Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-11
RICHM0ND ENQUIRER.
sATURDAY MoKNINc, JANUARY 8 I'Sa'
cpr,r BRITAIN IN CENTRAL AMERICA. :.

GREAT BRITAIN IN CENTRAL AMENioA =
p,,v oil; l., found The Presidents reply 10 The Fcsolu
~ or General Cass respecting territorial acquiri'" y
cra,, R,,;u in Central Amercawhich embraces iac's "
doom ,er,s, and importance. The astounding iac' 10 ue
veoned that hy private understanding between eec'eu''
CLAYTON and Sir Henry Bulwer Honduras and lis oePeu
ces were excluded from the operation Oh 'hat c'uuS -
treaty Of 1850 which forbade British coiohiza'oh "
tra America Had the existence OF such an uhuc
hsen known - the IT, S Senate tho Clayton ul~er "e1
~ wouN never we IRE satisfied, have rcce'ca wy
sanction of that body. Mr.. Cass IN inc "ehat' -
nropcrly denounced Mr. Clayton's action IN Ni"7
from The Senate the fact maj, "n'' ~ =;
nos.d Tho treaty referred 10 all Central Amef'ea' y
nc,ually applied 10 q part Of il only. W.
MED that he knew any Thing about the Clayton treaty
-; Contra, America that II was before tho Senate VI u'
or,od Honduras If he had known, nc never "ou'a
h.,a concluded It. He stated also in behaii oi WI '"
r bnt after the treaty returned from h'sa"u' wa
The condition OF ratification Mr. Clayton ha' an
with him. and asked If he had better SEM NC ' ~
the senl,c to have it passed, with ts'e
the part OF the British 10 Honduras W. nus ~,
49, .,o, abandon II: if the exception comes before '!'e
Senate i. will never be ratified; and rom 'a' u' " ''
correspondence came ont, he supposed " aoa"1o'ea ;,
Unfortunately The Wing administration has SHOWN l'se''
TO have been 100 much under the bias OF ufeat britain"
This same influence the Union Iaeee oe@'e'''! ''>'S
cent emphatic dismissal Of the Nicaragua minister anu m
nosrive refusal 20 snshen Nicaragua as to tho charges
,ins, her minister According the Unon this, IKE all
nrecednq incidents In the drama OF Central American
rio. Ia nm achievement of British diplomacy The rupture
Senior Marcoeta and this government may Do uacea
h,,k - rho Vaccinations of her Maeetys servants Senior
ma,coeta had the courage oppose himself to BRUSH IN
,s and the penalty of his emcrity s his dismissal oy
h ,,oscn administration. For striving 10 cohsoilda'e
American influence on the American continent ne has oee
dscoun,enanced and rcbuked by government ~hch as-
.umes 10 itself the especial championship OF American n
rsss Strange az this language may sound reVe" OF
rho circumstances and causes which led 10 the dismissal OF
Snor Marcoleta will establish s periec, truth and justice
Al the same time free 10 soy that wo approve OF
ths leading doctrines and arguments Of Secretary Eveles
ohle desoutch in reply the appeal OF Great britain ana
France for tpartte treaty in regard 10 Cuba TINS inter
es,,ps despatch we shall publish on Monday.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE Uni
TED STATES.
T ons,,sr 10 resolution of the Senate calling loF !oTmd
finn in relation 10 the Establishment o. ts1 Grish colony
in Central America
Tn he Senate of the United States
II answer to III. resolution of the Senate of the 30th ut
ostinp information in regard The establishment Of
The Secretary of State end the documents by which il
was accompanied. MALEhNp FiLI.nohn'
WAsAIroToS, Jan 4, 1858.