Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
TIE CLAYTON AND BtLW1R TREAII.
OF the y. y. Courier and Enquirer

CurresDyndrnce o. the y. J. Courier and Enquirer
WA.Hl*GToS, Nov. ?.
Official advices were brought from Mr. Buchanan
by the last seainrr Of .narl Importance. LORD IL
lnrrsion HIS NJ e..ih, n'cr two ycars "t .ni;c!'H-
,;rn .nr u decision, rxpliri.lv declared that Her
Mre-tvs Government will not conform t" the Ai''"-
r,cn construction OF the Clayton h! EiiweT fr*HtE
will not abandon the n"T c1inny "l !ni B"E oi
Islands will not recognize The ld pifira! h"un'th-
r;.. %, the Cr,trdl American Republic la those IN
tended bv the frenzy, and will moi relinqu-h the pro-
t,cioratr Musquito Indians. 1t will b" rrInenh"rr
thst nbuut two rearr ago, despatch from Lu"!
Clarendon found its way I" the pubic, in which ina"
Minister, hrlaf oi the Aberdeen tabnrt, rr'n.-
serted pr.iensons respecting Central America. which
mi, Government supposed had been finally disposed
of and concrdrd by the Irr&iy ut ISd'. lint de-
spntch formed part ut tn. correspondence in wni"h
t:uvrrnnr Marcy hud distinctly stated tie following
pr"ru<iiini ,..:.., c.,.o.
and C;rn; Britain cqua!r no, "a colombo. titiiv or
IN any respect acquire ur anTrIPria" C"n'rii Ain:-
On ar any pnr OF IT, The American Government ia
bound by TINT stipulation not 10 seek I" aMErk 'H"a"
S,nt,s nor I" -uhvrr! their I'D, IcnIcI''. iliS OBI
ration will b" faithfully observed.
.on Th. nIi..ntirn - mutual. Il lana been rio!t-
ted Ly Great Britain in nrenpvnG h' BAY "i Islands
and in rri!sr. surrender iy distinct hrt :" 'ii''
Government ,i" prot'ror";r f"im'riT ai'"ii"h ana
,.,r?ci-,"l over the Mn,gnilo coast
"3I. \ perfectly good understanding hff"'eh 'h'
90, .ri- rrrs that ih"-' cni;-rS at Disagreement
In. removed IL that end his government PROPOSE
The ds,"n'in I" ;Hr a'"N" colony ana 'h" i"f-
nal r., Juishncn n tf'' pr"rct"ra!" u hi' axe!
uuiiyc 10 the rejection ri I!cs" Propositions ms
Tnycrumrnt wuuld consider h"rsr!t Released ir"n'
tbr rduvaicn. obligations, aiid N"nId prnr"e'' !"
front with the tnvrrpnlrii- 81 the Central An"r!'
can SinI"s precisely as il In" treaty lad mol he"M
formed.
These propositions have heeil discussed AMI ~
nuu,cd fy ir. Marcy sud Mr.. Hucllanan with G:rhi
nbili,y Lord Pnmcr,"n has taken iir rr-ponsihi!I'
~ ,c r.rc;in" th, nmi the alternative ma onf'"'
1u,uily taken effect. The CLAYTON ad ti"iwrr 'T"!'
IS s. iher,l"r-. rcFu::ai"d by both 'i"''rnm""is
and mn longer exists. ~
This uncxr."r.h change in the r'!aii"ns q! III"
United States towards Central America, will i"nH I"
the mosi important political results In" enterprises
If Walker and k!:ley viii 7""I hrinG W the qar..
nu of annrxa;i".: IN n form which cannot b" cva'tcd
Two sruaratc propositions for thu annesa!"n OF r"!-
,ous of these States have been alrc;dy mad: {" t!l~
Administrations The sole obstacle" :" ih'lr acceptance
was the s.it-dcnvimg nr'iiunnc" which "" CONSENT
ed 10 Incorporate in r!ir Convention Of lSfl. That j.
uuy removed aud the destiny I'll that portion "i i'
continent nav lee c",.SicT"d GXc,i. Cine important
uurst;,n rernaiils which r1lte- tp H." mod" Ui gov
rnrnvn To he ui"p;e !or III, sc prospective ncguis;.
to,:s There are but t'To tOriE! known /" our sy--
tctr one is the government b" safes, The other :ha!
of Province or Territories.