Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-29
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WAsHINGToN. JuDe27 Attorney g eneral HIac I
ms decided That There Is no form Uf certificate in
IN" nature VI passport which a State officer NAV
thwfnily issue. lie says the impOstions practiced
upon the illiterate aud unwary Iy the fshrication
OF worthless passports led to the passage Of law
confirming their Issuance to certain legally autbor
lied agents. A dispatch from the American Con
sal ut Hamburg shows how frightfulIy innocent
men have been robbed by the sale of these sprI-
rl0us passports and the Attorney General ad
Vises that the Notary who signed the pauer which
accompanied the dispatch be prosecuted ne heinz
clearly within the penal provision of the law
commander Shubrick will leave shortly for the
LAKES, on business connected with tie Ii0It
EonSe Board, OF which he is the President
Inc Government received nothing to-day from
Mexico. The reported seizure of specie by II obIrs
IS regarded by the Administration as 6iubwov
robbery, but beyond the reach of present punish
ment. f
1t is rumored here that Plumer is only an rs.
sumed name Of the Boston convict and that he il
near relative Of d distinguished United states
Senator-and hence. the great interest manifested
by the people Of Boston in his behalf
The Associated Press dispstch says:
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-DistiByuisbed ryeutIs
men Of both the United States and Nexico AZ.
anxious for treaty arrangement by which the in
hablants Of the frontiers of the two Countries shall
De Pfo'ecleo sneh proposition will doubtless
soon De submitted Tor Executive consideration
IL IS known that the treaties to be made by Min
sue, mci.ane VIII grant the right Of way To the.
on,tsn States over the lsthnus Of Tehuantepec
ana rom other points OF Mexican territory To- tI,e
PACING ocean or Gulf of California the TouteS ~,
be under the joint protection of the two Govrrn.
menls But IL is not believed that any cession Of
Mexican territory will he made, or even asked
A postal treaty with Mexico is now In the coIrse
OF arrangement In Washington The Iihe-1I
Government has already contracted with Col, But
Ierneld Tor carrying the mails between New Or
leans or Mobile and all the Gulf norris incIndina
thai OF Sisal- should our Government acuuiesce
winch Is highly probable, regular weekly Stan
communication between the countries wi be e..
cured III NC DC
Pnvate advices have been received here fro,p
"enefaI Fidanrri. dated June I'd i'm which no
tnat on the 18th Of Nav, General Zuazua was
al Leon IN the vicinity of 'Juanaluate with more
thah SIX thousand men. A skirmish had taLee
piace AZ oiioa resulting in the defeat OF the reac-
honlsts under General Aejia. General ZuaZua Wa.
a~alGhg brigade which had started from Mo-
reha anu iof TWO artillery batteries from Zacate
cas-, IN order 70 attack Gen VOL yvha u.s. g.,
Ten 10 twenty miles distant The Liberals We're
confident that they would rout. him in ,,I;s
event thy would continue their march % tn H.,
of Mexico W 'iie CITY
The report that President Juarez has copsont5
10 receive 5000 American troops to aid the ill.,
raj cause Is untrue. IL is probable, however that
the services of thirty or more American ONCE.
will be secured