The New York herald., 1845-11-15

INTERESTING FROM CENTRAL AMERIcA-We have
received, by the John k. Gardner, from Belize,
Honduras, the following interesting intelligence
from Central America.
From Honduras Gazette, Oct Ill
We nave Central American papers TO the 18th Septem
ber Among these are the proceedings OF convention
OF friendship and alliance held between the States Of
Guatemala and Honduras, and also pamphlet contain
ing exposition by the representative of Honduras in
Guatemala of the which led to the with San
Salvador and defence thereof apparently written with
good deal OF cool ratiocjDaton.
1t appears by correspondence between General Nj
choas Angulo Commander in Chief Of the army Of San
Salvador and General Santos Guardoa of the Honduras
that after armisce had been declared between
those States, General Angulo complained that General
Guardola had broken it. by attacking the San Salvador
Union, and defeated and is said killed. Gen A. Carbol-
10 with great oss but this he did because the latter
he went to meet Carboio he asserts that Anguo also
invaded place called OosDgo that he ID peaceably in
clined, and long Angulo will refrain from commit
ting breach Of the armstice, and act in good faith he
will also abstain from mo!esng the territory Of San Sal
vador. There is therefore, hope that peace will
be restored at least for time, between these tive
States and may account for the breach Of the ris
ce by that spirit which generally actuates combaants
and dsputantseach party being determined to have the
last blow or the last word
The LATE EtopEnENt IN BosroN The nerves of
tine upper thousand OF this city, few days SINCE
suffered severe shock by the rumofed sudden, and
mysterious disappearance OF Miss Maria G+ttF young
solidty, and more valuable-as the world goes
The young lady is orphan and said to be connected
with of the wealthes and most ar.stocatic families
the Southhereore not to be wondered at that
the void created in aristocratc circles by her alb
sence, should set rumors thousand tongues at work.
unattended by any show OF mystery But as il is
the shock hss been terribly exciting raised to
highest piieh-and in not few instances overstep-
ping the bounds Of demarSaon, separating the refined
from the vulgar.
The usually blank faces of the danaiss assumed still
blanker expressionthey forgot to oil their mostaches
IN rlc hnFn
they met "A sure sign that something demd myseri
ous had happened about to- The ladies put their
has she gone p "Bo you know any thing about it ~
who would have thought it p MARIA was sweet
girl hope she has not been murdered" 4" Oh dread
full" Such the whispered expressions that reach
ed the OF the passer by and made him wonder "wat
airth it was all about"
But yesterday morning, this a-absorbng mystery
unrivalledthe fair runaway, who had thrown all
White.kiddom into cold sweat by her mad prank, as
joyous bride attended by the partner of flight now
her husband
The particulars attending this highly exciting and in
terestng affair." gathered them and from good
thorty, are nearly as follows Miss @. was left
phsn quite young and heiress to large property, and
about two years since was sent to this city to finish her
education. She made her home at fashionable board
ing house in Beacon street and while there formed
could boast of nothing but that appendage
OF very many honest young men-poverty. He loved
her, mot wisely, but too well for Of low degree,
but nevertheless he pushed his fortune with desperate
eloquence and the TRUTH that there is tide the af
fairs of men, which taken ut the ebb leads to fortune
in his proved correct and has before happened
the young lady yielded to the ardent solicitations of the
lover, and an elopement was agreed upon.
Now to bring about "consummaton devoutly to
be wished the sharp eyes Of elderly danes must be
blinded, and numerous fops and danglers put on the
tended the Bowdoin street church on Sunday evening
last accompanied by Mr. w. and elderly lady full Of
piey and kindheartedness Arriving at the church door
her beautiful companion expressed in svery tones
wish to join the choir in singing, which Of
readily assened to, ana she trpped up sairs-whether
with rogush smile on her lip tear in her eye
know not. The innocent and piously minded
tron entered the church, and seating herself in richly
cushioned pew gave herself up to devotional
cises with an JUNCTION and wrapped attention more in
cordance with piey and religious worship than the
lous watchtuness of guardian.
The old lady now being well to do" in a spiritual
sense, ven take brief glance up stairs The lady en-
teredthe lover was there among the singers and their
eyes met Their joined together in the first hymn
and then they noselessy left In the porch the church
not word was spoken, but volume was rendered in
the warm pressure OF the offered hand and rapid walk
of few moments brought them to carriage in readi-
They entered-the door closed-and on Monday
night they were made man and we in the city of Brook
lyn ~ " May they live TO good old age, and ever
fer to that mysterious afar' with feelings of unmin
ged satsfacti tion.
The foregoing statement is strictly true there is no
gas about 1t. Times, Nop. l3.
The ALGoMAH.-This vessel, with cargo of | | 200
bushels OF wheat from Chicago, and 1000 barrels oi
flour, taken we believe, at Detroit, out of the
Welland canal on Friday the 9TH instant. Having been
constructed for the enlarged Weland canal when com.
pleted, the Algomah was the largest vessel Lake
Ontario and had to tighten through the canal in its pre-
sent unfinished state After coming out of the canal on
Friday, she was engaged in receiving by lighters the
part ofher cargo she had discharged coming through
Before she had received all her cargo board, the
storm of Saturday and Sunday came on She
anchored of the mouth OF the canal and onSunday
ing the W ind having increased to gale Capt Morgan
discovered that his vessel dragging her anchors he
slipped his cables and her ashore about half mile
above the mouth Of the canal The violence of the
storm and the sea coused his vessel to bear With great
in fve and her stern in eight ieet water She had
board at the time 0ls bushels wheat and barrels of
flour. Most of the wheat will probably be lost the
-four saved with slight damage II is supposed the vessel
will be got of with some damage, for which measures
taken The vessel and cargo were nearly and
perhaps quite covered with insurance, of which the
North Western had $4,000, and the Howard, Etna, and
Globe the residue.-Osgeso 4drertiser.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SoLp.-The very valua-
bic real estate owned by the Syracuse Company, es-
mated to be worth over S700000 hiss recently been
parttioned by Commissioners appointed by the Chan.
ceor Yesterday, in pursuance of an order for that
stores connected together with Mills Factories,
Furnace TanneTy &c. were offered at public sale. The
purchasers we learn, were John Townsend and Angus
tus James of this city We have Syracuse, emerg
ing from tangled swamp, with scarcely dryland enough
for dove to rest the sole Of its feet house by
house and street by street. TO its present magnitude and
beauty So confident twenty five years ago OF
the then future importance Of Syracuse that if any body
down should now have een rich 10
though the day for vast profits has gone by Syracuse
still offers great advantages to capitalists Its growth is
to be steady and permanent 1t is surrounded by an
agricultural district valuable alike for wheat and graz
ing But rich il its SOIL 1t is still richer the Saline
and Gypsum treasures which found beneath its SUI
face-.1ibdny Journal, Nor. Is.
Bold OUTRAGE.-The Vergennes Vermonter
says that young lady named Allen, together with
female friend, set from Panton for Ferrisburgh,
single Wagon, and passing athletic looking fellow,
he up to the side Of the wagon and asked ride
stating he was fatigued The ladies alarmed, and
whipped the horse into galop Notwithstanding, the
man clambered into the mind end OF the wagon, and
commanded them to get out of it Immediately They
fused whcreupon he seized each of them by the throat
with firm grasp and in the struggle which ensued all
three were thrown to the ground together with the seat
Miss Allen by dealing the villain series OF stout blows
with the butt OF her whip his head made her escape,
and with all possible speed the house. and gave
ALARM when two young repaired TO the spot instant
ly They met the other lady, who had succeeded in
Gaping iron the clutches OF the ruan, with the loss Of
the skirt OF her dress after having had her face much
dshgured with blows from his fist The horse found
distance back OF the struggle and both
fhIllS tho " hInL on of