New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09
CENTRAL AMERICA.
Ftnrn The K-w.Orleans I'm. Della.

We in receipt Of the Gdceta DE COsH ht1d up y
July In the GGcstq of July we observe lengthy ed
toria article the head Of United Central America
which strongly urges the Iropriey OF general union o
the Central American States.
"Ihose States says me G0cet0, which seemed most
opposed 70 truthful Central American nationality, are
those which in eary ave lsbored most edsct1y IN ~
isvor Qua, msa and Costa kca have not rsfs,sf ihe
unity bnt have gwen retaDc- To- the violent and unte
Igbie means used by men without capacity or political
skill who, with impure hsno' would ebdesvor u e1oer
meut for their own personal advantage. All will not ALSO
lu,ey accept or assertions relative to he nationality
QuetOu and perhaps ought 10 make two or three 81
ptons favor Of personages who have sustained, with
WhOf expected bDet pertain 70 other conditions AUD ~
a rrofound m d6caiior If our institutions
Calling nj Dd The military troubles Which red the
the blood Of dera oscords, and cutfng on BY
one blow the suxlisres, without merit or Hor4ly, If
who heated discnsOns in oppOson 70 sDst0n liy the
prs preserves evidence e us get rid OF the
u iusf shemss which would involve ali in one common
misfortune.
We mean not 10 equivocste. Neither Guatemala
Costa Rica have made systematic opposition 10 the project
of Uaitd Central America because ODh countries, the
conviction obtains that in Central American Cnion ger
lite which sooner later must open to them
IFS advantage
"The opir ion ofthe public Of Guatemala and Costa
Rica is that truthful nationality eau terminate for them
in disorder and defeat while they sincerely believe in the
uiimsie If national organization Neth"ri san
Salvador Nicaragua can detection be found but they
have had direction given 10 their desires which viii
terd 10 lead each II 1te federal nationality which s
NAV rioy There is at this time species Of political
gravaiioD toward union OF the Cecir American States
Which cam 4 be denied - There IS fusion and
comfy Of interests which must have is elect ana with the
union which will by them be brought about, viii come the
reestablishmen of confidence between of The
orsr the religion and the customs and who
frequency Of communication will become Scfusef 10y the
san hopes and aroused by the instincts Of
danger. That which We wish il general move
ment tOwsrd nationality by the Spanish Americans, as
rpOise for that aggressive power which vii absorb
the whole American continent We labor not ny ireior
nation of our institutions 10 remove the peril wh3h threat
ems these States.
on hss,y eace at the papers before ind the fol
loving nfe ligence from Guatemala aGd Honduras:
GUATEMALA-The Guatemala Gazette of the 18th OF
May the DEGREES for the protection Of this
and industrial resources OF the country One grsnts
certain exemptions 10 sugars produced IN the Republic
and the other comedies premiums TO those VINO cultivate
coffee and export sugar.
The health Of one ct the most useful men in he Repub
lie, Den Manuel Pavon Is sad 10 be IN very precsrous
speaking Of reported difficulty in the C@boe A. Wash
irgoD the Gazette counses the Guatensans Lot t. sy
too much stress upon the sayings OF the North Am-rcsa
presses because they speak 10 the OF the Gov
eminent but in the name OF individuals or parties
From a correspondence betw oeI the Legation of saliva
cor and the Minister OF Relations o emaa We learn
thai foot for settlement ct the unioru
nate d III -ulties existing between those States
BoNDURA--1h The HOndb as Bulletin, IN an article urg
ire union Of the Central American States, holds forth
after this wise:
"Guan ala makes an unjust war Honduras but it is
only traction Of the people of Central America The
Governmt NJ of thsJ Republic injurious 90 all the Sses
TIE Stale which does not attack endeavors 20 corupt
while new er repairs The damages occasions bat It Is
now 81 the end OF It's race
1t links that with TIE principle Of common nationality
established for all the country OF which Honduras Is part
the difficulty 20 promote and the ability to punish sectional
dscofo would be amazingly increased.
SAS SAIyADOR-Ihe Goverrmen o. this State has i'm
posed DUTY two reals per pound toDAJcO imported
from foreign countries sud quarter OF reel per und
on that ported from the other Centrs American States
An Official publication in The Gd.,He 81 the Sd Of Juy,
relative difficulties between the Government and the
State OF HonCurss l. written IL terms OF gs-at moderation,
and Is considered illustrative OF cubic opinion.
From editorial Of The GQcta del Salvador, make
the following extract.
AT the present tine the Government OF Hodarss hss
declared wAT against the Republic oi Guatensls hefds
oared asinst Stale OF salvador entetsas great
schemes OF conquest upon Eicsrsgus, which pu-suss
ufss similar 10 salvador on matters no~ at issue. II
incredible crazy, yet such the very truth
TIE Costa kicG Gd-sf, of July a;b, commenting on
spondenoe between the Present OF the Republic of
San salvador snd ths President at Costa Res observes
"aying ASoe the Iol ,hst in these document appears
cofosy Of expression qu- in tr.st with ts custom
AIRY VII sr;ie must remark hat n the 7--r # the
pTecl,r (suCru, n the President Duens tue col -;
tltioDSl it7 OF TIE government oi Cusis hcs fully
reCos uiztc. This circumstance Is sanction :io most
cne Sb- % the political course which We have oiio~sd
Is is the Spontaneous testimony oi slbe,I
given by both those latnQus chiefs OF brother po)f.3
Il IS 81 the time protest fhe muf- uP'H-t a. r.
encouni ~ past iu OF difficulties nd
While IL jUsiides L. equy jusA-s tb- u-n who
the heA. of he political m0Vem- H. .oso.ViHk them
ffom nj anterior connection With fohlg ani purely per
souN admins tralio. Rho.. even W {, the present
have violated he well understood wishes O. tie people,
ard hSV- hDdefeo. BY Their tgues b- operation tnos-
force a which long since should have s.cce-.V-