The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

% the country Of and obedsBcs 70 the laws, or which
your the sanctuary when the hour shall arrive
be has known how is obey The whole army srS.sfuI
and sonsred In counting the Prince Imperial In ts ranks
win behold him with delight increase In virtue But
name inscribed amongst ours Permit, sire, the lst
regiment Of the Grenaders OF your Guard to testify
before the cradle Of Prince Napoleon Eugene the expires
sion Of IT. sentiments Of love and adelity."
s NE very 1s
Impression on the population.
staiss-The Fii,bassero system Of ASsorp-
ton 81 Territory Approved.
[From the London Post Dec. 81
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directed with esrnesness and anxiety than Gen.
trail America and the maguinoeat and nos tar-dstsnt
have long res srded valuable bland q an acquisition
which would consolidate their power In the southern
curse Of slavery ina m1sudng expedition or Walker,
and the feeble and dhorgansed condition Of most Of the
Central American States have attracted in the great
of the wors features Of the America character Tho
Panama Railway and the threatened occupation Of this
important line by the United Sates-he projected shin
canal through Hondurasthe settlement and subsequent
rendition by EDghnd OF the colony OF the Bay Islands
the rendition Of the koequito teritcry-and lastly d
ference between this country ana New 0ranAda-Are MI
matters which have recently excited deep and equal
attention both sides of the Ananuc Tho clAmor
In
has produced is fruits The Bay Islands have re-
stored tran derrod to the State OF Honduras snd by
another convention concluded In August last the ques
ton Of the Mosquito ProtecsorAte has been exngu
Commissioners 70 be appointed 70 nx the boundary
between Honduras and the territory OF the Mosquito
Brsah subjects in the enjoyment q any properly which
they may possess IN the Bay Islands group. The king
Of MsquiO Indians is = receive from the republic OF Hon
ouras 'tome Reasonable sum by way Of annuity FOE .
limited period" q IN indemnity and compensation for
the extinction Of bis and their interest In the said terri
Com mssioners. This may be very just and equita.
bio Arrangement ~ far % this country, tho Mosquito
indians and The sass Of aonSn,a: are concerned. os;
be suggested But b y impossible no& TO zee thAt
agencies have been a work extending % . much
tribes, even the welfare Of the people Of Honduras
These agencies though not avowed, may by their results
america Who hold that slavery L the normal condition
Of : vast proportion OF the human race, and who advo
cate tho restoration Of the most detestssle ras that
dnsrAced and afflicted humanity The Charleston
STANFORD admits that the slave trade might diminish the
value Of slaves, but Il suggests this compensasaon:-
C.rolina my dollars in aod and the day that the savage
African landed On our ahsrss cutv.se = that gold
WI siisr upon =. SURFACE ,s WIN not brightness DO
African" Who with soul 70 be saved and faculties TO
be educated live and die like tas brutss that perish
never penetrated, but which the almighty dollar will
speedily open TO American enterprisc-but Amongst =
ns Ss T
cmen Of the religion and the humanity Of the Southern
States.
ee country TO reinforce General walker are in fact pro-
agandss Of slavery, fully impressed with the belief mat
covered with States the great domestic In
sution OF portion OF the American people Such weak
States ~ Nicaragua, Honduras and New Granads cannot
long resist that gradual and almost impcTcee process of
annexation produced By eonstant Saz Of psican ad
pentsuos, Dhsch in time quite sus:ssfa De
,peedy and more honorable conquat by The soord. But
this process Of annexation by taking military possession
OF the Panama railway Il Is fortunate that England has,
the Central American coast, naval force quite sui
cent 10 protect British interests sewhere than In New
Ganrda and TO JOIN In perseverng order along that great
Inc Of communication which, for the welfare OF the
commerce OF the world single nation should be
permitted 10 exercise exclusive control In the policy OF
tine party In America territorial asgrAn isemens
1. only valuable rtan 70 promote the
Of slavery We told that 'the Constitution Of tho
United States does not prohbn tho slave traao merely
peal the existng laws on The subject. Neither docs the
Law OF nations prohibit the trade, ~ that law Is under
stood by the governments Of England and the Uniied
slater and the Judiciary In both countries" For the IN
formation Of those who mako This assertion We invoke the
memorable declaration Of the Congress OF Vienna, and
the multitude of treaties which this country has contract
express purpose Of the suppression o the
usds painful 10 witness this retrosression Of opinion
We trust that i Is only temporary ebul.ion OF feeling,
provoked by the excitement OF great contest-not per-
manent and determina.e policy.
The Conferences OF Paris.
From the London Post Dsc.
when the Congress OF Paris broke up determined
that cersan minor ess should DO oSs for ns future
care OF Conferences composed OF the eecon1 Plenipo
nptes who being the resident Ministers Of the Posers
concerned, could always bc summoned at any moment
when the matters 70 be referred 70 them should DO po
for decision and arrangement
This second Conference has power OF recpenng the
treaty Of Paris Of altering s text scope rho Con
ference may be summoned at any moment and We can
SEQ no reason why our Govern nens should object 70 m
me points IN dispute with Russia have been the pos.
session Of tho Ile OF serpenls and Of Bosrad These
Of March and by NO abiee with respect 10 The Isle Of
serpents Turkey has possession Of H. and IN EngiBh
nees u In The neisheorhocd These iscis are almost
TIE Islands. The Conference will NOT attempt 70 re
sorc u Russia with regard 70 tho question Of Boil.
wsS Ss '' spoS Inc s.ns q ss '
Pienipotentiaries know quito vol that when they
d and sS ns ss
from the Danube, and NOT New Bograd vhch would
seat the Russians in the very postum the treaty vas
the enc possible Bogrsd-so will Austra-so siil tho
honest sardina-so viii Turkey-so, Ne doubt NOT. will
pr Ss ous.o s' oss ssinr 20 ss%p uss c Is
another thing carry on aftcr defeat-o exposurs.
We DID not win more by the gar than the simple objects
ten ps 70 vresf the fruits Of our success from
with ether result Than defeat
IRON the London rmcs, December Ill
II IL really wonderful hou much that N absurd and
hov much that 10 base can be concealed, wrapped up
ana overIsid By ths pomp Of Diplomatic dic,ios, and
carried Oh BY The authority Of great and powerful
government Tho Cabinet Of ~. Petersburg has pre-
scented 10 Europe note which they dou ssess think cal
culsssd 10 raise their character and estimation IL 10
couched In language Of the most guarded moderation,
considerable length Ia fall OF pro ssons OF the most
exuberAni good fal,h, and 10 altogether 20 exesedissI
oecossus smooth, and 20 respectable that ose can
hardly believe that u 10 prepared In any spirit
except teas OF candor and shrinking from mis-
Representa- iicn and good faith that shudders u tbs
bare Idea a . doubt or . aurmiRc OF 10 SIN
ry. And YEA venture 70 say that o Of this docu
msnt ITSELF with nssle aid cxoeps the very sightsss
knowledee Of Geosrapny and the most superficial &C
quainAnCs with the history Of NE lest lev years. win
far ess ussxy han has been bestowed on the disc
phsrpa Of anceut Inscriptions and sbe Interpretation Of
tesis In ancient hstorans, meaning might oe exvscted
which would cover Russa with tho deepest dagrnce and
leave her diplomacy subject on ~ own showing, 70
she charge OF The meancss evasious and subtsv-
fuess, ALIKE dhingcsuous and superficial Everybody
knows that ous Of tbe main causes Of ths vac
was, that Russia, having possession q ths sulna
mouth OF the Dssube, used her power 70 close up
that mouth altogether, and that one Of the prin
cipa conditions Of pesce tnas Rusnia should retire
entirely iron the Danube and leave wholly IN ihs pos
session OF Turkey. AMER the conclusion Of pescs Russia
pevertheleua endeavo ed 70 occupy The le Of So peats