The New York herald., 1850-04-09
INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.
Our Washington Correspondence

Our Washington Correspondence
wAsuisoros, April 7, 1850
Tsssty bete~m EnsisnS and ne Unsea sa'e'-s"'edeT
81 a, s.,~~ Of As Messssss Coast-7S Ca!.jo'rsa
Quest;c~, $s.
Mr. Clayton will presently, under flourish OF trum-
meta introduce In tho Senate treaty, either signed
Yesterday or 10 bs signed between the nted
stasos on one part and Great Britain on the Other
This treaty contains, tho part Of Great Britain
q VIRTUAL though dignhed surrender Of all her claims
or pre<e.sons In regard to tho Mosquito Coast and
wn provo acceptable 20 all parties in this country
The treat ywas concluded by Sis Henry Lytson Buwc,
the part Of Great Britain in obedience to instrus
tons lately received from his own and
the part OF the United States by Mr. Clayton, Secrca
Ensand agrees 10 form colonies me hosqxsso Coast
to esfacM no Jovfs, 10 enfefasn troops, 10 occupy
etse ovv psotseto'ate authority hs Mosgusts Coast
Sir Henry yielded all those points gracefully not be
cause they were insisted on by Mr.. Clayton, but be
cause he foresaw that they would be insisted
tho United States Senate. and the voice Of public
opinion In this country. England, in doing this ha,
ueror object in view and has at last reazed M,
truth that her interest in view Of the storm which
threatens in Eastern Europe, is to keep good faith
with her respectable relations the There
IA chance OF her becoming crowded and in this case
tho United States may yet prove a very acceptable
friend and ally Of the Anglo-Saxon race in Europe
Now that England has receded, Mr. Clayton will ad
vance There s no longer any need ON his part for
fegning to be dead. lie will have fought his by
Shrewsbury clock" and al his letter writer's with one
fun chorus will make him the cham pion OF the Monroe
doctrine SO much for drinking milk punch for
breakfast The truth is, Sir Henry is far-sghted
man, who looks beyond Mr Clayton and the present
administration, into futurity. If Sir Henry were
mere from hand mouth politician like Mr. Claytsn
the present satisfactory treaty would have
The President it is understood Is in favor Of a com.
promise Of the slavery question. the basis OF Mr.
McLernand's bill or the two bills Of Mr. Douglas, united
into one but the cabinet, especially Clayton and
Ewing-incapabe Of rising beyond n sordd considera-
xicn OF self-look eniy to their safety and try
their best TO keep the territorial question open The
Cabinet will nevertheless, be overwhelmed 1t does
not possess the confidence of either house, and Is
damned throughout the country.
Pozzo DI BoRGO
P-s-Pacti win come to light to show conclusively
that ship canal the Isthmus of Nicaragua 10
Gully practicable but easy AMI cheap Of oonstruc-
tion for vessels Of any burihen. L. d. b.
wAsHIxoros, April o, 1850
The E1p,osen Of the Cot.,e before 7en Dcys-7He Gal
yhir CIain and other Sinii Claims .4etrsd by Most
Of hc Cabinet Members-CoH JoAnson's Defence, AID
Wh~cf~e-Membe,s Of the Nev Cab,nef, &c. &c.
The speedy dissolution Of the cabinet Is inevitable.
The crisis hastens President Taylor has got his dan
der up. His eyes and open He finds that
the members Of his cabinet not only playing him
false politically but conducting their official
business as to bring reproach upon his administra-
tion
He knew nothing about Mr.. Crawford's connection
WIN e1sc' III" S'"se"'e"'' w 'no O"HH"J
ofMr Crawford's, whtewashcrs notwithstanding.
~. pa, 20, n.rci.v. tr.ats IN. pat,or n, O.
"e ".pA'"s' ''u p''N '' - ~ -
dsrepuabie affair ana scouts the ides ths' fresdchS
Taylor would for instant, countenance such n
plunge into the peoples treasury that which Mr..
Crawford has made, by the aid and cooperation OF
Mssfs y1hnson s, anu hnson has .o,uu, In An. Pc.
y,.bso of this morning, under his signature, de-
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az ,,aS,;on.ho conduct of three of tbam m. oves
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.e ,haI .nS tmrnty Other men in thc nstion who
s., - nam.d a. ersi nut IN, h,u In notiou which
isn,rst enrrrl Tsylor upon the Presidential track
and sscur 10 him the race vet his claims for high
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number and amount OF the old elsms tans allowed
q, ,as,sh 'h. lion Richard W Tbompson' a..arei an.