Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-13

ENews Their attention to me while in Galveston,
sand their kind aid in my visit to New Orleans ART
Remembered with gratitude, and hope shall be one
nday able TO rcciprocate In some measure.
B Aud now, with promise Of boring your readers
hwlih ano,herlettcr In few days. must bid you
fadleu. y W. o.
The Latest News by Telegraph.
Ngw Yonx, March 3l.--The steamship North.
Norm Light has arrived here, bringing late adyices
bfrom Nicaragua, than we received by the last
kstcamer from Aspinwall.
The Northern Light reports that President
EMartincx had seized on the steamers Of the Ame-
Hrican Transit Company, and the persons In
4chargc had been expelled from the country at tho
Epoint OF tho hayonct A.ts -c
Tho American Flag was hauled down on the
steamers, and at the depot OF the company, and
8the Nicaraguan flag hoisted instead.
These steamers have been delivered to Monsieur
EBelly. Of the French Nicaraguan Canal Company
who has been put in possession of all the most
important points on the Transit route.
II was reported that the American Consul had
kbeen roughly handled whilst interfering to pre-
vcnt these summary proceedings, and also that
Uall the Americans in the country have been dr:v
3en out.
Monsieur Belly had entered actively on the
Esurvey of the route for the inter- oceanic canal.
Thc-U. s. vessel of war Decatur, which left
Realejo, on tho Pacific side. on the I'D February
under orders 10 proceed south to San Juan del
NSur, was taken by the Near aguans for filibns-
ter vessel under Walkers command, and the
&aiarm was spread rapidly oil over the country.
President Martinez Immediately marched, at
2the head of three hundred soldiers, to repel the
zsupposod invaders: but on discovering his mis-
take he retreated burning all the bridges on the
Eroute
Iu the meantime, the French expedition, under
hBelly, seized on the American Transit Company 8
steamers, the Cass-Trissari, the Catherine, and
1.-THE Maria Hauling; hauled down the American
btlag; and imprisoned the crews at Fort San Car
Hos, on the river San Juan.
The French expedition have taken possession
Bof the town of Castillo as their headquarters.
President Martinez has issued u decree open
Hing the transit route to all nations; recognizing
ano nations or company right to monopolize it
Erefusing the passage of foreign troops over it,
kexcept in The manner laid downin treaty stipula-
tions bearing on that point and regulating tho
Z Iha ", OF milking the transit effective.
The Brs 5ls 86egRfs tssscertained, has posi-
Htively been ratified by the Nicaraguan Govern
smcnt
Its provisions arc similar to those of the Cass
SYriasarri treaty except that 4 is agreed that no
sBritish forces SHAH 10 landed in Nicaragua, up-
less at tho request Of the Nicaragaan Govern.
rs Gsls Gortberb tiy.le, We lava sslse h flrs
fEnigit = latev alYices from She South Pacific
U ( Eallara5fo on q9snccqsslui attewEp Vt I
Ftsroi,isfIr issaf M ss.sa,f s,sss 1Fafs
AAegeated ny th4 Government forces with serious
El)sa Of Lie, 5-6s,9
NJ The house oftba,An,sri.an Consnl was in tilt
naaatri Of the cHlics;,iss inmatcswere tor awhile
kin, tntment danger: AID tho building itself was
ucornpicteiy ridtiiedb by Che balls OF the opposing
Nforces. ata ssisS
r An attempt at revolution has also taken lace
Yin Bolivia, but it proved unsuccessful.
h In Peru all was quiet
y From Chill we learn that the Government
Etroops have been successful in conflicts with the
Hinsurgent, forces in the Southern provinces.
"a NEW YoRK, March 81 In the report offoreigr
Enews by the steamer Persia the number of SOL
Ediers pardoned by the Emperor Napoleon should
Ehaye been rendered 700 instead of 1000, as err
Hroneously reportedg
3 WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Prcsidcnt Buchanan
& has received special dispatches from Europe,
(which leave no doubt of the anticipated war in
4 Europe having commenced,
q The French armies had began to move. and
5 the Austrian and Sardinian forces were APP
Eproaching each other to open hostilities.
4 WASHINGTON, April LA rumor was current
yesterday evening that official dispatches had
Rheen received from Europe by the Government,
ITO the effect that war between France and Aus
Btria was inevitable, and would soon break out.
q Another report was in, circulation that the
n Austrian. Frenchland Sandman armies were in
Il motion, and TINT hostilities had actually com,
Emenced, and Telegraph dispatches were sent of
n by credulous news reporters, authenticating the
aabove rumors. a8{ II 3as s4ss VIA
81, It has now been ascertained, upon such autho-
Hrity as to leave no doubt that these reports anG
Hdispatches are entirely without foundation and
Edestitute of truth a
4 Domestic intelligence
n LEAyENwoRTH, March 81 The Utah mail ar
Erived here to-day, with advices from Salt Lake
ECity to the 9Th inst
n The mail party encountered q terrible SNOW
EstormN IN the plains, which very much retarded
Etieir progress.c,4g fsfsfs
u The Second District Court of Utah was in Sos
III sion at Provo. y n Il 49, .sr,s
ID The Mormons or Indians have stolen many ior.
Eses and mules belonging to the Nail Company,
Eand the perpetrators were threatened with Lynch
CLAW. ~ 20 ~ II
ID The Indians had commenced moesting the Ca
Blifornia mails and continued to steal their horses
Eand mules for food. So iAs5.ss di
n ST. LOUIS, March 3l.-The overland California
Email has arrived here with San Francisco dates
to the 9TH inst, and later advices from British
EColuinbia
"a A proposition had been made at Victoria to
'Hannex that section to British Columbia. rcser-
Ewing 400, 900 acres of land at the fork of Thonp-
Eson River for Oregon emigrants.
z WAsHINcToN. March 30.-Our Government
Hdscredits the rumors in relation to the French
sGovernment furnishing funds to Miramon, to aid
him in carrying on the war in Mexico, on condi-
Elton that Miramon shall cause the cession of the
kIsthmus of Tehuantepec or its control to France.
b Senator Yulce. of Florida, who has been severe
Fly I'll since the adjournment of Congress, is now
Econvaldscent. svf
8 WASHINGTON, March 31.-In view of the i'm
eportant intelligence received by the Government
from Nicaragua, by the Northern Light, it ia said
that the president has determined 70 send an ad-
ditonal naval force to the coast Of Nicaragua for
the purpose of protecting the persons and pro-
Eperty Of American citizens in that country.