New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12

course Of proceeding ~b1ch DC nvy Wrr Majesty's
.yant,or of the two GoveInmeh~ IL, 3snt 10
Government being ss schciSSs rsIo,;np. of the two
drn,r,s, are prepared to enter into NJ q, '
tSsse matter WITT sincere desire 70 pnDg '"'"'
sps edy ard satisfactory CONCLUSION. 49,, C,ea.
Mr.. Marcy Is Incorrect when ne g, ,srr;.ory on
Ry,sin laws no claim to spy po.sesson or ,eia!
ba Mosa1ito coast; ard her Majesty "os .. .so
oor.;dcr row as they always have cons tnat
$50 condition of the Mosquito Indians, Tor ~ne"
Der Msj,.ys Government are, ore oOuna IN a, EUa''
IL. OF con,e nded, nor never has been con ~
,hst The Birth G ,vemment, consistently WIN .he
.,;puations Of the treaty Of $780, coud 10 .as ~
~ Wn.cn;to Jndsns dtake with military force, ana
tod San Imam dc Nicaragua, or any other point IN
:. Cnu,,aI lm,rca:- and her Msjcstys Governmen,
agree with Mr.. Marcy, that such proccsams ,r.I,v
he i'm. cor cilabe with the independence oua s,ny
81 The Is,Lmus and would render the treaty nsga'oy
10 the United States but no snch pretehson me- o
hetn advanced and no such proceeding hss been con-
templaied. p.r ,o~ N.issv,s
Government consider that the only quesion 70 oe ue
TANNED a. regards Central America Is tna' OF 'n'
hour dory bewetn that country and the British posses
ions aid in the settlemen, of that question no ih'u
morntsble difficulty need be snue'pa,ea' ,s.
With ,esp.c ct to RUstsn and the other pay i'ishu,,
.bfso AT different periods, have been held oy Grea,
Britain a. well a. by Sp.n and, having peen again
occupied BY British settlers, formal possersGI rs
taken of Ruatsn in lsos, by Grest br lam nnlapn
40,
increased fast ard magistrates were IRON tune 70
time appointed 10y the Superintendent OF Beuze uh,i
1850 when these islands received regular form OF
Colonial Cover ment, solely for the purpose OF then
b,,t,r internal administration; but Great Brtaa ca
NOT thereby acquire any territorial rights that she ala
not previously pos efs. ,-,,.s S,..o. hov.r.r
MAINTAIN thai, even suppoSing that the Clayton oa
wer Treaty were Only prospective IN us 9pe.aton,
these islands were no part of the British don'n'ons
earlier than 1882. o...,,, ..
IF the difference between the two Government: Oh
MI point capLOt be arranged by direct negotiation
II, re 90. ms no reason why they might not form Tue
rs,ter Of reference to q third power.
W.r Neiesty's Government have learned with eatis
tist Won are instructed to enter INTO co0mun-
co,"n with me in re.pec. Central America IN order
70 aseertarp in the fret place, whether existing cier-
encer cannot be promptly terminated by oireci neso
tisiiop and if they cannot be 80 settled, then 10 OILS
The conditions of arbitration on those points Oh
S;tyance es 10 Which hi. methe1 Of settlement IN ~
be requisite or applicable. -.
Tbis is the course which her Msjesty's Government
has throughout been willing to adopt aud have
accordingly the horor to inform you tina; l am pre-,
nsred TO nter into the proposed omnuncation aad
irn.t that our cor eieIces will be uctet in t1it
sniIr of cordially ana fankDess which, as Me- arcy
iu,ty Observes is dictated by tie true Interests Of
G,,st Britain and the Uuted States. l am, &c.
0iea' ''''' fSirnecJ CLARENDON