Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28
From California, Central America, and South
America.
ARRIVAL OF THE Moses TAYLOR.

ARRIVAL OF TIE Moses TAYLOR.
New YORK, June 26.-The steamer Moses
TAYLOR has arrived from AspnwaIl, with dates
to the 10Th. and the California mails of the
9TH inst She brings 600 passengers, and 81
OIL 900 in specie.
The trip by this arrival has been made in
10 days and 22 hours.
The steamship Washington arrived at Pa
mama on the 18th, and sailed next day Tor
San Francisco.
The United States frigate Roanoke and
sloop-ot-war ST. Louis were at Aspinwall.
The sIoops-ufwar Nandalia and st. Mary's
were at Panama.
Lieut.. Lambert, Of the United States Navy,
died on board the Cyauc, on the 18th ult., at
Point lciSon.
The steamship Granada left Aspinwall on
the 10Th, for New York, Via Key West.
FRuy Surrm AMERicA.-N VALPARAISO, May
2S.-Thc revolution has been perfectly sup
pressed, but frequent outbreaks are reported
by bands Of robbers throughout the country.
The Austrian irisatc N0vara had left for
tIbraltcr.
Bolivia and Peru were peaceful.
The United States triSates Merrmac and
Saranac were at CallaO.
The English ship Indian Queen, from Mel
bourne for Liverpool, with iorty-one passen-
gers. struck an iccburg, April lst, when Capt.
Brewer, the first mate, thirteen men, and TWO
passengers, got into the life boat to save them
selves Subsequently, finding that the vessel
made no water, they came alongside and nj
tempted to get on board, but losing their oars
when too far of to catch the rope thrown 10
them, drifted of, and were never seen after
wards. The ship. in a dismantled condition,
but all hands on board WELL reached NHlpa-
rais,, May 10th.
CENTRAL AMERICA-From Guatemala, the
latest accounts say a convention had been
signed regulating the boundaries between
Guatemala and British Honduras.
Senior Jose Maria Vela 1rissari has been
named as the Secretary of Legation in the
United States.
War seemed to be inevitable between Sal
vador and Honduras, but it was thought that
Guatemala would interfere to preserve the
peace.
Adyices from Nicaragua state that MIR.
Lamar, the American Minister, had sent CO.
pies Of Mr.. Cuss' ,.cepatches to the govern
ment, To which the following reply was made:
Nicaragua, az II soycrcig IN power, claims the
right to accept or re cct the treaty She has
had previously three treaties with the United
States, which were ratified by her Congress,
and rejected at Washington. That on this
one she only requires amendment, aud that
after Congress considered the treaty last year,
and it had been sent 70 Minister Jerez, in
Washington. (who had full power to remedy
it, the Cabinet, though agreeing to certain
notifications, did not make them, nor was
the United States Minister III Nicaragua au
thorzed to do So Furthermore, when Sir
VIM Gore Ousley concluded his treaty, which
was the ass-Yrissari treaty, with rcmoditicd
amendments, according to the American
views, Cen Lamar then made the Zeledon
treaty, with favorable amendments to Eng
land and the United States i'll CON junction
with Sir Ousey. The government of Nica-
ragua cannot see any insult To the United
States in this proceeding. As to the Mos
quito treaty, it will probably be accepted.
Nicaragua claims the return Of the Mos
quito territory Internationally, and refuses
to acknowledge the King. whom neither sh"
nor the United States ever admitted; and she
prefers to let the matter remain IN stain qHo,
than act against her honor. In regard to
the seizure Of the boats OF tho Transit Conn
pany, Nicaragua justifes her conduct
The steamer Orizaba arrived at San fran-
cisco On the night of the 4th inst. with New
York dates to Nav 10Th.