The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

By article second hs Bitsnnie Majesty e ICED thst
.Ase nsr 81 ns .a 20 s-,.s
.Iue ne alton dread agreed upo
90 eecT Az a,s"wo hem n the mos s.iemn mseaee a.
he equally DO nose who may hereafter aiernp' see
upon ", I.or' be sag'ns to ns Spanish domain SENATE
by or, icle fourteenth it stipulated folio
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ssc.. set seyssg a2ams the No.quces hapios 10
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ss.wssn he s. said y s,,. and a. and
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s:rs,s iss SS X sS'f mo ''A''0 posses
| lhis treaty WIS n ads The ground OF mo'ion fer
OF cepsare in the British House of Lcfds IN 1887
dsne ancsd as being nan,lisiDg surreadsr o.
Mosquito eeunIry aud aoandnnne OF the aosquitl
.pdea y. the ground tnst the British settle
/ ntnt en- the Mosquito sbsre Was not 6 regular ADD
lawful ret msnt tia, the Morqait5 nation MT
sIne, and tosI eiu Great Britain pro
Get tbsn and the voo OF. .ensurs wss refused by
large mo jry u the Peers. Thus he ,.tes remeined
eates laws we're concerned, ilil 1872,
wren spain adopted and written tors,itetion, ia
defence II the dessoiic OF Europe. lat const
tat1on G. ntsned this artic e.
Guaersa with the internal provinces IT the East
| spanish domnions.
tiaD anc guNs D'ssd her sovereignty. Gustena th'ew
III the spALrh yobe IN 1873 sDd became sonfedera,sd
republic it, constitution thus described the domain
| which il covered
4 ha ancient Kingdom Of
| exception for The present Of Chhpas.
| this to- riory n.lueed the whole Ct the Mosquito
coast The sbesial and Matted British settlement De-
tween the Rio nd, tid the Silver (called ;he Baizs
belonging within the Spanish p:0vcce Ct YucaAn and
| ey the revolution passed under the sway CT Mexico.
Geat Britain the inde esndenee Of Mexico
silula,ins at the TINE British subjects dwell
n its territories should enjoy the rights Tnich nsd
astD gained to Them by spaa Y The :.eay Of 1885, and
from General Ametia, with the exceptions ana hnasa
| III ms before described.
| ,ha 10 Ia f,JSv n,
iuls be Biish Pscies,Oate Of such an impossible
Ath, u,h it is superfuOus, viii shcw, secondly
that, in fscr he-e IL such sinsd King or Pfossc-
Of Spanish
hive cutte-ed on the high grounds inland and on the
which, 'hcush exceeoiosy fertile, was pe,.i!eas,al,
cidy unoccupied suca was the contrast between tie
.uats D., we.n heaven and hell Tnxt c,ast incudiog
the MOSQUITO shore, sill remains "a haunt OF savsges
VII m three hundred years 81 contact VITA Euroeeau
civilization has ony failed to improve, sotualy
| dsgraced and debssed" Among them are the
Bssqui,ees, the most deg aded ana deceased
| all. They are mixed breed Of ladians and ne
| gees in number ABOUT six thousand. They
| sist shirgy BY fishing and hunting, and I've on the
ing DO o,h,r part If he * ensivs die net covered
thu name by The p.oectorate. Their blood l. tainted
and they sc imnv hing in ametrs like the natives
The British have butt town. named Blew6eld, at the
mouth u he river, which contains six hundred
groes, ssd one hunc,ed are English Neatly al the
dwellings mere has, su, there l. one house which is
built OF bads is the Britifh agent lives, 10
gether with native, who has b seec cd by the Br
t'sh &. verI ment 10 FeIscrste king. the British hsg
The edi6ce although it ID recorded that
tiohs banner Tor tie MOSQUITOES was once prepared at
London sid cent 10 Bic sfeld. rhey claim for THE King
their e ',ss was Sahea BY IIm,e Of the :a,s'
TO ba, cGec,, bealpg their naihs. They claim AS,
that The present King, or sose one Of mis- late pre-
decessoIs. yii'ed Jamai.a and there YVES Invested
| with the robes ii royalty BY British cue scts.
The Bo'quises are hea,hsns. Thsy lave nsisaer
churches schools Ministry, Parliament, Coun-
eli. Ttey have Bosrpy navy, treasury, no Gus
tonaf, taxes revenues, police, Industry,
Other PEOPLE. arr indesn at Blswieic civil iaa
cis sis'ma &c, mi arJ and naval au hori'is ont al
th'te are British; they execute only British o;dsrs and
derive al their powers and salaries from tne British
government lie cono.l.ss he WY Lord
psln e,soD, in sle.keg Of ne Mcsqu,so King, sai,,
BsDco ,eyolts the Bill lab House 9. Commons Lang ,eo
when he bel p..eas 10 ls4o) hey vos the sp.ro
priat rs 20 support The Charge oA-es 1t the couct Of
he, iD,srins,y Monarch.
BaD, sbsap cs rscoainei in dotioDs Of Morquito
IA oD and pIoec'ora,e, i, finally dissolved by toe
frans ard nsniy at. ofLod John Rnsssi wiieu
The 18th 81 JsDusy 1853. Sha We to is being
ntr. to tie Gong II ,hs Ua3ed States. lie wsItes
s@, .9fs e1ss si,AH tas Fl
ue scysr'is%s owe, Central America and probiotios al
The her has entirely os her
dy osquro indisns instead COVE ming ,hs own
spd an ads
70. '' sa nSsa sa dns ss
nt.res in Science o b- Mosquito an. the
s' esars has e% sPsae
for hsr old cauuesiion with The irdlan ma ion a. Mesquite
Under circumstances could the fiction Of Mnsqu.',
King kirgd Or p.cseto ats he tolerated 20 deprive
the Uped states 81 continental Iights guaranteed
them by trtasts wi tas Genital American Ststes. Pu
would be eonsen'iog :, ne practice of fsard ga ,st
them emo ourseives tolerate snch Efforts alter the
| treaties of 1888 1856 and $780,
Lord Cla clsins tina. the late Mr.. Webste when
the treaty of 1850 This sanction is unas.stHod to se
merely inferred from MI. WeNte.s having advised Nj
Me. eoe,s me N:arsguan Minister, to sceeps treaty
The Biiis COVE pmeot the basis of tia
tion NJ or tesns oaly to have proposed iris from
an amisble asrirs to effect oronase, which f.iie
but however solemn have been his approval Of rhe
Bri,ih censruc'ion, has neve. bean adopted ~ The
| OWL, ntaintd.
Mr.. WebsieTs supposed admission agsi.s. the United
Staes tpsn "a ny coun.er adrnis If
lord john Russell in the letter viii n have quoted
| 10 largely already
The peeu,sry Of mis- ss.s e that certain States
qulo nation are liable day 10 insusous upon Their
snssr ITO sonor and huasaisy re-
N ssS. q the so:9 Sae og z. & s n sss
Ios sisay, ehe direct indirect,
| So much light tss ceen thrown upon the whole
fed Of debate that can dispose briefly Of the two
simuitsnsonsy with he "a fsston Il the -eaty 1850
explanations passed ee,sesn he neg,ts.ors, viii ID
ceped roIo lis operation 'ths B,-h se,:enent II n
u.s. (oomm0n1y called Bltisn aonou as ss distinct
Icm the state Hcnc uras and the strsl ISLANDS
Dtehbothoed Of that ee. aept which Tosy known
rs d-ptndsneieso AID was declared that the tile
that ttenea and those slscds left by the treaty
without oe'yng, Or affirming, or medollng N any way
with thu san-.n
GREAT Biaia .iss the Sars'oon river, f-hch
is far souh ~ the - the border Of The tpti.n
settlement Of the Baiz wno ~ the treaty of17Sj the
>bun u expressly defined its pr per boundary aad
he insists moreover, xusie sov-regn'y that
district while, oy ba- Eeat, her sses-sien l. e
| subordinate one vi bout any sttsrute Of snn'on
whatever. By this ended ant absolute ccccIpatiSr
Great Britain prepoaed passage io Ist
nus through the state 81 Honduras and hss great
er 10 oostruo, the Nicaragua route Tn Uaitad
states, in visw II the exception Of the Bsze dias.ic.
| fr,m the tea uf 1850 do not insis, now On her
aor d. nirg ,hs Baze, but thy INSIST that she shall
shbdrsw the istIet she has rsurped, hing b..
t-esn 'he >ieuD ann the Ssrstoon aud conGne herself