New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

house Of landed proprietor has been razed 10 tss
ground and in charge a the tine slaughtered
This news came by express on the liih. Yesis rday
deachmeDt Of ~ Genda des Armes were dispatched
70 he scene Of she turbulence
GUATEMALA.
IN tho sh the q 3 " "Guafemalap cane into port.
From Guatemala the most important matter Is a eu-
,ious uarer from Mr.. Minister Clarke, protesting
against tie new made treaty between England and
Guatemala by which some change OF tsrrit0riai
boundary was conceded or defined. The following ia
a copy: or.-v,,,, o.. t,ssa
sp.-Tke underlined Resident Miaif;er Of the gnaet
,hieh may b. spps-eu.. has dessrrea uuti
,hs present % the presentation cf The following .Rt
,o EsIs I,sstss ss af,sISd d Jsd Depssus d Govern
ea Of Gassnaa and fled srd plesIysa m tRs as,E ~. 2.
ioa Of Tie of The Central uierlcra
zee ss seeh % 'sis sns aSspeaSsni sovssn.e
indeed rom the OF Centra American thdepfn o
upon their Iepecivs soyeeignes md
territories Of British Interference IN tne snS
sssrs the ueay Of Apnl los" cousnloai. va f
Clayton and Bglwes treaty sas ,9leay sSss ~ s, Brit
a. and the United States America us unnecessary "a tn
sse- to become pty this treaty or % dwell a easts
sPSn sy o.. s .ss e.ofy Of Central kmerios nom
ocean indncemeut ihe abandohineat and
BIii.h PIoiseerels. %, IN 81 u, s ~ IN He Tjned ftss.
T. @ eas oaid be seear ao British inerssr-
nd Sepr5oI a. another, The placing Of the Cen
m, ssn Republics sd every part thereof outside q and
tsyn5 .b eosol aud inf aeuce leaving these Rspublics in
The m and uninerup'ed enoy9eut o. nei, snsie
teral lines position and regulate their inernt ana N
such them might best calculated to eIns
eysa snd insisted hat obees asssee in them
sstss bnt OF ae bs hopes and prospects Of Cenl America
have been amply and p.ed o 'ae ' I'ss olsns
Convention aieady alluded toi '1i ~ne'e " sAe i0'"us
@SSr The Government. OF TIE United States and Great
~. q..f.-o fat fha
obtain maintain ior 'sef exclusive control over s
.ae sbip ea1a ssIsas ,h-s I, W." ever g-I, g. Or sa'
H. Feof occupy, rty sooniEe assune eKsf
sny donrfon Ncaaus Costa Rica the Mosquito
o, ~ any part of Aa,Iica viii either
Of any Qiegou which either aeords OF Hay aHoEd any a.
luso whoL either has or nay have 90 Or az S'es o
fcston Of occuPyiug foy ng or coonizns Nearssas
Costa Ra the Mosito Cost any part Of Cehts America
ofassun.rg exercising dominion the same will
Tie United states or Great Britain ke atssntsse o any l
may possess with Government through whose ter
ri6 the sad ana pass er the purpose Of acquiring or
holding directly indirectly for he ezeDs or subjects Of tho
suy ngh or ayaue ees n regar 1 commerce Of nav-
terms TO the citizens or subjects Of the othei.'
Z {. sIue thst notes which Issse9 oetseoa Sir Henry
sEd American 5.i ason1Sr n % % t1s. usS sh' 0 se
July s. IssO copies Of which herewith communicated
parts Of this statement end protest. marked Nos and hsse
been relied upon constituting Belize an exception to the
era opcTson the provisions Of said rs secon and with
proper hnitsiion This position plausbe 9ut when the man
that exception could not be Insisted upon further than to allow
sroy Sc pryscs dsscnsted sld dsSaed TIE spanish
what Bea1e did Sir Henry Bulwer hi. already
cor I'd note to DIT Clayton Most certainly that Belize
Psoy anSss az a. Ds' 1s ss .bs iS o s f B1 coSi Mr.
Csyto supposed bis attention invited surely not beze as
the Repubho Of Guatemala and Great Britain IN secret con-
ference and scug under unkaown influences have aoashs
pope 10 define Ia 1850 but Belle occupied By G!ea Britain
spsefc purposes with boundary clearly aad fully defined
by the spanish treaty aesay alluded TO- ois ysw oe well
hen thr ilrfrv lgir
and sar.toon does 8ot within the exception
d sa bP., ~ e. 'f X. o o. % B saoosn ds and S RS,.
pIe,aiion n fssoT Of the British Government bat,
iiohs Of tie sytoa and Bver resy u ibis dilemma snd
70 give extension g the defined ns Of Belize the aid q
her teis les yoluiieesd bI eonesoa to establish ocsa-
b Sospry between these two rivers tbus adm n her own
dsmembernaen II win not be sufcent 20 rely upon hs
Great rtain Of April 30 proof Of British occupancy
and British owneIsbp Of the country question This sy
posod only every history
@ s msn country s ~aa S Ss s.o SS
did possess own and occupy mp to and before Apn 30
1853 but the contrary there are extensive regions between
he sibun and sarstoon extending inland Ofasss Dioo
F which have never bee explored and as late as 1924 In
ans in Wild and savage state were roaming through these for
ess beside this confession cones In questionable shape
frances and protests and complaints OF up to sna
within short period directly in the teeth of recent eou-
Of that confession from the American reprsentave al s
toIt remembered must be ALLOW Tat pom every prn-
weight Of testimony would be weighed with great cautioa
ct with .nspcOn It cannot be contended that The oben.oa
nch confessions by Great Britain establishing the boundary
Belize the line Of Labrador and thus incorporating tho
whole Of Guatemala would bring this region vi
option, and constitute Il part Of Her Maesty seemea In
Honduras its dependencies" yet difference be per-
ceyed in the two is understood that Great Britain
petense of ownership and occupancy the disputed terri
sb S " ov m tai the eous. oetweenthe
Upon tie ground that the treaty Of 1906 wa terminated by
boundaries of the British settlement question were enlarged
and that the sgbsgaen treaty Of not having reydhe
territory the reply If this took place after the date Of the
treaty Of alliance between Great Britain and Spain 10 lsOo
which tern mated the then this argument without ouu
oation support II before 1899 Great Britain conclud
convert the eneSseSment. Of the settlers in Belle on the
Spanish tory into absolute right; that she did then
om her subsequent conduct In 1914 Great Britain revived all
Der Tee1stng commercial treaties si'h Spain and what
hogany ogwood end other dyewOOds Spanish territory
but pvegel So Far from tho treaty Of 1870 being
tern mated by the ts continued existence IN 1917 and 1913
many words that Belize within the territory and
dominion Of His Majesty" but merely seement for
Ills Msjesy FOR tie nature Of this settlement" and
lcept treaties Of 1853 and s Great Britain conscious
o the weakess Of her claim 70 the saoon based upon ths
notes hch passed between the negoo and her pretended
conquest Of ,he country attempts ory position BY de-
y ing that portion the country lying the Gulf of Hon
'nirs Americas unfortunately FOX tlis pos1n the already
verse, In, beside tbi. az nssi,, 49, % l ~ N tIo ,h
yeal sqd geographical country furnishes
steEd opposed. BY tie united and testimony then
snd Of every Republic which Central
America they BY their successful revolution Of 1921 succeeded
10 81 the rghiso sovereignty end dominion which sppeaued
or belonged TO the Spanish Crown the tne over tins entire
country known The Ancient kingdom Of Gaatemsla By tho
hI secion Of The Constitution Of the Central American
edfiion Of 22i Now 1924 the Government the FED
Is Republic Of Central America and the ID section aud 5h
ce othat declares that tie territory othe Republic
Is the sane before compromised n the ancient gdom Of nae
nsa with tie exception Of the province Of ChaDs the pres
AFficie0 the
a. composed o the five State; Rsca
csrssua Honduras Salvador and emaa province
hes eta be contered STATE IN tie federation she