped it completely eff to the pastern joint
when the owner, having procured guH, put al
end to the creatures misery.-kOehsdt, b1ca, Post
since Mayor Tiemann dispatched po iceman I,
Washington to watch the dead letters which hav,
been stopped through his ORDERS and break up tb,
various swinding concerns thus exposed.
The first establishment brosen up was the NOrtl
Carolina Lottery, or branch of it, located in Jer
sey City. The business was conducted by Thoma
} Casey and sio' s. g. Nartss, alias Mcintyre, ALA
v Keaddin q Co. The company had first sen, ou
II 900 circulars for the year, but promptly wa
the concern broken up, sat they OH not receive
dollars return tor all Of them similar concern
o, was al.o stoppd. 1T Was dis 3overed that :
man in Phadel; hia. calling himself FINN. wa
sending outct Gu r. lating To the - cret Leagu
bogus affair. claiming sn orgsniZet n ~
connterfeitero in dfle parts Of the { .untry--t
object of 'he scheme Ueing to get ices for member
Tip. &C, in ass ciatiou having no existence Al
obsce ne paper, eievei 10 be published in Philade
Uha, called The Misc lsn = was also stopped
ANOTHER VIcrIN.-A Young man named Gordon
from Williamsburg, Va, aus' n passenger on boar,
tbe steamer Louisiana, for Baltimore, sw indie,
Iut Of $50 several days since in the old way.
PHEASANT companion asked HIM ~ change Sl0
bill, but being uuabe 10 comply With the request
ne generously loaned hin the requisite. sum $3.50
TO be repaid before the end Of the voyage. fh
voyage he nevsr took, but the rnouey he did, an
walked off III another direction. The police wer
placed on the track Of the kNndler, but he elude
their vigilance.
ToBiCCo IN MassACHUssfTs.-The Spring fell
(usss) RepublicaH saws that larger preparation
are being made for the tobacco crop in that vcin
ty than usual. 1t is one of the best paying crop
on rich laud. About seventy days of good wealth
s all that Is requisite TO mature the plant atte
i,s transpauting A tons weight of nerchanta
bIe tobacco is often realized from an acre, an
from $3.50 to $500 is its money equivalent.
PENALTY OF VIOLATING GAME L.ws-In Milton
Mass, on Tuesday, two young men were arreste
under the game laws, for Saving in their posses
sion sixteen birds, called woodcocks, AID fne'
eighty dollars and costs, being five dollars 70
each bird.
MINNEsoTA.-The Minnesota State government
went into operation last week. The State officer
are: Governor, Henry w. Sbie, Lieutenant Govern
or, William Slocombe; Secretary of State, Franci
BasseD Treasurer, Gebrge W Armstrong; Attor
ney General, C. Ii. Berry; Auditor, William +. Dun
bar.
GREAT ACCUMULATION OF CAPITAL.--The great &C
cumulation of capital in the uame of one person
on deposit in several banks of the city, nov
amounts to upwards of two million dollars. Thi
is the man who refused to give S. for eharitabl
purpose, declaring that he was not able, becans
so much OF bis money was lying Idle in the banks
Boston Ledger.
Saskatchewan require more sleep than men
and farmers less than those eng aged in any othe
occupation. Editors, reporters printers aud tele
graph operators, need no sleep at all. Lawyer
can sleep as much AS they choose, and thus kee
Out Oi IuieCuiet
FATAL ApPRAY-A rencontre took place on tn
22d inst, at Jersey Point Desha county. Ark, be
tween MIR. Parker Williams aad DR.. Williams. II
which the former shot the latter with pisto
killing him almost instantly. A young lady
daughter # Mr.. Williams. 10 stated to have bee
the oecae Jn of the melancholy affair.
RELEAsED.-Coolidge aud Garcia the two Amer
can citizens who were taken prisoners az Orizaba
in Mexico, have been set at liberty through III
cIemeney of President Zuloags. exercised at tn
request of the American Minister, Mr.. Forsyth
Coolidge is q Bostonian,
The Russian Minister, at Washington, Mr.. Ste
eckl, is about to leave for Europe for short time
There were $40 deaths in New York last week
526 of consumption.
An old negro woman, known as Betsy, died
few days ago, in Petersburg, Va, at the age OF 10
years.
Thos Adams has been appointed chief of polio
of New Orleans. He is a member OF the Louisian
legislature.
The frueral of Jas. Powers, who was hung !
Washington Saturday, was attended by about 2oo
,,aonla In RaItimore whefA his body Wac lnterre