The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-13

IN order to secure pesce ana guarantee their common
Inc Evidence On az sides sbe spirit -aks fDth
Even at banquet given ia Gds.s nss the pre.idsa,
Amorg sgn ioapt toasts that OF the Charge
o'Aares Of psio Conf. rs gave the fbllowae:
The nispano Anneriosn rsoe-xay they MT forget the
eminent Qualities their whose dspa7
S sI e.s eve Tors d s.
and the SS"s q = 'Ssi
sfs tpo. how to leave % is soos nonorot mama aad
and noble virtues Of their ancestors
Another expressive toast, scnoeraing highly
pedient MEASURE was given By Mr. KNIT
Let protect and favor ,rou OF pac
foreigners Who you'd commit hostiss against souatry
The govsrnmen OF Guatemala has purchased a nun
Der OF ships which 1t Is arutng in its potts. It
and maintains its army footog, add spares
measures ior giving unity to the States Of Central Aue
rca and putting them In such position ~ 70 save taer
threateaed integrity.
SAN SALVADOR.
The government of San Salvador has informed that Of
Guatemala that twill employ al Its in the most
efcacious manner to defeno foot BY foot its terri
tory and maintain in cose union with a the other
lions OF Central America it, independen, aud sovereign
y as IN this struggle Is not only emorscsd question of
utility but another Of national honor and nity the
Deglecting of which woua bring them the low
est degree OF debssement and contempt amongst s
TONS"
The President, San Martin, had notified the United
Cor gfess Of that State OF the expiration of his term Of Of
fee. Tee name Of the President IL not yet known
The State ntnues In pssce its resources are growing,
Its dissbused iDhabants do not listen the phArisaa
politicians who would drive them TO revou.',n aud 1t
OrQer, W1tUOut WntCd
possible, has taken root in this privileged soil.
HONDURAS.
Exhausted by its past sufsrngs the struggle hAs
just issued from this State iniuges in repose eudea
strengthen lis weakened population As 10 Gus
teala and Salvador the hatred sgainst the mics Of
their race Ia great Many families which have emigr
from Nicaragua have taken refuge in its territory.
LEGATION OF THE GovKRNaSyr OF LEON
TO THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF THE RspUauc
OF NICARAGUA -
Although persuaded that the cholera morbus has dis.
which my way necessarily lies my on'eebed heath
not allow me to pursue my route to the seat of
Fl sn,a sa1 TO
down the permanent rules by which, hereafter, the
friendly relations between the two to
regulated. But the correct add we'll justified policy
whieh both have until pursued and which
them from disunon and ruinous troubles 10 guarantee
for their continuing until the conc usion Of
lar conventions which may unite completely their
interests.
state in the name of my government that 1t will sb-
stain from all Intervention With the interior affairs Of
Nicaragua because it Ia convinced that in neglect
this principle OF independence and liberty nearly all the
have originated and that it will respec the NicaraguAn
territory like sacred property My government en- er
win act with entire reciprocity considering it's enlight
ened views and its former policy in all points referring
Honduras which do much honor the present
The perusal Of No. Is Of the Nicaramense, which you
had the kindness to join to your communication gave
very great satisfaction because there loudly pro-
claimed the projec. OF union fraternity and independence
of Central America and do not f moment dou BIT that
the Supreme government of Honduras win iumediately
send another person in the place undersigned
to treat Of affairs of 30 much importance to both
res and it will also receive with the greatest pleasure
which Auds reveals although slightly, the praise
thy idea of establishing Central American union, which
csnnos BE- realized without the ess;encs Of general
my government will receive with al the interest 1t de-
and as this vital and important question requires
the highest on the part of the Cabinet Of
Honduras think 1t will take tho necessary measures to
secure the desired end.
beg you bring to the knowledge OF the President
my declaration that shall not forget the lind hos aty
l have been honored with.
Receive Mr. mister, the of the distinguish
ed consideration with which am your very obsdent
want MANUEL COnINDRE5
NICARAGUA.
The government OF Granada is consolidating itself The
chief Walker counts st present in his army than
seven hundred soldiers recruited from California and the
states of the Atlantic without including those from
Leon. Lately he purchased the steamer Unsle Sam
CALIFORNIA; and appointed Mr Julius de Bssot Cap ain of
the Nicaragua squsdron Military promotions them
Foreigners and the reinforcensots which Continually
pour the United Sates-strenghen and increase
bis army In order to main tain this military array he
has had recourse to forced levies tobac,o later
to forced dispositions Of it, oblgng by penalties
the wealthy Inhabitants to give goods money ana cattle
The sale OF meat has been monopolized by his govern
In spite Of salubry of the climate, fevsrs continue
TO rage among the strangers and Late adoes inform
% MAJ as r
here cavalry composed Of fifty Americans, Who protect
the transit to Virgin Bay. Nevertheless atsy, the
wounded by the robbers. Hereafter viii be still worse
The rancor Of the population is intense Rsbberes great
and small, daily perpe.ratei. Toe other day three
democrats were logged, each receiving two hundred
lashes
The Granada has addressed to the other
States CT Central America invitation to form al
lance and united confederation. We do not know
whether it has been answered
The statement hes been confirmed, that on the 7h
January In Aatagapa rebellion OF the Indians broke
out. They threw themselves the American soldiers
and those OF Leon who were uartered there ssassnang
many Of them.
Ine population o. ths STATE busy With their fine crop
ns
and prosperity. Ali kinds of provisions are abundant.
the result Q. the hberaty and foresight Of the govern
watches attentvsly the progress Of the enc
mics Of its repose is necessarily occupied with putting
greson and reckons on the patriotism Of the opis and
the sympathies OF the European States. The French
soop ofwar REmouscade thirty guns hiss just arrived
in the port OF Punta Arenas 1t her commander
has strict orders to hang of the busters he may
seize in open sea.
Agricultural interests Of the Isthmus of
Panama.
Ell Pandmeno of the 18th February contains the fol-
lowing considerations the material interests OF the
Athmus As long as agriculture is not sufficiently ap
preciaed the sthmus and that capitalists com nue to
lay out their money in commercial specuations breed
ing cattle and building houses without paying the least
attention to agriculture the material interests of the
country will never prosper as they ought. The
most important branch Of public wealth, and which,
at the same time yields the suress products
is agriculture earth being" celebrated author ex
presses himself 1.-THE nurse of man" Let us losk to the
agricultural countries and will find ths. all Of tn sm
have arrived at high point Of material veil being The
United States, Venezuela, Ecuador, Chilli Peru, the
Brazls Costa Rca and Canada continent furnish
striking proof of this truth. Even New Granada many
Of her provinces such Carthagena Socorro Bogoa and
Pampiona bestow great deal OF agriculture In
th manner The above named countries satisfy their wn
necessities, and their surplus produce supplies the
VIII them as
Of riches
Happily the soil OF the Isthmus excsently adapted
to agricultural purposes fertile, and everywhere we'll
irrigated It greatly aids and richly repays the labor the
sgrcuturist Furthermore We have tropical produce Of
exquisite quality; need only msntion coffee cacso
cotton indigo sugar, rice MAIZE &c. But As they are
cultivated only very small scale they scarcely suf.
fee for the consumption Of the Indigenous population
Hence that dcArth OF provisions which we have 80 fire.
quepty mpain Of At present An aImud of RIGA or