The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-13
From the New York Sun, February TO-
Highly Important from Central Aaaeriea.

We have received by the steamer Georgia full advces
from Central America. The news il OF highly i'm
por!aa, and interesting character Copesof two letters
government have been handed TO us for publication. but
as space to-day will not admit Of our doing so we
In he name Of the British government. Chaiied has
undertaken to define the boundaries between the State Of
Nicaragua and the called Mosquito kingdom" tie
has also declared in the OF his government that
less those boundaries are accepted no canal or other
mode of transit be built Chat6ed has again threat
ened Nicaragua with blockade OF her pors unless she
submits to his demands, put forth in behalf OF German
Jew, named Beecher, who processes to be Mosquito
subject and is stated TO be absconded swinder from
this city
The blockade Of San Salvador is still continued but in
such way not to affect English commerce, while i
entirely excludes the commerce OF America France, and
other nations The Official paper OF San Salvador pro-
tests against this blockade fraud on the world. The
commander OF the port of Acapua, writing to his gov
eminent on the subject, says:
The blockade OF this has no effect 50 far as Eng
fish merchants and sells concerned To-day, Eng
.h barIue allowed the blockade Such conduct
the know ledge ofmy especially Ameri-
can and other vessels are vigorously prevented rom enter
ing here"
from the English papers Belize relative to The disturb
ances in Guatemala, prove to be entirely false San
Salvad has invaded that State. The pretended in
vasion simply rising OF the Guatemaan people against
the British party. which, under the direction OF the Eng
sh agent, controls their State This will be seen from
the following declarations published in the Honduras Ga
zee:
- onsidering, first that tho Reorganization of our
county exposes to constant unquie and foreign in
sus, especially the OF the British consul and
ond the arisocracy Guatemla united TO taitos
ard the English CONSUL who makes common cause with
hem responsible for this Disqualification therefore.
seeing safety for the present hope tor the future.
cept a reorganization of the republic, pronounce
the ss 8e
sa put as o.
Honduras. and San Salvador"
preliminary convention held on the 2lst Decam-
Der, for the purpose OF forming national representation
OF all the Central American States The fact is an.
nounced letter addressed by the representative OF
Nicaragua the general government OF his State and,
in reply, Senior Salinas. the Minister OF Foreign Adas,
serves that upon its action depends in great
the regeneration Of the country-a country just
emerging from anarchy the deplorable result, OF foreign
Matters apart from the English usurpation. and the
confusion necessarily resulting ihereirom. are looking
well Nicaragua although the crops are threatened by
species OF locust to such extent te excite serious
alarm The government IN consequence has removed
all duties grain OF every kind, and the director OF
Nicaragua recommends the introduction Of gram NC,
from the United States IN moderate quantities. Indian
the grain most used and most likely to meet with
a ket.
Oh 10 the lst OF January 900 Americans had passed
through the county Many have stopped there perma-
neny and occupying themselves IN trade and agri-
culture There have been some fifteen or sixteen hotels
opened by Americans at various points.
The above is but outline OF the Information which
we have received relative TO affairs in Central America.
large amount Of documentary matter we are obliged to
hold over I'LL future occasion The facts, however.
above gwen will be sufficient to show that the Enghsh
usurpaiion far from being abandoned. is supported
with greater energy, and from all Appearances promises
TO be pushed to still outrageous extremes Owing
TO the pusianimous conduct OF the present American
government the English still hold the port OF San Juan,
TO the constant insult Of the American people. and the
shame OF all civilized nations. Without shadow OF
right, by act OF daring piracy, under cover OF ther
guns the British seized and still hold nethird OF the
| Ncaraguan territory.
This act alone a shameful nsul, to every nation
in the world-ot the United States in particular Tor Mica
ragua is a sister republic of But the open VIOLA
ton by the British Of their treaty with the United States
caps the climax.