Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-12
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Passengers sn0d,
PAssRsseRs BnoUGuT TO MonliF ny BRlrNlr
Sloor oT.wAR Mobile, Jan, The
British steam sloop'oi-war Basilisk Capt,
/ Phayrc, arrived here to-day from Belize, Hon.
duus, bringing The sh,pwrecked passengers of
I the Schooner Susan, Capt Maury, which t6
this port sumo time $50 Tor Central America.
The Susan was wrecked on Giover's Coral
Reef early on the morning Of The 10Th ult,
and became an entire loss. Her messengers
were all saved, and landed on a smnll Island
ilyiye miles from Belize,
The Basilisk TOOK them on board on the 2dlh
m accordance with the orders oil Gov. Sey-
mour, OF Belize, who rendered the use OF her
Tor heir convey anes TO some Southern port OF
The United Sutes.
Capt. Goodspaed, he only American captain
nt Belize, il is said, used his Influence 10 Tue
prejudice of the SOsan's passengers; but Gov.
/ Seymour in reply to his representations, stated
that he only regarded them rs American clli-
zeus in distress, and asked nothing about their
des.inatonand intentions. so regarding ihem
he offered freely n the assistance lhey needed
The officers OF the Bisilisk extended every
courtesy 10 the passengers during her trip 10
this por', and the latter express their warm
] gratitude.
Nicaragua Revolutionary Scheme.
Ngw YoRK, Dee. 30 The Panama CORES
pendent Of the New York Herald says that
revolutionary scheme is on.iooi IN the North
cn part of Nicaragua, which has been organ
/ lied for the purpose Of placing the democratic
/ party of Leon in power, and that the plan is
1 in conjunction with Walkers movement
lie soys President Santos Guordlcn has
! promised to assist the Gibusters with five hun
died natives TO drive President Murtincz from
Nicaragua, on condition that General Walker
should not accompany the expedition.
WAsmyGroN, Dec. So Oflica! dispatches
! from Nicaragua and Costa Rca announce The
Withdrawal Of the objections 10 the Yrisnrri
treaty. The principal objection, it will be re.
collected, was 10 the provision authorizing the
United States to employ force to keep the INN
sit route open, in case Niramgua should fail 20
perform her duty in this respect. The with.
draNal Of this objection, it is understood has
been brought about by the advice OF Great
Britain aud France.
1t is also announced that The resignation of
! Yrsarri, as Nicnmgnnn Minister at Washing
/ ton, had been received and accepted.
The ratification Of the Yrisarri Treaty, it is
represented, is now certain.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-The Central Amer-
! can States are more than ever impressed with
| the necessity of forming confederacy.
1t is probable Nicaragun will tale no deci-
sive action on the Cass Yrisarri treaty till af-
ter VIM G. Oasely's arrival, which was daily
expected al last advices.
SUPPRESSION OF FILlDUsTEns,--'rhe Govern
men is daily communicating with the Federal
officers of the various Southern ports with IL
view of suppressiog any further iliOrstering
expeditions.
| The recent chartering OF 4 steamer al New
/ Orleans and the employment Of large force
of men, repaired from there, was in conformity
TO the instructions Of The Cove nment, in res
ponse to an application of the Collector there
ier
TBG New BRlrlsu MINISTER. Lyons,
The newly appointed Minister for England, IN
place of Lord Napief, viii arrive at Washing
ton about the first Of March.
SALE OF PuBllc LANDS Washington Dec.
90. The President has signed a proclamation
Offering for sale 100000 acres of public
\ lands in Wisconsin, the sale to take place in
4 April ana May.
YRsARgI RECALLED -Ne,o YORK, Dec. 80
-Senor Yrisnrr has been recalled. There is
no later news from Mexico.
| MoRs BRlrtsH PoLicE SHlPs.-Two more
British ships of war have arrived al Greytuwn,
! Nicaragua.
Our Government has information which
leads them 10 fear the arrival in Nicnragua of
some 500 6libusters, who are said TO be coming
down rom San Francisco in the steamship
Herman.
A WEEKLY TEHUANTEPEc MAIL - The agent
of the Tehuantepec Company closed The nnr-
chase Of the, steamers America and Canada
| last week The steamers are to be placed on
the line to complete weekly mail between
New Orleans and San Francisco-one of them
being designed for the Pacific side of the 18th
mus. The steamers are staunch, and capable
of carrying large number Of passengers.
j LATER FROM SoNoRA.--ExpULsIoN OF AMER
! CANS Washington, Dtc. ga dispatch has
been received By the Government, announcing
the arrival of the sloop of-war ST. Mary at
:, GuayInas.
The St. Mary arrived as The Mexican au-
4 thorities were upon the point Of expelling Col.
4 Stones surveying party from the country, and
promptly in:erfcred and prevented the execu-
Il ton Of their designs
LATER FROM Souri, AMERIcA--ARRIvAL OF
THE ILLNols.- Ncw York, Dec. 30. The As
pinwIl steamship Illinois arrived at this port
Lat s o'clock this evening bringing the Callor-
mails and passengers.
Her dates from San Frunciscoare 10 the 9Th
and her California advces had heen' antlci-
pated by the Quaker City at New Orleans.
/ The Illinois brings nearly million and a
half Of Golf on freight, end also adyices from
4 South America, comprising some items s 'irf