The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

lies of Central America. While the United
states has abstained from ell diplomatic intrigue
with them, England has pursued another policy.
Acting upon the plan Of raising up in Spanish
America barrier against the predominsnce Of .
supposed rival, she has srenuously endeavored
to further her own interests, and create there q
feeling inimical to the United States The rels-
tive position Of the two Powers, in the regard Of
the republics Of Central America ut the present
time, is instructive. While the pretensIons Of
Enpsnd, through the harbarous tribe Of Mos
quitia are strongly resisted her simulated prefer
TO return the Bay Islands to Honduras reject
ed, and her professions everywhere distrasted,
the agents of those countries ere endeayoring to
induce the government Of the United States to
abandon its traditional policy Of non-interven-
tion, and to extend in some way the guarantee Of
its strong arm to the peace and industrial de-
velopement of those disorganized communities
The rising generation Of European statesmen
recognize that If we were to do this the interests
of the whole civilized world would receive an
impulse and . protection. Clarendon hes 90
knowledged II; Disrael long since announced It
ON the floor Of Parliament, and Napier has de-
Tended it in recent speech that has been re-
ceived with general accord and appreciation in
England and America Even that old end WHY
politician, Pnimerston, has caught the cue and
joined the increasing cry. His recent gratuitous
and uncalled for speech in the House of Com
mons upon our pending questions with New Ora
NADIA, was so marked m this respect 40 to elicit
from statesman sitting near him the exclama-
ton, why, Palmerston is going to turn Eli.
buster" We are not disposed to place very
great reliance in this new born zeal of the old
fox, for he is too deeply imbred with an autsgo-
nistic policy to this country through apractee Of
forty years Of oppositiOa to our growth and ex-
pansion, and we believe he is too old to adopt
new theories through . truthful conversion.
But whether he do or not, the advance and es-
Establishment Of the new theory of international
policy is secure. Our government has declined
to enter into any written compact with England
and France in regard to the policy to Be pursued
in Eastern Asia Yetwe arewell Convinced that
the course which will be pursued by our Minister,
now about to depart for China, under full ia
styuctions from Mr.. Buchanan, consonana with
tAs 'oss maj inc free oeve'oPetaeas o. 10 COM
nerce and interests Of each nation Is MOST con.
dneive TO those of an viii be such a. will secure
the approval OF the CABINETS OF narope. They
Will soon nnd also tnss 1oe extension OF oR in-
stituslons ana innuence 10 CentreA ana insaAr
America, will be FAR better safeguard to their
interests in those regions than any that could
grow out Of the pursuit Of conflicting pouciea
Under them peace will take the place Of discord
industry that Of idleness, ana development that
Of decay. Speed, then, the new policy of un-
trsmmelled intercourse and unwritten diplomacy
between the nationa
rvr or,,,xrxw W. W7,...va, \. .,o a..
.e.,. 80 ;,;,,n,,;o, .r,,;., a. =. e.,u-...-
- "a re.,rs;r ~. ons-.r,;n. Con'r,;..;o..
e,or, h,oe.;n. nm The nav;g,t,o,of pr;,o.,. r.
"a wh..sv.r hor.r,o.r ora..~s
anu "n"N'e, n''0u'e"" '''uea,0'' in"s "e in"uc
~ p'o'uc Po.'ev. " gum ~. r'po'0u 'o'er
uepo' ~ oes1Ne w'"'' o"' 'niNe 'ee"' NJ"
q.''' ''' 'eno" 'o,'' p'"'"'o 'aH
.n'N y ,"eou W sn0 NC" ,O- on 0"'u'-
'ay 'Ss' VAC remaining cummings " .u' P'opuv
wele nleo' ~. We u.o', ''na VIC, 'ne oomuls,
4v-e.s -''e -. .o''.. ''~' VIC Se "o. saa
'''an.' 0'"''sws ~" PUT 4ee'aou " INC
=. 49,. 49, s ~ ~a..,' $780, e' 'ou.0
y -e wy -
A.A ~ WY r -S,,s' 80 - pS.'s1
'.,"A' VI ''A'" A'''' 'A 'N' ''''''' VI INC"
' Os ccrrs. ,hs arson and .urhu,evos ara vorr
"A ,h;nr. and thsaa r;otsr. aeserve-wha. thsy
I'M No. 1e.- oo.a,gn nunishment Put IN th;s
,o, and AZ th. Tina Of dsv n "a us.,ess 10 th;rt
. H., or,h, 40 h.. Lat =. deal w;,A .s.c,s on,u
"A A. &c. No.. 4. ,h., vv;,h ali Thai, 60 ~.
,nar.n,;ns Conm;sIonsrs viii no. .ha abs ~,
lila . favor asno. :, saou;ne,. Po;r, and r..
guard It 80 safely that there will be no danger Of
Is being burnt some night over their heads, and
with the patients II might contain. That is a,
risk which no Commissioners have any right 10