The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21
Interesting from H0uduras.
OUR OAOA CORRESPONDENCE
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did from Honduras to the Liberals IN Nicaragua
Dsoth Of Guoydioia-- Devastation OF the Langos.
ta-Scascstv Of food-Pyesent of Cargo Of
Com to The Peop,s by tie Honduras Rail,oay Com
pdny-E1P1i inseni in Mahogany, &c.
By th. Helen Jane which sails Ii day, for
ward you various papers an documents from the
interior, which will give you some insight into
what Is going there IL appears that the revolu-
ton in Nicaragua in favor Of the nbera party, oc
CURED just In time to break down pretty little
arrangement between Chamo' 70, the now used up
Dictator Of Nicaragua and Carrera the Dictator Of
Guatemala. In cor junction with the refugee Guar
diola, they contemplated general invasion Of
Honcuras, and q subserson Of the liberal admins
t,ation Of that State. But some Of the letters OF
C.amoro weIc intercepted, which enabled Hondu-
ras to turn the tables the olspra ;ors by letting
loose the exiles from Nicaragua who had taken
refuge wit In her territories II appears th they
ave mace clean sweep Of it. But should any.
thing rtmain to be DONE toe GOO cent from tht.
Stat" x the assistance of the ev ,lutonists win
enable them to accomplish it.
Tue chDgr,n Of failure, aud general bad habits,
Dave hbd SUI an effect on GQa' diola as il IL sad
Q cause his death. de Is reported 70 have died In
thiquimula on the let II this report be true, civil
za'ion Ia Central America has lost one vf her
II OF constant 5is,uibers. To crimes aud cruelty
Tx devssations of the lang sta" or ;. chapu.
in." species Of flying loust, have spread over all
the States. The greater portion Of the new Gro,
has been destroyed. The same was the case last
year, and great sufierings we're endured in conse
quence. In ia t. stark famine stares the people Of
many Of the disr cts In the face. To prevent abs0
late starvation, orders have gooe TO the United
States Tor considerable quantities Of both maize and
flour. The COVE nneni of Guatemala has appointed
q commissioner 90 visit she several departments to
devise means for Gs sroy iDg the insect. It calls
upon all the officers and people to unite their en-
deayors 10 this cad.
The scarcity in the district of St. Ba bara, back
Of this port, has been extreme This, however,
has been renryed by the arrival Of the brig Robt.
Soue, from New Oileans, with cargo Of corn sent
out by the Honduras Railway Conn as present
to- The suffering people, who are thus rescued from
famine. The corn IL deposited Ia the fort, where
II II served ous gratis to all who come with order
FROM the authorities. This timely present has re-
heved thousands Of poor people from the very brink
Of starvation, and has given the company Just
popularity amongst the people at large.
The soule Ia now los 1iIg mahogany as the mouth
Of the Ullua for New York She will try the OK ,e-
riment Of taking the mahogany to market ia the
round, l. e. without hewing. A Ia e. amount of
valuable wood is lost In the process OF SOU Aring
shall write again b.. the Soule. Trade Is dull,
and the mahogany busiDess languisoing. The
rainy season has just set in, and travelling is be-
coming difficult. A..