Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-31
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nor unreq iently happens that State s.c,e,s sd ,;
WY a''oau before they are known bone Ths .r oe
p0o'o"y given to the matters stated In the .uh,o;,
e o' the New FORK CouEiers correspondent render, .,
'"a' the writer has 'adesd obtained hi. information
an a"'hen'ic aud authoritative source The late
Wilt to Washington by the Secretary of the A,...
Legation at London ia supposed to have been
with the correspondence referred to- as we'll a. with en-
ban affairs: .-. ,EI.T'-
WAsHrSGroS. August "a
learn rom au authentic and itye sourr. b,,
an important rrespondence has taken pl,r. h. u
buchanan and Lord Care don relative 10 the nor, NJ s
'u.h ahd the Mosquito proiectorate Mr. Buch nan ,ook
ay occasion, Ater entering his mission To ini,, ,b
Secretary for Fore ign Affairs that tbi, Governm.n, g..
10 re.ume and bring conclusion all oiestions
'n- central America which were pending whan Mr. Eve
ttu retired from the State Deplrtment nm ,h. .,h 20
March, 1853. He the views aud ey,,c,s,;on "
his doVernment at some length Lord Clarendon ,enI;sd
Ia statement en:5odying the claims OF Great Britain
uu auEanchg on her part pretepsons which were sun
posed TO have been yielded by the Cayton and prI-s
convection of 1880. Mr. BUCHANAN r.inined vi,b .
statement In which he reviewed the contr oyersy
rom lts commencement aud stated with eonvi incir.
strength and argument, the position and reb,s or h
Uni Ell States He declared in explicit terms Inst tbo
american Government could no. recognise apy Indian
An 70 territorial jurisdiction any part of this con-
nent and therefore could no, admit ths v,i;,y ~ g.
protecorae or gsranty Of such Claims This cotpmuni.
eauon Is understood To comprise the utnatum OF our
GoVernment on the Central mecan question and ia he
ieved TO require only the alb ndoopen of the ~
eeorate over the Mosquito coast but the slpousbmant
o tue settlement at the Belize and the dscontnuapce OF
the colony OF the Bay of Islands the coas, of Hondu
rss. as formed in 1852 ~
- lhe rfoinder TO this significant State paper ha, no.
oeen recei-ed and probably will be given Though
on the side OF the British Cabinet the
pears TO be conducted by Lord Clarendon Il undoub
ediy managed by Lord PALNERsros, the Home Sscre
tary. e Nseis-
ihe despatch which elected Mr. BIS second commr
heaisn was It nov appears the proImste cause of the
commandment and burning OF Greytown The ipdsno
son o tue British Government to meet the Question
determined ours TO act aud resolution was formed IN
smoke and burn all foreign protecting Powers out or
Cenira America The destruction Of Greytown vas but
me beginning and il is expected that the came extreme
pohey ~iIi within the ensuing six months secura the
evacuation Of Blewfeds and Belize England "a now en-
gssed in conflict with Russia which absorbs most
o her available power and resources bu. were she dis
engaged from that struggle there no doubt that tbs
acts add intentions OF this Government would b. held
good cause OF The professions Of beip,rencv
hdGsea In by President Polk pending Oregon DISPUTE
produced preparations for on gigantic scale Tho
positive acts OF hostility committed by the present ad
hsTaion, and so unnistakaby avowed BY the present
ohe'a! organ, must lead TO important consequence
lew osys since questioned the rrectness of the r
NOR regarding the correspondence described above but
the Information received to-day me no doubt OF s
accuracy.-Nat Int. " ..