New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-01
er.N influence r. k,l TIE bill pending in the House
for extepoiog .he pensions Of old soldiers

10 tne AsfNfaaFu ii'Nr
W.snINerox, Monday, Nay 81, 1875.
cisl information has been received here TIA,
,be .,oyenm.nts Of Nicaragua and Costs Klca have
60 ,roo,, t,r the s,tlement of all their flcul
80. ;,c,ud,c tbe boundary question. The Preshents
n ~ ,,o ,oyr,,ies had met at Rlvas to arrange the
,;;..;as The Governments of Nicaragua, Costa
p. ii ca, sslvad VI have also entered into treaty
81 voc amity aud defense, and it supposed
A., u.,,uras and Cua,amala would join the allsnce.
-. coc, Bocota induce the belief that the Cas-
Uo,,.n frosty will become law, in the original form,
"a Ia forwarded lifher Ivy the next steamer.
The President sent to the Senate today in response
q, the resolution the documents in the Pauc1its
Among the letters il one from Mr.. Dallas TO Lord
Clsrepdon dated the 10th Of September last n which
he says:
Against each lending feature chsrscterzing this
Transaction the vi.t sesrch and sezsre, the Govern
ment OF the United States has uniformly, on al
sppTopriete opportunities for moe than tuy Yeas,
openly and eectuIy protested, as inconsistent with
the law of naiOns, SANCTIONED by no treaty, sub
versve 81 the sep rgfts and derogatory 10 the
boaor Of Independent comnunities. IL was rot the
exercise Of any fancied privilege OF war, Tor
profound peace prevailed; and ye, without pretsnse
Of b. bgeIent necessity ia respect to contrsbsod ira 10
blockade, the property Of the citizens of friendly
power were invaded aud arrested, and the protection
of their national symbol iTeveIeDtly Sighted
Capt Morseby conduct, 1t appears, was disclaimed
and cersured and he withdrawn from the AT c N
s,son unfit b. trusted there aud exp.ess orders
were given by the Admiralty which Mr.. Dllas says
must prevent repetition of such actr.
The response of the President to the resolution of
the House callrg for Information respecting the out
RACES Of tbs Brtrh cusels is similar to that sent to
the Senate with few additions in verfcation OF the
visa,obs. 1t appears that where there is newspaper
or other qnl be reports Of such cases. the State De
pa,tutrt immeGlatsly writes to the Collector of the
customs most likely procure liable inform iiOn for
a sworn statement Of the facts.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. King offered resolution,
winch parsed, duecfing the Committee on Commerce
to inquire into the guono tr ic between citizens OF tie
United States and Peru during the recent revolution in
Peru.
Ia the Senate to-day there was considerable talk
concerning Mr.. Stewards amendment to extend the
session 60 the 2st Just. Several amendments ogerlad
il, such extension to tue 18th, &c. MIR. Seward
was requested by Mr.. Stuart TO withdraw his notion
which LIE did temporarily. So the matter remains a.
before, sbll open.
The New-Orleans papers contsin the details OF the
news from Mexico by the Tennessee. The Zuloaga
Government had cIared all the Mexican ports closed
to commerce. IL expected that Alvarez would
have two additional bTgades IN the held on the 3d
with the view of advancing Oh Cuernavaca.
Ii is understood that special messenger has bean
despatched O.day by Lord Napier, with instructions
for the British Admiral of the North American fleet
Halifex The tenor Of the instructions is not known.
Commodore Thomas APP Catesby Jones died last
pcht at his residence Georgetown, in the 69th
year Of mis- age.