New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-10

.Ale demands notice was gwen ON Tue io'o
muA cha. the ports Of the State would be
Oh Oo 49, Since then the blockade has been con-
DO' oso;ast all but British resseis! Letters
tln"ss uort Of Acajutla state that British YES
"V" been openly allowed TO enter that port
sen - one case one of the bockading officers
--nsr;ntended the taking IN oil her cargo An''
a. blockade is decidedly original
s's'e Cooeto del Salvador of Dec. 20, we find
Litter from Senior Caceres Commandan'e OF tne
D.. If La Union, addressed to the Minister OF
ca He states that on the Sd OF taat month";
-" socona Lieutenant Of the English frgate
[t.,,,;o, arrived at that port with orders from
.bs Commander of the British squadron. prohibit
inc the landing of ls tuDs Of POWDER which was
80. ~ hoard the English brig Teysess, at the
-. &c Amanda. Tigre Island, and which was
Sn.;onsd IN sehores Tejadss, Of Granada de Nj
c.,ssus He also proclaimed that the smallest
>,n.ntitv of powder was prohibited from entering
tbe State of Nicaragua. 1t should be remembered
chat the States Of Nicaragua and Honduras touch
.he Gulf of Fonseca, in which Tlgre Island hes
Letters from the port Of La Brea, in Honduras
.lso announce that the British Commander had
threatened that State with blockade, If any pow
der was disembarked at the port.
But the browning piece of assumption on MIR.
Chatfields part, is the following letter. In which
be cooly takes the responsibility OF settling the
boundaries between Honduras, Nicaragua and the
phantom kingdom of Mosquito" This division
woula give the Mosquito Nation" consisting
of q silly "6ambo" and his sister, territory
equal to the three States of Nicaragua, San Saliva
dor and Honduras The letter is dated Guate-
1nala, Dec. S, 1850, and addressed to the Nicara-
guam Minister of Foreign Affairs:
GUATEMALA, Thursday Dec. s. 1850.
Sir: The frequent overtures, which in the name
of Her Majesty the Queen OF Great Britain and
Ireland acting on the behalf of the King Of Mos
quito, have been made 10 the Republlc OF Nlcara
qua with the view to determine, by solid agree
ment, the boundary between the OominIons OF the
King OF Mosquito and the Territories OF the lie
public OF Nicaragua, have been systematically
rejected. Her Britannia Majesty judges that
the interest and convenience Of both parties re-
auire that this point should no longer remain un-
settled and as q proof of the conciliatory spirit
which anlmates Her Britannia Majesty on this
subject it mas been determined that the frontiers
Of the King of Mosquito on the side of the Re-
public OF Nicaragua and OF Nicaragua on the
side OF Mosquito shall be such as they were on
part Of the ancient Kingdom of Guatanala de-
clared its independence of the Spanish Mon
archy
By establishing this basis of arrangement the
respective situation OF the two countries is In
effect determined by the Legislative and Ecce.
piastical regulations OF Nicaragua; since all the
towns aud villages which lie near the borders of
Mosquito, and which have municipalities and
Curacies will remain heretofore under the
jurisdiction of the Government and authorities Of
Nicaragua.
The imperfect geographical knowledge Of the
interior OF Central America opposes for the pre-
sent considerable difficulty to the determination
of the latitude and longitude of the places along
abe eastern and north. eastern border OF Near
aqua; but circumstances require that the general
line of boundary should be made known which
ihe Government OF Her Majesty prepared to
assert for the Mosquito King. the Government Of
Nicaragua refusing to enter into amicable discus
sion on the subject, and to appoint Com missioners
To ascertain and mark the divisional line between
she lands of Mosquito and the lands of Nicar-
aqua.
The Government of Nicaragua refusing to enter
into an smicable discussion on the subject, andto
appoint Commissioners TO ascertain and mark
the Divisional line between the lands of Mos.
quito and the lands Of Nicaragua
The undersigned, Her Britannia Majestys
Charge de Affaisr in Central America, with this
view has the honor TO declare to the Minister OF
Foreign helatlOns OF tile Suptetue 0ONcIuuCut
of Nicaragua, that the general boundary line OF
the Mosquito Territory, begins at the Northern
extremity OF the boundary line, between the dis
trict OF TegueigalpR in Honduras, and the Jurls-
diction of New LegOvia in Nicaragua, and alter
following the Northern frontier OF New LeSoyla'
il runs along the Southeast limit OF the Dis
trict of Matagalpa and Chontaes, and thence In
An Eastern course until 1t reaches the Machuca
Rapids, on the River San Juan.
To prevent any Misunderstanding about the
Towns and Villages comprised within the tro-
vince OF Nicaragua, prior to Its severance from
Spain in 1921, list OF the curacles and their de
tendencies within the Diocese OF Nicaragua 10
affixed to this note, and only such towns and vii
lagos with their commons or public lands, and the
estates Of private individuals having proper titles
as are named in that list, lying on the eastern
and north eastern frontier OF Nicaragua, Will be
deemed to be without the limits of Mosquito on
the frontier of Nicaragua.
In conclusion the undersigned has to state that
Abe boundaries above described are those which
divide the two countries, but he repeats that der
Majesty Government continues willing to treat
and agree with the Government OF Nicaragua Tor
the final settlement OF these questions, on an ami
cable and permanent basis and the undersigned
trusts that the Government OF Nicaragua will see
the policy of coming TO friendly understanding
with the Mosquito Government, for il is obvious
that no canal or any other improved mode OF
transit across the Isthmus can well be establish
ed before the difficulty raised by Nicaragua on
this point is put an end TO.
The undersigned avails himself OF this opportu-
nifty 10 renew TO the. &c, &c
Dated GUATEMALA, Thursday, Dec 8 1850.
(Signed) FRED. CHATFIELD.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs OF The Government
of Nicaragua.
The following letter from Mr.. Chat6eld, under
the same date is also worthy of note. Its correct
alluson to the United States is curious, to say the
least
The Minister for Foreign Relations OF the Government OF
Nicaragua, Leon Her Bntsnnic Msesys Mission.
GUATAMALA Dec. 5lh, 1880.
SIR:-With reference TO my former note on the
same subject have the honor 10 recommend to
the immediate attention of the Supreme Govern
ment of Nicaragua, the policy of arranging with
Messrs. Beschor X Co. of Grey Town, for the
" anton de sfrnrfinn of THAR rirarnaa or Granada