New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-04
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United Sttte> JuoB0 lie dOuh
c,mes and msde snosA osrt;cnlarI VS. either aa
tber refusal 10 reside n s,esnor He moved tba. he
official high crime or nia airy Committee. Agreed =.
Mr. SHIELDS introduced
two judicial districts Refere> inresolatiou for supply
Nj BApShh SSrsts am oGse SIN snsh books
OF public character as heretofore "a 1.ssed
or members Reed three times and ,the bill directing
Mr. ,r.ry az the NAVY to dsms me suits p.'asa
against JoscIh Gender and John Dud q. Br,sklya.
tract TO furnish stone FOR the Dry pVSA
Mir. HOUSTON appeared in tho Senate !, y ,o,,'.r,
time this session and was welcomed by maay = no, II,
Mr. JONES Tenn Offered resolution 1i!s a. 49,.
oury As TO whether any change has been mId0i w 20
OF the Capitol extension since the last session. aHtl'
vbs authority and whether such change viii 1yove ~V
additional expenditure for It's completion. LAID oyer
Mr.. JOHNSON offered resolution inqiirins weN pro
gress has been made 10 executing the appropriate ,s
in the last River and ar6or BILL Tor SnaS boa'' vi ''
Western rivers Adopted
Mr. WELLER introduced bill to provide for tn trans
porstion of the United States Mail ia steamers between
San francisco vii the Sandwich Islands to China KS
ferred the Committee ON Post Offices Thee prtvae
bills taken up and passed eil 70 . SiPp.es s
the Circulation OF Small Notes ia the District of Columns
Mr. ADAMS said the Corporation of Georgetown had
small notes In circulation and that TO require IN IN % Oe
81 nm TOO suddenly would tend to embarras that town
He had determined TO move 10 amend me Dill oI por
vidng that should not go into effect before the 'os Oh
Nj BADGER suggested that perhaps the bill would
not he acted on by the House ill ater Jny nek' and
those words put in It might suspend the ID" iof
Mr. ADAMS said he had reason to believe the bill
would pass the House before that tune.
MIR DAWSON said the Corporation OF ueOrgetcN,
had 600 600 of its notes circulation all OF which woai
have 70 be redeemed by tax 70 be lad on he psopo
order that il might not fall too heavily on me u ne
moved 10 extend the time for the law to so into effect TN
November next. a., A.. .,.,os
by the Mayor of Georgetown 80 :. -, ...,
prevailed and The bin amended was read th' 'nifd
Mr. FISH introduced bill TO authorize tho business OF
banking in the District of Columbia and regdae tne
issuing and circulation OF notes as currency heieFei !"
the District Committee ~, o...,... :. ..., q,
the resolution of January last calling for certain n2rn
ton respecting the interests of the Uned STATES III upI
and san Domingo UnimpoEam Ee'i.eu ;1 S1a Po,
Also message received rom the Ites'ue. oh r.
pcarg in response to Mr. Casss resolution OF tne I'u oi
December certain correspondence reiauye 20 t1S oon
struction placed upon the Clayton anl pu"el i's"Hs
tonrbing Central American affairs. Theamessage - IA
tree E1es simply communicating the papers Iuo nrse
paper the OF MIR Marcy to the Fre,ldea
The papers The second is letter trom Mr. Cfahp'oIT
MIR Marcy dated the 10th of Way, incl''ins Nhis2aVo
from Mr. Clarendon with a copy %; the ohnoa OF the
Queens Advocate the treaty. which nc lhiOfm5 Hr
Marcy communicated in confluence for the present
The third is the opinion Of the queens Advocate me
fourth is dated Dee - Is 3 Mr. Champion to Mr. Marcy
referring TO conversations between them on the saoJoct
and saws ne sees no GOOD reason 5r wsi5a.ny heosm
unncations heretofore nclosed in confidence Fith, Mr.
Clarendon to Mr. Champion relating to occurrences az
authorities of San Juan Sixth Mr. Marcy 20 Mr. lager.
soil in reply thereto dated June 9, 1885 seventh NJ
Clarerdon to Mr Champion com flaming that Mr. hsrcys
dispatch hostile to any further o. the mater
As sret copceptiOn appears TO prevail no, Oay an
rsspo still, situations the Government OF that sSa9ry
BIZ am sSteSsd By the Gsnvenon ss6asOa Of Ap y 1854
% he 10 s c~ss Aaca and 81 Sa
not Immediately corrected, might lead to ser.'1 saa iss 30
desirable thar that question should without delay be pat uPoas
dSyeSaapt tstas of q sad Of tho coodact which
b mt I'd pursue h regard to IT, The article IN the treaty
iIe OresI rau the UuteJ States hereby
en for l ooniroi over the sad SAP canal agree
sne ns the me or in vicinity ocoopy foiy
colombo dsiaion Slssssos Costa
viii eihe make use Of any pro ion which heI s1S5 OF ANY
PIE for che Of o ss or 1 sSp .S u,s cs
Assuming eHeresns over she same Ioeyey 9s
adhere they w neither seek obtain csc us'e control over
6 @ Se nt5 canal aSr viii hey occspy or
oy eolCne or assume exercise any dominion oys' soy
which they aaod Day any soee which they haseo
5 y osiS 70 oD an; d xase or
soasSeme9is britain viii rslislouy ,..h.
does doubt that they will be regosy spt BY the Uassd
lt5 rouneed had intention 70 renoanco the fel
tcs in Sept's Amecs sueE desispaoa ancsy
Great Han Re nosSced b. the treaty by hss Cor centuries
ag0Tdtd afford the Mosquito Territory with
relieve the question othe Mosquito fooy whieyer there
about H. and 10 place clear aud stsoe
too Which will be equally advantageous 70 Mlslhp it5e aud
all he which connected with or concerned
In IL.
H, Moestys Cove have already many c,on. within
Frscc character the United Inviting
hrt CoyTnmcnt hand In hind with she Great
the Central 1asies 'Ia3Sso Sesddp snail
protector The Musquito shall be preserved
Her Mjstys Government s ready DESTROYS aay
Tbs important mater aud they opa0n that
the such and ten1ated the better IL
euHty fer the usirnGnce Of the friendly relations which
bar Iy ubst between Great Britain and The United states but
ur such ttemen be finally uded obvious thar 3sat
Bnp csLhot abandon her present. position with rfgrd to Nos
ggo pgr can she permit ehE aeaIssat Or doIdes 70 a,e
Mosquito Igt Of possession which Great Bri,an has
still make Mosaito Tarhory With
that object u be ct their peril saeh the views which
Her hsesys Government entertain with respect Csutr An ri
affected by the Washington 18th April 1850;
aud such the conduct which Her Naess
propose Iuue win respect 70 that country and 70 the various
qutsons bch have arisen the will
however add that Her Majesty Government haze intention Of
between the Two for
10 the United states Sscre'y Of state and will the
repttt to Inn the eeTneE desire which felt BY Her Mjs Gov
and IN the mot unTeseyed with the Government Of the
am wish s'eat truth and r,sd Sir your most Ob,deat humble
TOJ.s Champion ESQ., &C. &c.
DocToRs Commons Aprl rs 1853.
NY L9hp ana honoed with your Lodships eoamiads siga-
Ieetsd TO aLsnh dispatch from Mr. Champion, M,es
Us Minister Wellington report offs speech made the
Of stat Of tie United stst the for tb
ene ship canal between The Atlantic and Pacific
thai her Majeys Minister Washington aud With rerencs
treaty namely that Great Btaa thereby proh5ioa % oro
teeioD y force OF arms state Central America DotEh
sareDs any alliance between her Majesty and either