The Washington union., 1858-06-27
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The news Taceiyd b. telegraph this noing, = 70 ~
snerHtc course shout 70 bs puEsned by the Prsident
towards the Central American republics has been received
with great satisfaction here There be no doubt that
in dealing with the iaithless by which those
tries inhabited and ruled argument Is 30 power
full y bodily fear. Aessrs Martinez Mora and Rvas
ought to be made To know in unmstakable manner
that any attempt they make TO humbug the United
States government only end IN their discomAture aud
punishment no power however mighty will be allowed
to usurp abrdge the right of passage the Mica
raguan Isthmus which belongs to this country of right
the predominant power this continent; and that
the lives and property Of United States citizens crossing
the thms shall be completely protected against every
contingency that may arise from the character Of the
natives their local disturbances and the utter ncicen
oy of the local governments T
do not believe that NJ Felix Belly's diplomatic con-
yentions and canal projects will be officially recognised
by the French government when they learn the sentiments
Of the American people the subject Louis Napoleon
too wise to risk quarrel with this country for the sake
of all the hybrid between the Rio Gfaude and Pan
He knows full well that foreign protectorate on
this continent never be permitted that the
limited sovereignty claimed by Great Britain under her
construction of that ambiguous document known as the
Clayton Bulwer treaty is not end cannot be- conceded
by this country and that the free passage all
sthmus routes cannot be nerfered with under any
cumstanSnk When Louis Napoleon goes war; or even
shows fight 1t will be for better than to pro-
tect the Nicaraguans aid NJ Miland and his enter
prsng envoy In cutting impossible canals The
government manifest their determination the less
chance there will be of any difficulty arising If a
bold and rcsoue stand had not been taken with regard
to the British outages in the Gulf the satisfactory result
which announced this morning would not have been
attained readily 1t is much to be amented that SEN
ator Gwns excellent resolutions not adopted by
Congress They would have armed the President with
power to meet any emergency, and that the power
conferred would have been well used have abundant
to believe.
am sorry to inform you that the affecting
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mother Mrs. Mary Gwin, the 22nd instant at the
residence of her son. A. NJ Gwn, esq, Brunswick place,
Mississippi The deceased lady WAS in her s7th year
The intelligence will, sure, lie learned with deep
regret by all who had the privilege of knowing Mrs.
Gwin and the worthy Senator many friends will
sincerely condole with him in his affction.
The immigration to this city for the present year
to 80 45O against 81 800 during the time
in 1857 Three vessels arrived here yesterday with S26
immigrants.
There il some excitement and good deal of
betting going on about the issue Of the great yacht
race round Long Island in which of the crack
yachts of the New York Yacht Club started yesterday
morning. The supposton il that the winner may be
heard Of some time to-night but those who less
gune think that any Of the heard from in
the neghborhood Of Fort Schuyler by tomorrow night
it will be very fortunate When last seen William But
Ter Duncan sloop yacht Una built by the late George
Steers leading with a kites set and going ut a
Flora Temple pace. rp
THE Rebecca proved the winner, learn from the
New York Times of yesterday morning. .-ED.
The Senate of the United States to have adjourn
ed at Washington to sit in New York. Senator Gwin of
California is staying with his friend, Mr. Butterworth
of the Assay Office in Sixteenth street and Senators
Sidel, Brown, Benjamin, Yulee, Douglas, and Broder
ick distributed among the fashionable up town hotels
believe the purposes Of these honorable gentlemen
either recreation private business but the gossips
who always know evefybody's business, and al
ways full Of private information derived from "thc
best authority attribute all sorts Of political schemes
and plots to this unusual fight Of senators New York
ward The little disappointed politicians, who gene
rally up to anything and ready for anythingthe barn
players of the political drama--are hanging round the
hotels in knots and ready TO inform any who IL su
cienty unoccupied " listen to who win be the next
President to state to nicely what will be the electoral
vote in all the States-in short, to explain every
move that will be made by every party during the
next four years. The last from these wiseacres
Is, that John b. HSskin will BIO reelected in the
ninth congressional district, by majority of between
900 and 000 The number Of republicans and know
nothngs in that district must have increased in most
marvellous manner If the above prediction be true
have reliable information from that district and
it convinces that Mr. Haskn has much chance of
democratic nomination ~ he has of election Vice
President on the nomination Of Chauncey Smith.
With the thermometer at 900 in the shade, and men
tumbng down in every street from coup de sol business
as you may imagine more than usually dull. The
temporary strngency in rates Of interests have
laxed and extremely low rates rule again The follow
ing the nominal quotations
Loans CALL stock securities 4, z. 3
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