The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
MORE ABOUT THE MEXICAN TREATY,
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Senator Clayton's Views of Central
American Affairs.
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THE NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
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Schemes Before Congress.
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THE GOSSIP OF THE CAPITAL.
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1AfH OF HON. HENRY A. MUHLENBERG.
TBE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
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AfH OF HON. HENRY A. MUHLENBERG.
TIE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
Oar Washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON Ian a 1874
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Our washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, Jan. A. 1854.
Unr Fceiqa Rela,ions Mexoo-Cenirai America -Hayi-
CAaWa,iRe Prospects in Connection ,gh ne Chances Of
General European War.
Out OF the Affairs OF Europe, Cuba, Cen raj America
Mexico and HAyd the administration, perhaps expect
that somsthng may "turn up" whish will rally the
whole country to the rescue
Next concerning Central America Even Mr.. Clayton,
humbu gged he by Bulwer in that treaty, is
Tor holding John Bull to the letter OF the law Cen CAss
In the days. will make tren endous speech
Tor war basis Gen Pier ,es inaugural the Mon
roo doct nerand the Baltimore platform Major Bor.and
rowing Minister in Central America, at the Time
learn is Instructed to break up that British Colony Of
the Bay Islands and Honduras il the independent States
pf Central America will back him. 20 that there is
prospect Of nice little with John Bull down In that
quarter OF The world unless the old nlbuser shall
cluds TO back out.
Next you may prepared for bold stroke for the
relief OF the Domincan against the black Emperor of
HAyt Gen. Duff Green, 1t Ia said, interested in the
sstab hmeut Of Yanles military colony In Dominica
the settlers to receive liberal grants of rich sugar
oofee rds mercal privileges &c Bot to secure
Domin aeainss the French treaty wanting
with the United States This treaty supposed to be
leading obj ct with Cen. Du Greea Hence you
lind HIM, all of sudden remarkably thick with Cover
You know that NJ, Calhoun always considered 1t of the
highest Importance that thould have foothoh in
s n. ans negro s M
conquest by Of the white end OF Hsyt would
Be but the beginning of free black confederation in the
West Indies. You are, Also well that from the
political and family associations between Mr. Calhoun
and Gen Green that the latte: considers himself in
prehep,ve policy Of Calhoun on the slavery question
Look sharp suspect that Cushing sgrees WITH Carlyle
acrui bed out'
Nor is this all There Is prospect of the acquisition
fors New YEARS. day An efhcsr Ct L,pez, now in
lhn cy says that there are arrangements made for
Tor better things He ssd more bu. ply remarked
mat Europe was now in hopeful state. This oracle
novsseT s bear "a si ,nts ,I ysy soon We
armed occupation of the Baltic the Black Sea- the Alps
the "insus OF Italy and the eastern side of the Rhine
tumble into quarrel with spain, sezs upon Cuba and
though .e may imm.dia ely restore the island ave
cover ths smoke, and tley viii take the prize
They will revolutioDize the island with the aid Of the
Franco me in to The help Of Spa II they dare.
Thu you perceive, the administration in the affairs
chance for rayng tn. whole country to tho rao OF
cover, ment excepting the ultra abotonsts free sosrs,
Vsqed including the surplua in the treasury count
ypon other chapter or t~o in the history OF snnexa
ov always that this Turkish question rpsns into
gen, al European war RANDOLPH
WASHINGTON Jan. 8, 1854
ne Amrioan Purchase IF Territory rom II. Mosquito King
Goal Mines for Skdmships-The Consent Of Mr.. Cranp
ton D. tie Trdnser-Tae Question Of Jurisiic.ios dnd Eng
lnh Js1rpdions left Open.
Tho swspapers have jus. been making the discovery
that the King of Mos quito has sold out American
OonpAoy about half OF his dominons; and the old
Natino htell0enc Of this morning takes hold OF
The key ami able settlement our controversy
With John Bull in that quarter OF the world.
Now the fact is that his fae o. the territory in ques
lion published in letter from Washington to the
NEw YosK HERALD about . mon,h ago The authority
Of the writer OF the American Company. But
Me land not bought contracted account
Of its rch tropical sg cultural products though the
Importance and predigalty Of these products
ovsre but the lands contracted on account
Of the r.ch mines OF blum nous coal discovered said
lands md the OF the purchase work those
mines for the bereat o. the steamships plying in the
Gull OF Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. also informed
that on the Pacific size, opposite the domnions OF the
Mosquito King, coal mir have also been discovered;
and that it is the nention Of the American Company
10 establish tract Of lsud contracted for in that
quartz mining operations on large scale for the sup
ply Of the Pacific steamers with coal
It also underste cd that dLtins uished gentleman
msmbtr OF the American company in tae ,es sound
cd Mr. Champion, the Biish minister, in reference to
this ce nsn plated American occupation of the
oouuIy ard that far from any objections svog
expires ed against the enterprise Mr. Champion promptly
replied that forward without apprehsnsion
Of any impeachment her Ma ssty government. In
point OF fact the purchase from the Mosquito King lis
concef ion OF bis sove: eighty tu how that concession
cannot dsct The probability Is, that this affair
win tend TO compic1te rather than settls, dis
puts vsh John Bull concerning the rghtfu sovereignty
1.-THE AoFQuito country.
This coal mining tract understand was nrst acquired
ean American mercantile firm in San Juan on account
hcerts debts and, II Ana no: mistaken the State Of
kansu., and no. the no.qui:o King the sovereign
ty the drmaou OF the transfer though, for the
,ks OF quiet the Jurisdiction Of the Kipg ef Mosquito ia
achs OF the tract in question By American com
my not involve the cesson Of the governmental
sovereiuty does It disembaass OF the perplsxi:
ties WI CD have grown % such MAGNITUDE OF late from
itiah colonial usur in Central America the
testh o, The Clayton. Bulwer treaty
In The debate next week IN the senste on this treaty
Mr. Cs on may prove 1t eoss sxsuds the British
from the Mosquito coat 60 but there is the Co
Iony Of he Bay Islands and the colony 10 the log
lawful the Clayton treaty but little better than
deluhon
formation concerning the neoan purchase Of territory
In Mosq may be found somewhere 10 Wall street
oudsg recmens Of from the mines said to exist In
that district ATTY or sixty miles inland from Blew
fields. CAlLINlPPA
OUR WALL STREET CONTEMPORARY FLOUN.
DERING IN THE MUD.
From the Journal OF Commerce. Jan. II
NEGOTIATION WITH MFXICo-TREATY EXPEC rHD.
Correspondence OF the journal OF Commerce
WASHINGTON, Jan 8, 1854
The story that . treaty has been agreed upon with
Mexico and rent 10 this government idcAtion al
gammon though current in the city OF Mexico ut
the last dates In tbs staten ent which has been put
forth In New York p'per Of the terms OF the treaty,
three subj cts named which not Ter
ngotia ion. II United States government has repu.
dated oil claims ues.r the eleventh Arics OF the
treaty Gaad,lupe both q. regards indemnity for past
depret Ahons and tho which may ocsur Ia fu.urs.
ten Gh 5sden has 20 make terms that