New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13
Cork Daily @ibm,re
CENTRAL AMERICA.
T,sn On nxn carrsspoblen,

ID stl ks,eges bat the authority Of ChsmorTo Is yet
lnovedeed 10 the southern part Of the republic.
Rivs., virgin Bay and San juan del Sur seem ye, TO
be occupied BY bis troops. Csselton, the Presden.
Of the Provisional Government isues his DEGREES and
pslifes,s from Leon. We expect every day the
dscis,se battle in tho vicinity Of Granada Upon the
Californian transit The revolution has not yet exer
cssd the least influence. Nor hes civil war yet ex-
tented ifseH 70 the southern shores Of the Nicaragua
lale. Bat oil commerce seems 10 be paralyzed
Under such circumstances, the different European
merchants established ia Granada, whose stsbi y has
always been rather doubtful, may essily be tempted
not TO mesttheu Obligations. Foreign houses, In COM
mSeial relations with Granada, are therefore most
seriously warned 20 BE- on the lookout In tee
State, the most unCavorsble elements are combined
Against commerce and coonizGton-a greatly cor
rup'ed population, mostly iDegitimste, an endless po-
hsea sIchy gros, poverty In spite OF the richness
ofhe coil and deep Eruption among the European
iesid.bts. To his greatest need, Chsmorro has at
tempted TO gain the assistance OF the passing North
4nsrcans although Internally he hates and fears
4sm; and i, is reported thar the required rihemen
have rendered good service at the siege OF Granada
On the other side, Cp1mOrro has solicited at the Gov
erhnsb of Gaatt mala an drn,d iHerretioa and for
this purpose has commissioned his brother, Don
D1nislO CbGmcTro, to the capital Of the ancient
CspiaI lea GtDeral. His;missiOn has, however, en-
hfsiy failed. Guatemala il 70 much the less in the
posuon Of a3sRiing Gen. Ch9moTro, a. the Govern
neDt Of San Salvador through wAIch state the troops
oiGuAemAla would have 10 pass seems TO Incline re-
emily more then ever 70 the side OF the denocrac
Rauy IL has concluded ireGiy of peace and friend
thp tamstGd with the Government Of Honduras.
Ore 81 the principal spulations Of this treaty con-
tss 10 the obligation Of both parties 70 prevent the
psssoge OF troops, or political disturbances whlcn
might b, come dangerous TO The Deighborng state.
San Salvador is attempting 10 negotiate a loan among
kefts American Capitalists, aid oilers the rt OF the
Union a Inortga3 North American Vice-Con'
sal La~ been named for the Port OF the Union, ana
CommiasienaTJ Of the Government Of San Salvador
hes been cent 20 the United Sta es TO offer TO the
Atlantic Pacific Railroad Company lPresoent, Mr.
ARory Edwsrdsl great advantages, II they would
coIa thi to make the Port Of La Onion the western
terminus Of this projected railroad across the lsthmus
OF Honduras.
The Iigre Island is said TO have been sold by the
Cover msbt Of Honduras 10 Mr. FJllin, u ). Vice.
Som at Omoa for SIS 600. The Saccate lslaod, ia
~. Bay OF Fobs.ca ON the Pacific, and the Puerto
do CAbaIlOs the Atlantic ride, are ol,eady ~ TIE
p0,,e,ston Of the sai, North mricsn Railroad Com.
pany. Who can hslp admung this quiet but safe and
pseesbie conquest Uf an important part Of the world
ny the Dvincible arms OF industry, commerce and
mutual interest, WIN the deaih'ffghteDed depraved
Of New SyBiD is still expecting aud waiting for
the noisy ARRIVAL OF bat,aiiODs of remen aad pork
ofartillery ~ Omoa or fza5aI.
From Our Own Correspondent
GUAIEMALA, Monday, Oct. 2, 1884
u seems that nc v party has sprung up in Hondu-
yas which, although adhering TO democratic princ-
ples, Ii against annexation, or even more intimate
relation ship with the United States. To this party
belong the Generals Guardola and Lopez, who have
Md 10 Guatemala in order TO prepare new invasioDs
Of Honduras, and to upset It's actual President Gen.
Cababas. These intrigues and measures have been
90 well managed as 10 permit Gen. Lopez, who had
been imprisoned for political trckefy in the fort OF
OmOa not only TO escape himself but likewise 70 se-
ahee anu 'aAe WIN nun '"o ""''o b"''' Wv w.
consisting o.. about thnty't@o soldiers VINO nave ah
a,,,,.d ,.i,b ,be ur,,on Geuer.I AZ Chiuinnba, in
a. - =, o.....,. -, 80 nm .,a,- va, IN tba
mc ota'c VI """'0nD'", anu "i' WI w WV " w.
Capital. As ,hcy DID not feel themselves strong
e,oveh 10 venture sally into Honduras they seized
~. -, -. :, A. -. % orooa and sa;lad IN
- ', -.
fzaba, where the Government OF ouatemaia, the an
tsgOnist VI Honduras has resolved them with open
80 A hro,ho, ,f C,na,diola ia bnsy in the interior
:. ., -, r ~,
OF hohduras I'D lhahIhg PIVse'y'eo ioi 'no P"' VI ~"
broher General and is said TO have even attempted
An s,s,r,.ctiou with few hundred armed men upon
o. 49,, ~
"'eV" 80 - .-i -, Lo.,
49,, 80 a;,,aa. "a 49, -. % ,srcho in N;cara
cna MI nss,aI ,n,.rcn,,r, h.t,vsen TostS Kca and
S.,nifIi N i,. -. "a ,. .,c ,I, Gnot nroa,,h
!; = Co.. ns I'm t,,,ad mo tha hese,.d near
a.naas IT,, ,,,,s ~ H. ou,hrssk nee revelution in
C.,s Rica :, b;ch have h. ON in here for a
s.~ SAYS ,pn ar. snd ~ nave besn announced by a
vessel kon The port Of Acaiutly Ia that State
W, -, az ,y,arot,Ie Ar Sov rate. thew viii be re-
S..5 -, ,h ch,,oa Of tha md, v,dn.ls actually in
s se ~ 80, - eo,an,sI a,,a,rs ~ the Stat.
n, -, "a M. oil sracter If The humiliation
fCs,a Rica stfords the hat warrant for safety aud
SsSs Civil ssa,s "a sve eucounter them in the
puSis 81 csn,raI An.rica scam there
ns",i Psi 80 ooss,bIe Nh.tbrr il ia DIN
- NJ. ar lis noItical rival DR. Castro, who is
ps.sncnt Il remains lust the same in regard to the