Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-18

WASHINGTON, June is.-The Administration l
thinks can discern in the recent Intelligence from
Mexico the speedy triumph Of the liberal cause in |
that distracted country. The recent instructions
to our Minister, ana also to the naval officers in
command ofthe forces In the Gulf Of Mexico, are
clear, positive and explicit. Should any of the
minions Of Miramon or Iuloaea in.erfere, as IL is
alleged they Contemplate doing, with the Tehuan-
tepec route, they win then zee what our Govern
ment will do. The mails by the Tennessee, now
over due some days, Il is expected will bring im-
portant intelligeDce. "a
l. The Sandman Minister had long interview
with the Secretary Of Site to-day. He ID greatly
elated with the brilliant manner In which the Sar-
dinians acquitted themselves in their recent en-
gagement with the Austrians
The President will remove to his summer re-
treat-the Soldiers Home-in a few DAYS He
intends leaving for Bedford Springs on the 10th
Of July. Besides Miss Lane, he viii be accom-
panied by Mrs. Secretary Thompson and Mrs.
Senator Gwin.
Gen. Mcdowell. of Mo-, who was recently ap-
pointed Consul General at Constantinople, has
resigned on account of ill-health. IT.
There is no truth in the report alleging that Mr..
Faulkner is to replace Secretary Floyd in the Cab
met. and the latter to go to France. Such change
has never been contemplated
The establishment of Gen Robles was sold ont
| to-day and Miramon,s Legation closed, our Gov
eminent having steadil v refused TO carry on dpo
| matte intercourse with any one but Sr. Mata.
Gen. JEFF. Davis, who is now here expresses
freely the opinion that Congressional action is
necessary to assure Spain Of views relative to
Cuba, no respect being paid to expressions Of
Executive policy through our Foreign Ministers
Ii is understood that he will bring forward a bill
next winter, directing the immediate acquisition
of the island by purchase or otherwise also bill
defining by legislation the rights of neutrals in
time Of war. He denies that the yht of search
is beligerent right aud thinks that the United
states should take the nitiatory In correcting the
| error.
| WASHINGTON, June 17.-Judge Merrick one of
the associate judges of the T. $ Circuit Court for
this district, has Just decided in an appeal from
decision of the Patent Office, that the wilfu ornis-
sion OF an original inventor TO apply for patent
within two years after he becomes aware that an
other Is publicly using and claiming his inven-
lion, he meantime interpreting warning or OBJ
lection whatever, shuts himself out entirely from
any right to patent
The Associated dispatch says:
| WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE ordering of a more
ehclent naval force to the African coast was not
IN consequence of any late complaint bv the Brit
| lsh Government. IL was long ago contemplated,
hut until recently there were no vessels which
| could he used for that purpose. SO far as our
| Government is aware, no new orders have been
with the treaty strulatin;. for the suppression of
the slave trade on the coast of Africa
There is nothing in recently received letters 10
| distinguished gentlemen in Washington which
afford any ground for the belief that Enulan will
become Involved with the present war in Europe
| IL is understood that the Cabinet to-day finally
acted on the document they have for several weeks
had under consideration expressive of the views
OF the Administration on the subject of neutral
| tights. 1t will probably be transmitted to MIR
| Dallas by the next steamer