The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-30
LFrom the Boston Journal, JAM u. j
Interesting from Central America.

TIE BRITISH Bloekades-Ifr iSqnier's Treaty.
The brig September. Capt Nickersoh, arrived
at this port yesterday afternoon from Trnxillo,
which port she left on the 18th of December. We
are informed by Capt. Nickerson that the seizure
Of TruSillo and other ports on the coast by the
British squadron, had created much excitement in
Honduras.
1t appears that the commander Of the British
squadron, before making his demand on the Cow
ernment Of Honduras for the payment Of the claims
OF the British subjects, took measures to ascertain
the amount of every claim which could be.trumped
up against the Government, and succeeded in
swelling the sum to Sill ,06l, exclusive Of the
proportion of the foreign debts of Central America
for which ;he State Of Honduras is responsible to
the amount Of $3l5,7l A portion Of these claims
were well founded but the greater part were based
on the most frivolous grounds
| Capt Nolloth, Of I'll. M. s. Plumper, formally
| presented his claims TO the Commandant at Trux-
lilo and was of course anticipated failing in re.
ceiying satisfaction, took possession Of the town
and fort The inhabitants, by great exertons, sue.
ceeded in raising the sum OF $780, which they
rendered to Capt, Nouth, who accepted it towards
tue liquidation OF the debt, and left for Jamaica.
proclamation subsequently, issued de-
claring the whole coast in state of blockade and
warning all vessels to leave the coast. The re-
appearance Of the British squadron to enforce the
blockade expected when Capt Nckerson left
The inhabitants of Truxillo entertained the most
apIecl iear Oh tne prtish. Oapt Nlckerson states
dIes on board. he fred them OF when large nor nor.
tion of the Inhabitants thinking another English
vessel had come, fled to the mountains in perfect
dismay, the soldiers at the fort crying out that the
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tawn b1in@ina their nashs ON their hacks con,a,n.
ing such things as they had gathered up in their
/ fright
Capt Nickerson states that the British remained
~ possession s ol isiano on lhe oVth Nosei
osr' a,iu nai ,ene9 "a III 1ile phoe.
ine ihhauit'ts " oi AiouuuIas inPueitiy rely upon
the United States lor projection against British ag
sress,on' qne .ne ieeiss II. IaVof oi Ailiesicaas
anonnled TO enthusiasm, Even annexation was
ssa he II 8 GaUsr",'et s5nJ IN 1sl
mrs against ,be STATE for symna,bizng with My
leo in the late war.
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| clamaton protesting against the outrages oi me
i D'rni'isn' "hich concluues as loilows:
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resist adsantageoasy in defence Of e integrity oour cop
and se dignity o our goyeTnment we ought not 70 suem
the nag oI stars will wayeR AID e yi9di
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in the ties which unite interests Long live repqbie9
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nerteJ far 5;s qno Gn, hrin
dispatches from Mr.. Squler for our Government.
by thesalne arrival, the Boston Journal has OBJ
,,;ne5 n conv oF tho ,,ocl,,.tio, Of the C3overno
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