Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

/ The Government Of Russia La sixty
thousand troops On the Pruth river, and
v has augmented ter Georgian army
I ~ Paris, On the 18th, pacific article
published III fLe -U0Hiierr caused tho
rcnies to advance Z! The same paper
e1ntradieis THE report that an angry con
.ersaiiOn had taken place between Prince
Napoleon ann pgr=i-ay-
WAsHAGrUN, March l4.-The report
of the board of army iiccTs. appointed
\ wv the Secretary Of War 4o look into THE
army expenditures ani other matters with
Y viaw to retreneAmcnr, recommends GnG
abandonment OF most q tbs inter;ar
posls beyond tile western iine NJ settle
mcnis- They are maintained at great
expense ana suffering To n0 purpose
Shortly after these posts are huiLt ihey
. are generally abandoned ana the Y, " is
thrown away. Last year f,e of these
pusts were abandoned ana within ten wear,
/ Fifty
The board recommends the advance Of
the curis of the army from tAa western
I Frontier III the spring to .he interior, "
across the continent, and t. return % the
settlements in winter.
( The Nev Yurk Times Correspondent
IVY thc ucNs FROM Mexico ailrlns tAc
\ Trhnlutepcc reniiemcn. it IL reported
tI.lI Sidgl aal Benjamin prevented th-
recognition Mi :Senpr Mata Thc liberal
government Opposes tie fnpnOpoly of The
! Is;hinas and will auauI ihe prrseat arr
rangemeut II Is also said here this even
H. lhat the Tchuantepec interest secured
z Mr. McLanes 5 aPpoiatnent, aHd Lsat hc
will recognize MiEamon If tile s~ahte-t
opportunity offers itself, unless the Liber-
ais yield the monopoly ut the transit ID
tie present contractors.
Th- disclosures made by Commodore
Charles Stewart, respecting the Ccban
policy III MIR. Jcaelsun's administration,
Wa drawn out in reply to a communion
tinn fTuIn Conn kcaruev. anh were nnt
addressed TO Mr. Buchanan, but only sub
mif;cd flr his consideration DIP. Bu-
cbanau declared - a Sou,hern Senator
Int evening, that lie hal determined to
call al extra session Of Congress, and
would issue biz proclamation within ten
days. The tine will be determined on
Tuesday ID Cabinet, but it viii nut w
earlier than the lst OF August The ma
joFity of the Cabinet are opposed To au
extra session. having secured their own
appropriations
NAsuINCTON, March I6. A COM
Flaint has been lodged IN the State De-
parisnent against the British Consul at
Galveston, Texas, for refusing u give
eicau hill of health " the American ship
Thomas Watson
The Captain alleges that the Consul
was acinated III this course bv a feeling pf
petty malice The owners of the Thos
Watson have preferred claim u $1,000
against the British Government on ac-
count OF damages sustained by this dere-
iieiion of duty on the part of the Consul
| IL has been ascertained that the Post
othce Department, by the cad Of june,
will be 81 500, ,0U0 IN arrears, for mail
service and other expenses
1t has been decided unanimously IN
Cabinet counsel that an extra session IF
Congress is necessary.
| The time for calling it has not vet been
determined on, but it is supposed that il
will be assembled about the middle of
August.
WAsHINGToN, March l6.-Tbe Wash
ington Union says that there is no reason
" believefhat the French or English gov
ernmcnts mediate any interference in the
political concerns Of Mexico.
Capt Swan, the American commander.
agreed with the French and English com
manders that they should all land togeth-
er, # necessary, to protect their respec.
tive citizens.
Spain declares that she has rot the re-
motest idea Of resubjugating Mexico.
Inc United States have no particular
objection to oHe or twenty canals in Cen
tral America, but mean that contracts ex-
ishng with our citizens shall hot be yio-
lated, and such canals shall beypeu to all
commercial nations, and not be controlled
by any power-cspecially an European
one Our Government has been officially
assured that Great Britain is not pursuing
tortuous and dishonest course in Mica
ragua that she meditates two treaties
one Tor the abandonment Of the Mosquito
Prctectorate. Our Government approves
! OF the general nrinciD1ae or b.el