The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-28


gaaoe and the exquhro sweetness OF her She
ts met in the nr. saloons Of the Court mos. catering
reception TIE Queen has also manifested great desire
to know this beautiful stranger; and OF these days,
understand, she wi DC presented ct the palace
ten here on the a4,h for Psrs where be viii remain
few days and then proceed TO the United States on the
Al MsdIid The narovi, dol paerc or Marshai Concha,
brother OF the Captain General Of CuoA ao ohX again
rom ht. journey to kaags There sooa ues o. ,aS
shout the projected journey Of the queen 70 AadAuss
during the coming spriug. ON the "a OF February next
~il De solemnly nAusura'ed and opened 70 w. proper
Queen in oonmemors,ion OF her own escape from the
rsoe dagger OF the priest herino on the I'd oil February,
1852 Il 70 an immonse establishment and one of the
edocs. institutions credable to this capital
senor Non, ambassador to Rome, has not yet
m for bis poei Perhaps bel waiting for the Pope to send
ba Nuncio. and pc hapA he 10 not quts satisfied with
the po1cy of Narvsez the queson OF the Of the
lands OF the church Mon would ike greaer conc
the Pope, and does ike 70 10 see his Ho
without beng able 10 offer just what he Holt
that say that Spain ana the spaniards
should be tied hand and foot by the olsrgy q 10 ayes
past and laid quietly at the foot Of the throne Never
.as,s: cur dpo%' ss!sO1s with Rome may be con
probably start on his mission he shall have
nothing better 10 do here.
The New Central American Treaty In Egg
lnnd-General Walkers influence.
From the Liverpool Journal, Jan. 10
ago. tho treaty s.e has been pubisSsd in the Ne.
YORK papers The Mosquito Indians 10 connne
selves within dessnaed territory which they are 10
enjoy their own form Of government but they choose
san,e rights and privileges the Ncarsguans Far some
land they are to be deprived Of they are to have small
msse % bs be ss
the Interference OF any otner State Is 70 impose
dutis. or charges on good. vessels froquonng the
port but those necessary to deiray port charges To
Costa Rca the river ssh Juan will be free up TO Sera
irque; and any dispute about territory between
Nicaragua and Costa Rcs, It is to be settled by the arb
tration OF the Cpiled States and Great Britain in
the event OF these two Pc dlssgreepg they
appeal to the decision Of third party The republic OF
d
With Great Britain and tbs United States but nothing in
the treaty 10 interfere with any claim Honduras may
nave on land nov claimed by Nca,agua rhe treaty
docs not affect Belize but will be subjected treaty
between Eogland and Gas'em and the Islands in the
BAY of Honourss and the Bay Islands declared
Independent, under the sovereignty OF H,nduras nj
csrseua will be compelled under this treaty 70 remain
r'pa5iic and of course, Walker expect no asss.
lance from The Unite STATES II be rules
President popularity elec.ed This isct however will
Io Deprive HIM OF o,pathy ana supp, from his
couoiry tor 'dventurers an serious peo ps may
conc rde. vito 8 republican alliance Win the United
States, Will virus b. p.ri and parcel OF the Union
Tpa iasi accounts left Walker In considerable dicuity;
BAT ne hos Geal ed from 30 navy ps'i' previously TIA, Il
sgould .ot BE- sdTs 70 pr.ctT h,s defeat
from the nion Chronicle, Jan II
VII prove a fortunate occurrence for Lord Napier,
our ne~y appointed Ambassador TO the United states
thai before hs arrival tue OF his treaty
viii have b:en promulgated which materially dmi,shes
it, cithculuea The bignest proof Of capacity In Q
oplomast IL someiiulss 10 know when Keep himself
qu,et-a task extremely difficult when there are quss.
tons ot delicate and ritsdve character still unsettled
IN vnlch may he ulaed 10 NEEDLE either by the
p'Onpt0gs OF res-s vanity by fear that tnacii-
vry may not be acceptable TO MS superors at home
Lofo Napier, there Is 70 hope, will
Amp's ,me study the serriiory before he is called
0poa 70 act at least f. other than Tor the pu
aSd Transatlantic brethren. which nothing
the crooked policy OF smoitous states both sides
could interrupted
Although treaij signed by Ar Dallas the Earl
OF CLARENDON the l7tn OF october las, Affects only
veyfman .rr tory ans itself merely an Agreement be-
raDsemstt, al future tine a rsreTth,lsu OF the
mos' important Ioltacal dtfiosdtts deaypewer Of u>
t,-luy whue IN Europe the most powerful natons have
omsI 81 70 lay Town laws which have their OBJECT
he prevention OF future International wars there mad
continent new contest "a, preparing which in It's tnu-
rious edecu on ADVANCING civthzAion, must prove
the OLE World The new treaty bs,sesn tut.
country and the Uni,sd States q most important
!.ep-.he most important Iha. hA: !et bean taken.
can question ~ will tairly give q guarantee toa,
the peace OF he world snail not be disturbed in tina,
quarer. The am cable feelings, and the habit OF joint
action, which the conclusion OF that treaty will
tate, must seo lessen ,he chances OF any future quar-
fe,n moral barrier opposed the spread OF what IN
America political language, termed the Monroe doc
whole American continent of ina, prpolple OF IN erna
tobA arbitration which In Europe CO culaied TO lessen
The material part Of this treaty IL is constituting the
proc OF aiy between Great BrilAin aud the states
ola resolve 70 sette certain disputed Questions by JOINT
sctlcn and nutusl col ceseion. Al prevent conse
quepce Of The uns,iIed condition OF the government Of
Nicaragua anu Gotta Rcs-vhch, ~ tas 'hero.c"
the frd.cTous csnnct Iasi much onger-i s impossible
toe the contracting parties 10 do more than agree
The terms which they fha jointly propose an scopt
there shall be governments boln d, iure and
a, fao thoee States Pending the removal OF this OBJ
stsce al the great question: Of dispute are disposed OF
in sov>nce There is for instance thu, respeslng the
N0Quuo lndisns long source OF chronic irritation be
England ana the United states, and o, which lord
Ps.mer.Vob, especially, had made the sknfal
whenever there altering aspect peace.
Forced by The public opinion OF England, the noble
vsooan has al lergtn agreed transfer the Prosecto
rate over these uoscss snd troublesome sasscs 10 the
more cotropi,l government Of NcArxm-ths is 70 say,
Ike quito tory 10 be defined the sacrednsss
OF rs and in.utuuops gusraDted but no, 10
be ossd a: the ryk Of having y Ugh, the Americans
every tine any squaoble occur greytovn IL 70 be de
clare1 por, and free cy though under the sove
respy 81 he Repubhs Of Niosraxus bat with separate
Considering The ri,s, We have from tine 70 time IN.
Cured Of this miserable question the fore.
gong Arrangement (of winch we awe only the hesds)
msh. have bees supposed enough for one single treaty
Loro Cs'epoop and Mr. Dallas however have seized the
bappy occvon 10 do much moren fac, 70 lay the basis
Tor settlement Of the whole Central Amsroan qu sston
BY supplementary articles, having toe iorcUss the
tres. i1en .sreea thai no aesy u settling The In
which 10 10 await rhe vsue But py lar The most impor
tan, o. al the POINTS gained 10 contained In article OF
principle OF future arrangements the 'neuirsiy OF
any a5d every communication By canal railway
across the nihmus which connects North and South
America" And II 10 sgrad ttu the fuu snd nnaf
assertion OF srch neutrality may be furiherc1 by
dspsisbie poins rhere,ore' What IL called Benrs 10
considered no, having bcen included In the Clayton
Baver tfes,J ard u is agreed that the boundaries OF
nst sesi ment shan be poss Die within tvo years den
nile arranged between this country and Gsutemala
h0Cove VIA, termed the Bay Islam fs having
By the treaty August last eciarcd free territory under
the sover sny o. H,pduras the parties 70 the present
treaty sotmhly ADOPT that arrangement md mutually en-.
ae recognise and rcspect oil future time the
dcpcs and rights territory AZ part OF the repu elc
o. Honduras thus lar EaEAnd the United States
re ooooeiped The absolute neutrality Of those passages
10 the great highway bs,ween the Atlantic and the
Parnc N secured. The questions thus decdedmght st
say tme have been made The subisc Of desperate In.
a. men on I'll, sido of A osnt
and might, In certain conditions OF the public mind
whether here or 10 the States have led war Al the
very u ash they from tine q cause OF mn.
tua evaporation. How seriously those questions we're
regarded may be inferred from the fact ths, although
Sr Henry Buver and Mr.. Cayt delbersely enassvSr
Cd 70 eject settlement some i've six years nee the
treaty they made was Non the tubiet q mscGn,trJc.