New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03
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Later from Central America.

caragua letters and papers have been received
from Nicaragua up to the 18th Of July
Private letters from San Juan state that the
English agents are proceeding with the erection OF
their nev cratom house, bringing their materials
chiefly from Jamaica. The British Consul, Mr..
Green, who is dictator there, exhibits publicity
letter from Lord Palmerston, in which that tunc-
tionsry states that by the lately negotiated treaty
between Great Britain and The United States the
latter power is as much party TO sustain the ex-
stipg order Of things ii G. Anglo Musqutan pre-
tenaions-aE Great Britain heraelt
The Goals sent out ny the canal company, for the
use Of their proposed steamers on the rivers and
akes wera Obliged to pay duty to Mr. Consuldfeen
Ii Yves done, however, under protest
The stesmer Orus failed second time In Its at
tempt to cross the bar at the point where the river
emptes into the harbor Attempts were about 10
made to carry Ter into the river by the Colorado
mouth.
All euiet in Nicaragua, and the crops promls.
ing. The Blshop mad received bull from the Pope,
under date Of Portici, March IL, 1850 conferrlns
on him special power in the name of his Holiness,
to the first practical operations in open
ing the proposed canal, and TO invoke the special
blessing OF EeGyen on the first enterprise OF the
age The Government had established regular
monthly c0ratn, or mail, between San Juan and
Granada to l. the former point on the oath OF
every mouth This is done, in the words OF the De.
cree, fer The purpose Of sustaining relations with
foreign uations, but principally with the United
States The official paper, OF the 3Oth OF June,
inserts formal protest againat the new and op-
pressive tariff, arbitrarily established by the Bas
ish agents in San Juan, upon tn exports OF MICA.
raeua The American Cousul had also protested
strongly a. ainst the tariff az interfering 'unousy
with the trade with the United States, and az con
travening toe armiace entered into between Nj
"A Ryifia h on hn n
l84e.
The exports Of Realejo on the Pacific, for the
six months ending the Isl of May last were;
soards aud Pepk e. SCI Geo rdiap Corn bushels 600
scsning pieces ~ ce ibs 56o
Bail wood tuns ..l23si saes .............,...236
Bdes l76 'addIes AID Hafness...h7
Cston bales .,...,,.....ooo'
The most OF this went to California, and the
prospec. 10 that the next ak months will quadrl
pie these amounts Great arrangements were
making to receive rhe new national representation
of three united States-NicaTagua, San Salvador,
and Honduras-which was to meet at Chnendaga
in September.
Great excitement prevailed in consequence of
aome new and preposterouB calms which the
British Vice Consul had set up in behalf OF
yagabond German Jew, in San Juan, under the
pretenae that said Jew, who is named Bercher, Is
q Mosquito subject.
COSTA RIcA-The attempted revolution in this
State has been put down, and lot OF Mr.. Chat
fields agents banished. Is does not appear that
Flores was ahos, as was at frat reported
HosDURAs.-The Legislature Of this State has
under consideration the recent assaults by Great
Britain upon it's sovereignty and territories. The
memage of the Director sets them forth IN strong
light, and directly accuses the English a5eats oil
having melted the attempt at revolution OF FEB
ruery sst. The intercepted correspondence OF
Chtieid and his aoetsors haS been laid before the
members.
SAN SALYADoR.--Th This State is exceedingly
prosperous Accounts up to the 10th OF July repre-
sent that the indigo crop will be nearly double that
of any previous year Arrangements are making
for opening active trade with California. A cot
ton mill is in proceas of erection by Mr.. Hoyt, an
American gentleman, in which considerable
number ofna.iys capitalists are interested. The
silver mines of Tabauco have been very profitable
thisyear.
Guatemala is still under Apglo-Carrera inRu
ence The Intestinal connections had som what
subsided, and ropes were entertained OF parma.
nent quiet decree has been published, c5nced-
ing to the steamers of the United States, which
may touch at the Pacific ports Of this STATE, entire
freedom OF all port and tunnage duties. This priv
lies is ato conceded to vessels which may De en-.
gagged in exporting the productions of the country.
An escort with 1000 bales OF cochineal wax 10
leave the City of Guatemals for Isabel the l2;h of
June, and il. was supposed Mr Cnstted will re.
turn under their protection. He is 50 Unpopular
that it is rot safe for him to travel alone.