The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-05

" CONS 11oP &siU#Mn4 I'D ~ 1e-
view With the Plsnfpoteatiariss 69~eSR Para
guaya2s Government, and they had expressed
On anxsus dssirs Tor fair, just and psscsfui
essangen.sat vith the United States. They
further state that they were authorized q b0sm
treaty with the United States similar 70 those
with England, France and Sardinia, end we're
willing TO leave % arbitration Whatever claim the
United States o. its citizens might have againse
Paraguay. NJ. BoWlin nAde. no poeieive an
sver, but wAa 10 meet the Pienipotsntiaries q
the City OF Corrients within 80 days.
Honduras xdyices state that the French Gov.
eminent has made the fine bay Or Fohseca IL
naval station On the Pacific. That one vessel
had already arrived, and that two others were
expected daily. Besides Icing the Pacific ter :
minus Of the proposed Honduras Railroad, this
bay commands the three States Of Nicarsgus,
Honduras and San Salvador, I'll Of which touch
upon ID.
Aaron Jones, The English trainer Of the
Benicia Boy, has sent challenge on his own
account 70 Tom Sayres, the present Champion
Of England, for 1000 and the Champion Belt.
Leavsnworth, March 81.
Utah dates OF the 9Th are received. Terrible
snow storms prevailed on the plains, retAfdiDg
the mails. The Second District Court was 10
session Ct Provo.
Thefts Of horses and mules were becoming
numerous, and the perpetrators we're threatened
with Lynch Law. The Indians we're molesting
the California mails, stealing animals for food.
Washington, April /.
The Union of to-day has an apparently semi
official article on the Clay ton-Bulwes Treaty,
saying the President has never changed his Dol.
icy concerning il; shat the American construc-
ton will be substantially carried into effect; that
the Mosquito Protectorate aud the Bay Islands
will no doubt be surrendered by Great Britain
to Nicaragua and Honduras, respectively; that
the subtance Of Sir VIM. Gore Ousley's treaty
had been communicated to this Government on
ly through Lord Napier; that it has full faith in
the loyalty Of the British Government, and that
il Sir Gore Ousley has exceeded bis instructions
in any particular be will no doubt be called to
rigid account.
Mobile, March 3lst
The q. 3. SIoop OF War Saratoga arrived al
Pensacola on the 25th bringing Vera Cruz dates
of the 18th Miramon was said TO be at Oriziba,
the Veracruzians we're perfectly confident Of
success. The Saratoga will take in . good sup
ply OF stores and return without delay to relieve
the Savannah.
Washington, March aIst.
The p. o. Dept. has concluded an arrange
ment with Com. Vanderbilt for the trasporta-
ton Of mails from N. T., to Southampton from
April to Nov, steamers to start on alternate
from this side and Wednesdays from
the other side The compensation is TO be sea
and inland hostages.
From all that can be learned, il il not unsafe
to say that If the statements relative to Sir
VIM. Gore Ousley's alleged action in Nicaragua
are correct, he has violated not only his own in
structions, but the solemn understanding be-
tween the British Government and - United
States. II the facts are as stated, the Presi
dent, it is said. notwithstanding the refusal OF
Congress to grant him extraordinary powers 10
protect the rights and property OF citizens Of
The United States, will exact conformity with |
whatever may have been the stipulations be- |
'ween the two Governments respecting Ouslsy's |
mission.
The recent outrage on the vessels of the |
Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Company was |
o day brought to the attention Of the Govern
nert officially, who were reported to have said |
he property of American citizens shall and will |
'e protected The prospects arc nov that ad- !
iitional vessels will be dispatched to Nicaragua.