The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-30

walls has been Of late very large. Peace, health
and abundance, says the Ncighbor, are In all our
Europe, presented report on the subject OF COM
mon school education. The 9TH lnstalment due
on North American claims has been placed by
the government at the disposal OF the Charge
wards of $4,000, and has been shipped for Boston
BY the Crusader. The road of the Andes has been
repaired at the cost OF the government, tor dis
lance OF 70 leagues, and Is said to be IN very TAR
travelling order for the most part; in all parts safe
Rodriguez, by the last news from Mendoza, had
been brought In captive. In the attack made
upon his troop, nineteen of his men were killed
II Is probabe ere thls he too has been but to DEATH
In the capital great quiet reigns, and the I'M
provements of the city arc on gradual but steady
advance.
Late Peruvian advces state that the Minister
Paz Sedan had resigned, we are told, in conse-
quence OF some misunderstanding with the Presl-
dent. Don Matlas Leon has been chosen in his
place, as Minister OF Foreign Affairs Mr. Pitt
Adams the British Minister, has returned to Cal
lao. The Peruvian government had not received
the first communication IN which he announced
his mission. Upon this, Mr. Adams had address
ed to the government second note, demanding
that they should fix a time when they would de-
eide whether TO receive HIM or not; and when, If
received, he should have his audience.
Our latest advlces from the River La Plata are
to the 9TH of April Each port of the Argentine
territory was then closely blockaded, and all at
tempts to evade the French cruisers have proved
useless. Ten European vessels bound to Europe,
made an effort to reach the inner roads OF I}uenOs
Ayres, with most favorable prospects, having dark
night and fair wind; but they were Overtaken by
the French steamer and brought back, and It Is
said will be served the same fate which attended
the British brig Fame, which condemned and
sold. The French and English Ministers appoint
ed to renew negotiations, had not arrived.
We have Bermuda papers to the 18th instant
The steamship Great Western arrived hence on
the 10th. The Legislature was opened by the Co.
n
were many subjects of interest to the inhabitants
He recommends the Legislature to relieve all
steamships carrying the public mails of the coun-
tries to which they belong, from light dues at Ber
muda and, also, to support well directed plans for
encouraging the resort OF strangers to the island,
in search of health, business, or recreation.
The translation OF a treaty between Great Bril-
March, we take from the Ney Orleans Delta, with
the remarks OF that paper. The Delta says:
The attention Of our countrymcn and the govern
ter BY the second article of the treaty. it will be
that Great Britain through her accredited agent, af
firms in substance that Mosquito is of her colo
MES and that such insult the Mosquito dag is
an insult to the British flag The Vaccinations set on
foot by the grasping and aggressive government of
England have succeeded far as the feeble state
Nicaragua is concerned To all intents and purposes,
Mosquito has been annexed to the crown of Great
Britain. Who can define the metes and bounds of
this fictitious realm of the King of the Mosquitoes,
publicly proclaimed to be under the protection of
Her Britannia Majesty? Boundaries it has not. It's
nnlitS WILL DC speedily stretched with the
selfish wants Of British subjects that fertile and lu
crative coast Troubles will be fomented with the fee
BILE apologies for governments in the neighbour
Concessions will be forced from them at the point of
the bayOnet and British power will be immeasurably
increased on this continent.
In Of the which has existed be-
Great Britain and the State of Nicaragua with respect
the limits Of the and Which has produced COLI
aqua named its Commissioners the Minister Of the Treasury
Francisco Casteon Juan Zava and jose Maria Estrada IN
order that in conjunction with Granville Cover Loeb, Captain
the Jamaica Division Of North and the
ndo and in command Of Her Britannia Masty united forces
aiss the two % and ser and
delibeato. they have agreed the following articles:
ch the Island of Cuba twelve hours after the ratification Of
the present Treaty Mess Little and Hodsson made prisoners
I'd The flags of Mosquito other articles property
and whereas the commander Of her B. desires salts
3 Sm G ss % s
British flag with the design Of njurng Mosquita which
I 1T Sas s s
cd with that Of Great Britain that insult to It would imply
hostility power chershes ardent desire to cu
yato the most friendly relations with that government
modest the peaceful inhabitants Port
Juan with the that act Of that nature
in Port Of San Juan
the frs, Of last January shall be considered revived and
cuomhousc shall be fixed in the vicinity Of said preudi
s The Commander Of the British forces withdraw
the Fort Of San Carlos the Port Of San Juan restoring
the and prisoners and all articles Of property in his
power after hs ratification Of the present treaty
Government Of Nicaragua from seeking to effect by Of
missioner dehni;iye settlement Of tho subject matters Of this
In We have snsd S treaty s IN dup
sij'nS Le @aya Msis
ason Mario Estrada Minister Of Foreign Relations
the supreme Government, &C. &c;
Leon, March II, ls4a J. xeres.