The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

TIE NEW TREATY WITH ENGLAND UNPOPULAR
BOGUS NEWS OF THE DEFEAT AND DEATH OF
wALKEs--THE REJoICINGs GENERALIZATION OF
THE GOVERNMENT AGAINST FOREIGN GOLD DId-
GfHs--IBE MINES ABANDONED, ETC., Frc.
BY tho arrival at This port Saturday afternoon last
Of the brig Helen Jsne Capt Nckerson, last from Trux
10, Nov. 20, We have advces from Honduras Of an in
teresiing character.
News of The new treaty with England had been re-
ccved there nrd, far could bo ascertsined II was
rather unpopular, especially with the mercantile glasses
Ibh treaty, We believe, gives up TO Honduras, under
certain csndt.ons The Island OF Ruesan The apprehen-
the part Of the inhabitants Of Honduras seems
be, that with The independent powers OF enerAl regu-
s,cn granted IN tho treaty 10 ,he people of Ruatau,
may become q formidable commercial rival OF tho
ports Of the Atlantic ooass and With the compile
a.on Of reead acrcss the coaAy the Paciac, which
II sl1h captaiis,s strongly talk OF commencing.
Rraian must In time become place OF considerable I'm
While Captain Nckerson was st Truxillo, an Easiish
brig OF came upon the coast but violent gale
ito ten Gays thai Capt N. remained in port
b. s,.s o ssa ~ scslssu. Sss BEEN saisa sss
Hordu Ia tbe ally Of COSTA Rica and San Salvador in
be Mt attack upon Walker srd has sent troops for
pumber is probably but email and there were no signs
when he leh Il tne raining OF a1y additional troops for
II 10 eyidcnt however, that though Walker may have
friends snopg the democratic party OF that country the
general feeling there decidedly sgsins, him. Az
consequences, when The news received there from
Nicaragua that he hsd been defeated In battle with the
s.s. and killed. there were great rejccings and grand
fuI W4 tLnounceu 10 CcteOrof tno event.
Before Ire time fixed for the celebration had arrived
however, Of somewhat different character was re-
ceivec 10 the e CT that Wake, had attacked the aes
spIt their army In two, and then suddenly rctrcacd
The Of the subsequent oefes, tho allies
Rad not been received. Ttey bad tho ball. however,
which wss attended by all the State dgntaries and
iew months ago the fact ths, number Of foreigners
nearly all Americans. were dgsipg for gold in the pro-
vince Of blanche. attracted the attention of government
snd orttr was ssued forbidding H. This order was
subsequently amended that an American could dig
soUhs ,Sa, sod n 10 ;. cSsufa issrs n seo,aer
able quantities; but the natives too ndolcnt
TO dig for H. and TO the American the unhealthy
Of the climate terpo~d ~ he u to tho intense heat and
tho masms Of cecaypg vegoatiou) is unless hs pro-
ydsd with sufficient capital TO obtain some Of the com
nf the miners had ef for home In consequence OF sick
ness. Three Of them. belonging 70 New York,
c'me as passengers Ia the Helen jane they arc
well sstfed, however, that the land In the interior Of
the country unusually fertile aud, under proper pre-
cautons Of IN sversge ahy charsoer. Some OF them
nsr fss rs % s,oemsn % saySs 70 ase
rot, smorg the Inhabitants, excer. perhaps fec
Of tho most ignorant, any deep seated hostility 70
The people OF the United ststes and hose who arrive
therc n they quiet and well dsposed and can obtain
responsible navs ~ guarantee 10 their pcsccabie
intentions, nnd no dculty In obtaining permit to pass
into ihe Interior, whcn, by ordinance ssucd
a few months sirce was forbidden 10 emiSrsnts from
this country under fear Of Glbustcring expeditions.
The pgsfent government OF the country appears 70 be
pow firmly established me old Presdeat VINO was, by
Of ihoee revolutions which the Central American
provinces Gesnblecf, suddenly depcsed nov, u said
erfsaed IN working silver mine san salvador. There
70 no apparent revival OF business, however. Tho
OF the country, In consequence OF ts intestine
eubks has bse steadily declining for the last quarter
OF century, but with the complexion tf the proposed
railroad 10 the Pacific and the infusion Of little Anglo
ssson snersy, h may IN time become powerful and
hourhhirg ration.
From the New Orleans Plcayuncl
We have received late nes Of papers from Honduras
hut they contain no news o: particular interest The
following literal translation Of the decreo recently
sorfh by the govsrnmen,. with OF prev ertng
the landing IN honduras Of foreign sdventurers. This
tenn seems TO be princpsly applied to American emf
grana Who vert there for the purpose Of mining In the
gold regions wbich are alleged TO exist
lbe decree Addressed TO the commander Of the port
OF Truxiilo-
The government deeniDg n dangerous 10 ALLOW the
introduction OF sdvsnurcrs into the country, although
they manifest the intention Of establishing themselves
there and offer 70 respect the lass and obey the cons
tuted suttortcs-yet the circumstances under which
Nicaragua occupied by bard composed OF indivi
euals In every respect smilr 10 those who with
eood faith Of the LATER and calls the adoption Of such
Tecauonary measures "a may AVOID difficulties 70 the
government ana state
On the other hand the Of Central America
have sctnaIy combined 70 oppose those who have pos
session q Nicaragua, and s ssserted that French and
Eprrsh vesses Of TO blockade the ports Of that
stat, IN order TO prevent reiniorcemeuts 10 walker
should this be verified those auxilisrcs could enter
through the ports Of this state they not closed in
nrlberucre. the permission which has been granted
TO the twenty Ave individuals who dnembsrksd At this
port in order 10 penetrate into the Interior, and which
permission you solicited from this ministry, has n gene
raj been unfsvorshy received owing TO the alarm hch
has he caused by those who have forcbly taken pos.
session OF aneishborins republic.
In view OF these considerations, the President has do
creed that you sha prohbh the Decentralization OF the
ioreen sdverturers who may arrive 81 this port with
the intention Of establishing themselves In tho country,
pending srch action ~ tho legislative power may deem
proper TO take In the premises
All Of which 10 communicated FOR your Information and
government. ROJAS.