The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-21

Important from Nicaragua.
OUR CENTRAL AMERICAN CORRESPONDENCE.
GRANADA DE NICARAGUA, Sept. Ii, 1850.
send you circular addressed TO the Central
Americans, containing letter written by j. j.
Flores, of South American REVOLUTIONARY notorety,
and addressed to the Hon. Frederick ChatGeld,
Charge d'Afi4res of her Britannia Majesty in Gen.
ral America; also, copy of the San Salvador
Gazette, containing letter from the said Hon F.
Chat6eld TO The Minister of Foreiga Relations for
the State Of Salvador together with the Minister
reply.
These letters are of interest to the American
people, as showing the policy of Great Britain to-
wards the Central American States But there is
something about the affair of Salvador worthy of
special notice. Many of your readers are not ware
of the fact that, in the month of November every
year, large fair as il is called, is held at San
Miguel, in the State of Salvador, where most of
the indigo raised in that, and the adjoining State
of Guatemala, is exposed for sale. Merchants
from this State are In the habit of visiting the fair
taking with them goods and money for the purpose
OF buying indigo. The goods are taken TO the
bay ct Fonstca, aud then, in boats, convey
ed TO l.Inion; You are aware, that in every
part OF the globe, where there is prospect
of selling British fabrics will be fJuod British
merchants or their agents, with goods for sale;
and whether those goods on hand three six
months, II OF little consequence 10 the owner, pro-
vidirg he IL sure OF good market at the end IT
that time. IL Is a very NICE thing for the British
merchant, by placing large sto * of goods the
port of l. Union TO have that port blockaded for
two months, or long enough 10 prevent mrrchtnts
with small means fram competing with them at
the fair. They can afford TO pay the captain of
Hussars handsome addition TO his salary for
writing long letter complaining OF insults aud
injuries, and king demands which he knows 60
sta;e people having the least sefrespect, will
comply with.
Whether the dignity and honor of the great
nation is P.oInoied IN the affair Of Quaggy.
che so-cailed Mosquito kiag, | leave for your
readers 10 decide. One OF two things our govern
ment ought to do. IL should cay 10 its citizens
going to ard returning iron California, keep away
from San Juan, or else IL should send a sulcient
force there 20 protect them from insult and rob
berry. ioOk 10 prese nj efficient Secretary OF
State to have the Mosquito aiisir settled ~ once
EsTApos CNIDos.
To TIE GENITAL AvEmcaNs.
by one Of those strange unforeseen events, the
original letter, of which the following is true
coy, has come into my hsnds -
Hon. Sir Iftdoicl Ck1fECid, Charge a ASdires II
H,r BlitGHatc MJ,s,y ga Ceatof Alae,tc1:
Say losE pv COSTA RIca, trae 10. 1850.
nv ESTEMED FEItsp AND SiR.-ln my former
letter inside known TO you myi dis'fust IN reli-
ton 70 The condition ia which the two military
districts were found Tine has conlifmed tia such
suspicion was not ground,pes General gGifo1,
dsliessrd ~ the formation OF ihc new district, and
the government. and dean tnded that General Cas-
tro add ny seif should be sent ou OF the city, sup
posing Ihai W. DESTROYS 81 revenging the re-
yolution IN AIDE sgsinst the last sdmiG.sitst The
President narnrd q, counoil of five freeinen OF the
city 10 advise with him to what should be done
in Euch circumstances. The council, composed
" sre. Carazo, Aqnilar, Mariana Meat eIeg,e,
Bruno Carrsuza aad riaoCc. being INUNDATED ny
the ComfnaudiDr gencra dictated Ia conformity
with his demands. But the President. urged ny
some rrsuns, convened an lskrmby OF notaDlcs
ngsn IA "A n "a
manner Against the acts which were Intended 10 be
conmiifcd, and sgaiBst the military rebelhons;
From this time forward public opinion was excited
10 srch irgrre that IN order 10 ailny A. u was Me-
eessary 70 dscbarfe iTCm his service General
OurtI amt all his aihes
IL anu4arrd that every thing had terminated hap
piy, WHEN Quiroz and ihase mdiiiry lc~H.stes
sriear,d in arms ia the district of an ian. They
were soon abandoned BY the troops, who were un-
wiling 20 follow them, and fgd IN the diiecuon OF
GuaDscasta, for the purPose OF enicrns Nicaragua
They were puFsdcd by order OF the government,
and were arrested in the entrance OF the mountain
Of the Aguscata, aud conducted % this city, rom
whence have been henisht for i've years 10 Ia
nara Generate luir0z, his brother John, MS re-
latiye Msximo BiaLco. aad two Qurozes, less
known Thns has ended the drama which has
been acted in this city. Wdat Is very curious IA
him is, he made himself aIp.aI - M as
eli are tosfyuuded. sni excuse their weakncss
with re ssons that Please nobody. "a such a state
of thugs. General Castro, ~. Toledo, aho Nj
a
leave here 20 morrow early have igrthtr0d tue
Journey ~ General Castro believing A 10 % sgfe,-
able ~ himself snl tho country ia general. 10
himself, tor he will form many scl iain'lnccs IN
the old wofld, where will disappear the Illusions
formed 10 the new nj 10 the CounifJ 70 general.
because NJ, jealousy u some aHd the iniigaaaoa
Of othtrs will cease.
Notwiihsiandrg am pleased WIN, ana gta'sslsl
10 the cons c sous iuhsbants Of this city, inclld-
iHg the Boniss--frr all, all have favored me win
their sympa,hes--I cannot the less feel The lall-
dee they designed TO do me when deserved ~ the
east. This has convinced me more and more th3'
"a these countries individual guarantees are not
respected, and have decided % the exten, Of my
ability. net 10 meddle 10 public affairs. According
~. Do Let write Tor the Gdstite, ncr compose IN.
official detunt MS u the government, rs evidence
81 which you will sec that The lest address OF the
President, furious tgiinst the QuEoLcs, Is written
10y Mr.. Maize.
We know nothing here q what the admiral may
have done since he has withdraw rom These
,oasis; ret we expect him. with several shis, q
make good The promise h has IN udc 10 the gOv-
eminent az Salvador, and ~ exhibit to 4 th. right
which be- has of demanding the ratification of tbs
,,onvFntipus concluded with y0g
Itsnr however. the admiral is weaxencu. the
t.ssous lor which I have ide kar~l 80 yOn De-
ere and instruct that the government Of her
Hyitennic Msissty dodge he anssitoa little, botF
On srcospf III the treaty which y bas made viii
Inc eittd Stsics sad ~ vhst III pf-ss ~ tnroP'
sss said about ths Gietk al tr nv ssu nay
rv buyhle opini N is. that In .'ier 10 Law unsTt
ia she honor OF the Bsitish CoveInnen',ln 1rde
n obtain The Justice due Va your rec'aintions, Y
,ayeroe tie insults received, 70 destiny ths W agu'
IN no three sbtes, and arrange With them, de6'
niteIv diolernatic relations. n s ueces'ny TO corn
m,pts Hook sdnq the ports ~ hTm IN an,f
which costs bot little, and rrnn,s mneh- " W.