The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-17

q the Mosquito coast. Ths second smendmnt, thso:
fore, made By the Senate 70 the Dallas Clarendon rsay
vested In Ncarsgua-,hus setting sside ia oosS Ras
preten siou-aAd that the Mosquito Indians have dmty
pc.sessory right: there, precisely Indians haze
within the United States This Of also sets d ~
al tho British protectorate theory, a. nunnes the i'd
that the Indians nslon, possess any rights Of so-
stipulation With any Power ouisds oS Nicsrssus. r..
land and The Unea States are not called upon 70 unsD
any arrAneement whatever because The declaration ~
excuse Tor any agreement They are outsiders, 70 al
tents and purposes
any land srsnh made BY the Indians, rendered 10.
cessAFy In consequence Of the treaty cent 70
the b nate containing clause recognzlsg such gratis
and which put in IN London, no doubt TO furuer
certain private interests there
On the whole, next TO having no treaty 1t all On no
subject and putting end to the Clayton BulrsP
ueay the Dallas clarendon treaty. In IL amended fen,
H. perhaps, the best thing that can DO done. Hwin
put an emo 70 oil further special pleading and that vD
on part Of the United States It had refused 81
gotstion with England on he subject
Can question could have been defaitey arang.
ed long sinoe but for Aarcy's Jealousy In
S.y from him. the S o.n.a.n
and fishery ques,ons England at that time woult have
made any concessions 70 her pretensions In entr1
America In order to eff. ct . settlement. Of the sherry
dispuie- but Mr.. Marcy determined 10 prevail Mr..
Buchanan from dervipg any cred from settlement %
these questions and hence let slip the opportupito I'd.
Just al the disputed matters at the same time IT, Bu-
chsnan Is thoroughly acquainted with the subjst and
VIII insist upon an abandonment Of all British rsten.
sons IN Central America for the future.
The foreign policy Of the administration viii DO
very decdeds Whilst Mr. Buchanan will careful avoid
Oil ent.p sleu ents win foreign governments oe peoy
in the great family Of nations. Vita Connentl
affairs we have little concern; but we cannot oerlooE
The FAC! that there are three foreign countries uwhch
We should be represented by the sbest mon whoAn bc
selected The mbions therefore, Eu gland Spn and
Mexico will be carefully alled. with England " have
v ouP yolat
Of the most delicate character and benson
sble to the ssirs Of Mexico, lying uhsu Dor.
AMY
lhnow that Mr.. Buchanan is extremely solicins To
prevent the threatened hostlities between Spa and
Mexico and 70 that end will actively exert hnSel II 10
not Intended at this time 81 all events to press San 70
dispose OF Cuba On the contrary, 30 loag - pain 10
strong enough 10 maintain her power Cnosalone,
the United States cannot interfere But II will ASlanly
be Understood that safety demands any olage 10
made in The sovereignty Of that island, must bours.
liar. Comonfert can maintain himself only By calming
money, and Ut the same time concentrating hs fvern-
ment ~th.n reasonable hmi D. The provinces GLOVER
California and Sonora, lying far away from thu Hulour
portion OF Mexico and sfording her revenuswould
be II great value TO the United States and lea from
unquestionsble authority thai Mr.. Buchanan rpsreo
to negotiate ct once for their purchase These ngots.
tons viii not be conducted by Mr.. Forsyth, NO hac
shown himself to be of the Jishtest timber Wnovii be-
selected for this important post has not yet Inn de-
,ernined but Mr.. Pckens, OF South Carolins pokeo
The Gsdsden treaty gave as boundary Just rrth OF
Lieut. Col Cookies wsgon ROAD" and thus dcpred ne
CT the only feasible hern routs 70 the Pacific THIS
will be remedisd sonora IL purchased A rslosd In
under way, and much OF II completed from eorgis
through hississipp 70 the borders OF Texu TnGeof-
Sa persion being built by private enterprise 10 MIS-
sseipp portion has the aid Of government lands inted
TO her. ADD the continuation OF the road through xas 10
divided for by very liberal grants OF end fra tbso
sste. From the western boundary OF texas tone 6u9
Of California 10 but 40 miles, TO complete ro TO tho
Pacific. The Gulf of Caornis possessss two msincens
hsrbors and by snort canal a the northern OF tho
Gu across Southern California direct cnmmtcAtior
would be hed With Ssn Francisco &c. You ~ rely
upon Mr. Buchanan has determined upon Acquiug this
territory possible, and he has every con1oerosha The
negotiations viii be successful.