New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04

the Ishmian dispute with Great Britain A tele-
gram from Secretary Gresham to Ambassador Bay
ard, dated December II. says:
In response to inquiry. Minister to Mica
ragua advises me to-day that the Mosquito Indians
have surrendered their rights under the treaty Of
This confirms statement made to me by Minister
from Nicaragua.
Two days later the Secretary cabled Mr.. Bayard
follows:
Captain Sumner. commander Columbia, telesraphs
from Jamaica he Is informed British Government
has notified Chief Clarence at that place 1t will
quito and to hold himself in readiness TO be taken
to Bluehelds. This Information not consistent
with what the Earl OF Kimberley told you. and Is
not credited here
To this Mr. Bayard replied by cable on Deem
Der 20:
All intentions and reports OF re-establishing clar
ence at Blueneds denied absolutely Foreign
ONCE. Sensational attempts apparent to create
misunderstanding and misrepreseni rela,ons r, aim
in connection with NcaraSuan affairs
In confirming these dispatches by mail on Deem
Der p. Ambassador Bayard wrote
The purport OF the statements at the Foreign
Office is emphatic denial OF all reports or rimors
Indicating any intention or disposition on the pari
Of the British Government 10 mingIe IN me o nn
political struggles and disorders in Nicaragua anu
"A ! have heretofore stated in this connection On
the formal Incorporate ton of the NINA oitanus ~ a.
the Mosquito region with the rest OF Ncaiaguh ~
the best and most complete solution OF az 10"ot v,
Nicaragua over the entire coast causing the treaty
OF ManaCua become I'm falt accOuipl nv
Austrian award and Interpretation OF ina! hs,,u
ment a superfiuOus aud negligible quantity, IeI
Majestys Government well pleased WIN lhe
prospect OF having 'f'larence' ana ms fortunes
eliminated from their political responsiplliN' ih'le
was the most open expression OF sdilsia'uon az
the Foreign Office upon the reported voluntary III
corpora lion OF the Indians with the rest ot Nha
ragua for Il was contamination deNoulN 10 ~
wished and they were glad to be free from the
subject
The voluntary Incorporation OF the Mosquitoes
into the Republ, OF Nicaragua IL described III
letter from Minister Guzman 10 Mr.. Gresham. dated
December 9S transmitting the resolutions passed
on November - b; the Mosquito convention Oh "r''-
gates -. o,.,.,,
beginning with the lotnchiion BY telegram ol Jan
nary . isqi from Consular Agent Seat 10 S'cte'aIN
Gresham that Honduras was invading Cape "iaVlhs
and asking for q mdn-of-war. 40 wn 10 thr Ir.l'IH
OF Mr. Gresham 10 Mr.. Hayari and " nuHi,nn
ON December 81 1894 formally ccsng the incidrh'.
the great mass consists OF dispatches I1hNrNi,s
official news Of incidents Occurring Al b'h'"',,'9
which were fuy covered 10y United Press MS
patches at the time OF their occurrence" a.
Among the more Interesting INCIDENTS arr Wv
telcgraphc announcement from: Minister hdh'i'
dated Nar.h :. that Mosquito had ask"i tht p'o.,"
lion OF the British Consul agtinSi Ni'aiastt. io'i
lowed on March 9 by cablegram 10 MI bhHaii,n
asking an explanation Of the Landing OF iilu-.
iroops and Mr. Bayarfs reply OF M'rch L. stating
maj The British Government DIET not d"@ir" P'"-
ttctOTdtr.