The New York herald., 1866-05-30

BY bope that in crss of political affairs you might
nder important service 70 your country whose
the generous aspirations OF tho United States In reap
pointing IS her representative here Peru has we'll
70 he United sasss That snSsSis is $ shs BE- cordially
reciprocated.
PROCLAMATION OF INDIAN TREATIES.
The treaties mado with the CEmanche, Cheyenne,
Apache and Arrapahoe Indiana atCounci Grounds,
tho Arkansas river, have just been proclaimed.
These tribes pledge themselves 70 forever reman
At peace with each other and with al other
Indians who sustain friendly relations with the Omitted
States government. All disputes to DO settled by
impartial arbitration Reservations TO be Set apart
for the absolute and unssurbed and occupation Of
these tribes
SANTA ANNA.
The results Of the commission that here behalf Of
General Santa Anna may be summed up In few words
Colonel Vidal Rivss, Colonel Mazuera and Mr.. Baiz
arrived in tho city "Wednesday evening. On Thurs
day they called In body upon the Mexican Minister
Senior Romero, and hada somewhat prctracted though
unonicisl interview On tho following day they pre-
scntcd their compliments to Secretary Seward In the
forenoon Of Saturday they had another interview with
Senior Romero. In the afternoon Of the same day
Colonel Rivas called tho Mexican Minister alone. He
visited him again yesterday and to-day remaining an
hour upon each occasion. What uanspired at
these interviews has not been allowed TO be made
public. II ID known, however, that they called on
Romero Mexican citizens, and that they were
received BY him in his individual capacity I,
s generally believed that they desired his pernis-
sion to Mexico the interest Of the liberal
soverpmeus and also believed that General Romero
declined 10 commit himself the government he repre-
eents in any onacia untR be Eas had oppor
tuny Of communicating with head and learning his
wishes Beyond this nothing Is known and all state
ments are specuations Mr. Baz returned to New
York yesterday, and Coonels Rvas and nazucra viii
probably leave tomorrow.
INTERESTING TO NArURALrxKD FRENCH CITIZENS.
Tho Department OF State ioasns from the United States
Min stor 1t Paris that IL naturalized czens Of the
United States liable To eonscrpton in Franco but fol
their patrazaon will 60 ~ upon their arrival IN
France and report tho aire Of the district n which
their enrolled produce their evidences Of uztu
razaon as citizens Of the United States and ask u
have their erased from the conscrpton list they
will probably be relieved from all difficulties appre
hensiens in this regard.
THE PROPOSED PASS A L'0UTRE CANAL.
The bill now before Congress authorizing the con.
strvcton Of ship canal from Pass . routr,, at the
mouth Of the Mississippi provides for the incorporation
Of adredgins company, VINO keep this pass open
not less than twenty feet deep and hundred feet wide
1t high water and authorized To charge all vessels
drawing fourteen feet from thirteen 70 tweaty
cents per ton for passage through 70 the river.
''ssNDING GOALS TO NEwcAsTLE-"
United states Consul Dudley, In letter to the secrc-
tary Of State dated Liverpool, May 4, says:-
The steamer City Of Dublin that Is 70 sail % morrow
for Now York. hrs fifteen thousand bushels Of wheat ~
acargo. told It is American wheat, imported and
being back TO be sold In the States. II Ia
being loaded tho This 10 something like
sending Goals to Newcastle.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED By rnE SENATE.
The Senate In executive session to-day confirmed .
number Of Internal Revenue officers for Southern States
and Benjamin Harris Of East Bridgswacr, Collector for
the second district Of Nassachusets Cassus Fa,rchid
Marshal for the district OF Wisconsin, John Cammins Of
Idaho Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court Of that
Territory. Also the following Consuls- ,. Farrell,
Cad.x; Willie p. Mangum, OF North Carolua, at Ma
gaaaka; y. b. C. SIN th, Of Louisiana or Kansas u
Athens and Nicholas Pike Of New York, II Port Louis,
Msnrtinp; and the following to b Pestmast samuel
Huntington, Burlington; Charles Y. Colt New London.
Conn. Charles G. Warner, Virginia City, Nevada;
James B. Adams Porsmouth, ~ H X q. Greene, Pc.
tsrsburg. Va, and Charles B. Brayton. Port Royal g. C.