The true Democrat., 1854-05-02
From the New York Herald Late and Interesting from Centra America.
Ona0a, Honduras. March l6. 1854.

Onl00, Honduras, March 16, 1854.
 The schooner M. L. Rogers, with cargo of arms and munitions for the government of Honduras, arrived here few days since, in four teen days from New York, equalling the pas sage of the George Steers. l avail myself of her return to write you a few lines
 Everything is quiet in this State, and affairs going on much as usual. The great expedition got up by Guatamala for the invasion of Hon. duras has fallen through. mistake, so far as the success of Guatamala was concerned in put ting the force under the command of Guardio- la, notorious assassin and refugee from Hon. duras, where he dare not return on account of his crimes This appointment was condemn- ed, even in Guatemala itself, and reused such a spirit In Honduras as would have redoubled the force of her resistance
 | think the invasion is pretty much given up at least for the present. Carrera, the so-caled President, but de .tacto Dictator of Guatamala, like his prototype Sanata Anna, is out of cash His troops have not been paid for six months. and are deserting n large bodies.
 This desertion is also increased by the now open and avowed determination of the serviles and monarchists to join their country to the pro- posed Emperor of Mexico As a step to this end Carrrera has actually resigned the Presidency of the State, and is to be formally declared Dictator for life with titles similar to those giv en Santa Anna. In fact, this event has no doubt already taken place, it was fixed for about the first of March,
 The next step in this mad and melancholy policy is to declare Guatamala and Central America generally, attached to the empire of Mexico. The instant that is proclamed-as told you in previous letter-Carrera, with either the title of Viceroy or Captain General is to hold away over Central America. as de- pendency or part of the Mexican empire This Is not speculation; the policy is openl and dis tinctly avowed in Guatamala
 l Honduras has from the first resisted this movement, and consequently been outraged with a war, the sole purpose of which, whatever its pretexts, Is to give effect to this arch monarchi- cal scheme.
 The failure of the intended invasion under Guardlola will somewhat disconcert the unani- mlty of the aggregation of Mexico. While Honduras holds the attitude of hostility to the measure, Nicaragua and Costa Rica cannot de- clare for 1t openl y without opening the doors to revolution within their own borders for the scheme Is not favored by the people, but only by the executives, supported by the more big oted clergy and the and the old monarchists.
 Honduras reaches from sea to sea and her persistence in opposition cuts Central America asunder in the middle. It seems, therefore most likely that the aggregation will be first declared by Guatemala, which hopes then to be able, with Mexican aid to reduce the obstinate republicaning policy of the other States in her favor. So you see even our corner of the world is not free from the operation of reactionarv elements.
 1just learn from Canagugua that the govern ment of this State has ordered out of its ter ritores the second emssary sent by Santa Anna to draw the State into his policy Served him right.
 The George Steers is still here, in the employ the Honduras Copaney. The President of that company, was in Canagugua on the 9th, but is expected here daily on his return to the United States. Heis delighted with the proposed route, which is everything that could be desred.
 The cholera and yellow fever-which have been very fatal in Belize-have not reached here This place is singularly exempt trom all tropical epidemics. Yours, A.B.