New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
The PEOPLE VS.. TIE PoLIcE.-At an
Later frotu Honduras.

By the arrival yesterday Of the schooner
Dart from Belize ria Ruatan, we have received news
from Tie latter 10 the 10th inst
We learn that the schooner Commerce. from thls
port sprang aleak her voyage to Ruatan, ana II
was with great difficulty that She could be kept aoat
on her arrival al the island ii ltuatan affairs are III
"A prosperous condition. and business IS Improving
The English show no dlspOSlontO release the grasp
they have taken on the island We learn that tuaan
is a remarkably healthy place. beng Tree rom all eX-
tremcs Of temperature. The thermometer never
rises above s. in The summer or GesCerjs below o.
in the Winter. The extreme saiubrty Of TINS climate
renders II very eligible place for Invalids. par
tjcuarly for those pTedSFOsej to consumption. We
learn that several gentlemen Of THIS city maven IN
resort FOR persons in delicate health
At the time Of the sailing Of the Dart there were IN
port, At Ruaan, schoOners Emily, q. d. Matthews,
Thomas James and Commerce, Tor TINS port. ana
ROsnc, for Mobile. ,
Our news from Belize j, not very important. Mr..
Nodenside, the new Superintendent appointed IN
place OF Col. Fancourt removed, had arrived IL Is
thought that he VIII be popular with the people as
lie seems to be working man. 1t VIII require an
excellent administration OF affairs, however 10 re-
store the settlement TO rs former prosperity as some
have already become disguised with the existing state
of affairs. One or two merchants have already leit
Belize on this account
We learn that most of the mahogany IN Belize IS
exhausted, ard that the cutting establishments are
going into the Mosquito country and Spanish HOndu-
TO procure supplies. Persons DESTROYS OF getting
mahogany in the latter country can make arrange
mcnts with the Government for The privilege al three
We learn from the Belize wac nra,,
dav of the Queen was celebrated IN becoming
StVle by the inhabitants
The Wafcbnon has news from Guatemala to May
Cd 1t makes the following ranslationS from Gaceta
Public tranquility is felt IN and prohed by all de-
partmcnts, STRENGTHENING ALIKE officials and private
Individuals in elacng the veStges OF the last war,
forcing on agriculture and commerce by the repair
ing of roads and by other more cthcaclous ana d.
rect means. i'm Amatltldn, the cochlneal crop i
nearly taken in, without even having hal shower
neither has II rained IN the Antigua nor Villa NeuVa
The fair of ESqulpulaS, during passion week, was
generally attended selling upward of S3O,OOO in goods
There were some merchants from the nelghOOrng
States and more would have come had the magls,
irate in Cmquimua facilitated their entry, as ne ilad
been advised.
of the harrassing mountain war which for so long
disturbed the public peace, and the recent attack
from the neiehborlng States, Guatemala Is sun on
the advance and has, no doubt, II II continues lis
present policy of cOnchatlng all foreign powers,
that in time il Will hold prominent position as an
independent nation. The cochneal crop bids falr 10
be good from the favorable season which the cult
vators appear to have had.
The Guaiemaltecos have unfolded and adopted
new flag II is thus described The public have
erected, with enthusiasm, the new flag OF Guatemala
hostcd on the day of the anniversary OF the ounda
ton of the Republic. But II may be SAID OF the TIL
umph of our arms symbol OF Guatemala, mdepend
enl and supreme the new flag bears the colors OF
SPAIN and these adopted by Central America az tle
time Of It's emancipation Ii rcconclles us with our
origin, and shows that although separated, we pre-
serve with the States of Central America those fra
iernal relations which for so many claims II is our
duty to maintain. The old flag OF Guatemala mas
been goriousy folded by Gen. Carrera on the battle
field of Arada and san Jose. y. o. Pic, June "a.