The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05
The Central American Qae.tt.a sstt!et

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The London correspondent of the New
York Herald, writing under dale Of August
18Th. SAYS that the Central American dtfti.
Guilty has received 4 definite settlement
So far as Honduras is concerned, the mat
Ter has been arranged between Lord Clsren.
don and Sr Don Victor Herran, Plenipo
tertiary Of Honduras. in London. The trea'
lies drawn up by these nrgotiatorz have al.
ready been signed, and consist
ist. or general treaty Of am,ty and
commerce.
ID. OF Convention lof the adjustment
Of all claims OF British subjects on the gov
eminent Of Honduras, and for the extinction
of aay Indian Mosqusto) titles within the
territories recognized as pertaining To Hon
dufas; snd
81. A convention for the restoration 10
the sovereignty Of Houdurss 10 the Bay Is.
lands.
The convention for the restoration Of the
Paw Leland ia that which, from the cjrcum-
stance of their occupation and colonization
By Great Britain having been regarded in
the United States as aaGrant violstlon OF
the CluVton.Buwer convention, first ciaims
attention, aud will excite much Interest
The convention restores these Islands to the
soyeregn,y Of Honduras, only STIMULATING
on behalf vi the people I" no have establish
ed themselves there under the British coEI-
pans. the perpetual enjoyment Of certain
rjpIds and privileges. The ground upon
which the restoration is made is the impuT
lance of preserving neutral the route Of the
proposed iuter-oreanir railway through
Honduras
The treaties and conventions require the
approval o! the Legislature oi Honduras.
which will be given OF course.
with respect To the remaining issues ~
the Central American complication, il las
been agreed between Lord Clarendon and
Mfr. Dallas that the port OF San Juan DE- Nj.
csrapuu (Greytown) shalt return under the
sovereignty Of Nicaragua, subject, however,
Ia the same stipulatons as those entered
into with respect TO the Bay Islands. The
Mosquito Indians are TO concentrate them
solves within certain defined territory with.
in which they shall have, for term OF
wears, such pussessory rights rs are accord
rdto the Indians on the Indian reservations
in this country. Meantime they are 10 en-
toy n small annuity from the State OF Near
aqua, to be fixed BY afbitrators.
This is very tame but avery sailaiactG-
~ conclusion to the bellgerent vaporlngs
and the laundering negotiations which have
so long attended Tho discussion OF the only
real points in controversy between this
country aud England. We do not reckon
the enlistment difficulty as any question at
IN, the whole wordy breeze growing out OF
j, having been blown up by the Admnis'ra'
ton and Mr.. Buchanan for political effect,
Had there been an honest wish on their
part for such result, the whole controver,
w between the two countries could as well
have been settled Sly or eight 0onIhs ago
as II has been in few weeks by the three
quiet, wel.disposed gentlemen who have
lust accomplished the task,
What now stands in the way OF oar Gov
ernmen, receiving Minister from England
We see nothing except Mr.pierce and h:
Cabinet. The English Government vii
lest consult it's own dignity by Whiting III
thee are superseded by Mr.. Fremont AM
his Cabinet, and the leading English jour
mails intimate that such ig their int .--
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