The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

W YORK HERALD, WEI
arquaDtsd with The Same locality. Jonssbsa was
psed 70 od tbe'c before b,m and dip omscy bu isd
reef about our visnt 70 anticipate bim Inc cis5 "a
user tresty 10 1850 the coneeq acno, rho dfat
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o. .eans' .u-iaa or Of AssanOs .xsrrsirs do sHa
"5cms tune" says an American pAper safer the pro
clsma''oo o. te's sopvsno0, snd dsla6ei quito
ookios fsr tas evscussoa Mosquito sh IRA
Of 3ese 70 ua lssitims,s usrs Il Avn, ot
,bss SIR berry BJissr. rp0er ipsyu,l,5a fr,n La.
Ps merstcn, BAD refused to exchange sns yst
the convea.oo, exes *i'n she understanding th.. Bsz
or Brush boOo urss should D. .rAtogs
CsyDn tnereup,o ~fo,s 70 M. Bulwes st,us Il.
bs cossepton ~ss not ur defsood oy either Of us pr
sotstorr) ~ ncadn tue 8so 101 turss
uo"'y csei British aondarss cor eos All siaonr
IN DeghDarbocd Of that ssssiemeut woiou nav %
known aS ne dsp1oaenc~s On TIE rsce,ps OF lsis,
wEih lore date Jolly A. 1850. Nc Bul yer prosssdsa 10
exchange tbe rsnncAi,ns." Our readers may as wall
fscs Ia m'nj Tor ths certain "a
again top'ca VI nst0na' controversy.
Tbs Central american o,spu,e has often been the
po,lt o. settlement between tue Uoea states ana Cre.s
Britain, but h-s bern settled new elemsus hiss
inst been IN Ioeuced 70 compcae the qaessisn iurtn
er ga Coovenuo0,' says the NKw York HERALD cha.
us, been ouciuced bet NJ. Wye, Britt Charged
Afares IN Goatemsla, and the GoveiD Of hs
20 republic Of more Than ordna importance, ey lhe
OF which Guaeuaa oedes Greet Bi.sn tne abso
nserso :. BRUSH aonau1ss or Belize ro,
c0mpreheSds en,irucosst from southern
moet limits or YusAtaD down~srds 70 the SARATOGA river
with The aoscent sandsasoge,hsr Of
Of not less Than hundred and sky miles . right
It's interim Of western boundary IL from point called
Grbusi's Fails, the Ssrsto0n river, exteu ting
norh 70 he frontiers oil Yucasan che distance Gsebds
FATS inland from the has been variousy estimated
ai from sixty TO buedred sad twenty i've miles II Is,
DO aever, nearly eixny miles 10 right line
coast and probably not far from hundred and ten fol-
loving the sinuosites Of river. This give
about equal 10 chat Of Vermont and New Hampsore com
bned rnese mise, IL should observed D. ecseiy
,hose which claimed by Sir George Grey 1885,
comprehend the widess prosensous set up BY
3ril,'h government or la agents."
the reader w,l glance map OF Central America,
he will that Belize sod 6oodurAs embrace the Gulf
while GusenalR peeps In between them an1 ex eads 70
ne Pacific The CT these territories would
incaca able; they constitute short Des1esn
more railways "rhs geoog of tbe country - told
preFen,s mtny OF tboee features which primary
oucewent 20 sette meo. With sub stratum Of readsh
SANDSTONE is soil sts chiefly OF deep Inter
mixed With sand and enriched With the decays OF sue
ceesve sees In accordance with the elevation Of ds
uicts, IL capable Of producing all European
every epeces OF tropical vegesstion The
or pss,ues e0resd large portion Of the country
Or tse margins OF the greeks and rivers An H.
exhausuby rich alluviai soil ID found" recent and
very trut~orihy traveller has just pubhhed the resu
of seven yeafs Observations made IL Central America
and he states fact wncn Ia full or ion Dortanoe ems
panvee that Is the Indians, when exempt from
oonosse, approximate IN disposition to the Mongoian
" probably y. 9sy Sss for ss
and appreciate mont fully the value of trade.
lnsy cultivate the grouno, breed Cattle, and, where
Europeans have created owns they every
NTH provisions aud produce BY natural ten.
denotes tuey have become civilized and safe the
orstec,i'n Of B.ssh a~ they will render tnese fruitful
regions full OF opdlence, elegance, and happiness We
rant hsgh road TO Auraa, CAina, India, and d5jacs
pDt'; ana mey haze esttry sempt fnns the Astny
M good Miu IF Earcpeaa and Eastern i'ovus The
ron cu in due se bs saer and shorter than that Through
FSance aud Egypt.
ndsns, 10 more than possible that large supply OF
cotton nsy be expected from this colony and tAee
somethis liberal and just the fo,oaoiag observations Of
wTiter sh the Nav YORK HERALD:-
amongst products Belize which foursh in greatest
naS o. ssps". ar,y Z The cotton pa. Gas
ndsn that thsre VA no cnuory ia The world uoS fsVs
ole e. ~ oencon" spscaeas cent YDxlana have
ohe pss ssps: .so sis in bat Il pre:sos
s: "s ss ~
we. and mas Drove an ana
9p 70 as s s no I'd ss nse g.: b. no u
osss.!n through long s.Iie. Of sadn
hH rescued desaa.e coast fro% he
s o. snS
ne .p.pi6 uld 9TH. day" In The
regret ih-s hAs passed finally usder the bri.h rule
We may hoo uer, erpect Of angry Diplomacy
rom Washi gon bu; The States 90 to Aerco sohy should
Ot ue 90 to Guatemala.
from the London Gazette, August 1871
Certain arrangements recently entered bet the
British government and the republic Of Guatemala re-
scectg tee cessoD 10 soveregntyto this country Of r
iish honduras, have afforded opportunity some of
uf Transatlantic ffenos of raising the Central
American question, and exciting, possoie fresh
ovtrsy between NE two governments ON that
oe subject The NEW YORK HERALD sees In this cesson
new Brtsh establishment the American continent.
Canada to Demerara the faci continues our contem.
porary, sis practical commentary value of toe
Monroe doctrioe as supported by the Usied states and
cascel lees Instance Of Inc value e,eurs
american diplomacy 10 Central America II now only re-
aips Tor Great Britain consolidate pretensoos on
bros Of the atlantic coast Of Central america. from Yu
c,taD 70 Panama Sne already donn mates the entire
country from her stronghold OF the Bay Islands, wolcn
soe bss coiooized and occupies In Contempt axe of the
Monroe doctrine and the Clayton Biiser treaty" Re.
neubeue 'he tone adopted b the press aad
no'e particularly by the organs ideundsd vim gov
tsnmsnt, during she Centrs
q0enon, ~e ase got surprised 20 find the NEW YORK
susge. Great Britain has had settlement at ga In
tae hsy OF Honduras, ence 1885, when tus
place was hoAlly yleoed up By the spaniards,
oefeore - Clearly defined and ndefeable as TIL
~hich che holds any o. her depeuoenc ana il IN
20 way affected by sny gu coaveo,rn with the
United Staer lnoeeo the Tens Great Britain t, ressiu
sFis Honduras-that is the settlement Beliz, win
10 belong pee~as pever seriously questioned during the
eostnened correspondence which ,ome few years age
rave GU much employ mint 10 Lord Clarendon aad Mr.
Perces secretary OF STATE Tna dispute re, erence
70 ous or hs Moquitoes and TO the occups
son OF Russian, bopaca aud otler small islands Ia
ae ray OF Hopdurss which protectors and Occupation
were held by the American stsesmsn be oconssteoi
9Th the PROVISIONS OF the Clayton Bulwer treaty l. wouc
re sspee p6eed tbata place which for more
tesn eighty years, by quite rs good tile auy
COTTON OF our colonial prosecutions should affected By
Convenon bearing cate nine years since Il s not dis
Bnseo, We KNOW that American statesmen and p0l,laus
onk With dsfavor upon possession Of Belize, and
oud gladly await themselves Of forced nterprets
ton Of our engagement with the United STATES 10 compel
to COED account. and which quite too near the sacred
to OF Central America TO render agreeable contem
p,ton 70 Mr.. Buchanan and his colleagues or any Anne
ricsn Minister who stands By the konrne dostriue or
tooIte the authority Of he small go caed republic
Guatemala ignored In tho United States, aud It's righ
10 make the cesson Of any territory sin sovereignty
10 Parax hat