The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-03

IsIriIIoENeE rEoM IIoSpUsAs AND dtAIgN.IA.-By
he arrival Of rhe Dart from Belize via Ru tan have
received from the former place to the lith aud
rom the latter to the 10th instant.
We learn that the schooner Commerce from this port
sprung i,ak her voyage to Ruatan and II With
great difficulty that she could BE- kept ahsat her srri
val 1T the island. At Ruatan Affairs in prosperous
condition, md business is improving The English show
disposition to release the grasp they have taken on
the island. We learn that Ruatap II remarkably
healthy place being FREQ from all extremes Of temper4
turn The Thermometer rises above S. ia the
summer or descends below 65' in the winter The OK.
salubrity Of this climate renders it very eligible
place for invads particularly for those predsposed to
consumption We learn that several gentlemen Of this
city have il in contemplation to establish hotel there
place Of resort for persons In delicate health
Our news from Belize is not very important. Mr. We
denside, the superintendent appointed in place Of
Col Pancourt removed hal arrived 1t is thought that
he will be popular with the people, he seems 70 b.
working man. II will require an excellent ADMINISTERS
ton Of affairs however to restore the settlement to t
former prosperity have slra ty become Disguised
With the existing suite OF affairs One or two merchants
have already lcft Belize this account
VIZ learn that most Of the mahogany In Belize IL
haurted and that the cutting establishments going
procure supplies Persons DESTROYS ~ getting mahogany
in the latter country make ARRANGE nents With the
sCysrnmeht for the privilege at three dollars IEys
fh- WgchMqn has pews |9R gustemala TO May ID.
II makes the following transstions from the Gaoetd
Public tranquility is felt in and prohted by all depart
nents alike cfclsl and private individuals
culture and commerce by the repairing Of roads and by
other more eficacou- and direct means In Amstitl,n
lDc CvcHntdl crop u uehry tahtu IN Wibhout e'eu
hs wing had shower neither has II raned in the An
tigus, Villa Nueys The fair q E-quipuas during
passion week generally attended selling upwar Of
s3oAe0 in goods. There some merchants from the
n.ighboring state, and would have had the
magistrate in Chiquiinus facilitated their entry as be
had been advised.
b. this account the Hate.aa infers that despite OF
the harssipg mountain which for long disturbed
the public and the recent attack from the neigh
boring States. Guatemala Il still the advance and
has doubt IL continues its present policy Of conc
Hating all foreign powers that in time IL will I'D pro-
minent position ~ an independent nation. Tho cochi
neal crop bids fair TO be good from the favorable
which the cultivators appear to have had.
The Gvstenaltecos have unfoldsd aud adopted new
haz. IL IL thus described
The public have greeted With enthusiasm the new flag
Of Gust, hoist the day d the anniversary Of
the foundation Of the Republic
But may b. sad of the triumph Of symbol
OF Guatemala inceI pendent and .upreme, the ne~ flag
besrs bc colors q Spar and those adopted by Contra
America 1t the time u its emanci patton II reconcez
with origin and shows that, although separated
prestsvv with tho States Of Centra America those
fs;erusl relations which for 50 many cairs 1t Is our
duty 70 maintain.
The oG flag q Guatemaia has been gorousiy FOL led
by Ten Carrera the battlefield OF Arsds and San
Jcse.-h,p Orleans PicayuH