The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-28
letter. 10 other Journals.
Correspondence OF the Charleston Courier.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, 1857.
Orr Relations ,ci,h Mrico-Notdbles in 7own.
Tho President in his. message, Is to DO remarked
makes aluson TO Mexico 10 relations with that
bewildcred republic The omission OF any notice OF our
nerhbor upon this occasion Is very Significant Of an o
enion To take specal0oce Of her hereafter The
negotiations with Mexico carried on under the late admin
straon by our minister, Mr. Forsyth, in the city OF
Mexico. ended in treaty project which intended 10
settle all difficulties between the United States and that
government But the treaty failed receive the appro
baton Of the Pierce administrator and moro
objectionable TO the Buchanan administration.
Sew treaty s on foot II is barely time, therefore,
for the President 10 show his hand on this subject
Among the notables in town General Henning-
Of Nicaraguan fame, and Mike Walsh" Gov Geary,
an ex notable has also exhumed himself, and saw him
Correspondence of The Pennsyvanan ,.,-
sir W. Gore Ouselsy's Mssion-Otgo no, Kno-Ceniydt
Apericon Qiestions--Ar7ctntment Of General Lamar
FURY among D,plomats-rucotan.
The nature Of Sir Gore 0useeys mission has not been
fully communicated TO our government The correspon
dents from Washington undoubtedly mistaken In al
legng on the 9Th inst that the object OF bis visit was
made known 10 the Secretary Of state There has been
than one Informal interview between Gen Cass and
0uselcy but the true object Of his mission has
been certainly withheld. The decided tonc OF the Pre-
sident's message has doubtless contributed TO this
delay and think questionable whether the pur-
pose OF his visit will he communicated until positive in.
suc,ons shall have been received from his own govern
ment
Central American affairs are becoming more and more
compicaieds The truly American, patriotic and emphatic
Presidents message has completely disseminated
those who have vany hoped for less decided AMI more
concilatoty expression OF sentiment NY Iord runners
son will have 10 change his tactics he hopes TO elect
settlement Of this long pending and vexatous question
The Clayton Buwcr treaty, which now pretty generally
regarded blundcr and absurdity, will have 20 DO
abropated o. the President suggests lord Pamerston
must come the Interpretation given by Mr.. Buchanan
as Minister 10 England and since all his expressed OPT
risns concerning IT, The countp fully sustain the Pre-
sdsnt any course ,he may tai this truly vexcd cues
despte all The efforts Of enemes al home and abroad
Certain diplomatic gentlemen have kept up almost
constant uerng during the last two Or three months
Every fresh cause excitement puts these gentlemen
into buzz and diplomatic circles become manfestly
exercised. The news Of Walkers landing IN Central
America nut these excitable gentlemen into general
commotiop and before the excitement had time 10 sub
side new Of uneasness presented itself IN he APP
recruitment Of General amar Minister TO Central America
In sending Gen Ianfnto Central America, the Presi
den, has an object 10 sfVe. He determined 10 have
man there who will watch well the American interests,
and Who will rgidy enforce every precautoo that no
European power gains foothod In that territory The