The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-26


| intcrminablc controversy with England to sons
| kind Of defnitiye solution, and in this mannse
oompensating for the rigorous and unwarrantahss
nature Of the act We shall SEQ.
The revolution in this State as you are well aware
has resulted in the complete triumph Of tho liberals
in ali parts Of tho State, excepting the Plaza Il
Granada, where tho deposed re-actionary Pfsslea4
---ChamoEro-is shut up. Everywhere olse the pre-
visiona government, with Castillan at it, heed.
is triumphant and in peaceful possession Of powae.
The agent Of the Transit Company, In an oflcisa
letter. bas formally recognized It as that to which
the company holds itself accountable.
Some Of the partizans Of Chamorro, who hAA
taken refuge In Costa Rica, having been seors>lv
supplied with by the authorities OF thar Ststs.
attempted to disturb the quiet Of this depArtmsas
(the Neridional by demonstration in favor Of tho
fallen government. The attempt was made on ths
27tb ult., but utterly failed. number Of invsdeo
were killed and several Of the leaders captured.
The latter were Immediately tried by court martial
and shot. The principal instigstor, one valsa-
xuela, was also takon, and will probably share IL
same fate.
The resistance Of Chamorro in Granada has
been prolonged beyond expectation. This has
been chiefly in consequence Of the want ef
artillery by tie party Of outsiders. A con-
slant skirmishing attended with considerable loas
On both sides, bss been going on. Tho mcge was
80 loosely conducted that Cbamorro made soFtis
wss two hu1s.oa Ss men On ths Sd Of July e r =
intcrctptipg some artillery which tho besiegere
were bringing from Leon 30 failed in this anA
had great difficulty In regainng his stronghold, the
besiegen having improved she opportunity Of hcm-
ming in his quarters more closely. lie Ia now In pos
session OF only about one fourth Of the town, and
IL in great 6tetress.
but fotilla organized under the command Of Dr..
Legur, an Englishman resident in the country and
manned by Americans ard natives, has captured an
his principal boats and 70 render his prospects sti
visionh government, has just arrived from
Honduras, under the command OF General Fran
cisco Cones. This force reached Granada on tho
s wss @ %sds
out not TO be the case. They are waiting tho com
Ing up CT their artillery. when, have no doubt, tAa
place viii be carried hy coup l< man. In fact. we.
yesterday, but IL lacks confirmation.
The assistance. given by Honduras IN conse-
quencs Of the discovery ofs plot which had been
dian Dictator OF Cnat omslo, for simutan sous In
yasicn of Honduras. The instant tho proofs of this
conspiracy came TO light, she government Of Hoar
durGs ordered the southern division Of its forces e
march to the assistance u the re regoutionsts, wie
arc allied to Honduras ip,principie.
It Hscenis thaa Guatemala. in ignorance Of the dr.
aStar WDfCn 1au Dcfallen It's c0nfcdcratc8 In Mo-
ra5ua, cent q force a. the appointed time againak
tho NoHhoY1 department Of Honduras, under thAA
command of Cen. Godoy. Gen. CahaHas, Proddenk
o2 Honduras, Immediately mar shed 10 repca hin
assault, and no doubt Godoy has by this tIne nea
again 10 Guatemala. This Is the fifth attempt -
invasion which has been made by Guatemala within
year, and that while Affecting 10 accept the me-
datoI Of San Salvador to secare peace! The govern
| ment OF HoRduras has consequently announcod 10
that Of San Salvador that Il win no longee regasA
/ as binding upon 1t an armstice which Ii bvoheuu
monthly by Guatemala 1t adds further, that Il WIN
chsstse severely any further dista Dances Of In
| peace, come whence they may.
| Its probable his decision win pat stop 10 thN
piratical incursions or Guatemala. Caxfera Il IN
| able to carry on an efficient war, inasnnch
| as Gustema1a IL itself in o very unQuiet StA&e,
claring .himsN dictator for lie, and q re-
| toring tho cb.urch and titles Of nobility. II VIII
certainly be amusing 70 zee the old soi dssaWl axin
tocraoy relving their titles Of Coedss, MAsQulses
ETC., undSf an Indian dictator. N n oaia ~ em1
nently republican Minister Of 'GuatamAh IN q
Uniteo States was the FIRST 10 suggest this briiAn
| Idea 70 Carrcra, whom no hsa dsluded into ~
bcnVl that hc II second only 70 Louis Napoleon d
| nv. widespread and woFld AxrcGting power!
Dom Ignacio Gomez, who, II win Be rcmenbered
heurished quito sxtensively, II not very ccaider1
bly,, among The bslls sspo IN Washingtoo some ycaE
ago, has leN Guatemala TO accept tie pcet Of 6ec(
, | taly Of 6tate In Ban Salvador.
Il Last night we experieaced heee several ocV1G
this morning, Ths ss6iss, oy wise ma ~ -