, 1859-04-09
VOTE FQH CONGRESS,
From Waxhington.

lspccEl Uisp1tch to tht New fUrk TimeR.1
WAsInSGros, ApEl6.
The sensation paragraphs sent from This city
about the new Central American policy are aIl
nonsense. No notice las been g'ren to the Di-
plnmasic Corps, US stated in dispatch; but
Gen. Jercz bus been informally notified OF dis
patches which have been forwarded to Gen.
lamar, instructlng him to demand satisfaction
of Nicaragua, should the reports relative to tt,e
seizure Of tle Transit Company's steamers prove
to be correct. lie is also Instructed to demand
the ratification rejection Of the Cass- Yrissari
Of the new policy.
Tie Administration has positive knowledge
If the fact that tile Ousely treaty has bven ruti-
tied. Lord Napier hus received information Of
the fact. aud copy Of the treaty is here, US l
before tclegraphed to you. General Jcrcz has
il. The Ousely alteration from this treaty, as
published in tic 1tu..S is in tile twentieth arti-
Gle, in which it is agreed that the consent Of
Nicaragua shall be asked for the landing ot
troul,s by England, unless the emergency bc too
sudden 10 permit it. Our Government refuses
I" ask consent under any circumstances. Such
is the difference between the treaties, aud such
the ISSUE with our government. The clause
stipulnting that the United s;tutcs Shall enforce
tile neutrality laws, Aus been arranged. and tue
remaining issue is the difference between twec.
tlledu1u and tweedlcdce. Mr. La1nar has not
been instructed to come home uuder my statc
ofcircutnstanccs. Z.
Especial Dispatch to the n !. Tsibunc]
WAslttsoroS. April i, ls;9.
The principal difficulty in concluding the trans
fer Of Tie Ento" has been the fear OF the presi-
dent that Congress might order aa iuyestisa-
tim which would show that he had pledged
certain patronage rs consideration. 4 new
Dcnocratlc paper is contemplated for kccl,
opposition.
Mr. bright has announced his purpose Of ven
;.eauec against the Administration for the ren,o-
val Of his brother from the Special Agency in
the Post Otticc Department. As Mr.. buchanan
breads his hostility in tho Senate, he will proba-
bly order restoratia,. Mr. Holt has been Wis
tied with st3rm Of Democratic Indignation for
diSp!acing seventeen agents, whose "nly pre-
tence Of duty was political. lie has resisted sn
lar, but has to encounter the Presidents weak,
nc>s in yielding to outside clauor-
The worst pressure Oh the Post Office will hc
I'll, on the first Of july, when thu audited ac-
counts Of the lus, quarter are payable; butiftlc
spirit exhibited 50 far be continued, no serious
difficulty is upprrlrnded.
The Administration il now circulating the
impression tlat Mr.. Manning, the British Con
ssul in Nicaragua, l1s manipulated Sir GoFr
ouseiey into IN abandonment Of 1.c policy
agreed upon here, aud yrt the President insists
III the same time that tic complications are yc,
II bs adjusted the basis If the inttrprcta-
tion Of the Clayton-I -Isulwcr Treuty, The incon-
siSicncy is not explained
The Consul ut San Juan writes distinctly that
the seizure If the American steamers was occ,-
stoned by panic, and not by design, which was
proved by their prompt restoration. Hcncr,
tile bcllicosc dispatches to ten. Lamar urr
harmless, aud mostly intended fur Congress
next winter, US in improbable contingency is
contemplated, which .l.c investigation must dis
>ipate.