The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-29

Humboldt may also be advantageously consulted,
as well as the distinguished geographer Mitchell
Now that the great object is attained, far as it
can be Effected by your able mlnlster-except to
insure Its ratification by the, government Of Nj
caraeua-a few passing remarks may not be unin-
terestlng IN relation 10 the difficulties that were
encountered during the important negotiation.
The whole British influence, under the able man.
sgement of the English c. G., F. Chatfeld, was
brought to bear at every step to defeat the object
OF your munster, and II possible the right
to his own country; Notwithstanding. Mr. Hse, in
his usual unassumlng republican character, dis
playing diplomatic tact and talent rarely dis
played in the seeking Of great object, defeated
the enemy. MIR. Hise has won for himself, among
us, considerable esteem, and acquired quite re-
putation for possessing much talent.
discouraging In the extreme. revolution which
broke out nearly tive years ago, and which
led TO the expulsion. of President r. Carrera,
In August lstS, still continues, and increases
IN horror daily. Robbing and numbering is
the order Of the day among nine-tenths of
the, people: The ex President is returning, and
Will no doubt secure the Presidency his object
to put an end to the anarchy, and restore peace
and prosperity to this unhappy country. Within
the city the government making forced lOans at
the point OF the bayenet, whilst the robbers are
stealing the goods, to great extent, on their way
from Ysabal to this city.
Since writing the above, have had an opporu-
tunity of conversng with FL Senior Silva, the
Minister from Nicaragua, who admitted the cor
rectness OF the information have given in relation
to the treaty between himself and Mr.. Hise, the
American Minister. ID. U. l..
GUATEMALA, July %, ls49
The Great Oceanic Canal to the Pacifc-Treaty of
Commerce w,th the United States-7Ae Designs
of the English-Movements of the Insurgents-
Amer1caa Dispatches Stolen, Sc, &c.
In my last informed you that very important
treaty had just been signed between your minister
the Hon. f. Hise, and the Charge de Affaires for Nj
caragua, In which the right of making the great
oceanic canal is secured to the United States-since
which commercial treaty has also been signed
by the two ministers. The treaty alluded to in my
last with Honduras, has been signed by Mr. Hise
and the minister from Honduras. The intention
OF the English government has already leaked out
In regard to the great oceanic communication
could they have secured the privilege of making it
which was to make the Lake Nicaragua great
naval station, and, in the event of war with the
United States, from this intended naval station cut
up the commerce of the United States to the north
and to the south on both sides of the continent as
might be convenient. Such is the reasoning of
the British agents In this county, and, taking it
In connection with the fact of England having
naval points in all parts of the world, furnishes
strong circumstantial evidence of her intentions.
Will your government attach as much importance
to the subject OF Nicaragua canal as that of Eng
ioAu II is uouDuul-iue treaty may De pOcketeQ
10y tie President OF the United States and for ever
lost 10 his country, unless you the sentnes of
public liberty, demand its forthcoming at the next
session OF Congress. understand, from good au-
hority, Mr. Hlse will leave this capital on the 18th
inst. for the United States-to be escorted by a
strong body of soldiers to the frontiers.
Since The date of my last, the exiled Gen. r.
Carrera has succeeded IN subduing the department
OF the Altos-all his acts in that department le-
gal1cd by the government, and the decree In which
he was exed rescinded on the other hand, the
government of San Salvador has been openly ac-
cused by this government Of aiding and abetting
the mountaineers in revolution. Goods TO the
amount of between 200 and 800 bales, on their way
from Yzaval 10 this city, have been robbed by the
insurgents in the short space of few weeks with
cut the government being able to afford the least
protection-such Is the awful state of society in
this Countrywide result must be total destruction
OF The race, and an opening for better family of
mankind. A short time since large party OF insur-
gents entered the Antigua Guatemala, headed by
Leon Rymundo, plundered the town, and assass-
mated several persons. Among the houses plum
dered was that of DIR. Wcyms, United States Con-
sui 10 the amount of nearly three thousand dollars
The French Consul is using his best endeavors
10 have brought before the French Assembly the
obnoxious conduct Of the English Consul to him.
sell and his predecessors, with a view to bring
about the English Consul's recall by his govern
ment. The American well the French des-
PATCHES, Tor some time past, have all been stolen,
there Is great reason to believe at Bese, and the
English Consul here is strongly suspected of being
the lnsugator Of the crime. ID. u. l..