The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06


Bordeaux to San Francisco shppresses half the distance
winch SEPARATES US and our neghbors from Australia,
and places Japan and China within reach Of the com
mercial companies Of North America.
OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE IN EUR0PE-LORD PAL
VERSIONS OPINION ON THE CENTRAL AMERICAN
AND CUBAN QUESTIONS.
from the London Post, Dec. 1871
The Presidents Message-the substance Of which has
been transmitted by telegraph from Galway-fully
firms the anticpatons which the public in this country
have been led to entertain respecting the foreign policy Of
Mr.. Buchanans administration In the first place, we
must observe that nothing be natural than the
feeling of congratuaton which the President expresses
the subject Of the abandonment Of the right OF search
Sates almost from the foundation Of the republic, has
strenuousy abored to accomplish and feelings of mari
time JEALOUSY and general to act honestly
the statesmen Of America to declare that the police
Of American ships on the high seas should exclusively be
enforced by means Of the national vessels of the repub
c 10 this TO be attributed the failure Of the
negotiations Client in 1885, and at Washington in 1885,
on which occasions disputes of great gravity Zone Of
which had actually provoked war; were settled but not
the right Of searcha matter with respect TO which Anne
rica, having made concession has now achieved
complete though prOcrastinated triumph In the late
Russian war England acting in alliance with France,
adopted the American rule OF Stree ships, free goods
and brief period has only elapsed since the important
which announced several large and salutary mitiga-
tions Of the Engsh prize code, as well as the
e all Sy o
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penuensIy VI uc.'y o puuno Ju.siI & =. Eop9 s
having ~ AZ ieas' Two lmPOraes partcuas peep ouu
anu ns ADVISERS mlgnt graceluy reC'proca'e .ne eon
cesson ~nCn Enganu nss maae W pong 1ne % Suous 10
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tne eeae uiounc SuoS squai o'e " VIZ -.
american nag from ue,ne use9 90 ~ nov eqaeh.y 10, W
cover Tue most uetestapie anu injurious uo 1'' nas
ever ancted ana outraseu humanity A.. -
Inc United states nave AZ tne present Tine upon
tneir nanos distant ana expensive war Iuey
nave nued Out meet Ior Inc PuIpose VI ooerclns
the weak repuphc o faragusy many III lEl
sons nave tiouBnt 'uat 'nis ree. "aS insonueu =.
10 stop nan Way-to C IN ~ Se.iai .h. "
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10, asuay .S S oo c a' ES aS rra~ca;; on,;c;ps
i .e iIenaiy oUes @ VI rnSanm t % d;aTv ccnc,r Iha
uon ~ WINCH esery p.v @ - .ha t,en,ion NJ tho
p;St ua honos ssthat The fheral Marty will soon re-
;r oa- and es,oh;eh stahle rovcrnment In the re-
6uh,c >, ENGLAND Snon and the Tinted States have se
oaov ~ demand raJress for INJURIES which have hcen
nactei nnon har Subjects NV the chiefs who
hnvo the nossesson of nowcr in Mex
c NJ halaves that the dioerence rith Srain
in sneeJ;iv no adnsed tsas the present new Minister
~ swain hcs t nowc, m settie all trouhlee With
Wer,co, ;, Rnt If ,ha limited states citizens shonjd
no, no i,denniGed for the Iosses which thev have ss
oned thn Mr. buchanan thai he is nrenared
to taIe military nossession Of norton of the Mexican
tcr;torv ns ne prelude 10 that nocv Of
annexation which so conoenia 10 he great Of the
aarscsn neonio Cha l. Claimed for he limited States
nrecselv in Accordance with the snrt of the celebrated