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LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2.

An Evening Contemporary, usually very well
informed, casts doable on the anticipations expressed
In this journal as to the transfer of Bay Islands to
the State of Honduras, asking, " how it an be ex-
pected that we should gratuitously abandon each
positiose for the sole benefit of political and commer
vial rivals?" Notwithstanding this scepticism sad
this singularly isadroit inquiry, we venture to con-
tinue of the opinion objected to. Nay, we will go I
farther, and indulge in larger anticipations of the
results of the negotiations now in progress.
We do so with greater coofidenos from the per.
swim that the Earl of CL ARENDON and Mr. DAtirs
an both honourably and sincerely desirous of
arriving at one common object, and that neither the
English nor the United States negotiator for a me-
meat considers himself as represestiag or treat-
ing on behalf of either political or commer-
cial rival.. Indeed, the notion that because Eng-
land and tb. United States occasionally differ
on points of political interests, or benne,
is some neutral markets their traders compete
in a few coarser and rougher manufactures, the two
countries are destined to or actually engaged in per-
=anent political or commercial rivalry, would be
childish and ridiculous, were it not that it receives
some ill-considered support and enooursgemsnt la
high quarters. It is not merely the Globs which
writes in this way. We have the Edithergh Swine
also giving graver and more serious encouragement
to the mischievous absurdity, and masking it out se
the polar star of our policy towards the United
States :
To allow a =seta=e rival to Isle entire parories of
this territory, rumors so important a scar both to the
Atirtis sod the Pseille—s rival, meneoviir, whom ere-
aandel policy, la direst prairie to our own, Is a paw
of rotaries sad essuirtio*—world be a heft for whisk
ear /Este:Ur, which bas a right to be sessidend fa env
policy, isusiseb r It Is slimed with ear debts, reslS
sever, sad ought sever to forgive us.—lehiebergA Revise,
No. 211, p. 297.
Of course, when the interests of the two encamt
sides essentially direr, as at times they will, it is the
luty of the British Goverment to support sad deiced
'titbit interests. Bat it is sot, we repeat, because
ay do sometimes differ, that therefore we are
wale," or that our general pCicy towards each other
at be conducted in the spirit, the temper, the mew
'en, and the teen of rivalry. Bub a spirit would
sed bring down oar the cendemoadon and n-
uke of posterity to the end of time; for it
quickly involve us is unsesemery war and I.
sated debt. Let us this, above all things, oast
m our minds and off from our tames' that
ord " rivalry before it bemoan a fixed ides
t inflaming thought. Let us differ, and
when we differ, as mikes having no rivalry,
or commercial, and sot grow into the hurtful
Sweet idle imputations at Gosh other.
AVTOII-BULWES Treaty was negotiated and
I. a far wiser and better spirit—a spirit
sated Lord Joan Rosen; when be lately
ed the Home of Commons to east
eyes at the United States proceedings
ti whisk roused Mr. Dissizu to malaise,
Reiss and swept the pulley of the United
which, we are oosvinesd, now indemars
'LAU:EDON in his interimures with Mr.
is true that the Cann of Washington
the league of the emanation an
be /bill& Goversissat has &misted
be midst of the keg sod perplexing
it this differesse has gives rise to,
I Wised's of salami's asi the part
shrink from the restrictions whisk
Mold on it. On the contrary, the
m sod argument ham rather been to
entice a greater limitatim thee
was derivable from its language.
mjest to describe the United
ion of Gabel America "as a
11 to take satire p=ea sins of
Bdialmergh Review does.
esideration of the very highest
i the present negotiations. Far,
are to anticipate, the starting
at thatLeed CLeautzenon and
to, will be a soefirmation on
intents of the object sad the
to-Bat wma Convention. In
70X sad Mr. DALLAS will
sy remearboe personally the
y that has taken pomades
to know better, and hew
h their Ooverameets and
arias. Oa any such cos.
by the United States, a
think, to be placed; be-
establishing any inter-
/Louisan enterprise and
ate over British. To
ad perfect freedom and
le the Americana will
I and commercial gain
r resaionably and pee-
r anticipation that
teapot; will make,
ransferenos of Bay
host of grounds,
i =fennel will be
'lobe, we will re•
tee belong rather
an only distant
which is some
we has frankly
• dependencies
them. With-
lecoseion, we
Tessin of an
"ENDOW thus
established.
extent the
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they leave
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