The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

Interesting from Central Am.r,e..

Interesting from Central Amerlcs.
We have received by the schooner Rawson,
| from San Juan de Nicaragua, letters and papers
have been received from Nicaragua up to the date
| of the 18th of July. Bios
The steamer Ors failed a second time in'its at
tempt to the bar at the point where the river
| empties into the harbor. Attempts were about to
be made to carry her into the river by the Colorado
| mouth
| Advices from San Juan, state that the Eng
lish agents are proceeding with the erection of
their new custom house, bringing their materials
chiefly from Jamaica. The British Consul Mr..
Green, who is dictator there, exhibits publicly a
letter from Lord Palmerstos, in which that func-
tionary states that by the lately negotiated treaty
between Great Britain and the United States the
latter power is as much party to sustain the sex
listing order of things"-i.e Anglo-Mosquitan pre-.
tensions-as Great Britain herself So it seems that
England does not intend to back out after all.
The Goals sent out by the canal company, for.the
use of their proposed steamers on the rivers and
lakes, were obliged to pay duty to Mr.. Consul
Green. 1t was done, however, under protest.
-.l NICARAGUA.
All Is quiet IN Nicaragua, and the crops pro-
missing The Bishop had received bull from the
Pope, under date of Portic, March l3, 1850, con-
ferring on him special power, IN the name Of his
Holiness to consecrate the first practical operations
in opening the proposed canal and invoke the spe-
cial blessing Of Heaven con the first enterprise Of
the age" The government had established
regular monthly eormeo, or mail, between San
Juan and Granada, to leave the former point on
the oath OF every month. This is done, in the
words OF the decree, for the purpose of sustaining
relations with foreign nations, but principally with
the United States The official paper, of the Both
a he
and oppressive tariff, arbitrarily established by the
British agents in San Juan, upon the exports
OF Nicaragua. The American Consul had also
protested strongly against this tariff as interfering
ruinously with the trade with the United States,
and as contravening the armistice entered into be-
tween Nicaragua and the British forces, on the 7th
OF March, ISIS. We shall publish this protest in
full tomorrow. II relates to matter which it is
the daily of our government to inquire into. The
treaty negotiated between Bulwer and Clayton is
published in full, bat without comment This is
significant OF the value set upon il there
The exports of Realejo, on the Pacific, for the
Elk months ending the LIST of May last, were
Boards and plank, feet. ............. 1907 900
seantling pieces. .................. 1850
Brazilwood, TONS. le 1906
r Iliaes. 49,; DIG
Indian corn, bushels. ..............I Is 900
hioe, IDS. $500. ........ ........ 1887
Beans bushels. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
Saddles and harness NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. III
The most OF this went 10 California, and the
prospect is that the next six months will qu adru lle
these amounts. Great arrangement. were making
10 receive the new national Representation of the
three united States-Nicaragua, Sun Salvaio aud
Honduras-which was to meet at Chinsndaga in
September ..
Great excitement prevailed ia consequences OF
some and preposterous claims whica the Bri-
tsh Vice Consul had set NJ in behalf Of vagabond
German Jew, in San Juan, under the pre- tence that
SAID Jew, who Is named BeTcher, Is Mosquito
subject. i don't seem very clear what the British
Consul in Nicaragua has TO 10 with Gerlnans in
the so-caled kingdom OF Mosquito. /. SCENE,
However, TO be pretty well understood that this is
trick 10 get some hind OF recognition Of Anglo
Mosquito pretensons by the Nlearagusn Goyern-
ment-a thing which the British agents have
hitherto failed in accomplishing. Ara
COSTA RIGA.
The attempted revolution In this State has
been put down, and a 10, OF Mr.. Chatdeld's
agents FINISHED IL does not appear that
Flores was shot, as al tiTst reported.
IroypuRAs
Tie Legislature OF this State has under
consideration the recent assaults by G0i liri-
tain upon rs sovereignty and territories. Tue
message al the Director sets them forth in strong
light, and directly accuses The English agrals OF
having melted the aiemp, ~ revolution Of Feb
ruary last The Intercepted correspondence Of
Chathdd. and his abettoIs, has bcen laid before
the memters
SAN SALVADOR
This State 10 exceedingly prosperous. Ac-
counts up 10 Tie ruth OF July, represent that
the indigo crop will be nearly double that of
any previous year. Armngemenis are making for
opeuing IN active tr1de with California cotton
mill is in process Of erection by Nc. Hoyt, an
American gentleman, IN which considerable
number &C native capitalists are Interested The
silver MINES 81 Tsbauca have been very profitable
this year.
GUATEMALA
T. etill under Anglo Carrera Influence. The in
iestnal connections had fobeRhM slb,ided,
and hopes were entertained Of permanent quiet -
The best informed foreigners, however, ofopin-
ion that this vii not happen while The seivile or
soi6isaHf aiisiocracy are at the head Of aifl'rs.
A decree has been published conceding to the
steamers Of the Unite States, which may touch at
the Pacific ports OF this State, entire freedom Of
all por and tonnage duties. This privilege Is also
conceded 10 vessels which may be engaged in ex-
porting the productions Of the ccustry. This has
been done in order 10 draw there some Of the large
trade which 10 spnB2ing up with California Al
escort, with 1900 bales IL cochineal, 90 leave
the city Of Guaiemale Cor Isabel, toe l2h Of Jane,
and II was supposed MIR. Cbailield would return
under their protection. He is so unpopular thai 1t
is rot ssfe for him 10 travel alone.