New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
sfAGNETTC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Hs well understood thst the Cabinet to-day hsi
under consideration the subject Of Central Americas
affairs. Advioes from the commander of the Jsmes-
town confirm the newspaper statements relative to the
recent events in Nicsrsgua Our Government has
nothing from an oics source later than the 25th Of
February, restiye to tbs treaties when that Of Case
ey, Of commerce nav alton and transit, had been
rat FED with additional article to the effect thst
cred zone OF her rights over Mosquito
The Mosquito Treaty at tbs, time pending sad toe
Case. Yrsssrri treaty hal not been acted on. Oar
Government will accordingly swat further reliable 10
tegerce before i. can act dec.syely, 80 far Great
British is c,rcerned fit shall appear tia. Oaseley
has Transcribed or viol,ed h;s Instructions, formal
request will be made Of EUglsnd to disavow his acts,
if che shall rctdo 20 voluntarily. L. is thought, how
ever th,t she will carry out in good faith the under
standing between the Governments Of Greet
Britain and the United States, relative to the
settlement of the irritating questions rowing oat OF
the different interpretations of toe Clsyton-Buwer
tieaty nor is il improbable, should Nicaragua rstify
al tie British treaties and reject our, that Minister
Lamar will be sithdrawn and Gen. Jsrez the Near
spusu Minister st Washington he rendered his pass.
ports Such IL the pcstion Of the question, according
70 the best available Information, but much de-
perds on TIE character Of future official ad'
vices fiom N.csrsgus. Our vessels vii,
is said be conceStrsted at the most exposed
points fer the protection Of the persons and property
Of American citizens within their reach. To proceed
to the Interior of the country would be an act Of war;
which viii pot be committed, but there is no doubt,
from what has recently trsnspired, that the Pres
ident will exert to the utmost extent all the powers
conferred upon him by the Constitution and laws.
Mui.ter Be win writes hopefully of satisfactorily ar
ranging the difficulties with Paraguay.
The failure of the arrival at Annapolis Of the Caro-
Goa with Lord Lyous excites additional fears for bis
safety.
Dispatch from Charleston, S. c., says The Courier
contains a telegram from Washington tina. war in
Europe has actusly commenced, snd tbst George
Sanders had brought dispatch 70 that effect to tho
President. Mr.. Miles Member Of Congress from
Charleston elegrsphed back that Lord Napier knew
nothing about the truth of the report The Courier,
however fails to be convinced.
The Navy Department has named the new third
class steamers as follows: That at Portsmouth, New
Hampshi "Ths Mohcsn;" at Boston, Z" Nsrra-
garset;" at Brooklyn, /" The Iroquois' the large
one at Phisdelpbis, " The Wyoming and the smsH
one The Pswnsei" at Norfolk, The D,cotsh;"
at Pensacola 4" The Seminole q. Mare Island, Ca
lifonis, " The Ssginaw.'
From official aGyi ,es received 10 day. it appears
that the steam-frigats Minnesota reached Bombay on
the 10th of January, having on board eIMoistsr
Reed, who left the 18th for Suez. The fissts had
vsited Singapore and Psnarg. and several ports in
Ceylop. She occssioned expressions of suTprine aud
admiration, as she has ever done in the Est. La a
few days she was to leave for Masca, in Arabia aud
passing from there 20 the Cape Of Good Hope. She
would probably touch at Zanzba'.
letter from the commander of the United Stste,
mig ate Savannah dated Vera Cruz, March IL, con-
firms the former reports of the defeat OF Mrsnon ADD
he success of the Consttutionslsts in the interior,
and their march on the City OF Mexico.
1t is probable that Senator Jones will withdraw
his declination of the Bosots mission.
There are at least twenty apple ants FOR the vscsst
Commssionerebp, of Patents and OF Indian Affairs,
but the appointments will probsby not be made for
week 70 come.
The Union of today hs, apparently &c ntcfiicisl
article the Clayton Bulwer Treaty saying the Pres
dent has changed hi. policy concerning it, that
the American construction will be substantially car
red into effect; that the Mosqaito Protectors,e and
the Bay Islands WILL no doubt be surrendered BY
Great Britain to NicsrGgus ard Honduras respective
~; that the substance OF Sir Vim. Gore Oaseleys
instructions has been communicated to this Govern
melt only through Lord Napier; that it has full faith
in the loyalty of the British Government and that,
Sir Gore Ouseey has exceeded his instructions in any
particular, he will doubt be called TO rigid account