New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-02
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WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Nov. !, 1859.
Mr.. McLsne will sail in the Brooklyn, on Satur-
day, at noon, unless the orders be countermanded
or his instructions unfinished. lie will be accom-
panied by his wife. The President holds back
under hesitation Of policy.
Official and private adyices from Costa RIGA
represent the reception Of Mr.. Dimitry and family
~ cordial, and speak Of the impression he made
very fayorably After bis official reception there
he was to proceed immediately to Nicaragua for
the same purpose, and then open the business of
his mission which is almost entirely dsembarrassed
by the ratification of the Cass- Zeledon Treaty.
Mr.. Underwood, q Kentucky Member of the last
House, Will be presented by the Southern Opposi-
ton ms candidate for Clerk. He is much re-
spected and popular.
After eighteen months contest between Mr..
Walter, the architect of the Capitol, and Mr..
Meigs, the Superintendent, the latter has been
transferred from that duty, and his place filled by
Capt Franklin.
Four thousand copies of Sundays Constitution,
attacking Senator Seward fercely, have been
ordered from New-YOrk with the hope of producing
IN effect on the coming election.
The condition of Mrs. Douglass health still occa-
sions much anxiety to her family.
The Presidents Message will be shorter than the
last one. Mr.. Buchanan is at the Department OF
State at O'Clock daily, preparing 1t. he VIII
illuminate loudly against Mexico. The Admins
fration contends that Juarez either should be sus-
tanned with men and money, or we ought to send
troops to occupy the country.
II oil haxa mo
their former entente COrdio'e
To ths Associated Press oo
~ ''' WAsHINGTos, Tuesday, Nov. J. 1852
Official information from Mexico 10 the I'D u says
that the Juarez Government is waiting for the return
uf Minister McI.ane TO renew treaty negotiations AS
tbis gentleman commenced them at Vera Cruz, II Is
considered that II would he disrespectiul 10 MN 10
transfer the proceedings to Washington
Gen Robles has asked an interview with Coi. Es'
aio in command of the Liberal forces several leagues
from Cordoya wishing 10 make some friendly arrange
Inent with him. The latter lad >, 800 men and II bat
ferries 10 advance on Tehuacan. There is every prob
ability that that city will be taken IN winch event he
will soon have united force OF 900 men to march on
Orzaha and Cordova.
The satisfactory manner in which the people have
received the intelligence of the removal of NIdaurri
from the command OF the army OF Northern Mexico Is
regarded IA evidence Of their moral strength, MS
actions not being considered III accordance WIN 'on
stitutional liberty.
Mirsmon's troops in the CITY OF Mexico were acting
yurely ON the defensive, fearful to leave 1t, even II
they had the means TO carry on aggressive operations
elsewhere
The intercepted correspondence of Marquee shows
that after the battle of Leon Gen. VOL wrote to Mira
mon for reentorcements. Marquee was accordingly
directed TO send him $50 and his two batteries,
when the latter replied stating his utter inability to do
$40 and threatening to resign his commission Mlramon
insisted on his orders.
Capt Meigs of the corps of Engineers has been re-,
leved from the superintendent OF the Capital ana
PostOfice Extensions and Capt frnkln OF the corps
of Topographic Engineers assigned 10 the charge OF
those works lie has recently served AS Secretary oil
the Lieht-Iouse Board and considered an able Oh
tiger. l 90
IL is asccrancd from n reliable source that such ar
rangemens are in progress 10 admit OF on, niue, IL
any doubt of the early reopening OF the Iehuanepec
route. >,
Minister McIane will leave in the steamer Brooklyn
ON the 9TH inst. direct for Vera Cruz AnhonSh II
l.,ye that ST. Ierdo will be invited 10 return Win
him the arrangement has not yet been made
The State Department, has received from oohsui
BLACK AN authentic account OF the circumSaiSes at,
tending the murder of Ormond Chase by the orders Oh
tie Church party. -, pos.
Office Departmen, for carrying the mail between for'
land and New Orleans. The Post Master Eeheri
firmly adheres TO his determination TO make ou' one
CONTRACT holding the PARTY who ma. receive resPoh
shla for the performance of the entire service.
lar,,c ouantity of ammunition has been sent rom
WssbnCton 70 Harper Ferry, 10 replace that recehuy
Distributed among the sodiery.