The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-20
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WASHINGTON, Nov 10, 1866
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The sdvices received BY the government from Mr..
Buchanan by The P.sac are Of Hssosanl g az
difficulty growing out OF Mr.. Cramptons agency In the
violation II neutrality laws The Brtish government
to the enlistment question, at the time with Mr.
Crsmptons representation that the barque Msury was
fitting out In New York Russian pivateer, and hence
the Times employed to open its batteries against the
United States with view to protect from publ, censure
the aggression by British authorities upon natural
rights But formal has been yet made by the
British government TO demands relative to that
gression The response will be received Ivy the next
packet due Wednesday 1t will undoubtedly result In
intentional offence the United States government.
Should this BIZ the result there will be serious ques
ton remaining unsettled between the United States and
Great Britain except the construction OF the Clayton
Buwer treaty and that may be safely left for future con-
sideratiop bin may be brought forward In the Senate
OF doubtful policy for II would tend TO strengthen the po-
siiion Of the British government and, upon future
regulation they might not yield 50 much 70 me Monroe
this subject willingness TO sta nd by the Buwer treaty,
nasmueh it gained something for the Monroe doctrine
Moor Emory has actually arrived here and his report
is aid to be complete far 1t shows that the boun
Diary lire between the United States and Mexico Is ascer-
tsned and fixed BY the assent Of the joint commission
If the ucaty" and the three millions demandabe
and inynbe.
Tho Pre- ident and Secretary of State will decide to
wis the money Is payable whether to the government
of Mexico the assignees OF Santa Annauness they
should prefer 10 submit tire question to the Senate.
The Senate at the late session had this matter undef
consideration. MIR. Rusk offered amendment TO the
civil and diplomatic bill authorizing the President to
pay The governed Of Mexico any portion Of the three
millions appropriated by the act OF the Goth june 1854
exceeding two millions at any time after the passage
Of this act when in his opinion the public interest may
be thereby promoted This measure iaterded to
sustain santa Anna in his difficulties, and had IL been
adopted, his downfall would have been delayed for a
year Mr.. Mason inquired whether the measure had
the sanction Of the executive and Mr. Rus replied that
the President had made objection TO 1t; but the
Senate objected 10 it, and not allowing the proposition
10 be Withdrawn, they rtje ,ted II.
The case is presented in different form. 1t Is
proposed pay the money to santa Anna directly
but pay bis Obligations contracted while he in
power tie existing Mexican government objects to this
dispot OF the money and II is supposed that AFTER
have paid santa Anna shall have to pay Alvarez
II pay but party, 1t would seem reasona bio
10 roy that which give discharge from the
obligation, TO wit--the government Of Mexico