Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-04
Washington Maurers.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-( Correspondence N.
DIRK EueniHg Post. Gen. Scott arrived
here last night. He is closeted with the Presi-
dent and Secretary of War. Their delibera-
tons are supposed to refer to the Utah expe-
dition, and to the best means of reinforcing
Col. Johnson's army.
hanzas advices confirm the death of Clark,
the murderer Of Barbour. An invasion from
Missouri is anticipated at the election of the
4th inst. The Free State party have resolved,
definitely, to take part in the election.
Walker has formally demanded indemnity
from the United States government for the
outrage inflicted on the territorial govern
ment of Nicaragua, in the extradition of her
Dictator by Commodore Pauiding.
Messrs. Shields and Rice, the newly elected
Senators from Minnesota, have arrived in
Washington.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
have the Nicaragua question under consider
alton.
The Cabinet has at last taken ground that
Walker was interrupting the transit route.
Ioombs in the Senate, and Qultman in the
House, will offer motions on Monday. against
the Cabinet policy, and defend Walker. A
scheme is on foot. which will demand the
presence of all the Republicans on Monday.
Herald Corre&pondence.) The flibustering
spirit still continues to rage, and certain Sem
ators and members are busy collecting al facts
relative to Walkers first toray to Central
America and his movements since then. all of
which will be laid before both Houses next
week i'll flaming speeches.
The Committee on Foreign Relations in the
Senate and House, will, on Monday. offer
resolutions calling upon the President for all
the information in the possession of the Gov
eminent, touching Walkers movements in
Central America, including the correspond
ence and instructions to Com. Paulding,--
Accompanying this correspondence, which
Will be immediately sent, the President will
communicate short message to Congress, IN
which the views of the Administration will
be set forth. While the President will reit-
crate In strong terms his objections to the
hhonstering movement, referring Congress to
MS recent message upon the subject, he will at
the same time disavow and condemn the act OF
Pauldlng In reference to recalling Paulding
the administration will not attempt that at
present.
General Lamar, Minister to Nicaragua, left
here this morning for New York, and will
sail on the 9th. Besides carrying out his in.
structions, which are of a peculiar nature
OWING to the present complicated state of af.
fairs IN Central America, he will take in.
struetlons to Commodore Paulding.
Dispatches from England represent that the
British Cabinet have had the new Nicaraguan
Treaty under consideration, and do not disap-
prove of every article of its provisions. The
French government heartily approves every
article.
Volnminous dispatches from Mexico have
been received at the State Department. A
proposition from European diplomatic agent
IN Mexico has been made to the Government.
to establish monarchy with European sup
port, and an alliance for the safety of Cuba.
The case OF Zeman, who went from San
Francisco some eighteen months ago, in the
ship Archibald Oracle, with small expedi-
ton = Ie PaS, in Lower California, but who
a I'd after the revnlutonists had succeeded
in driving out Santana, has been decided and
the accused acquitted of the charge of tilibus.
tering. This favorable result has been mainly
owing to the firm and energetic course of Mr..
Forsyth, our minister.
Col. Rice, of Pa, has been appointed by
the Postmaster General, printer for the Post
Otlce Department. This is a very lucrative
position-worth 900 year.
1t is said that Hon. Alexander C. Morton
OF New York, is to be appointed Judge of the
Supreme Court for the Territory of New Mex
leo, In place of Judge Broechas, resigned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Gen. Walker was
serenaded last night