The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

At The same period blow was deslt the clerica GOV
Z ON vbion IL nss never recovered. The peops
srsady losr much Of esteem for H. and the party
which il mad been identified being destroyed, IL I'M
nfk larry ON new conspireeies against the reput
The clergy very eoon discovered that in proporuc1
h,e,al pinciples sho Id bs more widely epreAd, t
intiu. nj must eimiDieh and that the consoida
OF 'be fepu would be is ruin. Bot their intrig
which A. chbirh p Ramon Cosans sought to carry
tn.c', known to Morazan. Being inves
with full su hoty TO take all such measures as were
ces.ary to the preservation Of order, and beng fully
susded 'ha there reconciliation possible betw
sure ans during the night Of the Iith os June he ord
The arrest OF he Archbishop and all the priacpal II
Of the der o. Santo Domingo San Francisco and 9th
and sSt them WIN sSn escort to the Of
lars that lett received orders to leave the
Ihia decisive step was foilowes by the suppression
converts ", PEG ~ tne state o. Grsssmaa their prop
pu.lic charity. The Santo Domingo convent chan
into o. pItentiary after the model Of those use in
uritsd Str e@; ano' her became public school, and
b. spitSl and with the rest The mans reles
t. ON sbeir cloisters and allowed to reside where
iDciinstion dictated. They were prohibited, howe
Il ON tskii the veil in 'utue On the 7th Of Sc 3ten
% lowing not only these measures approved, bl
law passed aboating all religious orders through
he republic. hi. decree was sanctioned througaou I
the stsres. The Arch eishop was pronounced q ts'
sentenced to lerpe nal exile, and his property COZ
Gated. Other measures Of n similar character
ad"p'ed at the same peri d. la 1882 Congress- dec5
that ell religious cenon nations should practice 4
with ebtbus'asn by the yer nments Il the States.
rsturAi consequence the services sndeavored to clog
emaarass y esq messmes, though bearing the MARI
evident progress anr enlightenment, and shey lost
casi, Ia al,sin their End.
lbs State OF Costa Kica, separated from tbs rest Ct
country by g. ogIaphica position, took leading par
pupic sfa On tie LIST Of Afril the confederation
sctical Y dissolved. Costa Rica declared that
desired 10 break OF from e-ery engagement; that
Won therefore peacefully separate from the resi
that he inter ded to preserve the strictee. neutra
The tn cit, III Ugh unavoidable, adherence hat was
to the secs ssion Of this state was to exercise .
inca 'culabl. influence the duration OF the nm
The pecive powers Of the general government IN
II stae not clearly deHnea, we have before !
mated. and Ibis fact could not but be used a. powe
sbd indeed decisive argument when this question /
first bJoacbed.
Al tie conclusion Of tire yoar everything was fav
bic t. he Of the liberals, and satisfactory to
lovers # republican inutituIons. An unfortunate !.
cumstsi how soou threw gloom over all.
o. Boz ouIas, in spi Of the utmost como
were insuficent. and n pecuniary strait was tmmiu
Ike country bad mt acted heavy debts in the
hsbn emf OF tbe republic which IT was unable to sat
Thi cribs il ouced the state Legislature to decree
III " operty, and Lnis although mcde ate, was q
raj ~ resisted. similar tenpt, attended with siI
resul a, wss made nj Guatemala and San Saliva
Am ng the cauees which haa been most potent in ID
9, cips the people to declara ION Of independe
the pr, mise Of reaef from the contributions "
had ~ l,Dg paid to the Spanish govec nmsnt.
bac been he prsctce during the early psricds Of tn
puo c before the country mad been ruined by the |
viies, snn its 1eso7rces sunsndsred and lost. b.
u
Dao Ieveru sufi lent TO meet their requirements
to termw upon objects Of puolic unity; and
of the greatest evils with which the country can
proach this faction is the iamentabe condition in
II lift ITS fuDcs; This is cancer thai Is now ea|
away is life. The necessity OF imposts, vi
the could not un isrssand, cooled their
thu.iasm Tor the republic, and their frsndship bees
II not svcwsd EMMY, at least discomfort. This nj
than the ,nirig Of her foes, destroyed the I'M
Wholly engre ia attempts to raise money which
absolutely NJ eded, the government became unabl'|
A.v y41..f nkS ank s1A he al
want Of csused suspension Of all tho useful u
surts that had been under takeo, and amongst otl
allowed be cause Of education to fall into neglect
the hope of bete'tDg So embarrassing situation,
course was had 10 the desperate measure OF efectl
loaD. Money obtained in England, at tbs mos 4
oJbitsnt g. # interest, and with it came the grea
integrity Il the country. English influence rece
strtng and affected the affairs of all the Sta
thin oegnb nlsunnerstandiugs blockades, aggre ISL
and syse paic policy Of piracy. These various ci-c
s'anees pu, not be lost ,igas Of BY those who We
fairly the events Of these times for 1t s
BY ieme ring hem that they can justly est.ms to
coroust o. 'hose who supported liberal princ ples
that Vi ,heiI antagonists.
CHAPTER v.
BRITISH IsFLUENCE-NEw ELEMENTS OF DIsCoR
sEPAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMONG THE LIBERAL
DARK PROSPECTS OF THE REPUBLIC-l830
1896.
The year 1890 found the republic in pesce and the
raj party unied powerful and srcising all is pows
fur'hefancs Of he welfare Of the country. The fed
government nsd entered into treaty with the UrI
tates, he Ia ter had Charge d'Afai1s Ia the
try Arh ugh Eng and had resog aissd the indep
encs Central America and socredit tad pubic agents
had refused TO enter in,o treaty OF ami'y and d
meIce. At this period, however, she proposed e,l
into enc; and notsiths andng The irritation caused
the peremptory and extraordinary demand made .
years oefo By the authorities Of Belize on the ret,
of the slaves, the proposition tavorably recei'
There was obstacle however, In the way Of this
it's iu pertaoce not overrated by Morszan. This
,be possession Of indefinite tract OF the territory
tguors 10 the tract where the Eosh authorities Il
empowered to cut wood. By the last keaty with So
TIRE subjects Of Eng and allowed the privilege Of
ting within certain Emiis, with an express
ccen,,ien their part Of the territorial rights of
Spanish crosn, and with q prohibition against tia
n All. sf ANY permanent establishment This terri
COBB iutto cart OF Guatemala, and when change CT
eminent ;ea, rghtfully reverted to the repu
with ~hic. Lngisnd was 70 treat for the prolongsie
the lrvi .ge coLceoed her by Spain. The British gov,
men, b. ws,er, r,0 not view 1t in this light; taxing
vsnrsge OF circumstances, it proceeded arbitrarily
ex tpo the limits OF quasi colony, without reccgn
the ho ny of the republic and In defiance Of the
The liberals had al. regarded 40 important d
but btt,,e they bad been able TO fix upon the pr
policy he ptJtue1, their anfag 1nist5 mad succeeds,
taking their place. These being inclined to favor
kbgf-b IL efe-t~, practically allowed tu0 hsurpat
A, The time that the treaty proposed, ho vever
e. vtIInebt tie hands or MorazAn. Tbs Ia
cObstn,td tn treaty, upon condid. that its first
cies vcu pt gwen 70 determining the limts and
dung which The EDglisb were TO have the benefit of
spsD,sh l,vnegs. Saving al eacy determined that B.
rbt uld be,eS ~ given up and imas lining that the
Of be ,epub ic would always elbow them TO enc-o
upon tie eoss the tngish authorities looked up n
prcIostti wih unqualified dis pleasuve; and consi
ng that M'Issao vas the most formidable opponeg
I cir oes'gos latter b.c.me the object Of tne,r
nf hat vHfu Atrw, 81
tInoiss,s 10 At ack him; they openly distrib,
uconc nmt, he ioupd embsrr sssmen,s in every
Iesinn lhen aninosity finally reached such
p int, that, pnd to every confederation OF d
srd ~ cpir, they openly preached and fosered re
hti sId ts,ght nhumpnity. IL will appeal ineredi
hut il j. nevertheless true, that when the wife OF
sstenr, iea ing the toldiery, sought for an asylum
'he b IRE q Ber &ajestys Consul General, Mr. Chstd
not only var th. not received, but was roeey repu
al ts,ts.o 70 The Dangers which sbe, lady mott
al heillsse tina, bsggsd to be pr0!eeNd against.
a. ssoD rs TIE rtald taken by the lepu shc bee
kI,~p ~ hIiz The aptheriti~s assumed an ofsu
tooe AID maze an l. cpIs,on upon the islanl OF Rus
tb'y CIV, b'Iee he al .nofitfes of Honduras aud
ymttt fen OF H. 1he ieoeral vernment form
Ustpfc II 'ett,r on 'be English Cabret aud &c
Jts'o,d '.tsI ", btwever " has been seized by
tsue arfc,uftl us bends and IL nov held BY the
ith lo,s ec', n 1t had DC. u. me line lswf
,bti,ed ~. A. the sane aiue and on sausuy d
tlue,vs pound, 'fer prttepsioDs were Garner a. ia
TIE 8 scu't fonst, p,et.mins veieh could onl !
lf,g /, q M . a C.v bar