The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-16

South; and il might revive those conflicts o
opinion between the different sections of the
country, which lately shook the Union to iii
centre, aud which have beens happily cempro-
m ised.
The rejection b. the Mexican Congress Of the
Convention which had been concluded between
that Republic and the United States for the pro-
tceion Of the transit way across the Isthtnus Of
Iehuan.epec and OF the interests OF those cit-
zens of the United States who had become pro-
pfetors Of the rights which Mexico had confer
ffed on one oi her own citizens in regard to thai
traHsn, has thrown serious obstacle in the way
OF the attainment Of very desirable national OBJ
ject am still willing to hope that the differ
ences on the subject which exist, or may hereaf.
ter arse, between the governments, will be am
tcablY adjusted This subject, however, has al
rt adv engaged the attention OF The Senate oi the
United States, and requires no further comment
IN this communication.
The settlement Of the question respecting the
pert OF San Juan de Mica aqua, and OF the con-
Iroversy between the republics OF Costa Rica and
Nicaragua N regard TO their boundaries, was
considered indispensable TO the commencement
Of The ship canal between thetWo oceans. which
was the subject of the convention between the
nlted States and Great Britain OF the 10Th Of
Apfll, 1880 Accordingly proposition for the
SINE purposes addressed 10 the two governments
10 tat quarter, and TO the Mosquito Indians. was
agreed @ in April last by The Secretary OF State
and he Minister Of her Britannia Majesty. Be
sides the wish 10 aid in reeonclling the diieren-
ces Of the two republics, engaged in the nego-
iiaion from desire tn place the great work ot a
ship canal between the two oceans under one lu-
tisdiction, and 10 establish the important port Of
san joan de Niearagna under the government OF
civilized power. The proposition in question
was assented 70 by Costa Riea and tie Mosquito
Indians. L has not proved equaliy acceptable to
Nicaragua, but il is TO be hoped that the further
negotiations on the subject which are in train will
be carried on in that spirit OF coneIliaton and
compromise which ought always 10 prevail OIL
such occasions, and that they will lead to salts
factory result.
have the satisfaction 70 inform you hit the
executive government Of Venezuela has acknoW-
edaea some dams Of citizens Of the United
States. which We i0r many ye8rs past been ntg-
ri be orr charge a'a}a rs at Cagaeeas Il i
no ell thai the same sense II Justice will actaate
IN Congress # that kepuh c in providing ia
mans tor tier Eaynent
The recent revolution in Buenos Ares ard
thr Moderated state- having ope ed the pro-
nee o an improved state al things in Al quar-
Ter. the gapernmeBts Of Great Britain and France
determined 10 ns. otiaie With The ehet ofthe nen
G. nieaeracY FIR the free Of their commerce
Ia the extensive countries waiered b. the tribu-
III les o The Il ri ia; and they gave hienttf
notice 1T this purpose 10 the nitcd States, 1hat
4se might il We bought proper Rur-ue the same
ranyse In compliance with tins invitation. sur
niFls;tr Al II o 5aheifo nd our charge d'atiaites
At B4ehos Astes ha,e been t9lty "aihofhfd 10
e,sl1e ea1ps s.," '"e - a''1,' ~ soa-
ta<s wh,rb have ta,en plsc- in the formation Of
The new government have as yet prevented the
execution OF those ins ruct'ons; but there is eve
~ feaso,' 20 'ops va, mes "a. sou"''e' WIN
tra.,, .t.,s,',,s. = Isa, :. .,elni
IA t.tne.f, ,i,s fr.tte4 S,.,es and tho o,j-
anal ponnt.Iic q, rragn,,,. which y i'll h.
+ ri hsf,ra tha senate S4n,d This Con
II, ;.,.,. l,,ar,ti..o q viii cna, II,
/. ,.,n.,c,c;,l a,,,nrnr;sa nl onr ci,;gans -
...-..r, nr grnat ayten, and t,nsarpsssed in
,sat.,ry.t se.,t,rcrs tul from which foreiar
+, t,.n. hay- hitherto hnen a}nos, who'll.
,|w4s5
rns sr.g-e.gat,G,.,c,,. O. ,br IB,e S.rre,
~ S.at. wrI, iha Peruvian charos
~ e- r.I.55,at.she I.agnI- I-tara- Nm
a,,,u,,r.lra IA CONGRESS- Inward the
.l.,.a M me i.sI ssssinn. Since ihat time.
Il. t,rthar ;avn.iis,,,{,, ar the sYliiacf the
,.y,,.,. which baa been entert4fnei If the
.r5ls - par,,.rn those islsnds have heen re-
,,s,vod ANA have aeencd il inst thai III.
,rs,nor,ry ,s,nog which had been nnn.
aooe her from want of informa-
.t,n, sb,nEt he reDsired by an unreserved
.ot iadyement or her sovereiuntv.
| have lhe satisfaction TO inform YOU
th,t tha caorse pursued by Peru has been
eredital,te Ia fhe iberaliiy Of her govern
.,sn, Detore II WAS known Ia her that
har ,,,ta would he ackno,ledyed M Wash
i,n,o, her Minister pf Eoreiun Aff,irs
h,d authorized oor CHARGE d'atisirs H.
lin, u announce 10 the American vessels
>hirh had aone IA the I,obos for ouano,
that ,he Peruvian Government was vii,
;,a T., fra,rh, ,hcu nm it's ow, account
This intention has heen carried i,to effect
hy tho p.r,yia, Minister here hv an ar
:, ,.ao,o,, which ! hal;eyad ~ ha ADA,
,,,o,,,a the narties /, interest
our so,,tanan,s q, the shores Of the
p,cie,. b,y. ,tro.3, ,iya, = grea, ex,en.
s.a, ,,l !, son,o resnac,s = new direction.
d, =, o,,. cer,,,erco IN ,h,t d,rec,io, dl.
.aa, .,l ra,;sir ;,,rrnasi-,y i,,ercu,rs.
l,..s,r,,,,, a., ,r;,h E,s,o,n Asi, The
,,..,o,y oc,ha N.r,ber, Pacific even into
,bc ;rc,ic sea- bsvc Of late wears been fire.