The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-03
TWO CENTS.
Important from Honduras, Yucatnn and
Central America.

Important from Honduras, Yucatan, and
Central America.
An arrival ut New Oriran- from Belize, Hon
dufss, brings accounts from that place to the I'd
Of December Accounts tom Yucatan received
Fl Belize, report affairs in that country in a very
different condition from the Information we have
been receiving from iucatan papers, The o.
serrer OF the I'd inst. SAYS:
We have received advces from the interior Of Yuos-
tan via BAcasr which the Indians again
in the sscs ndant Several towns have been rstaken
by them 1t is also stated that II thew succeed in re-
taking Tica,h now closely beseged they will at once
preceed to attack Merida
VIM. ii. Coffin. Esq has bses sentenced to six
months imprisonment and fine OF f1o0, for writing
certain articles which appeared in the Observer re.
IL appears from the Belize Obssrper that the British
government through its Vice-Consul at Nicaragua
cts Nicaraguas share If the debt ia S136 Os5, and
the interest this for 20 years at six per cent
Is 500 eco more portion Of this must be paid
before 1850 and the remands- H. 10 tn
lidate and issue stock The COVER ment Of Mica
rngua Is required tn give security for thu religious OBJ
servance Of the sn 'atiops imnossd nv the British
Consul and in the event Of failure the regular
paym>nts the Eusli.h are 10 take possession Of the
Custombouse of San Jusn del Norts until tn. amount
be made up. The British Consul asks Immediate con-
rfance with there demand; hit the Assembly, OF
me mt in the matter.
In additi n to this dim ,utv with Nicsragu., tho
British government through is m..sriss I. enaea-
yoring to bring about some trouble with Honduras aud
St. Salvador. for the purr suppose OF seiz'ng
upon Central America Honduras and 81. Salvador
Enalth. and Mr. Chat6eld addressed the following
ra,her curious letter to the Secretary Of the State OF
"SR:-I have received the Official Ga-,uc Of ST.
Salvador, number 90 and nv attention has been di-
rected to decree of the Preside Of the 3st OF May
ls4S lt Ia with Rreat regret observe this proof
OF the disposition Of the Of 81 Salvador to
oppose that Of II NJ. especially after having done
all in power the British In Gem
trial America to cultivate cordial harmony with the
authorities Of this State Ackuo the ~ YER OF
the President to issue any ordsr ba NAV think AZ n H.
tO oh hat oh d.
cree published affecting British interests unjust or
UNCONSTITUTIONAL! the state IF San Salvador must not
be surprised II 1t should be made responsible for the
indscretiou of lite governors
81 abstain from commanding on the rancour (unprs-
voked) that clearly has dictated this decree; but
must say that 1t would better have agreed with tds
dignity OF your sdmntra ton If At fret inquiries had
o.eu msoc o.ne iPc'f WNlch nave been so precip
tattiy ieg'safed upon-hecaufe this examuation
would have shewn-lst That it s not true tn at the
port Juan has alwsv. been ackpo vedged to De-
long TO Central America ID Ne thsr the river ofSsu
Juan as far IA the fort Of Carlos occupied by or
N possession Of Fl d. arms 81. That the tariff
e'ablished in the Mosquito port Of San Juan Is obi
rattry to the commerce OF Granada by the riy or
san Juan.
I'm cor ouson 7 must state 10 YOU for the nform,.
on Of your government that shall place this deoree
under The notice Of II NJ Govern mept in order
that they may BIZ acquainted with the adverse feel
ings OF your government, leavipg its post I'M
necessarily and mn solicited, to insult II B NJ Gov
eminent in an affair ~hcn practically does not Affect
the interest OF the state OF So" Salvador
have tie honor to he. SO + CHArpurLpn
Totbis the Govcrnm mt of San Salvador very
had letter to be being
too Insulting but afterwards Resolving that a. there
were many observatonsin that letter Witch ware ab.
solntey necsssary 70 he pnbh.d IN the whole world
with his remarks on them, he had changed his mind.
From the Boston Advertiser Isunsryl1
lNsURREcTIoN IN HoNDURAs.-.By the Septem-
Der, at this port, from Omoa, Nov ~, Truxillo,
Dec. 7th, VIZ have received the news of an lnsur-
reciion in Honduras. On the 2lst November, a
meeting was held ut the city of Teguci-
gualpa, by party OF military persons over whom
SantOr GuaTdiOla, a General oi DIVISION presided.
In which pronunclanento was adopted to
repudlate the authority OF the state assembly and
Other unctOnarlts net appointed according to law;
to the persons 81 Gen Francisco iervera Cor
Cnado Chavez, and their agents. to demand from the
spprem governme 1.-THE sus ems ofthe ca pltatlOn
law and that which reduces the military force and
their ray; The ocsnon OF grand constr tuent as
semby, and the punishment or banishment of those
who may be- found guilty authorizing General
Guardlola with foil po.ers 10 realize this object
IL was further declared that the Assembly shouHt
meet at Mineral de C~dros, the 10Th of
December, and be composed of one member
from each municipality of Honduras, who might
( be either a resident or not, in his district
They placed themselves under the protection
of the governments Of Nicaragua and Salvador,
glving Information to every town, through its au-
ihorles, that they might signify whether or
not they approved of the measnre In case the
Vice President refused to accede to their propo.
slllons, the landaolders were 20 be called to-
gether. As soon possible, a document ex-
planning and defending this proceeding was or
dered 10 be published, and had been sent. Oh
The same day, 10 each department., by the presiding
officer The iDsurrectionarv party had taken pos
session OF Comaya, the capital OF Honduras, about
Nov q, and the government had fled to the town
OF Orotica, the natural situation Of which 10
strong, and had called upon the different DEPART
ments OF State tor men and money.