The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-18

nty pernicous theory Of rivalry that has taken pos
session OF some heads that ought 10 know better and
how identical the policy OF both their and
countries 10 in Central America On any such condrma
value ought we think, TO DO placed because II 4 Ger
tain that In establishing oceanic route in those
saIes American enterprise and capital win largely pre-
dominate over brilsh 10 secure, then, the neutrality
and perfect freedom and equality OF any such route as
the Americans win chiefly make great political and
ably and probably make ca ,rihces.
We will them reserate anuc cation that one Of the
make, the transferenoe Of Bay Islands 10 Honduras
There is host Of grounds, in our Judgment on which
the ransference would be deensbe Under favor the
belong rather TO the main land IRON which they are only
distant some thirty miles, than Belize, which Is
200 or 800 miles Oft Lord Clarendon has frankly admitted
that unless those islands are dependencies Of Belize
England has no title to Them Without gong
expression Of an opinion tha, tho title which Lord Carep
don thus wisely limited cannot be satisfactorily esta
bisbed Next, the islands command . great
across Honduras. II the United states bind the a.
selves 10 the neutrality Of that and all routes they
have surely right To expect that will retire from the
military command Of in Atlantic terminus These rea-
sons appear IN ns amply SUFFICE nj TO justify the
bo, o. re ay ar us a. the & has y
benefit OF political and commercial rvals,o but az 4
trfouton To common good-po Of coarse to the Cuited
states which have less pretence than nave TO the
islands, and which have sought them, but tho
republic Of Honduras, to which they naturally belong.
course, speak OF II as made on proper terms-3a
terms for Instance, that win eaecinally prevent
Honduras nom alternating the Islands restored to
any other maritime power; that VIII seizure to
England al the advantages in them that may
be granted TO any other nation that viii prevent
busters other tespcradces; and thai. above alL
VIII give ample protection 10 tho hses the p oper,y
attracted Ray Islands by The presence OF the Hrs.h
Lag and British ipsih utons there tness all taes
points in and complete security can be given by the VI
Mister Of Hcrdpras, whom Lori aberdeen has admitted
70 the regouatuns, any spch transfer that coutenp
plated VIII, OF conrse, have - be delayed
The Other points 10 dispute peoteo0rate Of Mos
quito and tie question Of whs, Groyto~n shsi be As
TO the former, lord John Rasse Ia 1865 toa the Cahi
net 81 Washington that
Her Msjestss government consider IA large 40 sff
country, though N unenof onrs longer
allowed . b. was,e wrh y "a soo0 eaaaerns ini'sns
forming IS Only rsl'vc population.
IN oeaiIg ~th H. ,e !, ,h.oe 20 be done Z % iele
and limit the country thus ossppei the Smaller
compass into Which the Nos, ato inaians be
pressed the safer they viii be- Another of ancira.
tons then, that The present regulations VIII result
either Ia tie laying down boundary Inc for Mosquito or
IN prov isi0ns for laying 4 down.
The great question: how turn this country 10 account,
necessarily depends On Greyowr, snd on ~ fatare cxs
traiion IL Is a.. tongs neetfsi
the United States and Eogand should come 70 terms To
world generally that Greytown should DC made The heal
and pivot Of ali Ties States, by giving An European
and American character. and SEPARATE indepeu den,
and perfectly secure ex.stepcc b. putting into
such position thai neither Nicaragua Costa fca
shall dare " Interfere With modest IL. AMI BY
bsstow!pg II such moral force snail secure
ffee tfansi, BY tie san Juan 10 the Pacific Hence
wecannot expcst any serious difficulty in seeing GreyioSp
clothed by tn Sc negotiations with all the iaeaence Of
neutrality, created into free town and constituted the
Hamburg Of Central America.
Tue United States government has also complained Of
the extension OF the British settlement Of Belize between
the rivers S.onr and Sarsfoon. This confess, Is
much more {. ,caie subject Il IS one ON which Lord
Clarendon has hitherto been properly silent Very
properly, because Is matter winch Eng,ane Is net
amenable 10 tie United States. II did rot within
the scope Of tie Clay Briwer Convention and pro
baby only thrown by Nj Buchanan liz
make weight for in the published documents he does
not appear TO lave received any Instructions from Wah
ingtob on IT,
Such, unaisturbed by the doubts and diicnlties Of
contemporary more ministerial nj times than the Ministers
themselves, the anicips tons have formed OF tho
negotiations now saia 70 be sprroachog conclusion
Opinions In London en- Affairs In the United
States.
From the london Chronicle, Aug.
The accounts recny received irnn the Inted states
full q interest They bring be'oe the c0naeds
The Americans upon bela yior of government
under tue lguty winch EnglsEI Was subjected IN
the expulsion ~ Slr Champion. We haze no cause -
complain o. the American opinion a. . Represented IN
the before cs might have been supposed, tbs,
tuc outburs o tho vanity nf which oar br.taren
the other sGc the Atlanic get credit, would have
n.ade isrii visible on occasion % Easaad sabaang
t5mey 20 the Presidential reo ~. would have
had we found them indrlgng in sipging pc.ns u
their POWER and prowess which had thus cqmpsliei
the Brieshers % submit 70 Humiliation yiiDon daring
10 express resentment Bat are bomb 10 say thai
thing Of THIS ap,as Tor anght We can see the prsvad
ing tpn'on IS hat true dignity and true hcaor remain
with The British government white the conduct ., their
OWL Iepres eA,ei ktte removed from that 81 bay
j WI be matter tor lasting congrat q holn con-
tries this daqreeable affair = aoe ei - pasa wih
10 more unpleasant reflections.
Indeed, the domestic condition Of tic American nion
K al present fIcer 70 engage the Undivided 'nton
Q: tie clZIs, without the distraction Il ioegn poutsA
LYeTywLcsc On The outlying porons OF Their wliciy
ornia the civil authorities arc Suspended ~ kaaeas thee
e civil only N the settled Stcs, where 20 SGT
of compression i possible The aAruy piits ,rouga
into sal ton. afa there ., slr BcOoSs
skcws large tolerance z given 10 scene aud occurrence
a. which VIC q our gu'et Ways, and with or fd tempe
Ement stand agte That aferfescnlatc u the people
should assault senator ISOLATED at which might
have occurred N any country, AID the g1. u walch
crgft ay Ia be considered - wholly that II nc poyrs
traitor But Il assumes dge,ent a-pcct wh,n laige
Iosiun ogiho representative hemocgase ~ wcra, rs
trnsnsnl reUrg 70 cxpcl Inn ~ y oissSo. me 4
fair Las az ukgeLtd n..ts ioi 70 Al Ia present M
mtnt comrs 20 colo ~ GOES upon simi1r attempt
~ Gmslar CIllg.on la Our o@n Hos Of C)na1ns.
III re- can We ta!nk, DC 10 greatI e7siasi thap he
ANXIOUS, the Almost edaniic att4cbn u. - III ofn3
law the aversion 10 TfOceed sEgle sicp sTs te
soid ground q regal evi6en;e. a the Baah lure y
CoInuns, aLd he odd aenarec, Ict o. - oY, bat,
"a nj 70 CINE Of crmnaa decency ;sa ev,nc u
- large n.,E0isy TIC American Hnu4c 81 Rep.e9el
ta:ves 10 ucr sefra 70 espel Ns bro9as fVn - seat
Ii Sesisyca. Zoe, which los all rrilsl perp,s,,s,
may hc sfesei as ostyirg Territory u the Ana
III the oler month that IRE dent Fcfce, ess io1s
co4ucIE. ard many COY rcfrtas agreed ~ = = - -
cevc MIbier fsom tie eovtranci y P.csid - Rets,
4 Meat sgran psid who, VIA 0a belr ct tia, pare
+ tlauihlogist Lad put down the pi iyr.nuisN Cove
meat and eias she'd genuine demosrscy ~ Ia tetl
II nlust tc admitted tat General e-ce Hated ltng BE-
fore took the dec i've step 81 rccarbag htas an
II he regretted he did not " at iiia ilnyor the
news q hts recognition could la-'ly have resr1o TIC
Nicaraguan government before tas Mushroom Eayas
1Ds tepc~ed, ard General Walker rcis1s ia HI /
4 Al. The Eisnliesto Of Walker. The nAba.iaf pr
excellence, tie .mericals themselves Scngrin1.s
him, i stfrie1ty cliarartc.i.in. ~aa but TIE /
otbcr mortR that Walker bolievet Ryis u pc |
al that Lcrltcrsi could xishpsre II hs motives.
exalted b. IDEAS intent only scr thc welfare Of III
eulscr. 10 sucnrr Is be seated ~ The Pecsiden
Ill. chair than liz evil qualities begin r. develop them
gcivtg TO Walkers h0r Or, R,as throws ~ Hls dis
ru e. becomes Is rant. ray irar 10 the nd which
he tas ~ to tue, end s lfaguiug hmsH vita fe
verJ men he seposed 10 ord g. forge The chains
u hs Unhappy corrtry Waereupun but course re
sts. The provision 81 government thus so up. must bc
Destroyed Hvas must be dcposed and General Walker
muft fere help for H. assume the Presidency him
SELF We car fancy the bitter syoBF tie many with
nRt which cost The General b. he thus consented
10 humble fortune lis back, aui u sacrifice him.
Ecn iCr TIC good of the people.
Tie plan English ne revolution, es = described Ia
the american plpcrs take to be lhat Walker, la set
Nrg up rvas nnced be had found ia hiIn uurcsist
ssrf wHrrn Ia y04lalhavr ditguity IL nanagtuf