The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-14
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Our Special Despatch from Washinctou.
QUE TREATY WITH CHIkA-BANDsoMs CONDUCT or
TBB RUSSIANS rHK PAEAGCAY KxpEIErIon- .
ExYAcTkD sLAvhR, ETC.
WAssISG,os, Sept I3, 1865.
Information hs been received Blythe gcvernusrs sssa
Mr. Reec, Minister IN ChEs, had liberal treaty
with tbs Uelcstli Empire similar Is that made by Fra.ss
and Fog!and- We 70 have q minister ct Pekin ria
said tbs Emperor regards country with great avo~
II supposed the dsDidsd neutrs position hetd shs
late has made impression highly favorable. rae
same may DO ssio Of Russia and Is understood treaty
bas been rafe withthAt 10 the 5sats witt
the Uned States Russa has behaved friendly thrsuss
It's AdmrSaad minister there In taking Mr. Reed up Che
river TO Tensin when our vessels wers mol able to
ascend and In ether acts Of synpa by associated by
gene unity o. action with the United Staes that
derstand 1t Is contemplated 70 give official sxpresaoo to
the Russian government OF appreciation Of ssos
conduct Tho news Of this treaty having been made cane
overland by wAy Of RussiA and Europe.
Judge Bown, appointed Commissioner 10 Paraguay. ar
rived to-day He returns home to Msscuri for fsw
ssys, and VII call probably within fortnight II Ia IN
uerrocd tho plan Of proceeding In this demostratas
sssst Paraguay Is for the feet remain At Bueoos Ay
or some other convenient point, wrs vessel VIII can.
vey lho Comssiorer to try the dsposon peacc Or
Of Lopez Secretary rcucey Is ep1en o. with uuca
praise for the in which uncer 30 many dosl-
tiee he has prepared this expedition II is thought By
some that soldiers win be required or d least ,e.e
ougho be stronger force OF fsrnea The report tsst
soldiers are to- sens not true least so far a. proseut
arrangemsrts are made.
Mr. henry, bearer OF dispatches Is Mr. Forsyth ia
Mexico, had been detained at Vera Cruz by Qaarsn.ss
laws, and had forwarded hs dispatches to Inc city Of
Mexico by Mr.. Hargous. kr Forsyth Is daily expected
said by the known tho. she wsndsrer Cory's
clipper tina. wentswsy mystericusy soms time. ago,
may be shortly expected in Ihs sun Of MoxioO, with
cargo * slaves from Africa.
Ths military department, OF the Pacific Is to be diy6ss
into two ceparmenis-General barney taking command
of the northern division in Washington and oregon Ter
rtories
eENxaAI NEWSPAPER DssrArcH
WASHINGTON, Sept I3, 1868.
Tho President Is carefully considering the remssir
cases or the officers which reported UPON by the
late Naval Courts Of Inquiry Whatever aid he ecv
ing fsn the Secretary OF the Navy, the Attorney Gess
ra and the Commissioner Of Patents 10 TIE lssoricus
exsnnst.on OF the records and documents, is merely
intended 70 facilitate the arrangement Of all the facts ma
decision in each viii he the result OF the Presdsos
own unbiased judgment
The Indian Bureau has ofcal intelligence whatever
by the last California mall corcerning Indian relations
the Pacinc, omission on the part q the agcck
which occasions much disappointment and for which tho
Commissioner sccosnt The agents for months past
have failed 70 keep the bureau advised Of events in
quarter. The President hiss appointed Andrew Jackson
S, OF Texas Consul si Laguayra, and Jas Mcguire.
Consul at Melbourne who is resident merchant therc.
vice Barr, deceased.
Captain Pleasanioa VIII accompany General ffNrnso 10
tho Pacific.
Sir william Gore Ouseiey's mission 10 Central America
Is In part 70 negotiate treaty with Nicaragua
The Navy Department officially advised OF the arrival
or the departure o. the Plymouth the instant for
Vera Cruz 10 bring home Minister Forsyth.
Captain Pich, Of the rines has been detached from
the Nig1a, hat the chsrge Of violating tbs New York
quarantine laws, In connection with Ray rompkins mar
be investigated BY Court OF Inquiry. Lieutenant l4ey.
wood takes Captain Rich's place board that vessel
mo Board econsiang q Chief Engineers Archibald,
wod, HUNT and Martin 70 examine BIDS for constructing
the engines and machinery Of the socps met
al the Navy Department TINS morning,
Mr.. Lander, supcrniendcui u the Fort Kearuy, sou
Pals and Honey Lake wAgon road 70 the So
rotary Of the Interior the opening OF the road
first three great ranges Of the wsshta mourssns the
most di@culi part o. the work. loaded trains have al
rc,dy razsed ~ This way from ths South Pass 4, the
Valley Of Smith Fork Of Bear river me Wind River
Mountain limo AID that extending along he open valleys
Of Salt md Blackfoo rivers will be finished aorS
Ing well built road which will avoid the DESERT the fer
res over Green river and the four Toll bridge on tss
lower stream. Tho road, when oorplescd. vii extssl
from the South Pass 70 Poli seuf Bridge Forl Hail.
win Gu! of 10 Hsdspeihs road TO Soda Springs.