Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-02-05
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our Consul at Panama, and also from ?
Nicaragua. The letters received here
from the latter place state ia. the IRIS
SRA Treaty would be ratified as soon as
President MARTINEZ should return from
bis expedition TO San Juan del Norte.
His absence from Managua was the only .
reason uhy it was not returned by the
LIST steamer. Nicaragua expresses the
kindest feeling for cur Government: and
rsite-etes expressions of thankfulness at
the course pursued BY Com Fauiding in
seizing Walker and riddiag their country
Of the fIli6csters.
\ caucus Of Democrats Senator's will (
be held in the aute-room of the Senate on /
Monday evening next for the purpose of
consuItat:or. Lecompton and Minnesota
viii be merged together and put through
under the wa;p and spur. This is the
present programme, and It VIII Be carried
out to the letter.
Times eorrespondence.) The latest
canvass Of he Senate gives reason to
fear that Lcco1qs-a VII have q msj2ri-
" Of two in that body, including both the
New Jersey Senators, Jones OF Iowa, and
the protested Senators from Indiana
!. IS designed, however, to give the Sen
ate an opportunity, before Kansas Is dis
posed Of, to decide whether they viii per
nj. ihs latter to retain their seats to vote
~ that question. The Illness Of Judge
Coramer alone prevented this movement
heretofore.
Private dispatches received here state
,sitively that Calhoun has backed out
this rejection oftae returns sent to Gov
.rn0r Denver.
The administration comedies that the
Pennsylvania Legislature viii vote a
gainst the Lecon2,ou Constitution ifthe
direct question is reached, but their
friends design to smother The resolutions
in the select committee to WHICH they are
referred.
II the House. nineteen Northern Dem
ocrats are considered certain against Le-
Compton, with seven proJa5l. IN addi-
ton
Understand that It Is IN evidence be-
fore the Committee Of Investigation that
a member Of Congress proposed to fur
nish twenty-five votes for that measure
On condition that S25,e10 should be
placed in .Le hands of d certain New
York editor. I do not learn the name:
of the parties, but an inclined to tbins
they are the same who figured IN Il.
same way in the testimony elected las
winter. It IS said on the street that 2Ir
Stone can testify also to a singular Iette
received By him from another New Yorl
editor. relative @ his Tariff Bill Of las
session.
The Fort Smelling investigation seem
likely to show that the job was the con
s5-ratiou On which The money was raise
By the celebrated N=v York Hotel Con
u..,=e to carry Pennsylvania ~ Bu
chaaa1.
tribune correspondence.) Senate
Sumner writes from Boston thcs :
health Las so much improved mai he wi
be here in time to vote uPoa the Arm
Bill
The Douglas Democrats are ezertin
themseIvsz to retrieve their losses al
Strengthen their position The State
which has become the Douglas oFga
has a significant article On LecomPtl
his evening. + declares that no Dem
cratic Senator CT member Of Congre
from I Northern State could face lis co
s.i.ueuts if lie were to vote for It's aece
lance. It also says that It viii drive C
Of Congress the northern Deuocra
Senators ard Representatives who w0u
stand BY the South in Bringing in A
IONS Is a slave state, or IN securing to
Cuba, Nicaragua or Mexico.
Tne amount in the treasury sui. 1t
draft Is S465O.O00
Wm. Walker in his speech at Mob
says this. last sumner IN an intervi
with the President ne informed the lat
o. his intention to return to Nicarag
and that his letter wri--=u IN June '
published 5J the Presidents consent.
day or two afterwards he was Invited
At Interview with a Cabine: Minis
who sought to obtain his confidence.
The Minister told him where to
with safety and where with danger,
marking. YOU viii probably sail in
American vessel, u1der the Ameri
flag. After yo4 have passed Ameri
limits 10 one can touch you but BY c
sen. Of this Government. During an
.-rvf--v betvraar a friend of Walker