The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-06

Our Special Washinstsa Despusoh.
PROBABLE sx11NsI0E or THE SESSION OF CONGRESS-
-PRoPOsSD ARA1SG or PRIVATE sHIPs TO nErU.
BRITISH A00R1ssIONS-91NRRAL OONoaA,a vynnr
CATION OF THE HONOR or sPAM-NoRs VESSELS
ORDERED TO THR 0ULF-MBxICAN AGENTS m puR-
SUIT OF FUNDs-NoNs. BELLY's MISSION IN CnN-
rRAL AAxxIcA-sCHxMxs OF TIE CoxxoDoRss
TH1 COLLINS sTKANERs, ETC.
wAsmHofos, JuneS, 1853.
b generally believed that Congress wiz exte.d ~
session beyond Thursday.
Mr.. Bokles, from The House Committee On Foreir, A.
airs, will introduce bill on Monday 70 meet cmerrs.ces
In our present relations With Great Britain VIII me-
vide for srming merchant vessels for their own d.
soos, and authorize The President 70 employ the uavd
forces 70 repe and capture any vessel Of war enxaeod In
visiting or searching our ships.
Tho Navy Department has ordered that the Cons,ela
ton, on her arrival at New York. shall proceed to tho
Gulf The xacsdona and SAratogs also ordered there
Tho officers Of the latter 70 report On board on d.
10th inst
Ohca Information has been received at the Spanish Is.
CATION that tho Governor General Of Cuba had adopted
measures 10 prevent British violation of the sovereign
rights Spain In entering harbcrs and waters Of Cuba 70
seasch vessels. Tho vessel Isabella had been do
spssched for this purpose Upon remonetrsnce OF IL
Governor General the British Consul General Havana
had declared against the conduct Of British cruisers
Senior Mata, agent OF Juarez. and xr. Noses agsa. e
which TO oppose the present government Of Mexico They
have had several interviews with Corcoran l. Riggs.
These shrewd fpanciers not likely to invest their
money In Mexican revolutionary schemes
The French Minister aud the Foreign Legations wAeh-
ngton do not believe that Felix Belly has official chs
rscter representing the French govern In Central
America They believe he Is q msre Spectator oou-
nected with great capitalist In France, named Maud
endeavorng 70 slip In to the Transit route whns
our American steamship Commodores are quarreli,g
about IT, for the purpose Of making stock opersoa
1t 10 not unlikely he may have Obtained encourage
mert from the Emperor, the Transit route and shp
canal there has always been hobby with Louis Ma
poleon.
Joe White and Vanderbilt still cling the hope THAI hs
Cass Yrisarri treaty will como back ratified from Ncaa
eua while others assert positively that what will by
next steamer will be the dismissal Of Yrisarr a Minister
for that republic and several thousands of old and sew
canal shares that have been largely offered therc Con-
modore vanderbits chance Of humbugging the govern.
ment much reduced by the facous course of his sen
in-law, Horace Clark In Congress. Joe White urging
upon General Cass another grand naval bombardment q
San Juan del Norts, but the Secretary not ready to
listen TO him either he Ia not quite Of the honesty
Of the source OF tho Clayton Bulwer treaty Great efforts
have been made 10 induce Vanderbilt join the Canal
COMPANY but he wants TO know who will have to stand the
brunt OF The two million contingent stock has been is
sued. schiessnger 70 out by days Mica
rssua he says general agent for the Canal Company
BE asserts that II Yrssrri dismissed BY Nicaragua Go
neral Cass win receive minister from that repubIc
even II he were 70 bring the ratified treaty.
The Senate Committee Finance this morning resolved
70 change the terminus Of the Collins line OF
from Liverpool tosoushampsoo agreeabiy to the appca-
ton Of Mr.. Collins Tho prospec. s then, that this line
will oommeace its transatlantic service again mme-
diatey.
The following shows the condition or the United SAtes
treasury the LIST instant