New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
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WASHINGTON. Thursday, Dec. 30, 1353.
The President expresses regret that Congress
should have taken 30 long vacation, and declares
that there never before was so much business to
te crowded into so sb6rt time as remains before
he close Of the session. His chief anxiety is re-
s.'sc,Dg the action likely to be taken with view
TO the increase of the revenue.
The general expression Of sentiment by the press
Of the country against the Pensi IN bill produces
marked effect here.
Capt. Stone, director of the surveying parties in
Sonora, under the Isham contract, sends hero sn
account of the opposition Of the residents to his
work, and claims the protection of the United
States. The Administration fears that the Ishsm
scheme will absorb the public lands in Chiahushua
and Sonora thus defeating one object to be gained
BY protectorate.
% the Assocs.ed Presa
WAsHIsG1oS, Thursday Dec. 30, 1853.
tJ'or at,on WA received to-day from Nicaragua
:, -, shows thst Yrisssri has rot been recalled, but
fnt resls alton g. Minister to the UnIed States,
befetU.oso o..a,red, has been accepted.
G,n. Jerez is still in Washington. The Central
American Sistes are more than ever Impressed with
The necessity Of forming confsderscy for their mutual
protection.
II is said TO lie highly probable tina. Nicaragus will
take no decisive acricn relative to the Cass-Yrssarr
rYea,y rntil after :he srnvsl OF Sir William Gore
Odseley, who wa daily expected.
The Government has j1st received Msxcso dS,es 10
November 2j, which came overland by special mes
srrtT.
II appears from the official Dispatches that the ST.
Mar, arrived very opportunely at Guaysmas on the
18th Of November.
The truth of the rumor that Mr.. Ainzs (who had
been imprisoned a Guayarnas and set at liberty had
arrived at Acapulco is confirmed. The commotions
for the present had subs3ed aud the regular au.hor
ties were restored to the possession Of the City Govern
ment.
TIE public mind was still agitated by local troubles,
NJ well rs by political animoses, growing out Of the
recent revolution in Sonora.
The Commander of the St. Marys found Frederick
Goer.z, an American citizen, confined in jail, and
procured his discharge. The former had not saluted
the ac nor the Project and was not his intention to
pay Any military hOnors to the Governor, Pesqusra
who, it was said, was Oh his way to Guayams5.
Pesquiera was carrying an active war against the
adjoining State of Cnaoa and by the last reports had
gained victory at La Meisa, near Cuiacsn, which
opened the road TO the City Of Mszatlan toward which
il was said lie moving.
Information had been received Of the capture OF
Gua1alsara by Degolsdo of the Juarez party, after
the assassination of Baiscante, the military comman.
dsrte. TIE city bad been delivered up to pillage
When this news reached Mazatlan, the inhabitants
determined to defend their city against the Constitu-
t~'ona'sts.
The French rsaldenlo i.s-I L--aaa themselves to-
geiher for mutual protection, and all the Foreigners
had contributed the meaus Of makirg addition Of
400 men to the regular garrison.
The balance in the Treasury on Monday last was
s. 592, ,OOO The receipts of the week previous were
sG6i 900. The amount of the drafts paid was
81 III OOO and that Of the drafts issued 81 0Oo-
n reduction from last week of 1923, 600.
Capt. Clancy has been appointed to the command
Of the Home Squadron, vice MclItosh, VINO will return
to Georgia TO recruit his health.