The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09

the road for San Juan. to embark on the 9th, Mr.
Cnatneid mas rec-ived a courier from Port
squadron In the Pacific, who is in that port.
aud who 10 speedily going TO the port Of L.
Union (in San Salvador) to support Mr. ChatteId's
measures there and 10 let them know that the IA r.
ing Of the island Of Tiger was wholly aoproved of
by the British government, which has ex,ressed
itself highly satisfied, in its dispatches Of the ITh
TO retain the leland, but with the underst .nd,a
that things should he adjusted sat sfactoriiy and
under the express declaration that il should be re-
occupied in case OF no such arrangement
THIS don't ex, ctly chime with what Balwer SAYS
10 Chatheld IN the letter which you published bat
il illustrates British dupcIty.1
The Admiral will pass to La Union, toeN instruct.
Cd by Mr.. Chathetd-(itacisea in the original
he will understand himself with Honduras, in
virtue OF the arrangement m tde with yoi, the i'm
pOrtaUce OF which will now be seen. BIT not 80
in Nicaragua and San Salvador, in consequence OF
their stupid and insulting conduct. Their want
Of foresight will ruin these people, a. have told
Lthink the arrival of the admiral tn La Unron
s0iA bring the reuoition ~ Ho'sdWas to favorable
| termination.
This is all can say TO you, the courier leaves
| In moment. The policy takes a character clear
and decided, but we must take to h. over
whemed by the false An'erieaw principles so indus
triously promulgated by Sqnier.
| We must also take care that Honduras shall
rise strongly 0uerts ~Hnfo) against the Montana
e. e. the people opposed To the servile government
o. Guatemala), as enemies of social order, and
We shall meet you in Guatemala in May, if we
do not before receive advic-s from you in San Juan
or Belize Mr.. Squier will be sure to come out
Mr.. Chstfi~ld is at this moment writing to the
admiral, and has charged TO salute you affec-
tionatey, and to say that adj which thus contains
meets his APPRECIATION am &e.' Yea
p. 8. Good luck to Gen. Guardiola.
The man to whom this was addressed, immed-
ateiy upon the revolutionary attempt arranged by
Chathed, was arrested. aud his correspondence
disclosed. Cen Guardiola was the instrument TO
be made use OF, aud while he operating, the
British admiral Was to overawe San Salvador and
Nicaragua, 80 as to prevent them from assisting
the government Of Honduras, as they were bound.
by treaty, To do. The discovery Of the correspon-
dence "bowed" the whole plan, and the plot did
not succeed. can hardly believe that the British
Admiral Hornby was knowing party to it, but
that he was used is indsputable.
A full erpo.S Of Chatfirid's operations, including
the whole Of bis correspondence with auregui and
others, Is IN course OF preparation hy the united
governue nts and will be laid formally before the
British cabinet. II he is not then recalled, they
will refuse To hold any further mic tion with
him. Since his exploit Of whipping ,he poor devil
sailors al San Juan, IL wuuld be good his life
Ia worth To venture into the interior Indeed. al
il not been for the extraordinary ex.rions of the
Nicaraguan government and our Minister, such |
was the indignation Of the people, in consequence
port would have escaped uncut.
The agents of Howard IL Sons and Ltw IL Co.'S |
lines OF Pacific steamers have arranged for building
wharves IA tie harbor OF Rralejo, which Is h-oce-
forth TO become their principal coal and provision
depot at which all th.ir steamers Will stop ooh IN
their upward and downward pass ages. Tnis Will he
n gra nd at upon the present arrangement,
and viii lead to the ultimate abandonment Of tn.
Chs eres and Psnama route. Indeed, some dozen
mere Of families have already left Panama, To
open establishnirnts here. An Americ IN hotel
is now in operation 10 Granada, and ia a few lys
one will be opened in this city. There are p-obi-
bly, not far from hundred Americans lssking
Isermanen mt establishments ia the country; among
these are tn, agents OF several California housrs,
who are opening trade coffee, sux ar, rum rice,
and other tropical productions centrsl Am-nca
must become To Ofrgos and California what the
West Indies nave been aud are, % the Eastern
United States. There are now twelve sail in the
port of Realejo, chiefly from San Francisco.
THIS new impulse Is everywhere p-rcrpube, and
has led to a marked revival of industry. The
amount OF land this year put under cultivation, IN
this slate. lar exceeds that ofany previous wear
since ihs ibdependence. The crop OF corn will he
double that Of 10 The cohise and indigo crop. !
both Of Nicaragua and san Salvador, will prooi- |
bly, show an advance m tn pEodacuoa of fro u |
Ia oO per cent, 80 much f'r the Introduction OF /
American influence. We have only TO pursue a ,
round policy, To throw The increasing aud valuable
commerce Of these states Into our l,p. Hitherto
i has been almost exclusively ia British h,nis
But the name OF t.ngiI>bndh nov ''stinks IN the
nosiIIls 81 the people"
We have rumoIs Of a projected revolution in
Costa Rica. promoted by that British hirehns and
chronic intrguaII, the noaarchst, Flores Ii ]
seems he has had falling out with some
others in The English interest, which may lead 10
a tight IL will however, he a contest brtwecn |
"lhe skunk and the rattle SNAKE" and u IN alter OF
indifference whick whips.
POsrcEIPr, June 10 The courier Is just In |
fom Corta kica no letters, but devil OF a row |
i cannot Learn the details but ~ IL reported that
there has been fight, and that Flores aud his fac
ten has been defeated. l. is further reported that
Flores has h.en taken and shot. Has seconds, |
Castro and Toledo, have ''sloped" for jam ics, |
barely saving their skn whole From ali can |
gather, il would appear that Flores, Castro N Co
attempted a volution az sust the constituted go
vernment bat we shall hear more shortly. IL |
Flores u finally Disposed OF, IL will be good thing
fnr the county, for he is minister Of evil where
ever he goes He has been engaged, ever siucs his
residence 10 Costa kIcs, m enterprises az tinst
Ecuador, Of which State he once President,
bal from which he was ignoninously drsea for
his rspscity aud cruelty John Bull must look out
or he will lose his province uf Costa RIGA, for he
has no hold upon the people 81 that huie STATE.
lie has m ged TO keep has tools in power there
heretofore, and II they fall, adieu his influence
thencrforwsrd
The courier from Guatemala reports the con-
tinuaDce Of disturbances there. II appears that
Camera has discovered the attempt Of the services
and Mr.. Chathrld to deprive him II authority. and
put Flores IN bis place, and that he kreps the
closest watch over them. The cunning Tndi,
will visit terrible vengeance upon thsm when
their intrgues are fully di-closed IL ~ siid he
Sells disvo~cd 10 ccnr into the new federation.
For further important news, refer you 10 the
accompanying papers.