New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

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A.srcan Minister ~ Paris, was at 'se l%s en- piv-s
70 the United States; but hs suece, sol, nj TS.orb
wss received without obstacle Az o.. Ts,,or
M'prter was sent 70 The U.red stA'es, 1ea
berg Precedent Th-se examples chow tss' "a
esnissal Of Mr.. Dallas ned pot, scShuLx
u,sge and itenstional practice, Impeoi.'e!I fsps
he course pur.ued by the Amenc4n Ssvsr
nept 10 respect TO Mr. CHAMPION. 70" ooiN
TO the DIGESTION, in which pegotiati1n u rra,.f
csb.. Tia, question is one Of very oopsidersos
difbtuly, being involved with sncta, Obligations
Oh The pa't Of ills country, and ancient aao Aas'
We c. Jeider honorable r.ations erSe.n US saa GEE
tan trip If Ipd4us the &c. Of Central An-reai
and beng involved hkewis- hr vsrious lntergfe'o'
in iesptct recent treaty In CARO- 70 these
tsIs, involving A. they co, mot impoitant 80
ouepcee il sppesrs to We, from the has'y peras.,
lave been adj. 70 give il in the newspapers OF 'ns
| cav that Mr. Marcy has written a very drPss7pn,e
o.patch maintaining, be cure 70 90 10 opening
eotiation OF the, kno, al me poson, Vet
American Government have hitherto maintained lev
l.. 4. eu,s 10 aesrt that Of them might De as
cusseo to ut that these poiais, on "ncu III.
tstIon Hould De use'u, should be referred 70 ara.
non. Now, j, has b,en suggested that though M
Dallss were TO receive biz passports, aud all dlplo.
uatic communication 10 be sapended, ye, ina,
p poiistio Oh all these vaId points might De cs'neI
IN in other place aud by soue othef niean'
cannot think thai sucb course would De ei'nee oe
filing thu dignity of this country or tina, ~ouo tenu
TO aSy useful eouclusOn. cannot think Il oen'uhs
| the cisIity Of this eourLy, because, NC
are To u, yotiafe with the L ited Ststes l bsfdiy
rtgoa,lou VI that il would cOnduce TO any COCA eaa.
Ii I'd. b.go alton 10 ~ be carried on cannot e9ece'e
that il cUull be better carried on than by hf p1S,
z. nil. man orally respected and who, during
sLort tine be bar b here, has received toe goa wiz
Of oil cess~s bear, bear ano by the noble Ear a. tns
be al Of tie Foreign Department, ~ho Is sc4 isnvei
with all the circumstances Of the case hope inIeeo
that he who has recently signed the treaty o fa,s
will be the person TO bring TO fermnHiOn these uis
| freezing occun.nc.s Hear hearl WITH respec' 70
the second port alluded to- toe present state oi Oh
| n - ia. hnt fa D,n-
| an accident might occur collision might happen on
qnerrIon or III some uaexpecei pace
witch would seriously con- promise the anictoe re.
lstIUrs OF the two countries We have hitherto nAl
question which has rolled for long time, and iot
great part Of this century has BEEN as II were, III
| sb.y snc-, without any atiye participation OF our
MS or OF those Of the unteo States 10 the dispute.
Tie States Of South AM rcs far from realzds the
,1p. CT ations OF Mr. Canning, that be had created
rev world 10 re.t the balance of the old have lardy
BE- en- able TO nisLtain order Tthla their own hhIs.
Still have they been abe TO attempt any gtea'
| couauests; nor has the stronger among them
| be,b abe so completely 10 Vdpqli'n Tue
weaker as to fora any great aud powerful state ~
| Central America The State OF Nicnaeua, great as
Der pretepriobs TO the DOMINION OF the Musquto
coat anu nite as she regarded the obligations wtn
us hcb bad descended to her in consequence OF our
fruer treaty With spain, has not been able either 10
fix btr.lf U, ON the Musqulto coast or to overcome
| that colony of various Eur pesns-Eug lishnen and
| otuerr-aId ctzeDs of the United States, which has
be- Il established at Grey town. Yves now, hoy
| TIA. al enttr preiDg military chief OF consiieraDe
eLeIpy who ~ k ely 10 attract many fJio~ers 10 us
s,uleaid ty taking the par of one faction against
spotber has ootained very considerable power IN the
State Of Nicaragua, and 1t very possible that fresi-
dent Rvas, having his ASSISTANCE, may make an
ipcur,iop On the Musquito coast, and may attack on
To. inhabitants o CIR, ytown The question therefore
Is, Whist will DO the course OF Her Maesys Govern
nj. If in such contingency have no DOUBT they
would THU k it then ouy 10 protect the persons snd
property OF British reidenrs III slch case and can
hot wonder therefore that they should wisd 10 have
efficient force 10 the neghborhood OF GreytoSn
for that purpose Whether they would think ut 10 To-
teif,re With resp ct " NicaI and Grey Know
not but think that 1t is question upon which we
ought 10 have soDe Information say tins the
mole b. cause the ports this subject are very con-
ficiing. saw in a newspaper today that the ships
of th. United States were allowed to carry men aud
even military .toIes, who, No doubt were gong ID
swell ,be forces Of Nicaragua. 1t seems TO me that
.uch cour.e wouo not be Consistent with the respect
which Is QUE the flag of the United States have
also seen hat was stated to be tel. graphic Dispatch
to the tff Ct ihat her Msjesys shpof war Eurydice
was i'll the habit Of nte. feIlng With tho ships making
ior til. port of Geyto~D ana OF suilng them se
fore allowing them enter Some explanation, tbhve
| 10 doubt be given that subject, but think u
re h that the aIIey which exists with regard 70 II
shUud be as for as possioIe removed lhese are the
| two auesiions upon which should wsh ~ have some
xplal alton i,t whether il Is the intention OF the
| Government after the course which has been takea
with respect to Mr.. Champion, to pursue simlai
coulse ia regard 10 Mr.. DALAI, and 10 break OH all
| dbl, matte Intercourse with the Government oil tue
| Uh'ed States; asd next, whether, supPoslng IN
should rot be the case, measures have been taken,
after delberation by the Government, In 1ider 70
vent AZ far "a DO, sbe any collision between the shps
| and forces Of the two couufres. For my own par,
should bope that the commanders of the ships-ow ar
of this country and the United Saes will receives uch
ORC. ~ that they will completely in concerts an that
| they will not allow the miserable States IN Central
America with their nvslres and their squa6oes, -
these two great nations to hosities WIN eacn
Other Hear hear. need not dwell upon the mlsfor-
tunes which would flow from q war between the 20
coubtr.s. They obvious, and must be fet by
.verybo If these dirsensions should had to any
serious quarrel or, si more, to active localities De-
TIVE, THE county and tee United States, the mserlee
which would arise to both nations iDcslcalable;
they are Of speb a bature man IN thus country,
aid tboult hope man 10 the United States, cOuid
coDtt mplze without the utmost fear and repugaaDce.
The power Of the two counties would no doubt be very
| signsly displayed if q war were unhsppLy 10 arse,
but the cause vi humanity, the cause OF peace n com
LII. rec aid the of civilization would suffer. l,
is EQUALLY c. at brougho all the continent every
mar who has feeling for liberty, every man who de-
sres to See the uf freedom hoah would depore
such contest bew, the two great tree Stat OF the
world; and il is clear too that all those who .h OPP
PRESTON 10 continue IN those countries of Europe
which are oppressed would rejoice at the breaking out
| Of such war. such being the feeling which know
NUT animate every one, and having heard from
NY noble friend similar ntiments ct an earl period
OF toe setsion-ser which old him the highest
boz or doubt that every thing which can be
done eLtly with the position OF this county with
it's honor aho with its engagements TO other bauoas,
Will be done 10 preserve peace between the two coun-
tINs. Lei NE only add that II the Government are
about 10 enter into these negotiations, dd hope that
from the that declaration made, TIL. House-
intatitg the example which it set itself laod 1t
initiate better durug the last war, Of for bearance
with regard ~ u.gotstobs-wll abs ain from anypary
discuss o1s, tom any iuputations and from doing
au>thIpS which induce any party ID the United
State. IL tank that If at last We shoald fgh and if
| pes,aat,O ns instead OF leading US TO an able