New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
CENTRAL AMERICA.
Restoration of the Government mt san Juan-Tho
War between Honduras and G"atema'a-AI QaIes
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Restoratiou of the Government mt san Juan-Tho
War between Honduras and G""tema'"-Ai' Qa'es
In Nicaragua.
SAN JIJA DEL N0RTE, Aprn 10, 1853
On the first of April, Provisional Government was
organised for this port and city, with the consent Of tho
Commander Of the Cyane The period fixed BY the
Constitution for the Annual Election being near at
hand the former officers requested to resume tho
Government. The Election took place yesterday, and
the result is that only two Americans chosen into
the Council and but one to the bench OF Supreme
Judges, while last year the Council we're all Americans.
Such is of the consequences of the recent violation
of our rights and immunes, which were led to be-
icve would not be nfrDged. We were to have been
gotated into the hands OF Nicaragua the Webster and
Champion Treaty, without consultation, and
placed in the power of the Accessory Transit Co., and
given to understand that must lie still and submit TO
be bound.
Ii the Government of the United States had minated
tot that they would interfere if We sought shelter
under the flag of Nicaragua VIC long since would have
made own terms and been joyfuy received that
State and would have furnished her bulwark Of pro-
lection against those insiduous influences which have
been working against her peace aud prosperity. That
State not blind to the advantage which would accrue
TO her through the nominal sovereignty of this Port
with such an enterprising population as inhabt this
town at this time All amicabe and honorable means
had been tried induce the Transit Company comply
with what all honorable would pronounce Just and
right but in vain and it was with much reluctance that
legal cOercive at last taken for the Sian
ders and abuse which heaped upon the town anti
cipated but who could conceive the possibility OF an
American shpOfwar ,umipgh her guns against Americans,
and oyerurning in moment the work of three years,
bestowed on one OF the most important points in the
Western World where, from nothing, it were, had
been constructed f0urshing town, extending pro-
lection and Justice to all who might cast their lot there
Among much other abuse, notice that the authorities
are accused of having destroyed brick building belong
ng to Geo. w. NcCerrin. This is gross alsqhOod,
iCrthere not and has not been brick building in San
Juan within a century, and the only "baidngs" which
were taken down two sheds, covered with palm
leaf which can be restored at any time at a cost of
about 800.
These two sheds had been erected land without the
limits of the revoked Mosquito lease, and very
carefully taken dONn-lOt destroyed, the materials all
being preserved.
Wetrut that the representations which have been sent
forward to the Government of the United States will
serve To enghten them to the true state of things
here and enable them TO perceive the interests involved,
correctly
The war between Honduras and Guatamea continues
with increased yigor for both Generals have larger
armies than brought into the field in any other Of
the wars between these two States On the leh March,
the Guatamalan General CarreTa, had encampted TO
await the arrival of General Cabans to give him battle
san Salvador has withdrawn from the Confederation,
and in consideration Of her refusing to aid Honduras,
Carrera has promised not 10 invade the State.
All is tranquil in Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Hugo
Uesse ESQ ConsulG General Of Prussia to Central
America GOES to New.York in this steamer. Two Prus
sian yesesofwar are expected here in the course of
month We also have a TumOr that French rigate
has been ordered here.
Our correspondent furnishes us with the following Of
fetal correspondence:
CoMurRctA AGENCY OF THE UNITED STATES OF ANERIcAl
Port Of San Juan del Norte, April ], 1855.
To and Council Of San Juan del Noyte:
GENTEMEN the honor acknowledge receipt Of commun
cation of this day date advising of the organization Of Ov
ional Government tor this port and city.
II yes much pleasure congratulate the citizens upon the re.
of order sud at the tune
nv sincere appreciation the good order and security aid
property which has been CHARACTERISTIC OF this town during the past
twelve fuenths.
HENRY /. L. s. Commercial AGENT