The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-26

trsds with Russia and her dependencies u neces1Ar
rily suspended b. the war the importance OF these
AxsEtisas w ~ teyqe4 ee,So ehx Squire - -
euI6gb6 o. Che honorable Secretary appear TO DE-
bic MOTIVES for his industry. In the fsst place, be
hA man OF method, ard this negotiation for asuper
undertaken, il undertaken, at ALL with Ne
s ss q diSenses y ssd putting I &c seod
ship in trim. Secondly, Colonel Seymour
wants something to do in his new and trying posi-
ton at ST. Petersburg and ~ Nesselrode he's good
that the Colonel should open upon him with 2 full
budget Of notes, protocols, and other ammunition Of
the profession. fhe Colonel il a soldier as well as
politician, and won high honor et Chepultepec; 1t
something BY which to signsli.e his mission. It is
understood that the negotiations commenced here
with Mr.. Stoeckel, but the responsible task will de-
vove upon Col. Seymour Of exchanging ratiicstions
with Nicholas or his minister.
The King Of the Sandwich Islands lately relieved
the apprehensions Of the beligerents In Europe aud
the civilized world, by procsiming his intention to
maintain rigid neutrality IN the great struggle.
The idea Of binding Russia by treaty to keep the
peace at sea- at th. time almost as absurd as the
proclamation Of King Ka me hA me ha-
Mr.. Marcy, indeed, seems to have taken most Of
the world under treatment. Treaty making has be-
come an epidemic. The Spanish gentleman who
ment, and we shall soon hear Of treaty Of friend.
ship, commerce, and possibly Of annexation with
that province. We have yet no commerce Of i'm.
portance with that part Of Central America.
Mr.. Beelen's negotiations with the Nicaraguan
Minister, for reciprocal commercial privileges, nave
been interrupted by this war, which has overturned
the government Of that unfortunate state. Borland
having resigned, the Nicaraguan mission Is now va
cant. The disturbed state Of the country must
der the presence Of some accredited representative
of the United States highly necessary. The legation
is, of course, not abandoned because the Munster
has left and it is obviously proper that Mr.. Beelen
should be Immediately despatched to Nicaragua, to
watch and protect American interests until suita.
bic successor to Borand can be found.
That respectable retired diplomatist has gone to
Arkansas. from which he proposes making q foray
into Central America, for the purpose Of settle
ment With a sufficient number of Arkansas
Blades, he will cleave his way to fame ia that re
giop If be do not prematurey fall into that better
defined road through which the rontio leads its fa
vorites to the tomb. 1t is said that confidential
agent of an American company is negotiating with
Nicaragua and the Mosquito king, for the remain
der Of the territory comprising the kingdom Of the
latter. Mr.. Borand will, on his arrival, be asso-
ciated with this agent
Last in the list Of embryo treaties is that with the
Sandwich Islands. The negotiation is progressing,
but nothing has occurred which to advance it
much beyond the point at which the business stood
month ago, when communicated the substance Of
Mr.. Gregg's dispatches. The islands will be an
nexe3 within few months,