The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

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hshore TbiDg whey out OF sight though he kSsw tbs
the Brtith gOveinU<n was fully in IL
| though he know that the Americans had encroassed
upoD 1t end though his seputy after wards
In the seeste that 1t was this enoroschment ON whio
the Awsficsns WIRE most reAcu,Iv bent This Oolu,
on which be knew his be without
be coReesled stoe and described the OF
the Britirh government founded solely on an srbi-
trsry interpret tsrion OF the bsy aud iotepded to
In this respect certain privileges which by
utage at hast The Americans mi hit the "A svss
TO have scqutrsd Whatever may be the reason able In
ference In tho cssc; of course uu to
aaert couctu,ively that Mr Websters msoo astrucon
of the Brh note wilfu but this Al Ic.st va can
sSythat he did represent wth Ordinary sss
even that opinion vhoh he thought him ,ef st Id rty
TO form Even II he really presumed tho bsyn ues-
non ana that only TO have been In iicated i'm Mr..
Crsnptous notification, be unwsrrantsd la giving
u 20 psisl description ia following vita such
ihestso sppesls Inc Secretary himself rfcsty under
soodfor hy the moatb Of Mr. seward he after ~srSs In
formed the Senatethat the am rcaa a. 90 20 TO ths
biih Interpretation of the term bay" absolutely
uhtenaoie even In the Interests Of Amsrc thsn-
serves AZ perfectly too Was he that the British
polio. on this point had been unifo Iy one OF oooces
zion and yet nethsr these facts did
his addresses contain tho ee suaon Instesa or
laying be his oouutrymsn fairly aud without preb
dice the dputabe character OF their proceediog,
Or referring to the Systematic berality BY which ths
British view Of the had hiherto
hc directed his appeals exclusively
81 his constituents, eDlagng upc the value OF tho pro
perty rather upon the rights Of the tjtIe ana
ing IL to be understood that American fshsrmen were
threatened with the sbrupt deprivation of precious pri
ieges by the harsb construction ot treaty whereas
we'll knew that the parties concerned were u ut leas
one hsf Of their proceedings, wholly without wsrant,
ana IN tne otner dependent on forbesrance wioh had
In ths case of the Lobos Islands speak sti
strongly both because We are exeinp from any national
participation In the dispute and because the
more cor cusvely at csm smmand Mr Webster was asked
by couDtryman desrous OF ticking guauo from these
TO this inquiry the Secretary replied that his Depart
ment was not aware OF any circumstance comforting
territorial title On Peru and that moreover there
reason to conceive that the rights least of disoove
sy devoved upon the United States through the achieve
h,fnts Of Bepjsmin tMorel jun. in 1898 Yet when Mr.
Webster made this rcpy to the his De-
patment must surely either have aware OF certain
circumstances materially interfering wk these conou-
sops or have been lamentaby deficient in political nor-
maon Ihe territories In question had been described
pertaining 70 Peru by geographer
who had treated Of the subject they had frequent
born and twenty years that Is to say in 1888
of Peruvian sovereignty exercised respect to them
aganst tne americans themselves which act was met
by rtmonstrsnee not denying the right OF jurisdiction
We are left therefore, inevitably to presume either that
the American Department Of State ignorant not only
pomatc negotiations that MIR Webster adjusted his
official opinion rather TO the interests Of the moment than
the merits Of the CAGE Our imagncs that
nothing has appeared from Mr. Webster on this sub
ect since his private note Of the eary part Of june but
unfortunately the Secretary as our readers know
driven TO an elaborate exposure Of his weakness
the 2lst OF August.
How far Mr. Webster was influenced In all these trans
bc known accurately to noae but himself but in
80 far regards Mr. Winthrop's deductions from dates
and occurrences wo may remark that the chances the
respective candidates are by no nally deter
mined our correspondent concevos On the contrary
the Union is s In state Of convusive agitation and
one Of the latest pieces Of intelligence tho effect
that Mr. Webster had actually received nominscr for
the redency at the hands Of considerable party Into
ais question however vc are not inclined to enter We
leave Mr. Websters motives to those bcst qualified to
detect them but do not how his overt policy in
he instances we have described be reconocd With
nn1lsr oAf
or be thought conducive TO that reputation which his
friends and countrymen desire for him
Antonor Jelly, welt known IN literary ar4 ;heattieL
circles is dead so il Louise Noblt soo time prn-
Returns from the colonies OF Ma-tiriaue md Guads
loupe exhibit increase in production. tho frst six
months oflsS2 the corresponding period Of last year
Spain.
An English company has commenced operations for
Mediterranean to sarngoea Plans for restoring the
uses Of this river, which Is said in the time OF til
Romsns to have been navgsble to near Its have
been preached for INJURIES past but from the naptud
both Of the people and the government the efforts made
were partial ahd abortive The company operating
has secured for nnt nine years the exclusive privilege Of
steam navigation on the river.
The maerc journals having for some time past been
demanding the suppression Of bull fights petition to
the queen had been signed by several thousand persons
to establish school Of tauromachia -or art Of killing
bulls scientifically!
at N,go from Cuba August report tho island at that
date enjoying tho most profound tranquility
Austrin.
According to the Independence Beige u IL said from
Vienna. that the Austran cabinet s.lll Insist tue
sipula.isns Of he coalition of Darmstadt making
concessions to the allied governments to aid them in
their Resistance to Prussia As TO tho propositions OF
Prussia II appears they least acceptable, because
regulations OF the te4is According another source
ADstri, will submit the whole matter TO the Germqnic
Diet and declaring the ZollvNen and Austro zovcren
quetions dea al ones summon Prussia to abide by the
Dc eieion of the Assembly.
boohseler named MANI, of Vienna. has been thrown
into priton for having bad hand in the publication
of Gorgey's memoirs of the hungarian war
By way Of Vienna we barn that ot Warsew. the
8lsf thero were eigh.ytso Of cholera, add
hityseyen deaths leaving under treatment 4le. The
diseae is sub-id'pg, and as winter approaches, will
doubtless dissprtar.
Switzerland.
Count joseph Krus2ynsk Polish Minister for Foreign
Affairs for time during the last revolution died recently
at Btrne The deceased had served since 1895 uom-
paly a. assistant in the book store Of Fischer Co.
under tie name Of Klein
Germany.
The CayisguAe Gazette OF the 9th contains article
which appears to hare been communicated by per
well acquainted with the subject giving account
Of he secret proceedings Of Mazzni aud ether members
Of the Hevoue nary Committee in Londoo. to obtain
given from intercepted correspondence TO show that the
revcuonifts are active and do not yet despair Of
The exhibition Of the Berlin Academy Of Art which IL
hen every two ytBrs has ust opened 1t contains 1852
paintings with few pieces Of sculpture, but
markabe.
Turkey and Greece.
The Levant mail bad arrived with dates from Athens
TO the 10Th Copsiannope 10 tho cath ult but does not
bring confirmation Of the alleged difficulty between Eng
rd snd the ports. The Journal De Costiiuopc states
that the Enelh site Modeste arrived Cosfu
the l7h the 10th che sauted the fort and Goth
cesdd 10 The city nothing Is said Of her having been
fred into. The Daily Ners however editoraly
that two shots fred from the old castle OF Asia
without any warning whatever and that rep ,ration has
bten demanded as previously stated
Troops had been rent TO the Tsand Of Gambia and their
presepce to have quieteo the disturbance there
AIMED bands Of brigands continue to commit sumer.
ous robhsres and other crimes ia and Constantine
pie They have proved TOO strong for the police.
From Pstras have further Of she blight II
the currsut crop; scarcely 6eepth Of Is
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