The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-11

the heart Of every peasant and PEASANTS boy OF the
continent holy fire. which will blaze again from
all its mountain tops II Is just possible though hard
~ credible that the young Sultan has alarmed
fernal scheme Of killing by suffering or Of
now contep plated by Russia and Austria II not, why
% he proposed to do! or why not keep them 1T Con-
stsntineple :! Any pretext to cover the crime
templstsd, will be sufficient 1t is said that the
Czar yields his hrst claim to have them delivered up
and his later claim to have them driven out but that
requires the Turk "to give security for their good
Then the Gar will pretend that negotiation is
Less and that keeping faith with inhdes Is unehris
sweeps away the tenants Of barn yard purpossy left
unprotected. Austria Is nothing but executoner In oil
this business and stands ready for any act whatever
against the lives OF the Insurgents She however has
the needed lie her lips for The Of the at the
moment Of the bloody catastrophe; that lie she will
make serviceable by any quantity of oaths There Is
fsthenipg God royidsnce but any dreadful fate
which overiake Kossuth aud his friends should
not create In America tho least surprise Yet there
are the nsves of England ana France; win they not
prevent such outrages' No-they not there; the
French feet was ordered home long ago, BY govern
ment which Is bound by q thousand tiss to Nicholas
and as for the English feet IL has crept into the
danelies prstence Of self preservation only The
cisy steamers The British government is not
to Louis Napoleon In Its love end admiration and gra
With them principle. The minister. hoPsS.r nSSs
their apology to him long since, for the needless
ness OF Lord PAimeston in not managing the cheat Of
interference expertly take In the public and at
the ssme time preserve all the relations Of Russia and
England two governments which necessity has joined
ard nothing but the imperative will Of the British
people, stimulated by the exam Pies Of France and
Americs, can put asunder. The only party to this
miserable Turko Russian affair, who out Of IL
The Paris letter Of the Americans to their minister
at Cops'sntinopple, asking his mediation put the
OF Kos.uh and his party the trus ground Of huma-
Diiy, which the greatest exertons and shoud
Mr. Carr have scted up to bis powers, your country
vlized world disgraced II the Turk should protect
his guests or at this late peri let them be
the spripg with the Christian consent Of who
will get her shsre Of the spells 1t will be half way
appropriation The Car VIII not content himself with
POST end road to the Mediterranean He will cut the
entire bresst Of Of Turkey she lies the edge
the Adrisc and will aser. his authority t.
10 the Morea which Is Greece, and the rect Of the
mott or church, Of which the tz of Russia Is the
Grand Patriarch This Protestant and royal arrange
ehy, who things in their true shtn as "the very
best thing that could be done, under the circum
stances"
Switzerland is IN greater danger than ever Her cleo
tions have have been radical ard che refuses expe
the POLITICAL refugees Her fate approaches viii the
In their mouths at that kinsy execution, too, or
viii they ADVISE the President to ssnd minister to
that great aud ancient republic, whose praises Mr.
Bryant sings go well' IL Is yet time.
France has her mission to perform In this rotting-
tread the wine press Ike the Saviour Of msuSnd-ds
serted by all The world alone! MARCUS
2he Nicaragua md Mosquito Cue stions.
From The London Times, Nov. 81
We have already entered, at considerable length,
upon the views taken by the British government,
rights Of the State OF Nicaragua aud the indepsn-
denee Of the Mosquito coast. But though Lord
j.ct with great decision and has distinctly intimasd
that Her Nsjestys government must support
and maintain the right Of the King OF Mosquito TO
the sams clear and peremptory conviction the
subject as the Foreign Minister, aud We shall be
glsc TO learn by what additional evidence, and by
what reasoning he intends to support the position to
which lie has pledged the honor of the govern
inert OF this county. Lord Tanerston hs. so
often exhibited TO the world prediction for inacu-
rate statements and untenab!s ArguIn tina. are
not disposed 10 accept his decrion on point of tns
importance without fuller consideration; for the 4uie-
rest h oy suppose us % hare in the firy Of San Juan de
Nicaragua is immsasa6iy s1pass,d 81 ne interest Of
NAMING al PEACE Nth the United States lending or rs.
sistaHte and 10 lhe project Of the canal
10 win be bsrsd that the put ward by
the tssis Of tine rights OF the Mosquit, tribe Of n.
dams to the coast which bears their name and the
river San Juan. rested FIRST Oh immsmorial posses
sion, and, secondly On the sovereignty they have
esc ed for az least two centuries under the protss
torsts CT this country 1t is undoubtedly true tina.
these relations had long existed between the
British authorities in the West ladies' aud the !
natives OF the coast to which traders repaired
fer the purpose Of cutting dJewoods aud nan0,asy
There relations gave great spair ana asi
inceed ut one time, contributed toaotusl between
the two crowns IL cannot however have e5caped
Lord lslmerston uetoe (for the ex-
pressly quoted by ths Nioarsgusn hirister that Ia
17so treaty vas concluded between Spain aud Great
britain Of hich TIE let article runs follows:
Abe subjects a is 9jesty and tie other settlers
hsrs W.. NOW sJoyeq Ne psSsson 2, aea sa
Eenl sIa the seisspt tales Without sxesFeI s,u,sd
theio Majesty TO the Lneltth, so.
That tortory was the settlement of Belize Bril-
th ionaurss oedsd to this country by the 81 article
of the convention IL does appear therefore, that
the evacuation ct the Musqpto coast BY those who had
enjoyed the prOeciOD,of England was the equivalent
OBJ AIMED by spain for tie cosssn OF Brlizs aud
hope Lofd fsmerston will inform the World before this
discussion proceeds further what light be regards
tbat treaty Ter 10 " clear that whatever fghss spso
had that coast have passed 10 the Central American
re, ubhcs and that our traditional projsctotate ~
once f,linoulsssd. has not been renswed on this !
Nicaragua quvstoo therefore the Minister Is bound
10 pioeu,e lar more cogent evidence than he |
has yet adducgd for the Necessity aud justice /
OF Lis inteIluvncs and whatever rslisbcs hs |
may place On the qualities q buster ard s'sue-
race fuch gOBsts the politicians Of the Unitsd
states when tbey GEd t Their interest TO the
passions jUoices Il their Democratic oonst
We foresse, tner.fcre that the tone In which S.r
Henry BGlser VII enter upon bis duties and this
gotaGtn Ia Wssbirgton vii not D. tne saGe IN
ab'Ch Mr.. thstntld addressed the Nicaragua 20
veInmeut; and alter having advanced with extTasA
CANT esssInrss, cersia propositors which rect, a.
must. en- GCiAiesle sutbosty Lord PGiuerstOn viii
probably reconsider tse question IL would b. to the
degree absurd and disgrsesfu II the ujudiciau,
Irccesabss Of few wrong. beaded individuals could
hatch serious quarrel ~ a matter in which the
itttrsta OF krgsEd, q the United states and Ct ell
the world are ideniioaly the zane II The canal 4
Nicarsgra be estsbsbrd much the better for all
mankind fit be opened, The complete and perpetual
neutrality q 80 impofHnts passage ought to be IlAod
nr q communication ought 60 be n the hands not Il
g,tst bligeIsnt posers but OF aeDa state, whose la
Gcpertepce ara prosperity should ba insepssbly
united 70 the freedom of tails Communication a. qua
rsntesa and respected by all powers. The Sbjtci IS
oas ehieh ce~iis u no just s,iteasn. tt " r,eenab
AMI pacft Eersnf, oid rih ~ cTcssb!l 10 Sir
Ii,trg bsiucr IL A. sfccfs u.
But Though This u the only ehject rhish raiopal
and concentrations ststssmao can have In ,es,
well that such questions az thess Nont 60 be
ed 10 The tntel states Co sther purposes ard 20
be veTutd by 6ier ut motives To revive the deeln
laFI n Ur n N n tU
the vanity the military passions Of the people, 60 a.
attitude Of menace or hostility torsrds the
greatest Of Europe well that their strength
ie tempered By sincere reluctance to use 10, espe
eGly sgzist free AID indus tious people 20 assert
with renewed emphasis MIR. Monroes eytrstaxsnt doc
trine Of ths non interference of European states
the American Continent whilst the American posses.
Of thie country etill extend from VancJuvers
Island TO Halifax. aud embrace the ecast In circle
OF ynsrluso positions from Belize TO Bermuda may
he the nRtaral sxpedents Of interruptions politicians
but they unworthy OF the rulers VI powerful re-
public. There h In the United states fma though
live and noisy, party, principally kept alive by the
writers in class Of public journals which trade In