New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-30
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WASHINGTON, May -. 1859.
Since Mr.. Apple,ous return, it has been An
roupced that be viii not retire from the State De
partpent for several months.
The rumor Of Santa Anpss recsll to Mexico has
been discredited in Diplomatic circles Mr. Nc
Lanes position in Mexico has become distssteful,
Be he is expected to make treaty and return i'm
mtdiately. The prospect for efecting this is now
embarrassed.
Lord Lyons gave diplomatic dinner yesterday.
A movement is making for the removal Of Nc.
yandyck. District-Attorncy of Phil.delph., for
various alleged causes Tee Interior Department
is much dissatisfied at his non-settlement of his
accounts.
washington, May ~, 1851.
Gen. Jerez, Minister fruin Nicaragua has been Of
fcialy advised of TIE ratification Of the Belly contract,
but With such amendmsn, avoid complications or
jupediments in the fuifment Of treaes with other
nations our own included. II comedies 10 MIR. Belly
10 important grants Of land or privileges until the Ca
nal -hail have been completed Costa Rca, 1t VIII be
recole cted first ratified this contract aud her assent
to the amendments s6e by Nicaragua WILL therefore,
be rece ssary before it can take effect From what is
know here it is not probable that she will acquiesce
However, Mr.. Bely's scheme Is regarded In distin-
gushod quarters RS n harmless ahalr.
Our GOvernn ent has accepted the Convention ne
goisted by Minister Lamar, which contains the prin
cpes Of the lrssaIr treaty, but dssents TO the
sutf buster clause as unnecessary OF this the Gov
ernment of Nicaragua will at once be informed. tien
Jerez, who will lesve Washington for New-iork to-
morrow and return To Nicaragua n the steamer Of the
fifth Of June il confident that when this fact IL CON-
inundated extra session OF Congress VIII forthwith
be called to act upon the subject, and that they VIII
strike out the Objectionable clause.
L.. ha. IN IL
thrrity to- tbke measures for The reOpeping OF the
transit as soon as practicable, and on reasonable and
liberal terms. He INDUCES in the hope that he WIN be
enabled to enter into mutually satisfactory arrange
ments in the course of few days From what mas
already irausped there be little, any doubt oil
his success He expresses himself both satisfied with
the views and feelings Of this Administration toward
Nicaragua In bis absence, Senior Molino, the Costa
Rican Minister will have charge of Ncaraguan affairs
at Washington.
No particular importance is attached to the reported
Walker fibuster movements on Nicaragua. Cntei
Staes as well as British national vessels are in suiii-
cent force in that quarter to Intercept such eNpedr
ticps, if any such are contemplated. -,
The following is list of officer ordered to the
steamer San Jacino, preparing at Ne"-iorS ior the
African Stator: . A. :.
Capt. Armstrong; Lieuts Donaldson, Hughes, Madi-
gan johnson and Loyal; Acting Master \. L. Cooke
Purser Barry; Chief Engineer Faron;
Dispatches have been received at the State Depart
ment. brought by the Asia, from our Ministers from
Mr. Dallas states that great activity prevails IN En-
glard throug bout all the various departments, ana
warllke preparations OF immense magnitude are being
prosecuted with yigor and urgency. Never, he says,
were such preparations made by any Power as are
nov going on Everything that can. float upon water
is undergor repair and will soon be in readiness Tor
active service. tnp aralleed activity prevails IN al
the British yards indeed is the opinion OF lead
ing Statesmen that should the war con'inne, England
will not long remain neutral She fears France, and
looks upon the Emperor with jealous eye.
MIR. Mason says that the Emperor has stronger
hold upon the affections of the people OF France than
he ever had before, and they evince determination
TO stand by him at all hazards and prosecute the war
TO the bitter end.
MIR. Preston states that considerable feeling was
manifested at Madrid, growing out Of the behgereLt
aspect of affairs throughout Europe The sympathies
Of the people were with Sardinia, and the Empcrors
course meets the hearty approval OF the people. -,
Gen. Jeiez left to-day for New-fork, and wiu san
for Nicaragua Cd the 9Th He takes with him the re-
i.cied treaty and will endeavor to secure its ratthca-
ii, with the clause which Is obnoxious 10 our Gov
eue ut stricken out and which ho believes can be ac-
compisbed withou, any difficulty. He also takes out
dispatches to Minister Lamar.
fbe President, accompanied by Secretary Thomson,
leaves Washington on Monday afternoon for North
Carolina He goes to Baltimore, and takes steamboat
for Norfolk ana thence to Weldon. He will be absent
about eight days.