The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-23
Our Honduras 0rrespondcacc.

Sid{e N III Corahp-- 7fdde ant the C,ops-lI-
hogaag Cutting oiaics---i8aas ia Guoie,ng-
n. Iu,atan. Sc, Sc.
ayai! myself Of the opportunity offered vs. the
Lark VIM. o. Alden to dIop you line, although
everything IN Belize is still and quiet ms Sun
day morning Our market is full Of provisions
which are forced of at low prices, stored, 70 he
destroyed b. the insects which prey provisions and
merchandise generally il this country. This naturally
causes heavy depression on the importers many
Of whom uttcring their complaints, ana threat
ching 70 import no goods by vessels whose owners
are in the habit of sending consignmonts to this
market. This, however, is only talk, ior, when
business reyiyes, and each has mahogany to take
Gaze Of se, Or ship, they will forget the cause of
their complaints. An additional cause Of gloom il The
very unfayorabe state Of the mahogany business.
An extraordinary effort has been made TO ret out
IN upusually large quantity this year; no pains or
expense have been spared: every exerion that could
bc has beer ade yet in the face OF every thing the
prospect i. that less than two.thrds. probably
not more than half, OF the estimated QUANTITY will
be got ont This has been caused by the falling of
our cattle. The best cattle in the settlement, fat
and in good order when PIT in the yoke in a few
days gct poor and refuse TO work, when new cattle
have to DO caught up and put to work, to act IN the
same way in few days.
9 rpIt snfy I,r Il n
the best for tbe roads That ba: henn ~,
wears. yrt or tbe want ~ Good cotti ali i"se w
iaf;ors viii wo far lie disannoiniod "a 80
c,iifc Ia ,hn, no MAJ, Ia ,s5,i1 aar, th. III
Wlesh Fla who niondca "a baro o 10 a., es
lopr 10 i've million feet viii ho,dI OF ~ IN
lion. One cutter. MILO usually @et: n,t ~; h'rad
thousand feet has only nm ~ fh;s Jte a ia
lucs or between forty ANA AZ, v tbonsa,ar e. r,hi
state of affairs seems to on1al evervbos, E,eh
head of the LARGEST mnhoe5nv bo,soJ orc al;o,,
every possible exertion to Catch nm and s,yn IT,,
season Catle mon clerks cantoi, ~ cxo, 'ns,i
owners are seouTinc The na;rls e. .1a
cattle oflen caroht have tolen l., III - NY
tLcv hi,je themeel,cs and tT,, sa, a. ,'.to
slers ''S1 P'i
This state of our st.,le i rordorod an moro 90.
ornyatrc Nv tbe faot tbot Tho ,,,ce NJ ,osbora,v,
good with nm unw,rd tcn1eney II Eno,ond Thc
n,os,ic cts arc tint vow little II onv viii End ;ts
yay to yorr citv nj: voar: for althou@b tba
rl;ces IN your market sccm to he higb. VET
"a ,i1ppop. i yonr :, stem Of p,0agn,emr,,l tbt
With INC duty freight and commissions ma ,l;,,nar
s,larr, comt. of ytoic Much uioLt H. -; I -
Il, r,et tx. IL ,ylfch xou+ :, snrctas'.s ,, ~
o,.cIo Z, ,.,v Ill, l. :, III IL so o'o1i : Di,
c 's ~ "ou 'noS surenehs W Wood
h'h his Ivy - s0!a-aLd the manner which
our WOOD 'als short iiolu fifteen City per cent:
vhiit ~ tie latter, measure mcnts cYerfun from
eight thirty per cent. which subjects us 10 fms
ana r,Igltie. which has :, erltoro ,,,J I'D ~
t,ata ttaf r4srt, Mi ,,Cr ,,,..a,,a, tt'o
declined s,nfjtq n, "' I'''''v ''''ois paEc
!, -. ,.,,t ? ~ 100 V''' "NSutu'l} th-h "0oua
= ~, n'i , ',',,i =. ,....
var ioSNogd cutting hnS been brought TO nearly
ni teo. W. Mac ~ ID = aI,, N England and
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