The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03
THE LATEST NEWS.
AFFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

Our Special Warrington Despatch.
oVh TREATIES WITH NEW GRANADA AND CENTRAL
AAERIcA-wHAr THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH ARR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF NAVAL LIHUrENANra
AND UNITED STATES MARsHALs AND ATTORNEYS
oohFIRMxD-Nxws FROM THE COLORADO AxPEDi-
TioN, ETC.
WASHINGTON, April 2, 1853.
In reference to New Granada, Central America, and
the two British Ministers now n washington OF whom SO
much has been said learn that the treaties negotiated by
our government with New Granada and Nicaragua
Regarding the Isthmus routes, have been and
arc still the subject Of official communication be-
tween the state Department and tho British
and New Granada Minister'S 1t appears-though do not
learn this from the British Mpster-that the Minister Of
New Granada in London has been communicating with the
British government with view of bringing about joint
treaty Of the great Powersthe United States Great B
tain and Frauce-wtn New Granada, the basis of tho
treaty The United States had negotiated separately Is
not unlikely thst tho may have occurred with
gard TO Nicaragua This has recently 10 the know
ledge OF government and ia probably the OF
the prolonged stay Of Sir William oro Ouseey In Washing
ton. IN not informed whether the proposition was arst
made By the British government or by New Granada
am informed however, that proposition had been made
by the British Minister 70 government to which he is
waiting reply, with regard 70 the Isthmus routes and
from this fact taken IN connection with what govern
ment has discovered "a 10 the OF the Minister Of
oin treaty The British Minister does not desire, nor
understand does thu French Mneter DESIRE oppose
the ran cation OF the treaties have negotiated. On
Che whole they approve OF them though doubtless they
would have preferred some notification Or what appears
to have been the object, joint treaty. From the
tabshed policy Of govern ment s not probable that
we shall enter into any joint treaty with other Powers,
and not being opposed to treaties madc with them when
NOT unfAvosabIe 70 this country, the question will
ha Irnhar rIrn
the British Minister thinks well that Sir William Gore
Ouseiey has remained Washington and not Left Tor Gen.
trail America.
The War Department has received letters from Lieut..
j. c. Ives, commanding the Colorado expedition, dated
February H. The steamer xplorer had reached the No
have villages The navigation Of tho river continued diff
hcut. The II dams say the water low All
we'll, and accident, had been stated in
newspapers, had occurred.
Tho following gentlemen have been confirmed by the
SENATE Eeutenants in the Navy 70 Eli existing
ctesyohnG walker John G. Mitchell, Marshall c. Camp.
bell Richard W. Mesde Jr., Robert Boyd Jr, Calvin f.
Thomas, and Charles G. Carpenter.
The following were also confirmed by tho Senate
Isaac Winston United States Marshal for Kansas dis
sriot-reAprointment.
Charles c. Tongue for United States Attorney for tho
Northern district Of Florida-r. appointment
James G. Spencer, for United States Attorney for the
northern dlstrict OF New Heterogeneous
Jefferson T. Martin, for United States Marshal for the
Western district Of yrgipia-reappointment.
J.F wiley, for United States Marshal for the Eastern
dstrict Of virginia-reappointmept
Thozass Dryant, for United States Marshal for the
Eastern district OF Mesouri-reappointment
Joseph Kennedy, for United States Marshal for the
eastern Snskict Of Louisisna-resppointment
Gaxr Cannon United States Attorney for the Dis
trict Of New Jersey-resppointment.
John NJ Gregory for United States Attorney for the
Eastern disIict OF neutrality-suspicious..
Thomas r. Dohoney for United States Marshal for the
DISTRICT Of Kentucky.
r Tompsins, for United States Attorney for the Dis
srics OF New Mexico.
CP Clever, for United States Marshal for tho District
Of New Mexico.
W. Voorhees, United States Attorney for the Dis
trict q Indiana
TnoEas b. Children United States Attorney for the Md
Gle district Of tennessee.