New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON.
Important Development in the FOREIGN '''''
of the Government.

INCLINATION.
bavp information of reliable character
Of one of the most important moves "iicH '''' ~
,rnu,rnt has recently made IN any drcctoh' w
ve,,,e ., last the policy Of the Secretary Oh s'a'e
- ,eGe,encc 10 the perplexing Central American
,.,'os,o,s over which some degree even OF mystery
has for a long time hung.
Irhe Secretary Of State proposes 70 enter INTO
min, nrotectoratc with England and France ior the
security safety wcl-bcing and entire independence
ofauthe Central American states and thefieHiones
providing for domestic quie.-for the adJus'menl Oh
those Interstate questions when so OI'el -
tranquility, inducing wars and Appeals % iOIs.sn
Uo~ere and for free and untrammeuediachon WIN
reference 10 any line Of communication "hcl
might be for the interest Of the commercial "OHu T"
have constructed between the two oceans
think It quite possible that, connected WIN ny
MI WEssTER may have the idea OF urging the OIL,
ferent states 70 unite themselves undcI oAC o4vial
head-Oue controlling central pO"elI"I..n MI M
foregn nations may treat TO better advantage ana
which would elevate them 70 a comparatively IN
facta really) powerful cOniederacy u j. e'luehl
that this arrangement particularly II ms iattet
propostiOn we're carried out, would result III I'M
mcI,sc advantage 70 those States II is very hDerai
IN its character. coming from TINS GoVeEhmehi'
and II acceded 10 i1 the same spirit by the t"O siSHt
commercial powers Of the Oh World VINO nave
most interest," the great highways OF nations Wmch
will soon cross tie lsthmuS. II must forever remove
All difficulties and Obs fractions TO the opening oil Iee
navigation 70 our Own most valuable racine posses
siors and path % the rch commerce Of the East
and In that commerce. as We shall then be nearest
10 China We can Oulstnp all competitors especially
# our National Legislature shall wisely pursue our
advantage. r.o
CONNECTED with these propositions with reference
TO Central America - "A similar proposition WIN rel
erence 10 HaytI. The cessation Of war with guar
anioe OF their present pos ton is What pom parties
want and what both parties need. The Domlhcdhs
are too weak Or ther adversdeS i0f me negroes, III
addition 10 tier numbers, are savage hghlng men.
And the Hay;cn Emperor Is continually IN tear that
he sympathy OF some foreign power lOr ms "itc
foes viii furnish them with men and means TO crush
him and ms sable cohorts They are both interested
IN calling Il draw game. and % Is for me interest OF
commerce that such a termination should be brought
about by the commanding influence of the great
commercial powers. =,
The advent OF the new French MlnlSter-Sir II.
BulWers remaning--lthe Worlds FAIR, and ms wiies
derarture nOtwithstandlngl-the presence OF DlplO-
matte Repre- cnatves from two of the most import
AMI Central American States, and the growing COM
peUties Of the case all COnspre 10 promise speedy
consideration Of this PROJECT, and 1t Is to be hoped
that some result Of these long pending negotiations
IS not lar distant. MORE ANON.