The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-03
THE LATEST NEWS.


The Kew NlcaraGuan 1mbrogilo-Probable
Action OF Congrcss-Special Message OF the
Presldent-Departure OF General Lamar for
Nicaragua-The English and French Co
vernmsnts and the New Treaty-Important
from BIexico-The Admiration or Kansas.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 1858.
The Hbussering spirit still continues rage and
tain senators and members busy collecting and col
lang all the facts relative 70 Walkers FIRST foray
trail America and his movements since tnen all Of which
will be Laid before both Honses next week in flaming
speeches.
The Committees Foreign Relations in the Senate and
House will, on Monday, offer resolutions calling upon
the President for all the Information in the pos
session Of government touching Walkers
ments in Central America, including the
respondence and instructions 10 Commodore Paul
ding Accompanying this correspondence, which will be
Immediately sent the President will communicate short
message TO Congress in which the views of the admins
tration will be forth While the President will rete-
rate In strong terms his objections the flbusterng
movement referring Congress to his message upon
that subject he will at the time dsavow and
denim the act of Commodore Pauldng In reference to
recalling Pauding the administration will not attempt
that at present.
Gen Lamar, Minister to Nicaragua, left here this
ing for New York, and will sail the 9Th Besides car.
ryng out his instructions, which are of peculiar
nature, owing 70 the present complicated state Of affairs
in Central America he will take instructions Commo-
dore Paulding. s,
is believed here that the next arrival will bring intel
gence of the capture Of the remnant Of Walkers army
by Pauidng
Dispatches received from England represent that the
British Cabinet have had the Ecaraguan treaty under
confederation, and do not dapprove of is provisions
The French government heartily approves of every Mti
Gle.
vouminous dispatches from Mexico have been received
nj the State Department Tho coup dadt of President
Comonfort been successfully the capital
in Puebla and in Vera Cruz. remains To be whe
Their the cxtrees OF the republic will recognize the
order of things The treasury empty and the govern
mcni in the hands Of the money lenders, who
ceiyng enormous discounts for advances on the
incoming revenue. The idea that foreign inter-
vention assistance must be rendered 70
Bile the government to continue is becoming daily
more prevalent proposition from a European dipo-
matte agent Mexico has made that government
to establish ronarchy, with European support and
alliance for the safety Of Cuba The Of German
went from San Francisco eighteen months ago.
the ship Archibald Oracle with small expedition to Ia
Paz in Lower California under arrangement with the
leaders Of the Plan Of Ayutia, but who arrived
after the revolutionists had succeeded in driving
Santa Anna has been decided and the accused acqu
ted Of the charge Of bustersm This favorable result
has been mainly owing TO the firm and energetic
of Mr.. Forsyth, our Minister, who was made fully
acquainted with the of the original contract between
German and parties in power in Mexico The
OF our commerce the west coast Is very much do
pressed owing requen, seizure by the local authorizes
of American vessels in order to replenish their empty
Golfers. The federal government has little power to
restrain them, and immediate action NECESSARY
e
nov our vessels do face the nmihen danger
groundess conhsoston by the officer Of the ports Mr.
Forsyth succeeded in obtaining any seemeni Of
the Of our Consul At Acapulco The condition Of
affairs Mexico such demand immediate attention
from the Cabinet
On Tuesday Wednesday next Mr Pugh, Of Ohio, will
introduce into the Senate bill for the immediate adms
sion Of Kansas State under the Lecompton cons,itu
ton The bill will provide that the frs, Legislature of
the State shall submit N che people whether the
slavery clause shall be added the constitution also that
the frs, any subsequent Legislature may submit the
people whether they will call convention amend or
alter the whole constitution. Il is believed this proposition
will meet the approval Of every democratic Senator.
Brevc Col Harvey Brown, Of the I'd Artillery, has been
ordered with the companies and officers in his command
Immediately proceed 10 the organization Of school for
artillery practice al Fort Monroe, Virginia, OF which he
appointed commnndant
weekly mail having bern established by the PostmAs
ter General from Lsayenworth 70 Fort Rearney the mail
between that point and Fort Laramie will be transmitted
by the ccnmAnd,ni at Fort Kearney, and between Fort
Iauarc aud the nearest TO the troops for Utah by
the oommAndaui OF laramie near possible. These
mails TO be semi mouthly leaving the 1st and 18th
Of zach month. Ten Of the most reliable and experi.
encei Of the Delaware ard Shawnee civilized Indians
with h:;y mules and four light wagons will perform the
service.
Col Rice Of Pennsylvania, has bcen appointed By the
Postmaster Generai Printer for the Pos; ONCE Department
tbs avery lucrative position-worth forty thousand
year.
Is Is said that Hon Alex. C. Merton, Of New YORK Is 10
be appointed Judge Of the Supreme Court for the Territory
Of New Meroo, in place Of Judge Brocchus, resigned
rus GESyRAL NEWSPAPER DsPsrCH
WASHINGTON, January 2, 1858.
lieut.. General Scott arrived here this morning. and
shortly Afterwards paid bis respects the President He