Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
From The I.o...n Times. Nov. /.

which, STaIP TNIC8FaINN
the B-itish Ceernment the nrpecnr nf the NIrsgs
fsn territory. sni showed hai lard Pamefston ar
his il Genital America had assumed posifiof
hich binds ne in The frmsl and nrrcise manns
d~fru tl- iad,sa state frm NE cs'm~ NJ NcsrseHs
and 10 mainiaiu the right of tie kng II Nosqao g. III
raasi far Greytosu the s.aThefn mnuh Il th
river San Juan. This point having been peremp OIL
d-sid.d by sfs.Esl desi&t-hes ct tire Brush Govern
nasI. and psrtiai enafcss ss naval esned'tin
nseiiess examine all tie arguments and hi-
turica ststen.a,ss ehch have b'ea brought forward n
hoih side< iari Paimsssiun stands responsible for Ia
Opinion whieh he has rihnghi fiio aud withoa
expressing avn Judgment - Ia is accuracy In pnn
of htssafs ard international law feel that the p'nlfc
It Mssqalia ~ slsudpheJ without pps
tive di~cr.dt T. the Bsiti.h Clown
The vprnmeat Of Nirarasna. tritalal and slammed
Nv The thss terentls met with FINN Eng
lsid naturzlis baked ab for a uiore powerful praec
snr ~ "a ncti - the g obstruction Il thar canal which is
TIE prtncipsl e flsu Rpehlic and II Csaal
An.raa and ilsrrehy 8, fher Iiong on HE San
Jnsn For usatevef nav BE- Vie inmeiis'e prospect ef
carving the scheme II the ranai into exeoooa land we
shall shortly thai ihIs ohjpc is not easily to be
attained , The, have ssccsei.d In ensng their side
the prusr passions Il the people Of the UHied States
they hnva oh sined lhr drc SANCTION o tho Cabinet Of
W sshsnglai by acc5rdi III sgen Mr. Squers and
th-y acquired psii1n which il is most uuwise 10
tr.at with vhlsnre snd crtumely. j s.flereore sef-
auslv 10 BE- r.eteped that Mr.. Chadeld. the British
C.ssul at Lem in Galru,ala shanld have been instruct
cd u employ h. exaardinsry snd offensive language
tnani when the Fnrny of the Un,ed Sfates fndea
.onrny ~ gain the Nrararaan G. yernmen by the
wsrness assaances of friendship. M chat6ell first
.e-i, 10 The concession ~ the csnai Charter Dr.
r. ,he gnsnod ths, il might ifure the security II
British holdersf Niraneuan bonds baing driven from
this qaastr,aAe p,siian he addressed communication
50 'hr Nicaraguaa Minister. Which began in tie flo~
ifg terms
"re'n. Gua'emala. JOY Is, 1919
"Sr. II was my HteHti3n ~ attempt anew by means
If tundiV la
n~ni II he pp1lct and njnsliee Of leaning in your
public papers towards the attacks fmented against The
British Government exiting ndnm and III will against
TIE SUBJECTS Il Her Majesty the Qntep:nha reside peace
irY AID inf rsfey IN the Siaieof Nifa aqua bust
II legitimate character; hat The Gnheuaatia de-
{ the ~ uf Jaac last which received yesterday
snisi niy cunrlu I'VE and positive in is expression,
for me upgef 10 doubt The hustle lnien Il Niea
toward G-oat Bdiain; noihrna is LET /,
d. bot 10 infrn the Government ef her Bnanaio Mi
esiv If this asultaa aud riled preceding. sh i
nsver hetes nj allow this nppo4 family In ppss vi hao
dec1risg, is d no explicitly aud formally In yau
Government that the oee1 uf 6 eat Btlmo has drei
Died 10 sns'ain The tiehis # the Moq KIM, and II
consequence whatever net may te dune against hun wi
inhiblr drnw down on Nicaragua the must elias
tsemenn
lfanwhina we've required to render The npoicy an,
impr nricly Of such language inofe apparent II is lh
fact that only iro days before This despatch was written
on The l6 d of J'ly Nh squets. the American agent
had been received by The Republic of Acatagua vii
every mark efamily and psIeri. M squiers had cx
reSsed in The Strongest manner The desire Of his Govern
m'o to contract ve3 close relations ID friendship viii
Ncatagua
''F6t." sal he
"'ru the permanent welfare Il both. is essen
tnl that they should pntsue system Of policy exclusive
" American. cardinal principle IN this policy Is Ia
Val exclusion ~ fregn Influence from The domestic
international afIirs Il The American Republics. An,
while we would cultivate friendly intercourse. aud pro
Hote trade and commerce with thu wotl1 and inviie /
oar shnes. and - he enjoyment # our Institutions tn
prulls of all nuiiinS, should proclaim IN huguar
hfm and distinct that lie American continent belongs
Americans. and is sacred g. Republican freedom. "
should sls fi It be understand hat il Foreign Power
enerach np1n The territories invade the rights If an
"ne 4 the American States. they maet an injury up
sH which Is alike the duty aHd determination OF all
sse rrdrpssetn
The meni IN chosen Fl Mr. Chtffld t. al
ehas'isf men, when arasl offence lad been con,
oiiied although the EunIean Powers may wei pm
"s' as they always have Protested against this reyya
Of Mr. Moame's exclusive theory Of American indtpen
dence.
Lid Palmsrson himself had stated in despai CHI d
ihe9h February # his year that the Government q
Her Majesty i desrus IA cultivate The diy
iauons vi III" Stale uf Nicaragua, bn thai The Gsy
.rnmen 1T Her Mairsy da nothing hal eoad be IN
t'rpferd az admitting doubt that trr,tWn htlrps
olnsitely 10 The Mosquito icuoryn Il remains 10 b
seen how far he reetnl relations ST The tnitrd Sac
with Nicaragua Will induce tho Americans Ia corf,et
mon anxiey 10 plant lbrf influence on the IN. 5, lntor
esung pan II Cenml America. and ndl only to plan
then influence. hut 10 expel out avn and struggle ia
p'ncal ascrudaucy i, na latorab'e beginning 10 il
snneure Of great work of race dtsliued To increas
The trade Of all nations, and open a new huh road I
the world
II The execution Of The Niraraguan Canal by the Ne,
York Company. or by any other body ol capilat. pre-
pared To complete so useful an undertaking. were III
only question at stake. mi h be Easily les lived, for
Mnsqnlto Government would readily parieipale in n con
crssinn OF grant fay 'rable to It's own prospects, Bu
tie circumstances nj the lead us 10 the conyirio
that this scheme of the canal by no means rpe for exc
cuiion, and II appears To have been taken IN As bin
for some political prjec, rather than as a mere ca nme
c'al enterprise. Nicaragua wants he suppon Of The |
nIed ates against England in order 10 enforce her pro
enslans tn an outlet On The side of the Atlantic the In
tod a,es are not sorry plant ihelr ~ on The shmn
winch nnies the northern aud hern continent % m
New World u ,sa least unusual circumstance III,
the char'ero or grant Of this canal privilege made hy IN
Siae OF Nicaragua should have assumed the farm ne
sn ordinary concession between State and priynie rou
iany hu oil treaty necoIised with the State Of Nr,,
aqua by an accredited Envoy oil the United STATES
"ha capaclty does The American Government interypn
IN ms aifair II makes CONCESSIONS and IA claim
-" i'ghis the connct exists between a Goyernmer
ann company, n"t between the two nations and II
olheo 10 dscnve what dirert interest the G,vetnm,i
u me L. s'sies IS In acquire by The arrangement
! ne existence of canal which shall al ow sbins nc
considerable size 10 The linus nf Cenital Anere
is uhdou tedy an enterprise of primary interest 10 III
M"fn When the present head Of the FIR nch Repub,
rhp'e LOUIS Napoleon. was still prisoner nj Ham h
ahenlion hal been directed ia the uodsrt.Li,o IN