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SHIPPING.

LOR Ban IhAsCI-Co-kIsST vEs.E FL THG
splendid clipper ship BELkNA. Lard. master. wa
fectiNe ieieht ior lev osys q, per re- " ". sst
have qeick despatch. fall fn THIS vessel
sharp sad o. small capacity Immediate application aid
be made TO secure frvight, tor vhoa CT pasks havAf
stste room sccou mod tlens apply
NATH'A. l.. sEO GhlsNOLD, "a and ~ South str~-&
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SvicIt, % OSr E,rn TroSr.ss a telexraphle dss-
patch vas received IN this city yesterday afternoon,
With piocs o. elsss - Resfsn Hersid Sers D.
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81 ses s s se -, s,las, rss
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sPss ~ or ~ s.ss ,ss h ,r.s,~..a .s.S
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Dh L uerrAnoRs WOULD sAY TO THOSE vWe
n.,s so,r,ss.s ei';tss. Cars >, ,ss.s ne. .
lsf.ss.r ,r,.ss .s,ssss, n $685., y..s
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sl 70, ~ All 10 terma ferssps health
"a, se,.. " ~es~ sse'sss ssn rpsn lady. - WI
DE- wAsnM Is oosyIsEsTiALIY cossuLfs.
q Which were hs.p. ssssss p s.y. ~ ,.
ioisss ssSsr s,s h s.ss No 49, .r.s, -.
no ohsrxe.
DEsOkk.sVh ~ CONSULTED On vEsEhsAk
~ ,,sr. sesossss sssenoe yrsss'. q ,s-
6es;n, ssusv.S IL .- ssy, sru.vrs. NJ ssrssi
ves.nee. - Invariably Ne till cured he
sons". o. >'sus.is ~. once 1nN pulss- ss-res
RXX sAvED-DR cREeoRy's FRENCH ANT
W. - dofe perfect eHterutrstor 81 al rrfvste tts-
teringuietes the rus aud purifcs the klo-d rks
re eose vii give relief snd cured IN I've
vne bottle lnsts week. s0f fsv ,rses r-rrire
I POWER ever he disease b ued The prsrrse
Ws,lss ICES tsss. friss a. ssis ~ ~ s.,s, ~.
tun Builtingt ~ Bo~erv oYssf street s,t
ht p,cters reeicnct ca nsdisc- IA ehers, a
sitiis 81 tspf si:aseaa ssgistl psi,A.s.
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Isg,,,cr. tcr porh the nshet va. heavy. -ith
ssl-s ~ 600 tbls 81 80 ~ Tor prime, 81 ~ for
PRIV q, srs SIC ofS for mes priue sns thin ne~<
DULL snd prices neminsi Beef IN steady g..
usnd Ter the retail trad, ct IS at6 90 for prime s,s
~ 80 te:sf Hre. Cut mts.s vtrs leS a:ii,e,
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WITNESSING FROM AFMcA.-A letter 70 COM
mrrcial house OF this city, from Sierra Lccpe, under
date cf August 81, says '-The British brigaEune-
os-war Bonetta arrived yesterday from the leeward
coast, and will leave for ENGLAND direct this after.
noon, with Information that the king Of D4homy
has ordered the missionaries and recapured slaves
at "Upderstown" 10 leave the cOuntry before the
1st a October. II they DO not, he saysthu NJ
Will beheGj them ali, commencing with the mis-
rionaIies. Commander FoJbrs, m the Bonetta,
had an interview with the hing, and the result was
the immediate departure Of The vessel for England.
Milton Jones, convicted In Ls~renee county lodi.
ana Of the murder OF joseph Miller. has been sen
fenced TO be hung on the 18th OF October next
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FasseskxTs sEsavs0.
LyykrooI-PAoket shlp Nee "a ora-xt Aud Mrs. Hoe
Rev Nj and srs ssri. esiidrsa
Nee Rosers
sAvAssN'-ship nar,ford-P IL stanton Aaa lsaJ-l 10
the s4ersFe.
RAvsNs-Brig JsAa ysqpsA-D Jose Arssss.
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Teaegraphic Marine RsPsrss.
ArriysdBark America Havana via Portland; brig Char
Cieared-Bsrks wsgrsm, Rio Jansiro; Msry Gibraltar
schs Maria Theresa Georgetown. Dc CAtharns Wilcox
and PhiisdelPhs, kfork
Arrived-schr Telegraph Philsaelphis
clssreA-sehrs BoeteAs Nrori; a;s: Bsss.., Tor
Arl,.d.,srir Alfonso. and Florence. STalE CID sehr
ArTyed-sshss Borden. Port wlthail syipi. william
Cleared Schrs Smith, and walter Rsndout s,.eps
NspWps, doi Ann Holmes, EYork
Arrived Brig Alfred Boston; soAr Ella.se,h NfofS
Arrived-Bris oliver. NYork.
Arrivod-Bsik Elizabeth, Atanc, with SO sp Reports
s9nshea A. f.ys Aug ' Pioneer GresoPess and landed
fb ship Pseiao Tsirhsysn isndsd - 18th 0sorss Mary
o sa bari ss.
Jusia: EBsSissd 9 :S SEP. 18Th. i.s Is 10
Ion % ~ brig wsshburn, Brstol 81 for 81 Thenaa
Arrived-ship Kentucky. Bostsn.
Arrived sehrs Koscissoo, and Delaware, HYorf CID
brig Brazilian, Rondeut.
Cissred-ship Atkins, ADAM Pacific Ocean. SID chip
March. Atlantic Ocean.
ArrvedBtrk Edam, James River; williams sloops
Editor sonsrch and Proof oiass kondout Charles MIN
saiied-Brig Now England. Txrks Iland; wiiserforcs
NYsrk-
Arrved-schrs Rsmisunde. NYerk; Susan Small. boston
-, sALEn. Sept rs.
Arriv d-schr Lady Clinton. Philadelphia.
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I csas r,s,'ss:es tsrE nyS:.: nalsAsA M = NJ
,ssAs 5.:ssss ii.sssII s.ysssss iR -. ~ ..4 rus.
sehx nassss. Rseinsn ninsten. NC, days vita na-
eshr lasah MsDoasM. Kvans Naassusna. aays.
Schr Leroy. Powell Norfolk. days.
Schr IrAnk xeh4th. patipoys. GAays
sent 1rootsvius. Lmeburnss, Bangos 8 days.
6ehr Homer. Toohsr Boston. days
Sohr Bernics. Was, Addison VI dsys a.
Sehr Mary FARRELL, Warren Wares, RI
eAip Leonides OF Warren. days frsu Lsxhorn With
marble. 40. 70 Hsvpenv Nsphsvs 1 CO.
Bark Creweu letsganE. FROM Gardens, 70 c Read
Bark fbenix from Rio Janero. :
alec two briEs. unknown.
Ship Isse webb Liverpool reported In the city
being below yesterday but she sight fron
bar Ut sunset.
Sailed.
Steamships Ohio for Havana and New 0rsaas Kennsbee
for PhsdslphiS shps kqastor Asa Ysens. (Brl LIVER
Adehns and Masonic. sas Franchises Wharton. CAL
yeeton; bsrss Aest,css h,enos Ayrss Psnretss
icola; brig adolf Han J. Wilmington Nc aad Others
18th. steamer New York. California.
H-Winl sunriee, I'm Il: 81 msrdiA1s NV ct
set EoE, and thick
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lett. Bass for Lserpeol. per ss..nshiy Pacific. VII
destination
ssd port on the Paoihe per Cresecnt sy and Phaae
ohsnSsL Saturday 18th ~ O'Clock. These mais
will DO forwarded In Charge Of special messenger Pot-
age TO Ban Francisco ~ oerts.
Letter Bass for So Thomas Porte Rico Barbados &C.
turdAy. 2sta inst. at o'clock.
Latter Bass for Mo Jaaero. 10. ColupbiA
will close At the Exchange Beading Room t Enshange
Monday. 0et7.
sLetter, caa 10 prs-p.ia ~ the shovs onee any
Sss AAovs Letter Bags Ksnyo,p Vail street.
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~ CONSULTED On vkssnkAk
. -sh hcsorsbe eonaaenoe Trss,ic> 81 tar
onses feuoved Few dsrs strisvres M sen nss
Lsnso- s-s " bs. scos ~ :, yr,,s. ,se.n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20

l.e r.reNak I'd Blr,r T.omas. situated .u
f.- n.-s Fourth 81, audi haso.s aaa. South
ssrS VAS set aH ara ast evening aaDlt q clock
l.. destroyed The house e0ltaiua- t.e lfa-nile.
~. together alta itr les- p4r 1. zoe rope Hah
1as s..4 -.cal 81. d. heap .. ashes Tile water
IS re- scarce il rnat vicinity. As tha Moyamen
si1r Hose Company. with croNi 0f bows nlm.
nerus .rr or i've hundred arrt ri at Filth and
tle Ra-.la. taey ua.tei momeitar.y, ald r.
ee.f.l tae l-e al q crowd .. yo-as men, l4a.5a-
.- about dozen - .o wera stationed near Fourth
AID IT, isail-rou The M1samensue party were
mostly armed ~ith clubs aadp .sto, they had wiki
them 90 .e4st oar ..ls Iley returned the ,ire,
1lt .u q ~ minutes retreated up T ilh - AID tle
l-ht % course ended. A number oi persons ai the
= os aueusll- side must have been wounded one
young mar 81. boz " ssnlnstOn - in front o. Mer
-ck a son 'olua-, and appeared u Doe seriously
wounded IL vas Jed away - h.s companious.
The whole aiar a.l lor asst more Than tive min
ltes. 34i . - As desperate Indeed Several pc Sos
who were ,tsld.l. as Third slt washington SIS.
informed IS they heard sey-ra. balls whistle by
-.eu. fired .ron ...l g. and tlr Railroad. "a us.
-ance ri twl s. ares Phi >Il. Frlay
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THE Bura> ,D F.9rf FMcis-A core
.poalsatofTI Efp-a V.ies as GLOW. obs Thurs
iay tae isy s,ier OBJ, Affair."
Benton Las been more COMPOSED g. tas tlo.-h
De l.i OIL, stay Bong l the senate. and despite the
Known ru-iaat.an oi M Cay ,o press the Com
promise Committee. IDS resentment AGAINST It's
alts-eu openly and bitterly expressed
fUote however Vas il rs place. looking a. coo.
lad .cmplscent ls ever IL Is believed 20 carry
lrms att ban, expecting another attack from ben
ton The Mlssissppian indeed. may sas, 5 a
k--- % Hesst t4rsry ready D. open whr-e er
NE cast cemonst-atol 5 made b. The enemy
Public sentiment here. though pretty uuarimo1s
n coniemnlug tbs disgraceiu. procesdr- lis
posed o. sympath-ze ar more VIII Benton Than
with Foo.e
TIE pistol e1rp.oy ed b. the " ssss.pr.s e. a. 4
- larrei revolver Benton, 70 : clearly understood
bal Do weapon u vas rlmored about this eve
i-l tha. he bad AnIie. bar Z Vas not 81.
saw him As re .ett D. seat and an a.,.
certain there ~as lotllrE in h. hand
l;iss 1-eshar curious fact thattbe r.ast n
li tle racas-ilcee- te whole oi %. / nav s-,-
'o,a p.sc, over al al...i ile vacant css-- g.. Mr
g. Hull
T. .rells .. b,t ar es are canes. d. tbs.-
eHcesFors o. promote 4 ra' -eco1ci at,or ~ east
ressa-r- l. l0s-
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4 'OiL.-- --rTrrrs -. I'd A. = 4 .-r ~
y run ~ Jl- car--r hl- s-d Of--- et-1 - : g.
trr 80 rl .u+ PETsR O.. MOS
pEEt NiAN GUAM 81. received --r-ci l-.-- .--
T. .-c-s - 1c1s .1r szls1g
.JNIS BARTLETT. - --.
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INSURANCE.

TIE GROCERS
IRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
once No ~ Wal corner y Pesr.-st n 4
CAPITAL, f9ssao.
THIS COMPANY hsving tl~r capita 81 paid o. Do
! casn ar prepared b. Insure Bgcinzs Hefchslfs-,
Hglsens.d Fgrnlr= sesss. il yJr- heir Cares, -
sgan. Oss " damage W fire. asO 10. ksks y if sli
Ssvssr4n md Trsn, poriauol 01 fhs most SY0rss.-
lerrns A. os.es promptly ABUSED ald paid.
DIRECTORS
RUFUS sr0aY, mons TAVoR SANTOS y ,.st,
PErEz SsETrs. DEoEeE kLDFs. CHas B-szHsLIEs
ysANcfs -KiDD9 hssEY EDEg. Asa ; FozrEs,
Jss 4 Wu.sos AK ~ Osssr. ~ r y0srys
80 -sgaHas Mana Ps4.0a. Isaac { TAYLOs
5AMPsOA MOORE, yfes6@n-
milton sNITp. Secretary I,fHI
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WANTED situation. tr 1890 respectable you,- Vs..
w ren. .H. good s.H coos. washer sfi -f of
a.4.l -o ertp .rIHHfs a.I uan .rx. ..- t.r .n
care trrr. 90 ,-st sewer a,t c,n make t-r.-.f
generally 4-ef Good r.r reference. Cal -1n Boq-.
r -ser, rr1rr ard ilo4-.Jl .is .a .ae rer-.'.l-
nr tfl dai. a.9.
NtNTED --i.aaoa. ~ teo young nomrn. 900 a..
w -..A washer anl rlnrr AMI ie l..er ss rlr-- go
.tar. -..sI .- ,, ,.s.- ...,. ..... b., 800 o..
Bee. 70 le'..r .- ven from Arr IS. srlaaon Ga. a.
~ Fr.,a. ,"-.orr ana
WANTED one or .eo good composition oranen.
W maA-rs .lIl tfstr ts- NUr.u-r al.r 90 orIamru.
sass frames f. .n-r9rs -. may Obtain sea, enn oq.
ms sj 20 goo ielon Aaoa glider Apply 90 Wal
WANTED S2i00 ~ ,-mq4ra-y osl 'r ure-
w months 1 one year @r .cf good note. VIII be-
sven a.i mortgage on zee properly ~orh hrer turs
tr amount a. premium e.. l- allowed. Aplly no
james II SIN. sHr. I' Ilomp-on.st a.j W..
WANTED s'Aslo8s ~ ,ln5-r " -1r- .so. IN.
w Al Children r-ceaty rgrf 'rs' 'rom c'iy ha1.'
a. s.'o s.'a' .aa wing 70 ~ors ~ Torrats wase'
f.migrsnon, 10 l'7 Para Noeharze. o4H
NttSTED-A potter ~ r. etor.ss .lJr~. ORE Who
W lctrrsts11s PacAilk auf coOlefng sad ha- some
sl9e ridge ~ irt. sli -iel-' Gay hear " stat9n
y spp}ingH 20 "s'erst sH4r
VI ANTED- By sf--p~c.a1s yo41g ~ atn.a a .i.ua-
W I9l COOK Ht1 riefsisnd. her blscr.a r~rf-cty
"-.- Best cog reference Ca lsi Df--n--t 90 81
WANTED COsT IS WANTED The .aocs "a
W Who rs1e cfocArr store ~" o- cod Pr cosi 10 os
90 'lli purchasers a. l-i WihAnsl ms I'm
M ANlED-A pOfl ID years Ot 49,, A. Al Apprentice
w " he gliding business ApFy ~ Peaf-st AZ -
EARDESER.-Th- al g-ru.er 10 d-.lrou. " procurak
Ma good flr most excellent m-r, who 1as been
.n nis service fr more han seven yrafs pssl he q
-nor0g 30 gardener understand. forcing kc BE is
good c1aclnan vel acquainted yin he Of horses
and 1-f sea.7.. and capable " making lnsef gen
orally useful Apply a. 81 Pnest 81 c
} uuu l1ES WANTED 0n tl- ice " ne C'eys-
-~.DOO and. C94m1ls ard Cincinnati Ralr0sd, 20
whom ln-r- wages WILDE pad. Inquire a. hi once n
tle Lnrd ,ia-- I'm zraut sJc.eY y 1feenWictst -
A,ary-st between ne 0o1f- " 70 ne morning and
seven 10 ae 7rening ~ whom e-rs and directions vii be
given. 'z.s Jlrod'J john RiCkEKs, Secretary
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IL kI-Eh = ~ON~' J-aha1l fur. 1r-cA " 1-ale-
- sf-s bunny a. FeE1lg.ecg-t " god .-1s~s
Z - lfrf-rAe - sIg ne msrs-t Inos- wishing
.-- ..-fe sr c-s .lf rr4 ~, ca = scp "a
folf 4lc C0f1u H-rchs1. ~ Bow ery S-~ Iors
Orc~r. 1fylKl f1- Pls. O4cs Or BY Lrpfrss penc4sT
2 ~artaE als '-
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IACk-ON'- PATENT ANNJsCIATOR.-
- hD-- an1 s-srsnps furrst7c with ~ shove named
T-c1.n- a. u- shortest loure o., signsl Cong or
.-rsfslip- .lr- VI 1penls Lsnl~r The shove ar
% 80" by me Z Government Hotels .lc srs ass slear
s1fs A. persous arr cs-aOn1d against n4u4.cc4r1s ~
-slcg sry u ache infringing -is rseul Orders receive.
by THos. CHALMERS 71D BfosdNag. orr orly sg-ri 10
- cL5. Or ~ ? .. JACKSON CO.
ft i1@- ~l.izm-st
tDAPEk 1IIIJ FOR ~AlE-On r@y~r. AN,
seAaa ~ stlcr e. al s-s-yLs = tte yszr CON e@t-t
% -rf7 afEr paper ~uEl~s within Few ri "a u Pa.
-r.sr SessJ -fsry Terms cay Pr srtser par-'e.-,
hf-l- n GALhf I DERRlCKsON
TX - Sol-hsf
I'khFEkANtk ckOt FRY inst ofe1-f by
= b4aD5ALL- A. - I'D sand. - sDrrg-.f cor.
i---" a 80 49, WEI --.-r--. a-slrua~-t " Family
I.rra. H-- lr- l1ef-c e. 10 .1w~.r .-ark4f price
'f c-si v.-s ? -i up expressly ~ .,- co4nrrr al
t i-,-- s4rr 20 lr r-zsocstl- gerus ssIr+
'~OAP FOX THE VE-T INDfE-.-An sr-c-
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-tr- D 80 st1 .us To- s,sp 1l r-tsr . stap- al
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b. ~,l.h FrI.h-f W arsHlr-. F.rar.-a.".ts I.
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The Hud-ou'- 8s. ompru, aui thc Ncw-
NnrA Herald.

ooS.l,SraEAD sa,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-19
CHARLES ALBERT
Attorney at Law and Agent for Claims In General
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A RARE CHANCE FOR kCAPITALIsTs.-Per-
IA haps more rare chance for profitable and handoz
investment has not occurred for long time than the
The subscriber offers at private sale his beautiful fine
tate situated on the Potomac river Charles county Mar
land about twenty miles below Alexandria and thrv o
Washington containing about Isl with variety q
so from the fine fowery soil for making the bright
low tobacco to the alluvial bottom and stiff clayey soil M
wheat and meadow land, with large proportion Of the latter
me improvements consist Of large, commodious, and
dry cellars and built at of nearly So O0 located on nm
eminence from which the prospect view OF near
ly the whole farm, view Of the Potomac and adjacent corr.
try, which picturesque beautiful also Of An
house. four No. hot for servants stable and carrar
house. three hne barns one among the best corn-houses
proof ashhouse with all the necessary M
The whole buildings nearly new built in the best style
and Of the best materials
The peach and apple orchards extensive and
best budded and grated kinds now in full bearing together
with great variety Of other choice fruits such grapes
ounces cherries aprcot plums pears, rsspbeies straw
and wild fowl in their season. churches Of
different persuasons, grist and Mills post Office and
blacksmith shop, Sc The facilities Of getting its products
to market by vessels and steamboats, very grest
bushels OF wheat can be shipped in day The place
knowedged by all who know to be healthy The
whole estate would make three desrabesizsd farms, and
would be sold altogether three parts be desir
BILE OF $685. of about ESQ., and Of about acres
The place we wstered has superabundance wood and
immense quantity OF fine locust and ship timber. Lime IN
quantity be contracted for be delivered within haM
mile OF the dwelling at eight cents per bushel t8t
The adjoining farm containing only 400 acres and no beter
land than this has been rented for three tor ont
OF the crop, which third more than pr
for the two first and upwards Of the third yesr
Persons wanting such estate, part Of IT, would do
but to admire and appreciate its worth -
uemen high standing and good Judgment when
this farm, have said shat taking all things into considera
tges, &e, in their opinion was certainly and eo;ds
the best 6rm in the county. CHARLES A pvR
eesS-vNla Ner Pst Tobacco. Chariea ooaaiy, MA
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-19
Mr.. Clayton to Mr.. Laurence.
DErARrmKsr OF STATE,

UEPARTMENT OF STATE, aE
Washington December 30, ls49.
Sir Your dispatches No. IA inclusive have been
ceved Dispatches have also recently reached the Depart
ment from E. George Squier charge daes Of the United
States Guatemala, giving information Of the military
patton of the island Of Tgre in the Gulf Of Fonseca the
18th Of October last by the naval forces of her Britannia
Majesty under the order of her Consul General and Charge
dAaes the Government of Guatemala Mr. Chatfeld
1t evident that the British flag has been hosted in
Honduras by order of Mr. Chafed and it is believed that
other aggessions upon the territories of the Central Amer
can States have been made by the authority. trans
init herewith copy of Mr. Squers dispatches Nos. aud
g. dated October 25h and November Cd from which you will
see the extent of Mr. Chat6eld operations Lord Pames-
tons declaration in bis cote 10 Of the 18th umo, dis
avowing any intention coonze, SETTLE or,y any por
of Central America, utterly inconsistent, with MI Chat
fields official acts and declarations and it, until
otherwise informed that Mr Chated has acted without in
strucons from bis Government and that his proceed
ngs will be promptly dsavowed. shall distrust the ho-
nor Of the British Government Of the conduct Of
inferior unctionay which merits and ought TO receive
the condemnation of his Government; but must say
that is due, not only the Of JUSTICE but the
honor Of tho American Government that immediate explsna
should be required by you Of the British Government in
sgard to the late proceedings Of Mr. Chatfed II appears
that the pretexs he has employed for extending the British
jurisdiction part of Honduras the indebtedness Of that
State to British subjects. We very much surprised
this especially the claims referred based upon
tors but upon between British subjects and the
Government Of Central America.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-19
Mr.. Clayton to Mr.. Carcache.
DErAhTukNT Uf oTAIh,
Washington, January 2, 1850.

Mr. Ctdyt0n 10 INT. CdrcdcHe.
DEPARTMEsT STATE,
Washington, January 2, 1885,
SIn have the honor acknowledge the receipt of your
Of the 3lst umo stating that the principal object Of
your mission solicit the ratification, the part Of this
Government Of the treaty between the United States and
Nicaragua signed Leon the Sd of September last
In regard the special convention signed BY Mr. Hise to
which you REFER is to be remarked that although be had
power or instructions from this Government to conclude
treaty of any kind with the Government Of Nicaragua, the
President would have deemed himself under obligation
submit that convention the consideration of the Senate Of
the United States if in bis judgment the public interests in
voved should have warranted and required him to adopt that
If however, you state that convention has not
been approved by your Government there necessity for
Its further consideration by the Government of the United
States.
The President will communicate the treaty of the third Of
September last the Senate. and will cheerfuy ratiy it if il
shall be approved by that body, with the understanding that
any supplementary articles which probable may render
necessary for efecuay securing the objects conem
plated by the 35h article Of the treaty shall be agreed upon
between the two Governments.
avail myself of this occasion, SIR to offer you the
surance of my high consideration.
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-19
Mr.. Ciayton to Mr.. Bancroft.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WAsHIssroS, Mar 2, ls49.
SI The President of the United States has for some time
viewed with anxiety the apparent determination Of the British
Government to take advantage Of the comparative inability
abroad for the purpose only Of extending, according
their pleasure, the limits marked out by the treaties be-
tween Great Britain and Spain for the settlements Of British
subecs the Atlantic Of that country, but also for the
conversion Of those settlements into communities Of chaac
by no authorized by those treaties Hitherto, how
ever be has sbsancd from asking Of that Government
explanation in regard to s 10 that quarter In the
hope that they still might prsve TO be consistent with the ob
cations rest Britain under the treaties adveted or
If otherwise that the differences between the British Govern
rnen and the Central American authorities respecting them
would s accommodated the satisfaction Of all parties But
be now sppvohsnds that this was q deusive hope.
The President Of the Republic Of Nicasgua has addressed
commuuics6en 70 The late President Of hs United States