The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-03
The Central American lmbrogliO-The Adj
mlnlsIrallOn assd the Washington Uexnocru-
Aic SpOiis anu Plumber organs.

OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND AND NICARAGUA.
From the Washington Union, April IL
An attack on the President has appear | evening
Contemporary which dem.nts Passing notice. 1t is full
Of misrepresentation. We shall quote It's insulting
and offensive language but snail refue by the state
mebt OF a few plain and ndspulable facts
l. The President never di ch.nge his policy in re-
went to England of United until the
present moment, II has been always the He went
TO England tor tho purpose of convincing the British GO
that their construction Of this treaty
founded They we're In possession Of the whole coast
OF Central America, with tue exception of small por
ton, and they con,epded that this treaty authorized
them to continue possession II was contended by
the United States that THIS treaty Obliged
don all their possessions in Central America including
the Mosquito protectOrate aud tho Bay Islands. The
issue was thus LARRY joined. In the Presidents first
annual message in December, 1857, in what then ap
peared to be the rreconclsbie difference OF opinion
between the two governments he employed following
Language The fact is, that when nations like Great
Britain and the United States, mutually they
sre and trust ever may be, Of maintaining the most
friendly relations with each other have con-
GUIDED treaty winch they IN iersand 10 senses directly
opposite the wsest is " abrogae such treaty by
mutual consent, and 10 commence anew" At this very
time, however, he added that whilst enterta ming
sentiments sha nevertheless not refuse 10 contribute to
any reasonable adjustment Of the Central American ques
lions which not practically inconsistent with Ame-
rcan Interpretation OF the treaty Ovsrtures for this pur
pose have been recently made by the British government
In friendly spirit which cordially reciprocate but
whether this effort result In success am not
yet prepared 10 express an opn'oa. brief period wi.
determine" After much negotiation these overturesv
have led TO satisfactory result the American
The Mosquito proteclorate and the Bay Islands
doubt be surrendered TO Nicaragua and Honduras respec
lively ard Sir VIM. Gore Oiseey has gone Central
America with Instructions to conclude treaties to carry
ibis policy into effect
me substance OF ms instrucons mas been comm1ncat
ca 70 TINS goveinment and we nave full faith in tue 10y
any q the ertisn government ne has exceeded them
49, y W. Jaw 10 s uouos ne VIII oe Called 10
OF next Congress this arrangement Will be carried
efect.
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Sns A,hu le,pe."s ~, .ner m.'u nc rresoeht or tue
~ p ae, .ne aohno "iedsea Minister Oh
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lotu NAPIER; IN ac tne governmtnt have never
.t i.on nun ..uei o,ay VI IN ~fung In relation 10
'no n ia "il'h 'no ps essh' uo'Iun. -,
o. IN Ine COURSE oi tne nesotauon Lord Napier did,
az Vne suggost u'at nc 'uougn' the BRUSH govern
inen might iavoraoy receive proposltoa to aorosate
cue ~ anu owei ,cay; out ne gave pouce tnt
sns W. uone' ue p,tsn eosernmsht "oaiu insist
~ ,sa ane pay anus, Tue most mPortant part
~ nen ~ ,'a leg on in,s proposition was
uuee, tegeo.eu, Vu Po'icy rom eue oeGnoing was
~ S o. uie n's.n from .ne sosqto professionals
a Gu, Wy ay is'io, anu ". niu hDoeoou 70 tuls s1S
'" ea' ~ IAN ~oiu nNe retnco possession oi
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sa o'uiu ever nave acceaea 70 sacn PROPOSE
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thc n. Rplver c,r ,sc, sna a,, 10y G vi
concor;er man nj sa,,Ism.,t ws,ch -, ~, o.Sooy
sonaoe oro ascd for m. avowsd nnrnoso os per
fre,ty rrnrenan, IN nil the nsnc,s ana AZ
American neonle Nor was m, All ' vi '"e
snch yr,s he nf,ns,on of Me- Buchanan th,, no .
deputed Ouseley 10 execute the arreemeo and whe no
H,,sh nvov was assiduo,sv ooera,,og IN secure uo
nnds ioo'nod on me islnmus the American representa-