, 1858-12-17
LATE NEWS.


according to intelligence received at the
State Department, has neen ratified by the
Chinese Emperor 1t now awaits the ap
proval Of the President and the Senate
when it will be returned to China for the
exchange Of ratifcatious. The treaties
with England, France and Russia have also
been ratified by the Emperor.
WALKER's NEW FmIBUsrER SCHEME
The New Orleans Crescent has the follow.
ing; "a vessel is to leave Mobile Oh the
/ 10th of November for the Central Ameri.
can paradise, and with the emigrants there
collecting, tho company in this city is form.
| ing and preparing to leave. Major Ellis is
forming the company here, and his Office is
at the Merchants Hotel, where he will be
| pleased to receive the applications of all
who desire to go along This is civil and
peaceabe enterprise, and those who go will
land and be received, and suffered to look
out, each man for himself just as the ship
loads of men do who land here from the
old shores of Europe. Nicaragua is a
place where citizens Of the United States
can settle and thrive in a peaceable way,
and there are thousands who want to do
SO. All necessary particulars about the
emigration will be given upon application
to Maj. Ellis"
WALKER INVITED TO NIcARAGUA-Wash-
ington, Nov. l0-It is believed here, upon
information apparently reliable, that Gen.
Walkers Immigrant Company has been
invited to Nicaragua by the Democratic
party Of that country. A revolution is an
ticipated in Nicaragua.
Washington, Nov 1.-THE State De-
partment has addressed a note to Senor
Jerez, demonstrating with him for warning
the public not to bny tickets for Nicara-
qua by the steamship Washington.
The Collector Of Mobile has refused q
clearance to the vessel in that port intend.
cd for the conveyance Of Walkers emigra-
ting party, and refers Walker TO the Sec
retary OF the Treasury.
Gen. Walker promises that if be is re-
instated in Nicaragua, he will respect all
American interest in that country.
The difficulty between Gen Henningsen
and Gen. Walker has been satisfactorily
settled.
MEuco.-The correspondent in Mexico
of the New Orleans Bee thinks that Zulo-
aga is on the eve Of leaving the country
1t was believed that be would 60 to Echea
gary's camp, from whence be would be
able to 90 the seashore, where Mr.. dc Ga
briac has a French vessel prepared tC
receive him.
The United States ship Plymouth ai'lasi
accounts had arrived at Vera Cruz for Mr.
Forsyth, the American Minister. His
course in protesting against the forced loan
and subscription to a national bank, exact
ed by President Zuloaga, has been finally
sustained by similar course on the part ol
the British Minister
The correspondent Of the Bee says:
Day after day We hear of nothing but
robbery after robbery, sack after sack, &c
The ordinary circumstances Of q diligence
robbery, or the plundering Of small town,
the tying up Of an administrator Of haei
enda, and forcing him to give q draft on hi.
employers for $1,000, $4,000, or SO, 000
for his life, aud such like affairs, have sunk
below mediocrity and lost their former po-
sition as items Of gossip, except It may be
amongst the parties themselves or the
friends Of the parties interested. The
number Of poor creatures thrown out Of
house and home is daily on the increase.
It is estimated that some six to eight thou
sand people have taken refuge in this city.
The government at the present time Is
in funds. In the last few days they have
raised something like half a million dollars
by pledging the property Of the church for
near a million. On the other hand. the
federalists are raising money by melting
down the property Of the church.
The general mails from the English
packet, which arrived at Vera Cruz on the
2sth ult., have not yet come forward II
was reported that they had been robbed.
Mlramon, in San Luis Potosi is commit
ting oil manner Of excesses against The
foreign residents there He has ordered
the flag Of the British Consulate to b
lowered, has ordered the United State
Consul to preserve a respectful quiet, ant
has thrown in jail several foreigners.
As for Vidaurri, no one knows exaetll
where he is His stratagcms in desertinl
San Luis without shot have not yet beeI
made clear.
Alatriste, late constitutional Goyerno
Of Puebla, is, with a considerable force
near to this valley, in the plains Of Afram
1t was through his exertions that the In
dans Of Tlaxcala and Tola have been ia
duced to rise.
The destitution throughout the cOuntr
is represented as being terrible.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4, 1853
The substance Of the telegraphie dispatc
from Lord Napier to the State Department
. is represented to be, in effect, that th
+ Nicaraguan Government will avail itself Z
the aid Of the British 1eet to- prevent ID
landing Of the flibusters. Our Cover
ment considers itself able to enforce ID
neutrality laws. Should therefore, Wa
ker and his followers fall into the hands {
, the british and thus be prevented frOI