The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-05
Nicarguan affairs -Interesting from
Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Informatlon re
ceived to-day from Nicaragua, shows that Var
isarri has not been,recalled, but that his reslg
nation as minister to the United States, here
tofore rendered, has been accepted. Gen. Jare1
is still in Washington. The Central American
States are more than ever impressed with the
necessity of forming a confederacy for thell
mutual protection.
Nicaragua will take no decisive action rela,
tive to the Cass-Yrissari treaty until after the
arrival of Sir William Gore Ousley, whose ar
rival was daily expected.
Government has just received Mexican dates
to November 25th, which came overland by
special messenger. 1t appears from the official
dispatches that the St. Marys arrived very op-
portuneIy at Guaymas on the 10Th of Noyem-
Der. The truth of the rumor that Mr.. Amy,
who had been imprisoned at Guaymas and set
at liberty, is confirmed.
The connections for the present had subsidized,
and the regular authorities restored to posses
sion of the city government. The public mind
was still agitated by local troubles as well as by
political animosities growing out OF the recent
revolution in Sonora.
The commander of the st. Marys found Fred
eric Goerlitz, an American citizen, confined in
jail, and procured his discharge. The former
has not saluted the flag nor the Project, and it
was not his intention to pay any military honors
to the Governor, Pesquerra, who, 1t was SAID,
was on his was to G~uaymas.
Pesquerra was carrying on active war against
the adjoining States of Cinalda, and by last re-
ports had gained a victory at Lamezia, near
Culiacan, which opened the road to the city of
Mazatlan, toward which, it was said, he was
moving.
information had been received of the capture
of Guadalajara by Degallado of the Juarez
party, after the designation of Blascante, the
Military Commandant. The city had been
delivered up to pillage. When thisnewsreach-
ed Mazatlan the inhabitants determined to de-
fend their city against the Constituencies.
The French residents banded themselves to-
gether for mutual protection and all the foreign
inhabitants had contributed the means of max
ing an addition of four hundred men to the
regular garrison.
Captain McCluney has been appointed to
the command of tina home squadron vice Nc
Intosh, Who will return to Georgia to recruit
his
LATER.-Direct intelligence fromHavana re-
iterates that much excitement prevails there
concerning the Presidents message, but affords
no basis for the belief that a revolutionary
is contemplated. The general
tone of the advices is such as to justify
the assertion that the intervention of the French
has not been requested for any
purpose, while it is repeated that the author
at Tampico, have, through the efforts OF
the Captain General, satisfied the claims OF
certain Spanish subjects-this being an isolated
case. The additional statement is made that
the difficulties between the government OF
Spain and that of Mexico are in a fair way OF
an early adjustment. From another source of
information in this city there are doubtless
good grounds for the recent telegraphic state
ments from New Orleans concerning hllbusteT
movements against Cuba.