New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18
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WAsHINGTuS, March IL,

expeditions, ana COuDtendnClDS OtuSE Out'HeSS'
ah be cordially restored under the present Ad-
minstratioa 10 ,he advantage Of both. Mr.. Sew
ard was always toe jealous champion of their
interests in the Senate, and among the most
prominent advisers of General Taylor'S policy
which was so acceptable to Central America.
His appointment: as Secretary of State was hailed
with great satisfaction, and one OF the hrSt e.
tcts was witnessed yesterday, when he present.
cd s. fsr Luis Molina as Envoy Extraordinary
from Nicaragua, in compliment to the now Ad-
minis,ration The following speeches were de-
lvered on that interesting occasion. They OK
press the proper feelings which should anlHlale
the two countries: .....
Seaor Moiia4 t9 nc Pre5i2cnt.
Mr. peEsrpsvT: I have the honor 20 respectfully
nIeept YOUR Excelleuuy tie ltteIs vi h HccIedit LIE
% Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister lie, ir9iella'y
# Nicaragua the United States. lie hla hrf rabk
,hus Conferred on me is INTENDED as token q ilie
rteat ressld Of be GOyeHn EFT and the IL Of Me
irasua oward this oouptry, 81 tLeir lively tense o.
re paramount ini portsnte they attach 10 - shy a.
o their constant desire TO sec1re and siengti ei tl7
npon The solid basis of Justice aud reciprocity winch
ca not but ing both coubtiies inel eabie advent
tes long residence in this country, ring which
have person ly experienced only bindrefs IT TIE
bands of the people, eaes he pleasure 1t If my Tor
time oei90y OF givlag uternnce 10 thr esfhe''
ood v-hes Of tie President of NicaTgns for tue neI
sal han,urss Of your Egceileucy for he success oi
your Administration, and for the esce and prosperity
Of ti0 free peoile over which your EXteHeify so
vcIthily presites. Sharing this sentiment lei me
hope that beiug reeprocaied may contribute 70 PR
uloe 50 desirable an end and be acceptable 10 The
Government OF the United States. IT,
'P,esiJtHt L4rcOte e. SIR My'iuG. ..
bIr. MoHSh: am happy % receive the letters yon
present and 10 recognize you, Sr, Envoy EXtraor-
dinay aud Minister PeJipyteuiafy 81 Nicardgan near
the United :. lee, L. conieniug llsAsr rank upon
yon az token e regard lie part Of the Govern
men, and people of n ,atagua toward tits cpliiry,
they have done our Government snd reorle IN hon !,
Tor Which we aIe duly rfsteul While they have also
u D n-sted an increased cofh"etee you, winch we
en- stitst IL deserved, ard the eby have done you
di-ingui.hed honor upon which ccfigruiuile you.
On i.hnn uf the Uni cd ate, fully reciprorae TO-
vg,,i Our Government: nfd ieire Inc kind wishes and
friendly pnrposes yUuso generously eNirEss TOWARD
lou,x. ileaso Gommunicsfe 70 liz Exc iienty, TIE
;4,t If Nj ararua NV hirh est ard couider-
iiOa snd nv ws for bis health hspiihers end
louE lie BE assured, Sir, DO n9t allow nyeeii Ia
doibi ,r4t Your public Cuss and social Intercourse
he viii be go conducted 81 70 he eli ry acceptable
to the Government and eope Of the Uiitei States.
THE ONO sENAToRsnir.
The caucus ut Columbus, for nominating
successor to Mr.. Chase adjourned over I'll
Wednesday, when it is hoped the differences val
be satisfactorily reconciled. ,.I .
t ... SECESSION ~ VIRGINIA.
II is stated confidently, upon information from
leading men at Richmond. that If Major ADDER
son bo withdrawn from Fors Sumter the whole
scheme of the Seces.iobists will signally fall.
Tbsy have enleayored to preripitute some rash
measure before the Administration could develop
is policy. ..sl
NEW-oRLEASs CUSTOMS.
According to intelligence received here yester-
day, the revenue from customs at New-Orleaus
is stated at $4,000 daily. EGVrts vii be made
TO crowd Imports there, under the low tariff
and the President has 10 mode OF prevention
without calling Congress together. All the nlea
sures Tor this purpose in the Last Congress had
to be abandoned, because the Democrats Of the
Senate anl ounced their intention to defeat eyery
pending bin, by taking them down il pressed.
GOVERNOR or NEBRASKA.
David Cartier has not yet been appointed Gov
ernor Of Nebraska, as reported. The Territorial
appointments were considered yesterday, but mol
decided. s1s
JUDGE MCLEAS's HEALTH. s. I..
Judge Mclean is still seriously Iudsposed, but
is considered some hat improved to-day. He
has been pressed beyond his powers of endurance
By tie croNd here.
THE GoyERNMEST VESSEL MOVEMENT.
AL the newspaper sprculatiops, alleging that
the small Government vessels at New-Yurk were
designed for q hostile expedition, IRE wholly un'
founded. They are intended 10 carry supplies to
some of the Southern garrisOns, and 10 bring
home such Of the dispersed troops in Texas, as
may be collected on the coast. When Texas ~
ent rely deprived of the protection, which the
large force Of United States troops secured her
against Indian iucursiOns, und is harrassed with
MIR suding bands from HeH Mexico, the people
win discover what they have gained by the con-
spdacy of Mr. Wigiall and his coniederates.
They IRE already beginning to murmur. 1t cost
=. 500, 900 annually ~ maintain the troops
there. 'r|
A DISAPPOINTED oFFICE-SEEKER SATISFIED.
AS il is refreshing to ind one man who solic-
tied Office satisfied when BIO failed to obtain il,
the honorable exception is worthy Of being
cbrooicled, when 50 happily expressed as in the
following letter, which was not intended " meet
the public eye but it is too crediabls 70 DO
buried among ito Official hlesi
lCopy.l
PElksuLL, March Is, 1861.
Hon. w II. sEwARD-Dc4r SIR j petire that you
how, sa,-jo,sd Mr. stetsol 20 tie cfice that my son
ked IN, and feel perfectly rti,ed thai you haze
made tie best selecIin, and should have 80 recoi-
neaded II i'f' 70 no 10us i! 3 / SEYMOUR
UNITED STATES TREASURER.
After cOatinuea opposition to Gen. spinners
nomination yesterday, BY Messrr. Bright abd
p,o.,t "a ,,.rooa.srrl eH,rta Ia refer IL ~ &