New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14

Wa Yesterday received file Of the Belize Hon.
dur.,A Wafch1an 10 the 9TH uls We lad IN II
very htlle local news The people OF the settle
roert appear to be perfectly delighted ct the pros
pectiye departure of Col FsncoUrs, their Superln
tendept. appointed by the Home Government. He
seems 10 be very unpopular Public meetings
were held expressing a want OF confidence 10 him,
and requesting him to resign. The waterman
says: C,;.,Oo.
il would appear that her majestys Colonial Sec
rotary has at length determined on doing justice 70
British Honduras by the removal OF the gentry no"
at the head of the government The packet has
broueh BIT The glad tidings that her majesty Super
intebdent, Col Faucourt, is soon about TO leave.
We hail this change as the first stepping stone TO-
ward the restoration OF that happiness and union,
40 desirable in a small community ike this, and
toward the healing of those differences which have
existed for the last four five years; indeed ever
since Col Fancourt and ChiefJus,lce Temple have
shaken bands and entered into an alliance OF unity,
peace and friendship.
"Itis now hoped that Earl Grey will follow up
this Wholesome change, by removing Chief ustice
Temple, for ss long as he remains here 1t will be
next to impossible 10 have peace and tranquility
restored In the settlement. AS the public meetings
say, AWAIT Of confidence in the administration o!
iustce' has been created in the minds OF the major
part OF the inhabitants No person having actions IN
Court enters il bu. with fear 10 the result. Toe
principal portion OF the intelligent Jurors do not az
tend, and Notwithstanding the inconvenience they
are putt by the heavy amounts which they some
times have to pay, their determination appears to
increase"
4 The bark Norma had arrived of Mono river with
= company Of Belgian or German emlgrants. The
colony consists of twenty married couples twenty
six men and ten women unmarried, and hlty-ioue
children making q total Of one hundred aud thirty
persons They have purchased three tnou'and
two hundred acres OF land
The Watcka0n has received news from Guate
mala to May 10. As an instance OF the resources
Of the country, even after 80 many years oil Inter
nal dissension, 1t is mentioned that large convoy
of goods had arrived at the capital IL consisted
of 3,096 mules with 1000 packages oil dry goods
and 500 900 in cash.
Mons Cosnier commander Of the French cor
vette war; had left the city for Istaps, together
with his officers, where they intended embarkng
Mons Cosnier kindly took on board bis vessel sev-
eral merchants and brought them from Acautla to
Istspa, for which he received the thanks OF the
Government through Monsieur FORBADE, French
Charge fAfiaires.
The cocbineal CROP which gave such indications
of abundance has suffered considerably In the An
tigua, in consequence of some heavy showers oil
rain. In Amattlan they had got 1t in without ln'
jury.
rera against the insurrectionsts, have :an import
ance far beyond anything that has taken place -
The mountains of the Carizal and Of the Tobon,
vhere the bandits had their lurking places and
stores ofprovisons, were fortified and defended by
them The General in Chief, knowing the import
ance of making an ncursion on the said noun
tains, proceeded thiher before going to Chiqaima.
Ia to escort the convoy and penetrated into tn 3
mountain, conquering the difficulties opposed to
him by the natural fasnesses oil the places, aud the
obstinscy with which the mountalneers defended
their intrenchments. The huts in which these par
ties concealed themselves, living without respectto
laws, and in open rebellion against the authorities
were destroy ed they flying to the rayines andcaves
IN the forests. The effect othese vigorous measures
against the mountaineers has been very great.
On the Sd, the estate of San Geronimo, in the
department of Vera Psz was attacked by spsrty
Of rebellionsts. The snail force which was there
resisted until assistance arrived from Saama
when the mountainee-s were defeated and fled,
leaving four dead and sore wounded. During the
attack they burned twenty four houses in the
town.
By the way Of Havana We have news frcI San
Salvador TO May II. Onths llth the President Of
tho State left the Capital to visit the department OF
6anIieuel. The division OF the army of San Gal.
vador, under the command Of Gen. Barrios, which
went 20 assist Honduras dasing the rebellion Of
Gusrdioa, had returned.