, 1856-08-29
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WASHINGTON. July II. 1856

Important news has been received here,
and is believed to be in the hands Of the
Secretary OF State.
Dispatches from London state that diff
cuties between England and the United
States, in regard to the Bay Islands, are
virtually settled, negotiations having been
resumed between Mr. Dallas and the Earl
Of Clarendon. A new diplomatist appear
cd in the person Of Senor Herran, the rep
resentative of Honduras, and entrusted with
full powers from that government. Clar-
endon and Herran have agreed upon the
draft of treaty by which Honduras re-
sumes possession Of the Bay Islands, and
agrees to continue to subjects of her Majes-
iy oil the rights they have acquired during
the time England has held the islands
Mr.. Dallas, it is said, has agreed on the
part Of the United States to accept this as
q settlement Of the affair, and doubtless it
will also be agreed to by our government
1t is believed that Senor Goicuoria, who
Is now en- roNie for England as the repre-
sentative of Nicaragua, will make similar
settlement of the Mosquito question, when
all the questions between England and the
United States will be adjusted. There is
nothing else, believe, to quarrel about.
The correspondent Of that paper tele-
graphs from Washington, under date OF
July l4th, that the special committee
agreed this morning TO report bill making
anS pnc;Sc RoiIrooJ ComnaUv m" iI LIN
urovidcs for three roads ono north Of tbn
l4th parallel, one between the 9Sth and
44th, and one south OF the 3Sth parallel"
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the application of the people of Utah for
admission as State into the Union.
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RuMoR.-It is said Mr. Mason, our Min
ister to France, has resigned.
D1- John H. George, of New Hump-
shire, has been appointed Secretary Of the
Territory of Minnesota.
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In France the appearance of the harvest
is splendid, and has dissipatcd all fears of
scarcity.
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A letter from Athens says that, during
the present month, o conference of the
three protecting powers will be held in Lon
don, to settle the affairs Of Greece.
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cas-;sr - -: 'tISpG:unSo Ma.S:"",n.
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indicate tho resumntion Of regotiatioDs sin IN
Iopdon on the Central American nnestion
and q final settlsment ~ the same without
arbitration Cormun;cot;on with the Rr;t.
isb I.aoation bar. Il rosnmoJ
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-'iiW WASHINGTON, July 3. The UatOn OF this
morning says our government continues on
the best footing with France, and that the
French government has evinced in the most
proper manner, an anxlous solicltude that
the controversy should terminate amlcably.
Mexico. President Comonfort has
BY a series of pop,fIar measures. restored
harmony in the ranks of(the liberal marty
and has thereby made himself extremely
popular. rt i
Adsices from Mexico announce the set
uement Of the difficulty with Spain, and
the departure Of the Spanish feet from
Vera Cruz. sl
A. decree has been issued by Comonfort
directing the sale Of all the ecclesiastical
and other property belonging to the State,
to raise funds, it is believed, to pay Spain
and meet the other immediate necessities
Of the government. Dtei s
The war on the clergy was still contn-
ued by President Comonfort and the liberal
party.
Congress had reported new Constitu-