The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-04

WARRINGTON, june /.
Lord Napier has desired that his dispatch
to Admiral Stewart, commanding the British
SQon1ron in the Gulf, sent from w ashington
yooy, be forwarded to Halifax by a
spN3 1Doamer to Bermuda. He has ad-
vise9)Ae Admiral to order the discontinue
amos 81 visitation Of American vessels, pend
ing instructions from Her Maiesty's Govern
ment.
NEW YoRk, June 1.-The United States
steam frigate Wabash sailed this forenoon
for Jamaica.
WAsnIsoros, May 3l.-Semi- Official infor-
nation has been received that the Govern
msnts OF Nicaragua and Costa RIGA have rat.
flied the treaty for the settlement Of all diff
fcultiss, including the boundary in question.
The Presidents of the two countries had met
at kivss, and arranged the preliminaries ;
and further than that the Governments Of
Nlsasasua, Costs 1lsa aad San Salvador
a1vs entered int Z tsseA u somneroe, am.
ity and defences 1t90D emp osed that Hon.
Letters from Bogoee indoee the belief that
the Cass- Herrsn Tresty viii become law in
the original form, and bsforwarded hither in
the next steamer.
WAsHiSoroN June 1.-The President has
sent TO the Senate, in response to q resolu-
A1c1, the documents in the Panchita case.-
znong the letters is one from Mr.. Dallas to
afl OF Clarendon, Of Sept. 10th last, in
which he protests against each leading fea-
ture characterizing this transaction-the vis-
it, search and seizure, the Government of
the United States has uniformly, and on all
appropriate opportunities, for more than fifty
years, openly and effectually protested, as
al, l.
toned by no treaty, subversive Of the sepa-
rate rights and derogatory to the honor of
independent communities. 1t WAS not the
exercise Of any fancied privilege Of war, for
profound peace prevailed,' and yet without
pretense of belligersnt necessity in respect
to contraband or blockade. The property Of
the citizens Of friendly power WINS invaded
and arrested, and that protection Of their
nrtional symbol irrevercntly sighted Captain
Nosely's conduct, il appears, was disclaimed
the African station as un6s to be trusted
there, and express orders were given by the
Admiralty, which MIR. Dallas says must pre-
vent the repetition OF such acts.
The response of the President to the reso-
lu.ons Of the House, calling for information
relative to the outrages committed in the
few additions in verihcation of the vista
tlons.
II appears that where there is newspaper
or other tangible report in such cases, the
State Department Immediately writes to the
Collector Of Customs, most likely to procure
| reliable information for sworn staten eut
Of facts.
PETERSBURG, May 3l.-The Keziah, OF
Wilmington, Del, Capt. Bsylss, cleared
from Petersburg Saturday night, and several
slaves being missing, a steamer was sent af-
ter her, which overhauled her below the City
Point, and on searching FIVE slaves were
| found on board. The vessel containing the
captain and crew of tho keziah and the slave.
were all brought to the city and lodged ID
Jail. Anintense excitement prevails in con
sequence. About 1000 people were on tn,
wharf wuen the vessel arrived, and they wer,
restrained from violence with great difficult