The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

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Bens fits Held Out u Central A.nersca ana
Mexico
From The London Times, Nay 81
The dkquioting aspect of European politics has for sbe
last months diverted Ill attention from the long pre-
dcted territorial changes the oher side Of the Atlantic
sption Of tie Oeoker republics Of Cstral and Son xsS
RIGA by the United Na,s oonno apparently be long delayed
M d Ss M.% G,gnaaa are TS. only r.ady a from
r,enfs IN favor Of surrender Of their nationality; and
Venezuela although recent events might 70 iod,ease
that abe has some Inherent lfe Is the road similar
fate With regard TO Mexico, negotiation for the pur
chase OF another Of her richest districts 70
Mr. Forsyth, the Minister from wsshipgou being en-
powered 10 treat for the province Of Sonora with
mas to be equal 70 San Frsncisco itself rhe peeo
ason has since been pended not because there would
be an oejeccn on the part Of any Mexican dictator TO
simply because there no one with sufficient power
act Is veDiOr General zulosgs BY whom Ccmonsort
support Of the clerical party throughout the country
Alvarez who made the previsus revolution against Santa
posesssion Of the constitution sits Tsmpco in minsnt
danger Of surrenderDg to thom and finally v,dauyri,
With his Texan ympahsers again looking 70 his oppor
tunes On the northern ronIier; Santa Anna while
Is towering among the neighborng islands, hopog for
turn Of fortune that may reDstste hia snfh:icnuy
1 To Ala ~. I.x~lx-
may make the final bargain with Mr.. Buchanan's
Cabinet Under these circnmonces the UnUed STATES co..
country on eir o,cn tersns Already in Inc senate a.
Washington, General Houston hes introduced resolution
proposing tho assumption Of proecorass, and tho mo-
ton not carried will simply be because woald be
idle for America 70 commit herself 70 IN
matter which cen 90 only one way even II she remains
for protecorate only over Mexico cut all the
Central American states Ga subsequent reasc,os he
would Jake them one by one. Az far New ~
conserved there not likely b much delay For the
pest yearcr two adspute has existed between na, repub
c and the rnicd sases In connection with me claims cs
suffered by ros the fstbmus Of Panama The treaty
,%snssa X ne uo,es s,a'es 70 insure mo fa,ore
by The Congress 81 Boeota; but discretion now
about 70 prevail II the treaty be ratified viii give n
portant advantages w AmorcA, and be refused will
AFFORD ground for assuming by al tina, nsy be re-
CURED here, hosever a. In the OF Mexico there ID
tho slightest exrtop The opposing factions IN The re-
public s-e already doing s that necessary ana the an
he
Attorney General 81 Bosoa se-oiusely rec ,mmsrdeS
In an official document 20 the New srara1an Ouusresu
that they should apply for immediate sdm~sson into the
American Union senior Gonzales during former trou
bles In the republic sought refuge In the United sscs
and naturally inhibited there . knowledge Of The
which he now recommends with every argument Il
his command. Tns proposition appears 70 have sroIssd
ihers cannot be many stops before il uamsns or so%s
thing worse Lastly, relation 10 the adosung republic
Of must mot be supposed that because The
country has suddenly heaved on the base rule Monaeas
u ali at once about 70 assume character I, has
been necessarily torn BY factions Mooasss for twelve
prove the strongest ~ thai could hsv. toIsrase
him 20 Iorg cannot have many elements OF moral
States the absorption Of vcDezoslA would follow ~ a
matter OF course Its magnificent ports ~ agricuitnra
cspsesss and s gold mines =, Upss. would soon prove
frency influences will be 81 work In New G~anada
General pssz the chief opponent q honagas hes for
become scqus nted with the resources o. apy time
available Tor nxueuratng change OF condition in his ma
authorities who have replaced nonaeas or rendered
hostile By continued attempt 10 exclude HIN, bio fusure
o w os sSs p ss s ~ ssss ss aha.
Nicaragua Costa Rics, Salvador, Honduras and ouate
msla via be ready to 20 wth the stream. M only 40
oOnsas IN ne prcrsssos Of ne Clayton Buixsr treaty,
which prohibit the Unitsd states and Grsa, Britain
America but : movement po~ On ,ccs a. wssh-
irgfon 70 get that compact Get asbde possible. Ir
,be BIa.h Sovsrnmsss had eors..l'y scae haaa N
lkhmcnt Of the Nicaragua roote, ali these ocns,oers-
ions would have been rendered Impossible aad the
redemption Of that region would haze been The
harmonious work the two Powers Lord MaImssbury,
II bat time Foreign Minister, summay rejected the OPP
portunhy, and ali that has followed sncs including the
havoc and rsplns infected by waiser and his followers,
hes been but The nstura consequence of Inst decision
bould America now pursue the course THAI seems immi
ncbt the change regards EoGlish Interests aasumng
That she viii honestly provide for the sxissinG asba n
ys'ous ssaies 10 question, cannot but ss rrssa -
ment upon their present position he prospea Ut,
h key 10 excite much more bostlity IN The usn 0h,es
themselves than among any Glasses In Great BraiG ns
addition Of fresh Southern stAtss aou'd be viewed
irving rev preponderanoe 70 the savehcding patty,
md his ground the question has already excited strong
feelings In the NORTH although the opppsni,a viii c
course, pot be such permanently W overpores
anger anu - -iDg Temptations Of ircreaee o.
rtosy and . Development on commerce.
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