The New York Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1856, Page 8

8 ; NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 31, .1856. ABITIME INTELLIGENCE, | Strnatictr: ime the question: Woat is tt whien shell | quertiom of coratruot: ¢ Gispute would stul exist as own grverpment, OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND, wey is whomnnede nw be submitted to arbitration! to whet rightful porses:ions, at the dave ef the conven-| — Mr. Dorian agseek with the Senator from Georgia, (Me. Portland: albioo rt "i ‘4 \icn, Grest Britain act ‘had in Covtral Amerisa. And | Toombe,) ti at 11 re years unfortunee it the Fu rt Me; Charies Edward Lord Ctaren¢on, in hia letter to Mr. Cramp'on of the | cp ‘ually | Pombo! i " 81 ankiort Me: Charles Meade, 10h of November, seems to assume the cifferense be- | if it is now sonteadea by the British government thet, stries i in the name of the Mosquito indians. Grest protracted ccrrespontence. During the time when the tween the two countries is meraly of the interpretation of | 7, One Som sin military foree end hold, San silien were engeged in the war against Russia it Was Juan or ober points in Central Amerisa, such pretension _bighiy proger for our government to have said, “hinds off” co far as regards our own peop'e in thia controver- PE-OPENING OF THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION, ii bark asia meron area see tress, Bargent, Portant; echr ‘Metis’ Orane, drips W A Drew, Holbrook Crag or tg Pa, eet Hewor, BYork: A J Bere, Bweelrer, 4 . Wyatt Matanzas, to lead for York: bigs xen: Derve Seer eae ee ee pee Bes p' mam Ww: et rUEGOS, May 15-- Arr bark D C ¥. Foe, 8 Best of Row York, May 20, 150, | Wazrar ores fare, Sao. Sue tore WE ee bt 5—In port sb'p Adrian, Hunter, from Bal- the convention of Aprti 19, 1850; but tl stood by this governmect. if indeed, choad be de. | “yovid be #0 tera ly trreooncLeabie wi hail idea of te in- Letter of Mr. Marcy to the Barl of | icviseiosty'nay tint thy amorous sovrastin ot | Tos tena reat of te" emes i ee | A deen the state of things previoas to its datr, yes after | ‘De Convention woree than seastianae mpvnred Sats | seareely proper. « Clarendon. that nelther the United Sa es nor G-eat Beiisin is to | Iratead ct sutmitting to arbitration @ pretension in- | exmment ht to take exception to it, bat he - : holt apy posreasions in Central Americs—that when the | Velvirg svch o¢n:equenoes, or in any other way consent: | ¥ uld bave preferred to have had it dose in the first {i two goverz ments agreed that neither will ever ccenpy, | Hg to sé¢ creo «Ment he ny, Beh poe poseioie 208. | SSO): OF BY A All :DA See ne 7eanen Why Ue too ied , iemis: 1 a re se avy fo. | btrme ier, iv would, in the jadgment esiden| | er oly commercial cific Wificial Notes of Dismissal to Mr. Crampton cen een Stow ae 2 Costa Toa end. toe M. cul’e He cuts to pr pres iis emezdment, sos to releaso the | ard sceues of retaliation, much lees in actusl war. Sil tela hang ane wear and the British Consuls. Cowet, or aay part of Central America—the e'ipulation | United tae trom obi bene; | should regerd that 08 e great calamt'y. It was 0 Rigeegttle Sistow, Wotlon. Marre TAR, sc tcsreon, | Berea Bene Cetra ee Bone ia eet Lee Somnsehoris 2a to ‘the ats Osamerated, prohivicion o | Bits, aro which cbiigatious, thua ume'tended, the Uni-e1 | these thirgs he desired w avert, so tar as he could do #0 | . Ship Ashburton’ Bradise, Liverpoot-Corneliue Grinne!l ta. z . “Lane, West & Oo. May 10-—No Am vee! ta port. ay IS—Are hips Hoqulntor, Walson, eat their ecntinusnce as wail as their inicia without | States did rot intentienaly incur, baviog entered | by bis counte!, con-istently with the honor of bis country. Beip& L Lace Lattsm Liverpcol—Laxi ip 5. AVESEND, May preeity of resriciion was incurred by Greet Britain. | developemente efforced what our government consicered & Sbip 1bos Watscn Rogers, Port au Prirce—N L & A Wilson’ | Samuel Lawrerce. Patten Calcutta; fuan Fernandez, Given, | make the present response to that proposttion. At the main untouched; on bel whol'y independent «f the the occasion to exprees his dissent from the views of his | ty; but atter the war had ceased he thought the course ‘. hc would not say that tne Britt v- a whieh there could be vo effec ive ventra 2 of toe | into treaty only on the eupporition that absolute reci- | The Minister he¢ been oismirsed, and be supposed the Bhip Sgres (Brem). Schelling. Brewen—Oelriehs 4 Co. the Senate on 4 i Debate in the Enlltstment Ameriona Isthmus. If Tay, such were toe 4g cet oF | PICU? fT fr the westy ovuld. by apy goeeill’y what: | jurtiGes:ton tor it; but he thooght, from the ‘emper whlch | Sbip + H Taivet, furgen, Havana M M Freeman ® Co, | co: Radler! Fearse, Manila, Smyrna foe pithenlty, Gtiermination wet'd conclu e allexisting c'ff-renoe aod | «ver, Fave the corstruction of leaving Great Brivain ia | peryscod the correspondence of Lord Clarendon, ond he ieLouise (Swe) Formbery, Bisck Kiver, Jawa Thomp- | Poston, 4h, Aremingo Guvea. Palermo or RYorks Conti 5 sen onneis! peeesen cr military o'ntcl of tie | i this | gon’ Caan, itravan! for Foson; la Jorse Watave Calor &e., Xo. &. (ithe An mocorcance wi k vhs views entertained ee tte | Gerurel Amerioe, fn the tame of the Mosquito Indians, | wru'd be regarced ase most inopporture ume for thus | "Bite Jorgen Babli (Dan), Lisbon—Furch & Molucke. Phiadelpbia, Urdaur ted. Freeman ‘Ivica fr" res — ard with cowers to co onze insular positions eommend'ng Giesolvirg dip'cmatic relations. He wuld not say that Brig Jcbn Boynton, Barileit, Port au Prince—Ro‘ker & Moll wird come K oe oe PM when tte windhousd | weigh. but iton y I sbout 5 hours and node were able te rse construction, if i. were wdoptad by could tern. ima: it, ontheg-onrd of -betrbavign been * apoptareouslyoo- | our geverrment was nt justified, but must be permitied men Brig Sustine, Blleme, Son Juan, Cuba-Mayhew, Talbot & the difference, Lord Clarea ¢ ‘betr bs . Straite. Luadepetend finees Wheaton. Mo oe ae eere ey provpae ive ia | eufied by British subjic 6,” while the United S'atee arere: | totbink {t had ehoren an inopportune period for ita nasa, Blay 21d tark Aubagon (of Boston), Doanelly, 8 Loe ce ‘ ea ft ) eued + ion. B thundcuotealy was ia one sense; tha; | @tzeed from al cuca rights of com‘rel and acquisitim, | ac Brig O 8 Livermore, Darrell, Savannah—Tucker & Light | M: 5 : a i ‘ ‘¢ | that, in the ertmation of the Presitent, would be to de- | Mr. Prarr destred to call attention to the fast that the | tourne. ‘Havana, May 25—Old bark Rdward ‘ WIH ENGLAND—DEVRLOPSMENT OF THE ALLI | i, Wat ig ergegements oply tok ee: at the me of the renty of moral foree, bork because it would | lelter of apoi gy on the part cf the British government | \ Hrig Pmily, Davis Crarleston—Danbam & Dison. 24th, bhip Sno 8 Borris, Mack Soten eee Sen ANCE BETWEEN PRANCE aND GREAT BRITAIN. when be gcesun to infer thar ike trea’y dic not {9 any cease to have reciprees! effect end b*nause | was da‘ed after the peace lately estabsished oy the Powers Brig Orion Smith, Phi edeipbia end baltimore—Master, In port 25th. srips Mazatlan, Wymen, for Falmouth lg; gern the Uri ed States cid not intentioually enter {n°o aby | of Furope. Wha'ever wight have been tbe ttare o’ af. | iE Pimir rence, Bargor Fi labur & taniord, Lizzie Trew. Drew, co; Cavove. Bhilling, do; Harriet. SUSPENSION OF ALL DIPLUMaTIC INTERCOURSE | ita operat 2 Wasninctox, May 00, L856. way icte‘ere with the state of thicg. exis ig at the * F Evgere, Spear. Thomaston Srow & Burgess, ¢o; J W Bayley. Koopman, for T: 7 Mr. Crampton has conelude: io close the Belush Fm, | tims cf ith eorelusion, he pot ou.y assumes sernce | Arch ergegrrent, an it hush was possibte construc'ion, | faire ah he Hage wan given) eaena Pent Vapor. Hivios, Hoblle- Sturnes & mae for Warreiier, Go; Jane @ edden Leach, for Neon ark, &; bart 4 thus to ter te diph tis 4mtei fe be. | ouevce which does not flow from, the premises, tet he whe ber 11 wecid not thea become the daty of the United | wes certainly reileve: mm all expectation of! loulty Bebr Geo Davis. Feff, Pavanvsb—J BR Gilmore & Co. Sparkling Wave, Norton, clay; T Me 3 e sy, and thus to terminate di;lowatis intercourse Gho maine: s stato of fac 's wbicn 18 conteorerced by | Steles toceek tr the most borcranle weeas of beirg dis- | with ery European rower ar the time when the spology fckr boitpre Groton, Wiwtrgten—Scranton & Tallman, Cortis; Merette Merry ‘ard Cl tween tbe two governments Sacha coatingapcy sufi tau a ietareivation of wiich eanmo: | charged fom svch cbigations, end render themselves | wae mace which was cormed sufficient by our govern- Schr Charter Ork, Kelly, Phi sdelp! is—J W McKee Hesver, Bowes, for Falm: ciently indicates that he {s scting under fastractions i y from the laterpre ation whic ne | percoly free t> reestablish their proper relation, aa aa | ment. The offence charged was that Engiand bad at- oor Bante Baie) Coss om Ebiiade:pbia i ig Godwin, cr, 40: Job Benson, Burme alee American pewer to the transit r utea of the Am-rican | teinpted to eniist soldiers here wri'e eogeged in warwith | SCT Vi Perce, Picrco Bapgor—R P Buck & >. brign Adam Gray, Heury. fcr New Ov'enps rom his government, here assumed. without dis- | Isthmur, ard the general incep*ndence of Americs. secuntry with which we were at peace. Tne govern-| Grr New York Goodrell. Rorton—Oayton & Spregue. ton’ Ligbibcorne. Yor Savannah, do: hed Wing Garaner, foe Itonght to be known that some days ago, when tha tatthedateo! he treaty Great be» cei’ext cannot eonsen* to any ac: which | nect, after that pescs, bad ditclaimed any int-nsion of Prepelier 1tcs Swap, Green, Baliimore—Cromwell # Line | Rortcn, ¢o; Canima, Ford; Bilen Barden, Hor ‘May i if be ésirtence o @ pozsinie doubtas to .his pint, | viclating the laws of wbich he bad comp'ained. He ‘ARRIVED. Queen, Nericn; Anne A Tyvg. Store; alma’ Par Copary; Yavires Polsod; State of Maine Cates; Central America. The exiwtonce dismissal of Mr, Crampton was urder consideration ia ee f : cP Loa he wise exptesesth the | s tbe ccrvesticn of 1850, copatrued in the sence a ove | cecmed it. then, beneath the dignt'y of this government | prin Camden, Row'es. Liv nd 23 days from Fa: , Biest, Came the Oabinst, the President sough: an iaterview with him, oh porsens ops, or as Lo 9.he wise exprome it ths | supp set, Wools. cot Be the Westy into which the | ‘o turn off the were agent, who hed made» wiailar dis- | wheat ioe to bm & Dinvon”. Mar 22 on ine baoke £Poks or Eilts Facoiby Cronk. Harding evo ee and propoedan amicable suspension of the relvticns eat Bri ain in Ceutral Ameriza, womid sppear to bs | Unite Pape e bag nor he do asything Mei nperoad whensee Bri ish government was released from SoS Ply mou; in lat 4249 Jon 47 £6, saw ® number of Htebell, and M Trihou. Sweatier, about dle; between himself and the Secretary of State. Tals Mr. | wrat he more than ouce epeas of as’ tnes’a a of thiage | Coad be teken to admit eivher direotiy or imp {edly | all responel ‘ F. Fin. Jones, for NYcrkr, Idg; Albert Crampton promptly declined. In‘eed, its absurdity | existing at Wie time of is co cluator.”” Ba the goverc- | tbet there fa a questicn in hie mind ‘relative to the | Af er brit reoindere by Messrs, Cate and Mason, the | ee etarrere ia Deo £- Deters ver oo Wan miso Aig anor, fi Cartanton, oy ak aH peegni he “ahicssais vc) | mentoces rot understand tha: at tae date ct ne treaty, | fue couetuction of that convention, and be tools | ecnverration repped. Chip:Arvom, cbute, togna la Grande, 12 days. with sugar | fuer Pecdiclon Bod} Ak. polars, . Poles. $1 oan would atm. to be sufficient to diserecit the proposition. |. Great Brittin hed a: bound to tave care that in enter‘aining the pro ard borey, 10 Grinnell Mixturn & Co’ veagel to Walsh, Carver 1S Agr rbip HM Bayes, Paine, B dian View cf Mr. Crampton’s Dismissal. | & Cnsae. ‘Ep d some heavy wearer: shited cargo, | ou eric F prsgesetcns ot occupie 1 acy terrl- arava CRAMPTON'S DISMISSAL IN CANADA. 4c, 25th inst lat 33 40, ion 76 60, spoke Bx brig Bolena, trom | ocster. the Britien estadlisnment | eet prepes vpdersto ¢ i » of ertitration, he shall not be| C ac anted by the alightest fee ing of di , Swift, N¥ork; Cailender, Dickman, After this, not contented with his position, the President | tory in Central Ar units sounde¢ Mr. Crampton upox the question of closing the | at Belize, wi b it denoies. (as the sume areceined | Dnuilh 1 Samoaiea for New York » . : , ‘eention with Spat garding the treaty rights of the Unies S at from the Movtresl Herald, May 20 fh for New You ‘Adv. Niagera (+), for Boston 24th; Leuootkes, Howe. do 198 Embasty, which was though: to ov a poist of vitallty ia | [2; Mir psute ory or tent bui ibe PreviJent ie not prepared to say that ema cf hs | _ By the aitenticn of our Washipgton corraenondont wo | ship Sarch Bord (of Bais), Perey, Seguale Grencie lO gaye. | simoes, Wubeor Colsith Gerpatehs Arsola (oy tor WYOrE Stat the relations of the twoo uotrier, Mr. Crampton was | is the erly peseible construc foa of the cecia a ivme ox. | ahesticns of tact concerning which the two governmen a | were enabled yestercay afternoon to iseue a slip con'ain- | 7¢ 15, exohar ged slgnala with abip Mary; 27ih, lat’ 26, joo Tb 00, River! Galois’ Deinoe’ and herebiee Bei ty Borda Ants te r bar ged between the Secr-.a y of State, Me Clayton, and | ©frr, may rot be crnveriently rn ned by arbitra | ing the intelligerce, received by telegrapn, of Mr, C-amp- 9 brig Warcerer. ver lstin, Delano. in. Gahh, Oo ee equally nca-committal upon this point. It would be | charged between eT 3 3 Ton, fl , Cc. Se ut aa edie. | “Poe F arctio. Stouffer, do 2%°b: & © Scranton. do S0th; Ca'houm, do y 2 : tha Brite Minister “St Hear Bacwer, at the time of | 1m. (rh) tome arslegous methed. Of this class of ob- | ton wxd Corsule Barclay, Mathews end Rowecrott’s dis- | — stip Suitera, Barrell, New Or'ea:s, 12 days, with mése, to | fist: Rerenek Yor Philadelobla, 17th; Moscongus Carter’ do A@iffisult to exedit gach rumors from any other adminis | ov ongnging the revisies ‘of the coavention, Inds | Jrcteof inquiry ts the qvestion what are the righ!ful | mirsal by tre Uniled ste:es government. Ocr corres. | Wm neifon & tore, May 22, , lon 80 48, exchanged ; Kate Hunter, Bush; J P Mo se. ‘Owen, Delt'ba tration than Frankitn Pierce. The attemp!, indeed, to | pendertly of that ccgent copideraton, teis government | limits cfeeteolishment at Bolize on the ride of the Sti jovcent adds thet Mr. 7's letter in reply to Lord | i ee ee ew 01 May ‘11. with mi Tovets, 60 sop; & O Winibrop, Morville, ot E fhe sta {tongs | of Horcursa? The question whether the Bsy Is'an ) arendon's jaat de path, is *consiliatory, but arm.” | "WP Nero a eon oth ior, fg ye Wee Penn, Meade do 284: Avon¢a'e Fry, do with ; r with ‘be chief offezder, to pre- | Fuppores that asa rater ot mere fact the existing im this respect at the time «f che concinsion of the conven a thing cf indisputacte no oriecy w2il cot do ker eoty’s government the i jus ice of 2 the Eas) of Clarenton speaas of the Great Briteim in trat yaarter, or of por- r pled neads 0 be under- ntful p ssessions end is, postessioms and corn zativa atrmed to toe pudlic laws sional relstinaao tne Coristisn bert, for Charleston soon; Mercia Green eat, compremise the mat Schn Frazer dismiseal | Arewright, sie Merman; Kate Dyer, Dyer, ard Mary & Susan, Soott, serve the re ations cf amity between the tw) govern: ments by the egensy ct ‘he party charged and about to do cr corct telkrg to the repubiic, acd the | The New York papers, fn contemplation of thi ering PE questicn sa, to what extent of country is embraced in = Joh'baa taken Plaoe, appear ratty gererally, ‘0 be. DATE Baltbow (Cf Philadelphia), Hughes, Buenos Ayres, | Noresos ybs em “Mo » coart,’’ or is in esctual oeeupecy of eve ‘be Bith govermme:t wi * pooget ‘he affront”? pI an ‘Us KS les, wool, &c to order. . ne, | tr idciace: otelserea ‘aa tar lauey ead with | ano rerd euccersors to their dlemissed «ficiala, We are | Wav 2,latG29 lon (s '0, pamad robe albert: steeting for | Yramaay May i~Arz John Henry, Mose Corks; Bib, Tay ial r’ghts ocly ea thst cescription of persons | ofad fferert opizicn, acd have ro doubt Mr. Dal'as will Bem ure Jat £6 40, lon 7215, paseed ehip Jane A Walah, a 5 3 toclninecerr ing to hs estabished oublic | be served witha ‘notie to qrit” wi hinan hour of the | “Sit fit wreeler, Eavara 7 days, with eugar and to ‘Srv Vesta, Percival Trieste. law of G eat Briain, of tke United States, or of the in- | receipt cf Mr. Marcy’s despatch, however “conciliatory” | bacco, to F & Whitten.’ depencent Statea w ich have eucceeded Spain in Amaric may teisterms. fhe preience that Mr. Cramp'on {5 Fark Mortevk LircoJn, Galveston, 23 days, with cotton, &c, reve bering po power exista on the cart of Great Britain | not dismirsed becaure ot the enlisiment imbroglio, but | toJ B Brower &¢o ‘ ard be Ucited 8 ates to dispose of the sovereign rigots | trem Lis being personally cistestefal to the Preedent, is, Brig Zils (3836), Pozzo Livorro, 64 cays, with marb’e, &c, America, Hod Great Betats, ot | (f Nico eeus cr ance of Central America | in orr view, untenable, and ought pot to ba accep ed. tpg Feb lancer ot Providence, ‘May 20, Jat 30 10, on 06:38, castes Ms Oraaiptor 4 y r seesione OF vi niacentral | Al tbote geography regar’, in | Mr. Cramp'cn was, notoriously, personally acceptabe 0 | “Mart Gorro (et Lir Giseteiing Me. Crampton, they determined promptly to | that tims, anys es sersione or gocups:! aig Veutral | Cera: instance, the taverrigniy wad juri.ciction of the | the Presicert previons to the en‘istment affiir; and itis | with molars ee ae clore the Embassy, hav ng recured all the advantages they | 11100 T, the Mocqui o Iccians, to Be ize or to the Bay | ttdeverdent States cf C-ntral America. Great Britain | clearly his allege conduct fa thet affair to which his could desire not difficult to perceive that Lous | 7 . ard the United States have no pretension thos to inter- | cismirral mos: be attribured. Besides, are Mesers, Bsr- R be dismisred, was an egpegions dip matic blunder. pieruming that wae conti <ai008 ‘The Vrench Minister hus been the intimate an | éential asviser of Mr. Cramp on in this whole matver. | They waited the deepatoh of Mr. Marcy, ani haviag / righttal occupst: Leceived it as a Cirgusting dlorder, in accep irg the apo | ely logies of the Biilteh govermament and at the same time | States of Europe + Lal ape bark), for ¢o,lde: Greyhound, Pierce, Fir: Marcus, Bidridge: for Portland (or Boston) Way 13—Arr bark Lady Frat a ‘ortlard, ectr George Byron Fo L- nvile), Coombe, Gibars, May Zl. | latin, Storer. ‘Bavaoa’ Rovrt ‘Treat, Hankin, Gibra tar (end ver dc 0 ese. Doth inet Int 45, | tq sod for NOrlears); bark Diligence, Young. Portland: with sobr N Ferry, siesring Hage | brig Tbemas Conor, Yerk, do. Cid 24th, brig § Thurston, va Beale, Baltimore. Sid 2tat, bg Reb: “ bark Yavid Bisboo. Phied oged elere ree (Br) Murray Clerfueros, 22 di to Tucher & Lighttourne 2h ‘ 7 . eae sore econ,’ Tonghty, Ooweeg r fe 1 i Firetly, uito coast, itis act undesstand | YeLe, except for the purpore of defizing their own mu- | clay, Mathews and Rowecro't all perscnally unaccep able | [ne.! ork Lepster, jelphia; brig Belen Wer abc omceieente rugby areats Gisruption | ALGecdt Brtin cow uwyee atta to ery posereciocs or | t#l bligetions, arising cut of engagements they may | to the Puericent? ek Cee Re Vite Bolten eee SRO Se Baw TOR, ; Baltimore; 224, ecbr Mary Fudy, Pieroo, Bria- between England and the Us ited S:ates, | pag tert’ ory there, all sue is euppered to claia ts the | Pave cortracted in order to essure how far they co Wary Homa (on, Moieford, Galveston, 26 days, with cot: It tn well understood here th t the present procesding | yight to protect the Moequito Indians. It cannot be al. | cerned the reutrelity and indepencence of the Americsn City Intelligence. orig Pipers ores Bavaccal, 10 daye, witn cotton, &c, to is the firat step towards the active inte:vention of the | leged ty ner that thoze Irdivne covati-nte, or are com. | Ietimus Regarded only aa collateral considerations, Wren Wrarmn tx Scmmmp.—Oor climate is famous | peers iiarcee ee eee nae: 10 daze, wit cotton, Ae, ¢ the covatruction of the treaty between the Uni- rej sa ndepencene Sect Saas ee ond Great Brivein, they are questious which, | for sudden transitions, but the change that oocurred du. | | Febr Justice, Faurders, Tampico, 23 (ayy, with hides, to meester. tha nem+ or on te. | if not (etermirable by agreement between the two go- | ring the past week is wittout prece sent. Last night over- Schr Fmery (Br), Smith, Wirdeor, NB, 8 éays, with piaster, Ifcav, wi boutcon raven. | Vérnments themeel e#, the Pre-icent wouldnot decline to | ocats and mufilers, that bad been laid by two months ago, tose ae Eee, Pome ac. Cdars: alisrce aznonnced in Parliawent by Lord Clarendoa, betweeo France ard Englard, to \ake piace in American | affairs, The dismissal of Me. Crampton, the elosiog of ie a tnt : i re'tr to arbitration. He is aware of the existence of H 4 the Embacsy, the equivceal evtduet of the g.rernauent | Son fe the See ee cnuitoP cast, | many practical cbsticles to the adjustment of any inter- | were reeuwed, and aid not feel at all unreasonable. | gcbr© D etary, Eharp. Wimingion 7 days. d of Frarce towarcs the American cfiivers, all foreshadow | Her Saj-aty’s guvecnmen’ considers iveet aater onli | pat Dal cifference cf this na‘ureby arbitration. of which | The thermometer at 11 o’clcck Isst night fell to | sehr Rio, O'Donnell, Wrabogion “NC, 3 dase, Bytom Ford: toa W Cregery, Burbs, diag: ML Wednore, the desigcs of France and Engiand on this ride of the | gations of honor to protest the peraons rf tree Iedians | 4 Micul-les G eat Brivain and the United S'ates had oxpe- | 44 degrees, ana the air wasa raw cold, and felt like De- | Schr 8 B'Stong, Ha look. Bucheville, NC, 6 days. Robirecn fer K¥ork le 2 Boi —notbirg more—asnd ceclares i res nq desirous ce in the attempt to set le, by such reans. a pre. . 7 ‘4 Schr Pearl Brigge, Newbern. NC, Wanzanrza. Mey 7—Arr tert Hou'ette, Laxcaster, NYork. water, ees be taleved cf that Guy in ony imecue wbieh etal us controversy on the subject of the boundary be- | cémter weather, Tbere was anger that frost might | ¢cbr 7G Buntirg, Means, Virgiria, 81d 161b, bri Wontect isto. Nortbup, Bcston ¥ atau Gr Bccrstaky Talurey ‘en emo) wicttiah|| (RISCKNOIy fe conaition of tho e Iodiane, | 1Ween ‘he United States and the British provinces in | form, which would be mort ieastrous to the fruit trees | &<br Wim Themse, Betsey, tmyroa, Del. oXgiiz DR Gatis, April —Ar Gerirade. Phinsay, Melkourse weep ahi ment on Cental american Affaire, | W225! ¢a'cricg bere iato a discussion ef the qasstion, oS ire erie ew cre acy one of the | 12 the victoity ofthe eisy, and imperil our erop of straw- | Ech Freesione, Books, Pott and, Ci tin Weal (ocd ed 18th for Barsala)” : _ zt cnvic fopa of y thusen ertsic e " 8 o' Wen % Wasunncros, May 22853, | Bets ger are well or iil founiel iteeome en’ | Powers cf Europe which should convent to andertake tne | bersies, cherries and peaches, which promised fine- Felr 8 8 Buebingtam, bhior ortiané, Ct. Bin ot mere tary BSS BaP ce? Caen weir. «oper Portlerd, Ct. Breweries, fay 14—Arr tark Fierra Nevada, Foster, Hava- PS Tae Pah = Ss Beient vo sey there {s notbicg fa that branch of the sun- | te*k of suc» erbitra‘icp asis now proposed would per- | ly. Last Saturday noon the temperature was op-| Schr @ Gillvm ; The President sent a mesrage to the Serate yeaverday, | COE Over its the aclemuiy of arbleentioa by a taira | form thecuty wich p:sfect impartinity; but to spply % | presaive, the thermometer standingat 88 degrees, just | fchraceeph Hall Coe, Por land Ce oa; brig Coro tue, Cock Seckeorvilte, ou the properition to arbitrate the Central Ameriona | Dower, or whicn cught to be regurdod a® iucapable of | @®¥ Poser (0 do vhis would be to ask of them an act » a Bicop yen, mith. with tron trom a wreck. br Jaco. Cubs, Woy 10—srrecbr Julia M Hallock, Halicok, qrestion. being settled at eny moment by direct intore urea be- | Pbicb, if granted, woula add to their own domestic du- double what it wes last night. Then, o half a Propel'er Petrel, Aiey, Prev'cence. NYirk: 16h, teres Velocity, White, and Cathartia. Watts, ‘he mersege merely encloses the annexad let!er ‘rom | tween the respective gcvernments ¢f Great Bitainaad | ‘#6 te Issors ard burten of eettltng the complicated | yerd cf dixity weuld bi been ® ridiculoasly warm hs BELOW. Breed: tries ehh jovial oe bared : nba ‘er from | te United Grates, New, it is appreheanes that her ite | Cilleierces of ovher eoverrmente, He would greauy pre- | garment; now, on the very verge of summer, all New | | Tworbine, urknown. 1 A) do; Cerdelis (ix) Fora N¥ork; Frarces Jane, Ootin’ Beals) Secretary Marcy to our Miria‘e: at London: — Jesty’s governicent is dispored to clain the posession, | fer tkst, in ac ntrcversy lire the preeent, turning on | York is thiverirg in uncerclothes. Apart from its Be barks Morel Aveb. x isay/ Lives naa heed CG i SECRETARY MARCY To HON. GEO, M DALLAS. either in her own pame directly, or that of the Moequico | Fon's cf poutical geograpby, the me'ter ehculd be re- | cflect cn vegeration. tris sudden charge is much to be Wird curing the cay frerh trom ¥' zl ‘AGUA, Way 12—Arr bark Middleton, Jobnsop, Matanzas; RTMENT OF STAT4, ) protecicrate, of tbe per'icf San Joan ce Nicsragua. It ferved tom me cL6 or more of hore emirent men of ecierce | depicred from is effect on th ed and diseased. — Mth, eckr Boitie 4 nnab, do, Wasmmvaton, May 24,1856. ; | Faomot bet be adantted that tre pert was, hela’ pos: | *20 Co honor to tke intellre: of Eurore and Ameria, | chill, ike that of yes ervey, at this time of the Rexala Maxine Correspondence. ane E.Mey Tee per eke ee Siz:—1 am directed teste Previcent to adéress you ou | session of Spaio, her right to whicu way as indi-putable | 2 who. ¥ivh the previcua consent of thelr respec ive | worth $£0,(00 to the coslornand ersksesis ERY WIst, wy, 25 The sche W A Spafford, Tooker, wlich Srorpetoma Te + Cteg; brig me, can’t las: long. grr V7ib fem Reef, ; Bailitno ; Tae thocad arnt |e verumerts nicht well uccerake the tack of dever- | gcmfort ia Fe thocgat that een estore, on Ferpan, Cuba. Mav 18—Atr brig Louies, Angell Jamel piace ti Dg : wiring nck quesiion to the seceten cess well her Ma- Fire ix Sixth AVENUE —Abou! 2 o'clock on Friday vate ee nts ey litte; after entering & pe bees ‘Director, Kirwer, Seplawalls Dunhbk, ‘Grits, Cen ral America, | J *°7’* B.vtarmen’ 6s that of the United Stater, You ere | | ning a fire wes discovered in the cellar of the bulld! | | Ife tara Trep'o Bird. Paiste, which rat anarso, Apul 1—Azr ship Prespero, ChatSa'd, Tome relgaty there | ipstiuc ¢é, therefire, to epter into communication with ; * ther, tesd winds, and - ; ba er pal Secretery of Foreign Affairs, in | ing No, 472 Six havenue. The mcke spreading through | HeysTty [ante rauell pester, tced ee ae rales Porton): ih, cchr Lewin 3 ‘Turner, Bus- ebecca, Storer, Sam rer bes Ayres (ard ve the alarm to the inmates, who made | &¢lepge o! wird, doldt, Newell, Eandwich Islercs, bark ort Sth skips furbeam, Bisbee. from Bostob, arr March 4a) ‘br Ont . Verrill, fi Reeklspd for Galveston. pass: 1 their escape from the front windows to the baleony. edie city cx ‘te 15th; alco the bark Meaco, trom Charleston ainpen . | ter New Crieovs. 31. e1's Brice Neson; Maj . and John Me sig gu Robertecn, F vanttiver Drotgbion, dreun bunas the cutject of the cifarence cf opinion batwean tre | 9a it 5 Cr British government ana toat o! the United Scates re- | of entry anda fort gardirg the conetrne ion ud effect of the conveation of ined her ecrez April 19, 1860, and the rm dje en'ral Amscicx gre. | end that tren ber rights of as ‘ tally, and state to you tne vievs whic. the Prendsat | axd of territorial posersion passed ‘to the | ber Mejesty’a princi en ertairs cf that quertion as tt now stands, ia order | repubticcf Cen'ral Awe: Itia trae that at a audee- | 7e ation to Centre] America, in orcer to ascertain, in the | the builoing that you may ccmmunicate che eame to ths Karl of | quent yericd, ard ebertly before the cete of the treaty | frst place whether the «x’stirg - ifererces cannot be Clarenden, ber Britannic Wejesty’s Principal Sescetary | row in question, a 1 force Iandes at San Jcan and | P!omptly termirated by direct negotiat'on, and, if they of State for Foreign Affairs. expelled the autho: ‘ies of the Sta‘e, Nicarazua which | SEDOt then to circus the conci innsof aroitration upon | The firemen were very prompt, and in <5 Ycu are aware toat there hea been no direct comma- | them held perseesion of it, and retained ff ra wuile | those p iota cf cifference as to which atone this me-hod | ceeded in extirguishirg the fire, Toe first fizor was 00- PHILA DSI PBIA, May 90—Art barks Davi Lapeley, Bish nication ketween the two governments on the maia sab. | sgeinst that state ic the vame of the Mosqui o Icdiavs, | f Fettlement reema requt ite or applicabe: it being as- | cupied by the Minses Rileay asa toy store and dwelling, | CP. Mstenze; him, Tayler, Boston; brigs Vivid (Br), Holmes, ject eince the letter cf your prececessor, Mr. Bachacan, | Iris t1ve that Great Britam atterwards renpqvished tae | ‘UEed thet otter prints of difference won'd, after toat, | hey bave sustained damage to their stock and farniture | Lecro Rey, #3 Chiecpee, Bowes, Beaton; Allen, lass, to the Earl ef Ciatendo2, on'ed Sopember 11, 1856, aud | place te the ro called peopls of Greytown, bu’ the origi. | yield ae wetter of course. to con‘erence betwera tbe | prctably to the amount of $200; insured for $660 in che | FOF end: rebre | crauest, Messen. Sepia, Brezil: J, 8) bat: F Zordthip’s reply of t2e 28:n of the same Septambar, | nal tabirg of it waster ect: that is, sha, in the words of | Ferl ct C's endon and yourrelf, c. nducted im the spi it of | fireren’s Fire Inrurance Company. ‘The buildiwg be- j erry the y t Ia i soted tr. Ba : 1 os Maiby end fravki ich belor 1 Yen Upton, Ailen,, Bppicen: Ame ean ree, ow ALWXANDBIA—Arr %th, echrs aef rejot by Mr. Bichanan, on the 4th of Lord Cisrendcn. placta & people umeer ber protection tn Satine aed Shek te iin ar ge to your personal | ier gs to Wiliam V. Bracy, Esq. damaged to the | Geo E¢ward, Tite? Jchn H Jones, Fisker, Troy; Cha | wi Wright, Newark; Mary / Ln, , Haley, Brow: toNewirg Oc the pcsrersion cfSan Juan A protectoreiip > exercised, bv the true interes's cunt of abut $150, aud is fuly insured. Mr. Wiliam | A Bechettr Cordenee. fale Tu b's letter ef the 11th of September, Mr. Buchanen, | ard in the name of suc pervone as the Mosquito Indians, | Doth of the United Stetes and Great Britala. Nasa, he Sccupiea the ihtrd dgor, lowered he child. teewers City Of Few Yeik. Matthews, Boston: Boston, | River: IF McKeen, Kew Yerr: R #17 recapitulating the conclusions at which the Presi- | would, it ia plain, smount to practicx! soversigaty. If I om, sir, respectfully, your obedient rervent, ‘en cntef the sront windows to the balesny, and thus be. N York; ship Trca H Perbing, Wayne, Laernoos yare D wt fad arrived in the whole case, and which had »eea | admisstbie unde: the vame of protec'orsbip for one of W. L. MARCY. they exceped cuff ention. One Baleteie teen bj Bir Sor. moun D feet ore ‘ly cxplained to the {eh government ia bis previ the contracting parties to the conven‘ior, it would be Gro, M. Paras, Eeq., &e., London. New YORK Hocprrat,—The followicg isthe weekly re. | Alesis. Poug'ars Ealem:echrs See Breeze, ‘Cheney, Dema: (patches, reminéed Lord Ciarendon that more than a | equel'y so for eo ber, atd tte United 9 ates might ve Haig redler éf tera; Upton, alien. one Mertba, Baxter, Providence; J 8 Sil; zit bag aitcacy elapaead wihout any new sep belng | impelled for cortr liing res ous ty ucder-ake the coanter The Diimissal of the Britieh Minister port of this irsticu ion to May 20, 1856:— ver Miler; Join, bigs; Go'den, Vaneber: BL Berry, Baley, taken by the Urtted Sta‘es ia the diszusstoa, from an { p-otectorship of the Incians and otrer pers us ia Cantral Total, | std 0 8 Penelee, Fesier, Bost'n’ 1B Giteon, Crocker, New Wasmncton, May 30, 1856. 370; || Boeaewe Font eman, 8 Jobn, t to press the subjec: while the at ention of | America, It is not suposed that Great Brit Jobn, ik, Tartor: Phile deipbi aawill'ng nen Remaining on May 28, The foilowirg is tke letter of dumiesal to Mr. Cramp- | admitted to May <0. Miscellencovs and Disasters, ber Majesty's government was ergrossed by war with | io enter cnto any each fixe of pol cy cf cov spot ch Row ix, sod he proceeded to sey tnat the Prestdent bad | tectorships in that juarter, or couti nd for apy ton:— Diccbarged cured or reileved 06 | pee oe ieee or tate cel Ba K Memiratcp, sawyer, 6th a Oa eran Be ee 1 | ticnot the treaty lading to eich couse ce: DErantMxyt ov Stats, Ded.. : § | spatiin ais, ineapecied to strive a hie port atthe fom | Sg Ray yee sete Eide at ee eee art then about to do, — a ues’ (pean gnrpel Sie couree no Cificul’y between the two governments fs ap- Wasnixnton, Mey 28, 186. Remainirg at dat * +181 270 | ofrextmcnth. Fhe plex Lelween this port and Porto Cabello, | ph; ‘T Mar in, Bavana, 8 G'Bass, Acorn; schr Georgeines., mect @ ——_ of the hoe omg = Be es sal preter ded cn hie» int any mora then ia rege d to the fin: Tke Pre:icent of the Unites States bas direcred Of these are males 211. females 59. oes it &t Themar, Porto Bico era Laguayra. St Thomas bles BT ar tn. Be on Tuerday. mir ef tomalntain, move eapecisliy in regard t) the Bay | general ye'a\ionot tne ‘riaty to tre Wo qcito Icdians K6 10 sxzource to ycu bis determi: ation to ciscontinus J. DARRACH, Superintendent. mn ber rat jar ding outw esd, oud torte Rico her last one tome | BALTIMORE, May 20—Arr barks Willem. Gray, i e. Et eS - Cxp'anetions faterchsn; etaeen vir Hear, mie nentnit é , M ; . : . NB; dl ne 5 den rep Pg, su the Gpal option of her Me- | Gatwer ecaair, Ciay'on, Great eitain te nob Presb || ainites nee comes Ge ee Indien Depredations in #lorfda em ccmmozication, ard with « respectablenumber of | on’ Baldwin NYork, Cid mesmehip G ‘ : 4 y P ; o¢ 1earone which bave compelled bic to take eg ‘ ra. crd'Lari\y, (rere 's 8 great snd ineressing demi ° ents gov eonventicn of April 19 | by any stipelation with the United pevcr pel Dag afl The Key Weet correspondent ot the Charlestun Courizr, bip_Ado’phice (Brem), Mey ese, eae merely ’p to ica opera'ion, and | tioving to exercise ar that establiehmes he rights Gsjumeent Dis (ime beve beon communicated to your | writing cn the 26th inst., saye:— j the reversl g je brestracciaes mallmoun: | Gempllehter. Leng, West Ird'er; schra 8 Wi , i sophie ° hes E cis = the . Lent. i ? 7 Bieler he . 3 lower. Ravner, Hartford; Telegraph. Roat he house of | seen. be Tennessee now performs one trip each month in- Deniel Webeter, Ryter, Boots ot shirga time of its conslusica. | there is nothing partef tte audject which it | tien wiil be cheerfuily given to any commurfcations ad- He repee!s 1h tm other farms of ex- | world beccme the two governments to ray to the world | drearcé to tl ls depar: ‘ ott oats sping ia ene place tba: the Briush guve-ament | they eennot settle by themeelves; tor, al bougn itis | gurntefices op sbe re avicus batweem Grede Ditate cet | captain Brach y moet ot | Guia a cece & tn conreeiunr nee: fall veraee bean: Smarr brig Jecob Deck, Thompson, Wert Bt- Bat! iy 2 , three such stesmers wil accom piish their full voyages semi ver, Mé; S8th_rebr Hydrangea, Butler, Balt'more. corsi€er that the Cesiga of the coatracting parties way | commen fn English books of gecgraphy, and others, to | be United S at rl Tamps. Two+mail chiloren, wh jandirg in the | monthiy and ivi mcr thiy with stil) grealer ease. a A Hy drapges, Butler. Balt not to cianrb any etate ef things then exis irg, and ia | give to Belize the appellation of Britiah be United S ates, which may urmerthly c BELFAST, May 18—Arr achrs Caro Amel'a, o h forwarced to this gov- » ‘Turner. NY Hts ‘Homsuras, sul! | cserent thre A docr, were hived at the first fice. Captain Bradley being | "4/1, sient tiie: Gi tied. teow Persie 24 ‘A Stel, a Vicinia, “Bld. 234, brig: De anctrer place, that while the British government have | itis too well known to admit of dispu'e toat Belize is | “stone eve star dosren 1 unwell, wee in bis bed, tut grasped his gun and spruog | pee is fer Boren wih ano uoreeneer, nod loreal tines eee | Ta rimiccon NO. oe ee no wisn toexiend the limite ct their possessions or the | rot, and never was, apy part of Hoacurat; and ber Ma- | § the President ¢i ti . Keres : H che Por, Wiltir gion, N to retire from the United | yp fiulng upon the Indisne, causirg them to retreat | beard irom, Carge ivaured it. Borton for about $20,000. The | CHA (O®, May Z7~Arr steamstip aabel, Relling rpher- of their irfinence in Central America, trey ara | jesty’s goverrment will rot, it is aseunced, as @ matrer Hities for that purpore. I conseqcently enclose ; ; not presased to contract either the one or the otaer in | of courre, fourd cn meie name spy pretensions of herewith tke paseport fn yea cna I agail myse'f of Ae CAL eo ol iad ale jo belorg in the Britirh provinces. 7 he 14tb, a rumter of Indians fired upon w in Herrando county; mil yy Went; d; Kffor,, Durrizg, NOrleers Below brig Kazio. Tran Pri Gaxars, Brear, from Sagua la Grarde for New York, } {mais letras, 'n dlatrers. Old ship c's me to furzish you with the | rypidiy. The train carrying provisions to the State | brie wert to Perri mt uco from 8t Jokas, NF, and is supposed | vane via Ke; echrs Champion (Br). Bethel. of ths interpretaticn of ® oonvemtion t) | tended territory in thet quarter, to thy prejudice of the | shis cp; ortvrity to renew fo ycu, cir, the assurance of | cterpre'avon they cipnot eubscribe, Here, with | territorial integrity of the republic cf Horduras. fal iderati Tampa. ‘There were four white men, a bey and a negro, | ch the 2d inet, cf OLarlerton, experienced @ heavy gw’e, in | Vania Harcetona: sebt Zephyr, Gage, Bt ibe «xeeption of brief nove trem Mr. Bachanan tol.o:d | Fiaslly, there retains the TCent nof tue Bay Islands, | fons t, Cramrte ae many While watering their horses, twelve or fi teen Icdians, | My bert at erate a atinched. She put | barks Clecpatra (Br), Fmolie: Livervool, | Bi CME OB EE S8 Be Biden ine thick spet Tear bys fired open tag ate | Naw unig Stsax T Noncnoss at Veezie's what, Bangor, | Goins erceian ts bee creo re) Cocbenes fivt killer. then his fatker, named Sialiiogs, {coh fe a3 AM Muh iret apparently, between the, heuse ot ; Woy ob h3r nctrs Henrico. Rorantrn, Nort, . Cech are ihe {cet c{ tke Delt mest, Ord was Cam Dged to ibe ex | coi tt we eA alee t, but got on one of the horses acd | ict cratew burdied dolaree A tcune wan tamed Phan | Schrrem EKO ee oe eee verearas Baers 78 if York. der Hall, who was asleep ix the boure, was sroveed by those DAMARISCOITA May 22—Arr tctra Charlie & Wille, Tib- Graren¢ox—and tkat upon tingle point only—the cor- | as to which there {4 mere of contrcvary—at least fa reaper dence touching she genera juestion hes remained | appearance. it is Cue to perfect frankness to eay that suspenced. It will thcs be perceiv<d taat inh s ciosing | the act ot her Mejesiy’s government eata diving, 60 late ‘The Dism)ceal of the British Cersuls, despatch the Farl 0: Olsrendon ¢esists from alt farther | as ths year 1852 (+nd im apparent con radiction to the OFFICIAL. dlcussicn of the maip objects of the controverry, which | «xpreca let er of the conventicn of 1856), a colony at Bay | Fraxkun Ponce, Prea‘dent of the Untied Sta‘es of Ame- | escaped, as did the negro. A man, Hatfield, stood he- bad previourly occupied the attention of the two govern- | Isiards, bas left acisagreeable impresrivn on the minds ricw, to all whom it ray concern. h'nd cne of the wagers, and kept the indians cff until he | who disccvered the tre and bad bere'y time ‘0 escape. | bet's. Virginia: Com Tucker, Fuiler, Savanreh. men's, aud rests ihe ease upon he singe p2rition, thin | of the gcvercment and people cf the Unites Sater. Whereas, by let'ers parent. unter tbe seal of the Untted | Eed loaded ard.fired five times. He then escaped ons fcon Jen B Franxtrs, ct Scowbill, Md, from Baltimore | FAST WRYVOUTH, Mey 20 Ary echrs Paktr Leong vo at length cefini‘ely sesamed and expresely announse), Pesseesirg, a8 Great Britain does, nemerous colonia! | States, berrirg iste the second day of March, A 1. 1843, Blo afierwards cisecvered behind a tree | for Garciver put h to New Gedicrd 0h, having carried away | Newsrd: 24th, Warrior, Witham. snd Char.esion, Burgess, 60; 4 t ne cf the Inétans stood, but it wae mot ascertain- | {1¢mait alout for ‘eet below tke crores trees, and main top: 30, see Herr Lenpice ‘Bivronton. do. pe '— Arr sobrs J Burrough, ——, Ba’. nt Gear toe, Rae, de Be ° rate . Walden, fin, Borden, nyc: am ‘come oo, da: 3%, sr Sen I ‘orl ith, rch Jamea ‘appabenrock: sicops T W Thorne, Davis, of particular bypotheses touching tbe construc ion of the | establishments in ali convention, Tne Presi¢ent could not but appovneement with equal surprise and regre;. indecd, have been constraine? to zezerd1; asanebrupt | ew colony urder tke pecul'ar cireamstances of the time | viles and ecmplete termination of all correspordecce om the | in the irrignifiernt ter:i‘ory ef the Bay Isiands. Nor,@n | €¢ nationt; but, for good and evficient renacne, it ia | 8rd by the Jact rts<f the worl, many of then | 'be President veecgnized Antko y Bare as Coraul of ive this | in the West Indies, i: has not been readily rcen what | ler Beisannic Majesy at New York, ar deslared Bin A party of volun‘eers was in- would | inducement cf interest she can have had to ¢s arlish a | !reelo exercise sed enjoy such functions, powers ard pri- | formed of the attack soon alter it occurred, and started | yi len Sor niie (ol he deity Ete re dae. alll ere ailowcd to the Coravla of the moat favor. | inyurinlt. They wire tzaced to « hammock near by, ; ! 0. moat favor. veanen p there won scmo probatility of time a Dev'rg bilpea night of 28th, She bast een stripped of mest fcr Erp axcrh (of Sardwich). Fisber, from New York for subject be!ween the (wo goveraments, and as imposing | looairg tack beyord the of her Stajes'y’s warrant | “eemed proper thet he sbould no lorger exercice the said | the trocpr atteck'rg them. This was snppored to bs the LAcNcnrp- Ai Fest Besicn 2th irst, by Messrs Boo'e, a shij 1 on nia geversment tbe pelofal cuty of solemaiy de- | eatabiithing the colory ofthe Bay Iilands, azd covsider- | une lors within the Urived States. feme body of Jnciens that two n’ghts before a:tacked the | cf 12 id dan Boles Bas Bae ee ore; robe Tram Sealth, clas irg that the convention bad now ceared to be obliga | ing the etate of sh'rzs existing in cha: quarter at the Now, therefere. ba it bnown, that I, Fronklin Pierce, | bc vte cf Grptsin Brediey, thirty miles from Tamps, and | Ri ef Li MrGivern. Alexerdiia "Sif ¢chys nerve, Brooks, ‘Daiaware, tory on the United 2tatee but fur the following exp-es- | date of the convention of 1850, does tLis government | Pr ridert ef the United S'ates cf Americs, do hereby de- | billed two or bis chi dren. Fe tees pre ont a are her A be Red rg ard City; M Wrightr atop, Wrightizetc n; DG FI ord, ‘and Washiag-| si ns tm tae Kart of Ciarendon’s ceapatch: — well ree cn what grocnd it can be maintained that | clare that the powers ord privileges conferred as afore- od five borb of 5b ut 60 kena es led the Garis. to be eommarded Pp pe A ig Cabot, Rackett, B York; alooy fs the conviction of the Presidea| | Great Bitsin at tka: time bad possession of the Bay | ssid om the sei Anthony Barelay are revoked end an- Tar Late COLLIsion BetWREN THE STEAMER | by Copt Jemes Lerch, The © wee towed to Portland 24th. GALVESTON, May 18- 04 brig M B Davie, Raker, NVork; erests of the two countries, ard | Islance which could be deened rightful. eisher as res- | Dulled. Kuy S10.8£TA1R ASD ue BARK CavaLeR—Areival or | Fre bas beer ctartered to lord for Buenos Ayres, thence to | scbr R Vaux —’ Besicn: cOtb. brig Pabire, We ker. NYork. moniwal de 5 fm the ering, Blend ro pee) the engagements el'h the Unites States or terri. In testimory whereof I have enased these letters to be | nz Cavaier,— Tbe bark Cavalier, Cept. Kirwin, re.urn- | “Eincha Tnlards (toad (oe eet Ba Badger, a fice hip | pOLOUCKBTER, May 26—Arr chr Krergy, Philadeiphia Will ake tnvpice exch pasty with s comeiliciery tpt orial /overeignty of the Republic of Hordurasy Ido not | mace patent xd the seal of the United States to be here- | ed to this port yesterday mornizg. Cept. K. reports on | of shcutNi00 tors, rot set remeo, owred by ihe Builder, and BIGHLAND LIGBT, Cope Cod, May 29, 6 PM—Paasio ment cf the Central Ameaiean 9 . The Bri ; | Bncersand the Karl of Clarendon positively to assert tte Mcnday morving lest, about 1 c’cleck, the weather beirg Vy Copr 8 Bulings, wLo wil ecmepapd ber, bark Chester, trom Fhiede phis: robe Waloott from NY he ne reason why it show 4 be otherwise. that the Pay Islance are cependencies of the British aet- | _ (1. s.] Given urcer my hand, at the clty of Washing- | cark, though rot very fcggy, and while the bark was | At Demariscots 2b ir at, by Mesera A Stelwon&Co,a fine | HOIMFS'R EOLB, May 28, PM—Ar bar qua Rdwin, tkip of — tone culled tte At rer Btetron. + A Geres"Ccse tine by Menem ey den. & Startle ter, Kew York for Boater; brig Naom! (Br). Hall, do for re, ail copper brig ‘osied ite Ide D Redgers, own +41. 01 tlement at Belize. He indicates, to be sure, an inclina ten. the twevty-eightn cay ot May, A D. 1856, and of the beacirgk. by S., with the wind N. N. E., distant sixty tion on tke part of the British to maintain such ac aim, | inceperdence of he Uniued S ates «f America the 80tb. FE. from Cepe Henry, wes run iato by steamer on the pirt of her Majesty's Pctneipat re Secretary for Foreign had the effect of preven’ Jobne ¥ B; chs Alice Ann Bardell. Layton, Gonsives ie Bosten; BG Porter Budeon, Philsde'phia ter do; 3 ‘ bu’ concedes, at the ame time, that it is @ cebateabi FRANELIN PIERCE, | Ke State, from Savannah for Philadelphia—th Fs i the Prerident fi ew iset hope ofan amicable aa. 2 , y ERC eye tare, from Savannah for phia—the edtcrd, and co ‘ Secure. Ot the rerioas siandervtaadig Whig Led eee tastes Garten eee ce By the awene W. 1, Marcy, Secretary of State. steamer strikiog the bark on the starbeard bow just for- Bi ot wil te comimarded by Capt We | Lhe ‘iver it Penteoums wadbparear, Bests Mortal foe t , i. vat) aren Similar proclematiors wi is] a of the fcre riggirg, cutting her down though the > . “4 wn up between the two governments. H» would have | yi insist upon apy claim of right in Ceutral America L soks Ware published in regeed to Gen, tibisr and emittg mime of ber, U ‘Notice to Mariners. Gergen, Baiah, Few Nerf, co; Coe eons tae " a bers, the C 1 the tonite Matkew, Const at Philacelph’a, ard Charles Seas heal backed uff and came on to he: again, heed The Ivco Can Buoy merkirg tte Black Ledge to New | Wirwell, Wiswell, ¢o fcr Bangcr: Montrore, Wall, Rappal veray might, by & ery #pirit on both sides, be stipulaticns of the treaty as nnderstwod by her Ms Roweroft, Centul at Cincinnati. or, (orthe curpore cf rendering aseistance, it fasup. | Loncen berber, Ct, kaw teen removed for repairs. A Spar | pock river fer Thomaston Wm H Lenpis, Bewitt, Boston ery et, Yt ented beck pleased 10 fadica'e the | Bovernment. Of eourre he looks to see wha: are the pcseo), otrinirg ber forward eqain, ard rudbirg ber all | B€0). Fal ted rec. srotumtered 2, bee heen put in its plage, | FEiledeltbia, ey pan whit Cyrene. ele radgment, were calculated ‘9 produce | Psbtful sources of the Bri'ish title to the Bay inlants, | The Debate in the Senate on Cxampton’s | the wey af; ibe stesmer then slewed her bow off and | penbeen pared lo merk the, went end of ike. ees Flower Reet, eee tates tat ics ancl an ae aoe en a eee cateamt of tis, the | sDRgeeted by the Earl of Clarendon. Ha fiads them in Dismsieval. backec’ astern, her wheelboures strikirg the bark on the | west entuirnce to Firber’s Jn’snd Sourd, New York, acd wil | "6 Wats BIB EAM, tbe chavo ant ous Be- Erm tent" celesare prt en ot | Semen rehashed | orca ante hu tient he ang sta | aaa ar SanawR et eee | © cae coelitowe abe SFR Ue Wise BTA ’ e * hy " on " x . i i e a rT government, He esnnot be certain that | to 'tuisdepartment. Her Majesty agovernmert admits in | cessed tu hold Olplorerie: ts tercoume wit the Eneee | tark end hive cf the crew t cas of the teu a oR e i 3 Beon better satisded i, in expres-fog the conviction that all obatac’es to a eatiazae ‘acjustment of the contro. | incompatibe wih the mest eacred respect for ecncilliat nd three cf the erew got on beard ot the steamer, epje:zore eoneerning {+ fe well founded, but he ia {a- thas aptz thar Halen war calmed ard, aiivarty | Vvtvcstiony ard, Minlaer'Menfooteatany of ha a three cn beard wit the caprain alse naon ct | New York. Ney 20,186. Lighthouse Inspestor dc diet LEAN, May 23, PM— Are bark Palmetto, Crowell foc. to (ulcer that iv was the arblira'iom by @ third Powar | Cccupled by the former republic oi Centual Americs, | jesty the Queen ef the United Kingécm of Creat Britain | Capt. White. One of thece left. Chatles Seot'i, a Spxn- Ph ggngrnge Mea tier abe mitone Move: a and Harvest Queen, horton, as suscestor of the rights of Spaio, but asserts | and Ire'and rear tbia giverr men}, with a veries of papers | ier¢, told the ceptain that he and the otbers would rtick | ,, Below New Pegford ih, a ph'p enrposed the Chita Howes, | live (Brem), Hatter dort, Bremen; apcol; bark Arna De 36, tound home direct. Pr topite doen Ferres Barce'or of the (ferences between the two governments ia rela- i | in 5 bark Siestrd, Frexcie, of WBediord, bad Mth AMATE sieambip Loulsiaca Tathot, Indiarols via! jamaica, ting into | Kt ¢perted et Perrambuce Apri at the seme tine the ac verre Britir-h im, maniferted | embcaying the consiccraticne of public duty which have by Bisn. They then bore awsy for the land 1 Uon to Centra! Am b; f anthorit tery end civil, and f 1 ‘ ? Y . ‘i . yy acta of authority, military wnd civil, and by acts of | led to this measure, were referied to the mittee on »Capes om Tuerday mornirg, ab:u%8o'cloes. Capt. | i rced 110 br) i}, ard beé cn beard NO bb's wh; woul , ‘Below: ster ot Mr. Buchanan to this De- | q2tual posnesslon. Ocoarional acta of military anth rity | Foreign Rejatir nn, and ordered to ba printed Kirwin also ataten iat it they bad kept any_iock aut | ionaccnenaciune.’ | Gomite ut churkG eres, Bareey: irom “NYores ship. Ma sot ated a’ tha Louse of Lords he hat | bY cap‘alrs of Britich skips of war, or of civilauthority by | Mr. MasdN exprersed the pleosure he felt at learning | cn bard the stermer they ould not help having reen his Speken, &. | Helen” ('a rhip Co'chis, Poug'sae, Bostov: bark Sarah Aum, ciuueh te acter the Gal the Superintendent of Belize ate inguflclent, fe in ob- | the corciistory tore of Lord Clarerdon’s despatch, and | verte), as her whcle broacsice was vi:ibie to the steamer, Ship Grany.e, Sparrow, frem Liverpool fcr Callao, May | Dub kwater, Torregona; rebr ‘pie, Peaston, Philade thira Power, and ttat thet cfler hed been rene rei—in | Vicur, to determine the claim of the tile es galas: the | ecmplimented dir. Mercy’s e'ter as beirg at onee tempo: whereas the steamer comirg beac on tothe bark. could | S,00 Site pestis. trom Barre for NYork, May Il, | cea BEDFOR! May 29_Arr brig Ormus Baker, coureqnence of which statemeat Mr. Buchapan, not be. | CoUntr claim of the republic of Central Ameriga} or | rate, calm ond ccurteour, end no deubs would be not be een so reacily. Captain K also ntaun that he | igt ti?! delphia: rcbre Cnterio, Van Gilder, dot John ® Erapklia Bar y ‘NYork. : "7 y wach efor bavirg b 1 State «f Hordur No rejinqu!shment of title by the | ceived by the British gcverrment im the asme amicable | +sw ro lights ch boaid the steamer until che strnck his rst 1 of Abtott Lawrence), from Iquique I brine Cob gorerament, bad oa pre formally made | iat er, ia alleged, excep: in certain declarations reported | r, anner tha: 1014 Claicncou’s Cexpatch had been received | vcreel, Tbe bark carried alight In tle binnacle, which | fcr Plicaceiphie, Way s0. iat $9 40, ton 70 2 wwe | AB ere ‘ork. eri of Carendon fer the 'purpore of exp to have bien mace by the Central American Commandant | bere, ne Tot Ueplay eg. To she truth of the foregoing s'a'ement Hip Fixing Ching. Rest ard, hence for Ban Fraxcisco, April | gue: yar Peavy, F tintsivew Lor’ Clarendon #taed that the orginal | 0 Truxillo, who, whatever he may have sald, could have | Mr. Cara bad Jis‘ened with pleasure to the reading of | Coptain K. 1s willing to make cath, the conduct of | 4 Ja3I08, ton i145. estes anette, lat 3 N, | PEOVIDENCF, Mi efler cf whicn be bac epoken in the Hynse of Lorda re. | PO power te crce avay. the Tenit:ry of Honcuras. ig | THE Ceepeteh of the kereiary of state, He ded ft | Cap'ois Kirwin in remsinirg on board in order to save | | Parkrecife P ait, hence fer Movteviceo, April, It 3 Ny | mye We Set ae eda nal uied in conversation wits | The cecuzation of Rnatan by British subjeots, asi’ | us a corcivrive and f- wer'ui sralysi of the whole case, | the versel was Lighly spoken of by the mercban's,—Zal- iectend, Cliitonaoe, heron for Wo'gest, May 10, ff | a7 . . rly at f the diseusat " crigin and character ara described in the statement, pre- | }+ jccred to him that the Loror of ‘hi ucbaranat an ¢ pie Bagg argh o wnee be “a eal sens nore of the e:ndilisns cf rightfal possession. Its | curly required the ciencisenl of ‘the Drituh Minister nd 4 offer was {n allusion to despatch | srguege cn thet point is:—“Ruatan has been, of Inte | his culy regret was thut it bad not teen don go | THe CorLision OF THE STEAMER KEYSTORE Se aM’) deren trem Byéney, NBW, fcr Feejee Inlacda, ! | | | - | timore Sun, May 29. 8 a) ae ysl caincadnsinee Yeik Be Ekerwocd, Fell, (rom NCrleana for Marseiites, 10 itt wo Sten tloc p Columbus, Je jalan te Dot}, Daren, Geo, 10 load for Aesterdam (sid anebored ‘a Point, Wind ebead); echbre Maria Loniaa. 8 Ne Feiipse, Heston, NYort; slocps Wm H Bowen, and M Bax les. 0. od to Mr. Crampton, the Pri ish { JeMt*, Without any insiigation on the part of her Mo} He bed that this evspensin of interecurro was every | < ", on Brig t Wachirgios, and whlet Me Ccampton hed | 1 1 meveoment, spontaneously oceupied by British #ab- | ccm ox eiscuetence; inCeet, be bee ved thet Ht Was ne ee ray aperatet Menu i eciink Bers ecmmunicated to this Department. and he cvea procesd- bad “iit Renee ito wees @ spontaaeo créirary ccenrrence to ixqu're cf goverrmenta if minis | ; noo verrele, off the port ot Norfolk. The wa‘e of the WA. Bt Biowneville, Regers, NOr ‘alto reecamt the aswrez which om tht oeeuion it waa | fubsiion oj Mentan Wy eth subject, wihrak DAUge | vere mould te aecezate. He alluicd b> his caso when | Covater, who, with Gur others, escaped on beard the wee Chuckie, Sevoubis, 8.4 brie ale, Mr. Crampton bi from me. In relstion : nh p pointed Mix ister to l’rance, and reid that he remained 1 a to ‘Sis tapertaat uation, ashes sicce been faliy mani. | tat is, am act of mere invasion by unauthorized | jn Londen nptil it was excertatred that it would be agree tra eré= eal prevent bor gotee saya oe ore chsies oh fested. there was a miseore*ptin on both si In the | Porta cronear will be perseverizgly insisted upon | able to Frerce to receive n minister, Exgiand bad sent | seer will have time to iat pe firat piace, although the acte to Mr. Crampton had been | py,,/0r" Clarenfos aa» foundation claim by Crea! | » mixiater cut of Fer ccunty under ® gaard. Indeed, he | g-rl tatr, ad uvlers the wind freshened very much, wiltien so fer back ae the 10th of November, 1855, and | [ii'tin ‘0 (he sterelgs'y or evem rightfol poa- | might cite nomercus izttonces of such suspension of in- | a men ave el:ker {eken from the wreck or are in the In it Mr, Crampwom had veon expressly instracvel | Misr, cf the | Bay Islands, It esonot have | texceuree, it it was necessary. It was no cause fer war, | heater, He has ro caret thelr salely. Hie neys the cape ASPEN WALL leers vis Gre low: Chie! . Seven 3 & Hawk, Sper! 'rinié a wands Mas to, We abiaudle” Ropees or Runian and | | PAWTUCKRT, Way 29—-Arr echr RM Browning, Hickmaa NCr core 208. heen FD, May 22—Arr briga Eliza Merriihew, @ Premera, May 10—Arr sobre Agecny, White, NOr'eans; Pil Loh Mla Havana; Altarctia, Bibber, Cardeuee: MeFariard tomec River; Vandaita, wae Pert Rv Minor, Frery. N York; Mery B Pearson, | Paliineno for Be' jacob & William Matibewa, > Csrolie, @ their erc Bhe haa two Int ine Leniien, Laitimcre, Cld Gh, brig Quadruple Oh & «York; (th 7 M Maykew, Hall, Gen Feo red Yor stew Coutts, Ellerslie, eacsped tre attention of her Msjesty’s gove nment a * t Torscs Ayers. Apal $e den ad itvwse sobentils inte hoes is cay evening that'te pelttienl conditicn of Beliza, wa Sxed by ths | niccd tp precea yin ie tie cecrmens carn lopsctsst A lle A haa Ag Ad es bin, Jere ucen, Fowre,tor | (or Wadebcro; Harriet, Faw ton, Gafalg for, Fanaa itee’ 01 4 * r 6 irg. But tlec 1 leamer were no “4 . wer ; | Heamer Locnel Point. French, NYork. C! Felrvary 21, 1086, aud. in vonseqaanee of Slevarelont | firg Wat B State couse never nave soqened ta tha owt dhe, bt ere n ee wb mash avidity 4 67m: sailing to siek thelr own eefoty in ecdeavoring to aseist | 3, roe 2 ay a mickereen, bene Guineas | al evan} Geo F Willams, Haety, do; sehr Flore King in the Senate 6 s 9 sudjest, that . “bind ; fainieg uistory, end be would move to prim i i . zi 2— in, Your g, Marseilles. reecon, Pero Rien. Me, Crompton executed bla instractions im thia respect, | Pf Belize and ike assumed cependencics thereof the | 10.¢(0 additicnal eopicr. # Pam re broken pert thewiog nome fve fet muase, the | FOMTAY. Mace HES rt chipn Cotfiee, Holmes, for Hoe. | PC RTEMCUTIT May 28 Arr schre Ar Lewis, Ham Felis, Sweetland, Philadelphia; Sisk, Hooper, A Orr, Henderson, . april & , + (oleonda, ALAR core cl anchors; Neva, browns (oleo ny Fairfield, Charo; F Colbrado. Ricker; Kell ul ane mace a communication of Jord Clarendon’s note of | ‘@ftitoral scvereignty of the Bay Islands. In wer hoo admitted bat the dismisral of the Bri cxtext of her demege shows the violeoce of the coneu word, this gevernment believes that the Bay Islands inter C18 notof necessity lead to the Saccrochos ot fon, The Ce eTberreike Sleepy, nevious November. In the meond place, it had not | F " a fi Kk Corvany a p Bt A P . elorg to the State of Honduras, and that, there’ ‘ strong, pew bark this < a + re on, M’Culloch, Howad, | Pintiy Few'er, Rowell, do, 7 stood either by Mr. Buchanan or by his e to & j . r@, | onr sacise relations with Greet Britato; but ail he could A - Heck, Gubem, Nab! dherpe CINCY, ‘brig Susan Fmery, Wall, V’ at the segrentions of arbitration which | t2@ cccupstion of them, and still more,’ thelr colo: | tnt regret that the matter hid taken the course 1¢ had. | Let iret Wseue out, or rhe weuld Bave been run down at | 7 civiead “Lowell tnd Lice, hyen Tordon. eee eT douaithy sehr Kugene, AVOER, BS w ine 1, for Meltovrne 60; Mose: y ‘ \ation by Great Britain, ix contrary to the tenc cree. ‘ had made in conversation wita Mr, | * y Ne y 9 tenor | Our gcverrmentbavirg beer ratisfied, as it wled ge 3, Qrend Ns, Jav. fer NYorK, e by the former sea formal pro- | Of ber treaty with the United Sates, as being the nitbe ihe representations Dy’ Great Beitain, hs | ahe Turf, | Pew bey: CHR debe im: West Wind, PL lot he BAY AT NAB, May 26-— Arr Weigs Conte orton foctzomn on tha part of Her Majesty's cup colo been permitted to remain. MARYLAND. | Cre; Grenite y ot the Pacific, Reed Oy 0; Ingres Bae peste wi ae part of Ceotral | prltich Minister Ue i to b America, But the british government thinks different: | ftw thought it war ¢: sche Plangome, Brown, NYork; Sdow Fis as, Wea in vain fOr us to may that the abject hy i 90 understood, the proposi- Hinnixe Rex Courst BALTIMORE, May 20.—Swoepstaker, | ee Diegen, Uitte, oe c@ time e+peclial cons dar. | 15; #nd upon the question Whetier the Bay Islands are | jn ciepnte had been tattefactorily explained, to deciare | ( coir. ard. Bete eney, fo Souscine Be rupmaoar now Yo | sobiet re cocuzeure , that the apciray orexpianation ofthe Brith goverment | TP" Woosfoaa chef Linea, | Merton aud aia Gecepim Linewey, tor Boston, | CAT EM Mey 20-—Are echr Mary Patiercon. Pattadaty Yiententercaina, that | Dotwithstaxding her treaty with the Uxited States, Hen ae ey a thes 10, FEMCYS the Ties ee eek | Tew Woontolera chy & Z | Hen Freteinens bk Gecreia. Linceey, oh hUEM, Mtg, 20- Are ecb Mary, Ranageey oy ty’s govern. | *WO gcvermments are at issue. the covsmion of tho Slapuie, Whe he squeed with our. | (ov? aiten’e br. m. hugeete..... 33 en vie Muni 2. bark Anekiend, Nelson, Batavia; , Neriolke Trident, Know; venneende, Water: resented at t Upon thin retrospect of the reveral pointe of | reyernment that tbe exp'anation of Lord Carend.n wos | ¥* 1: Comsn’s bf Lady Compbell.. . | 9 Bt rem rey Jotrecn Laibrep and Tanesster, Rourdy, | wien’ Rycer: Pequennock, Barronaha, aud ohm A To Oe eeeveetiractod ce | difference ketwoen the two g veromenta tbo Mrest- | fumeient, yet be thougnt they bad greatly erred, ater | Time, 1:48—1:47}—1:48—1:$4—1:60, | GR IPR Bl eimcod Fale CO 9 ss aon tone, mn | Peete ate Rteai: gai DEimgilne “oateats Aen, lof this government. | “ent ia not able to perceive that any uveful r obisiving that explanation, to interrupt ‘the diplomatic | CALIFORNIA. Wert 10 ren from Paneor, Mere 88, oe Oemh, Greaad SO aa ga BE SERA Y, heeounes Baliera singerely solicitous ensue either from calling on & interecurte between the two countries, “Heexpren-oi the | PI0NRER Coven, Sax PIANC i8CO, April 26.—Sweepstakes | Jer, Baw Vor, (ne Core na, York; Danae ae 1 fray, Bow og via Charior'on Ta relations of the two | "cwer to ray whether the convention is or is | ojjnicn that the matter hed been pressed toe poin' of | and puree $600—$t00 entrance an Dreyer een; 20 ult, Finiatd, Ferrert, do; 41h, W DEE Penton; Pumming Rind) Morr. N York; sloamer sll which thers is | 20t prospective in ita operation, in the sense of that | peiregping. rather than of statermenchip. He did not | Lest three in five, in barnes Sepsis a, ¢0. dan, €o. Old Bin, brig . Freemat idea, as exprersed by her Majesty's vernment; for if | concur with the ocnatruction given by our giverament | @. N. Ferguscn’s b. g. New York... Co MetapT1N0rLR, prev to May 5—Bid brig Pennamaquon, SYST a tray $8-— Are loop Vermont, Allen, York, at somenn ue oe Wrtal lite, Mal The teeatanticl to the noutrali'y laws, He did not think the British | Mr. kilts) oh. g. Rhcie bined. Ball Belg os op e1d Jon Betant, Powe Hawhnee WEYMCUGB, May 2k-~varr aghir Somerre!, Soriog, Bat Gappenes, BAY Lm Bar Losba Beye Byrgem, Nrgrk, Ava | mKre. ¢ bed viols‘et them in enythirg whick it had | Mr. Cz,cka’ hg. Jack Waters, My San tusse tag tg. | i! oF Gite uc” 18 9m BBR UG behonte Wun owe # Now tbat Be bad ‘terminated, be ‘tok oF Time, 3871542