The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-10
WASHINGTON NEWS

ORR AEFAIRs WITH prpu-Mp S,vpopN pr,,ps
ON THE BoRpER OF TExAs-TuE MIpAwox Srr,T-
ER-THE MExIc,N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rors
II annears nv the last 90 from par III
that Government, instead of manifestino \ dsnosi
ton to settle the nendinp difficulties ne the admin
istration had n ripht TO exnect thev wnuId arc
THROWING new obstacles in tho wav II the inisIi
oence from there Is reliable she ohcoIntolr ridi
cules and Ianohs at the idea that the Tinted States
shouId compel her to nav. the claims hold hy onr
citi1ens Har ninister baro IN u,r;t; ~ ~; c. 80
ont go, ~ H. $780, ~ ing ~ me 10y
IN hntb 49, ne Tnrc-ae 5 70 Il" d lniuolltt
=: tI oee " ~ Ing 20 any nae Pu"ef ~ acI
" T r. IL 10 SUI e.e ieslucnt VIII SOON
nay an 'le lacts connected win tlS aIar; together
Win those Oh other petty governments VINO refuse
10 comply Win our just demands, DelOre congress,
anu NUS piace .he responsibility "here IL belongs
- C ieluin las ye' neen Hl'ue 10 the harper 5
r opnilhiI Ice on aro PIeGeP' lSsueu against
or. Hanooh, puI IL Is expected To- morrow. mere
lore the committee does not legally know OF his re-
iusai TO OBEY the summons The next step will be
to send the Sergeant alarms in person. and if re-
slstance Is made to submit the question to Congress
Tor legislation, as there is no law now authorizing
tnls ocer 10 cali posse cOmltatus, Ike marshal
IN executing Judicial process. Mr.. Sanborn wrote
letter to the committee some time ago that he
meant no dlsrespect to the Senate, but he would
not come mere, assigning as one reason that he had
apprehenslons Tor his personal satety.-A gentle
man mas Just arrived here IRON brownsville, Texas,
whose statements corroborate those heretofore re-
celved In regard to the outrages perpetrated by
Cortnas and his band OF marauders. He says
tnefe Is no DOUBT out that C0runas is upheld and
sustained in his operations by Mexicans who pro
fesS to be friendly to the United States. United
States forces had determined to put end to his
depredatlons, and to accomplish this nothing short
of capturing him would effect it. The troops had
accordingly, on invitation of some friendly Mexi-
cans, crossed the Rio Grande into Mexican terri
II possible capturing him. The next intelligence
rom there Will probably announce his capture
da i session oil the Cabinet was held to consi-
NJ N will prrc
saiu 70 tne captured Mexican steamers: The ques-
soveo are OIL grave and serious character,
law. Inc law officer of the
sderat;on Tba Gao;sio A. ene unaer con-
probably be announced early next week. Our naval
Olhcefs VINO made the capture have an interest in
these prizes which the Government cannot over.
look 1t is very probable that the crews of these
vessels II they are Spanish Citizens as is alleged.
and safest mode of disposng of them.-Senor
Mata has returned here. Hi dispatches from Mex
leo confirm the report of the retreat of Miramon
and the of the lberalists. learn from him
that ocampo Is not coming here at present, his
of the French commandar in tbe Cnlf v,;th 49, 49,
ture of the Miromon war staanor :; oons;donod 90,
warranted There il roSnant ,bot th tot 'll
the Spanish commander will receive earIv atteu.
ti1n,Messrs. " Reilly and Speed have addressed
Wobincto,, Ton 10, L. a. Deiesate IRON
line of teIonranb fro P",I W 1ons' uI1
get Sound within two years, without any other aid
from the Government than the single right of way.
They assert that the line can be built for $500 O00
80 teeurn VI ,ne a is uncer
noro bis Wiz - Sorno othor noint n Fior IN
~ 80 - ~ .,J 80 ~: - "a: - ~ .' a" =.
return here.
ANOTHER BoDY FOUND AT LAwRENCE--ThurSday,
tba LIE j.; I VIZ iiuin 'ne cana W WHICH
mass Of hr;ot rh;o fn WIN "atel' anu