The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23
THE LATEST NEWS.
INTERESTING FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Our Special Washington Despatcl,

Our Special Washington Despatch.
sTorPAGE OF THE FILIBUsTEE ExrEDiTioS-How
THE MIGRANTS CANE TO HAVE PAssPORTs-MR
YRIsARRl INFORMS THE GOVERNMENT THAT THE
PASSPORTS ARE sPURIoUs-CAUTIoN AGAINST
FRAUD IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM THE
WASHINGTON Nov. -, 1858.
The action of the Executive preventing the sailing of
the lbuser expedition from Mobile is the principal topic
Of discussion here While that action IS denounced
by the friends Of the enterprise high handed and
jus,aablo interference with tho rights of citizens, is
highly approved md commended by all the moderate and
conservative shades Of public opinion.
You are aware that PASSPORTS exhibited to the
Collector at Mobile purpOriing to be signed by Yrsarr
the Ncaraguan Minister and to be issued 10 the indiv
duals who had taken passage in the Alice fainter These
passports bogus. They were got up in New York.
and their fabrication only detected by the shcerest
accident
can inform you on the authority that Mr. Yrisarri
has Just informed the Department OF State that since his
notice Of The 9th day OF October last respecting passports
for emigants persons going 10 reside in Nicaragua
up the 10th instant he had issued passports only
to the following named individuals, viz
ON the Goth 81 November 70 j. Rowland BILL James
lea, Abraham W. Gallaer Herman schla,er, wife and
child and Francis Fras to by the steamer Washington
from New York 10 Nicaragua; and the 10th OF
November instant TO Frederick Rcmer John Eson, Abra
ham wIkon Edward Blennls, James A. Ames, John An
nison Ewood Lester, Abraham Levy Hanson White Real
Evans, Vim. Evans and Joshua Wright, 10 go from New
York by the the 9th Of Dcccmbcr next.
Mr. Yrisarr furnishes the number with which each
passport IL respectively marked, and the names In
serted in each passport with other particulars and
private marks, which will make Il exceedingly din
cult TO impose upon the Collectors by simulated
or forged passports. II thai Mr.. yrisarri ap.
~. al.
fssy passports and that he has therefore, furnished
The government with the means Of Immediately com
municatng by telegraph 10 the Collector q, Mobile and
other Southern ports all the information necessary pre-
vent fraud. Any parties committing forgery classifying
iLcse Official documents will undoubtedly DO held 10
the s,rcest accountability BY our own government and
that II Nicaragua The Collectors q houses
will then, properly and speedily advised by the govern
meut DO without tho slightest for clearing vessels
with emgrants fcr Nicaragua who have not genuine pass
ports.
The NicMaguan Minister promises to send 20 tho
Department Of state LIST and description OF all passports
that may hereafter be given by hun, mrssjs,ely ar
ter issuing them Up 70 the present time he has given
passports whatever 10 eants persons other than
those mentioned above and the passports thus given
only FOR parties representing that they going BY
the Washington San Juan del Nore, Nicaragua
Al passports for any other pcr1ons, not cores.
pondng tn the st forwarded 10 the Department must
be consequently spurious and forged No genuine pass
ports whatever M tits day be produced to the
Collector Of any Southern port Of the Untc states Tho
= simple md clear and short telegraph despatch
from the Department % state the Collector At Mobile
and al other southern Ioris ordering them refer al
applications 70 the Department in Washington, will settle
the matter al
The Navy Dcrarimcu, bas received dispatches dated
pcwto 81 ~.
Captain Chauncey, q the United states steam Grgale
Niagara Captain Chaunoey arrived the day previous
70 his writing His object IN touching at that place
10 obtain O small supply % coal Hc re-.
ror,s that the 18th ult. seven ~ the captured
Africans died from complication % diseases,
dercd by the unusual cold weather which
had lately With this great mortaty--gorty ave
deaths since the negroes received on boariwh
prospect q a change Of wind with rapidly decreasing
supply medicine and the prospect q their falling short
entirely Captain Chauncey determined to the
discretion vested IN him, and put the ship under
and scck southern latitude congcna o. The
rrocs. IN taking this Captain Chaunccy acu.
solely Ivy the convictions q his Judgment and By
conscientious dschsrgc faithfully very rcspcn
sible duty
II was expected that tho Niagara would leave Porto
Grandc the o. the next twenty -four hours AZ
landing the negroes the the vessel would stop
Monrovs coal, and return dircc, 10 the United
states.
The officers and crow were the enoymen, Of pcrfce
health.
Mr. Phelps of Missouri, by parliamentary usage will be
entitled 10 the Craftsmanship % the Ways and Means
Committee. Ne may however, be ovcrslaughed and Mr..
ic,cher Of Virginia, made chairman. Pennsylvania will
he allowed place on this committee, and Mr. Phillips
will probably get a.
Mr. George Taylor the track Of some pretty extcn-
svc rauds perpctratcd by, u alleged Mr seaman FOR
merry Superintendent of Public Printing
overtures being made on the part Of senator
douglas friends TO the friends Of the administration 10
adjust tho difficulties existing between The President and
VIZ, Douglas. II i believed they will be successful
Mr. Faulkner, u Virginia, chairman of the House NIL
iary Committee is here. pursuance q duty dcvoved
uron him by committee At the as session, which &c
ierred to his special Of the SIX million war
claim Of Washington and Oregon. Tho heavy accounts
growing of this volunteer service arc undergoing by
aid of the Third Auditor and his clerks severe scrutiny
Tho Items being classified ~ to present the subject
fully for the intelligent action Of Congress and is the
purpose of Mr. Faulkner 70 draw from tbs investigation
some general principles which shall, The present and