The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

perons are implicated IN n and ss-ong them pubc eunc
ucURries and officers OF high standing also
camille houses which had until now been considered
most respectable.
The msds mesnors aud crimes In question commenced
ten years ego. To give IN idea Of tho impovtxuoe
~ the Losses 70 the military adminis,ra ion,
te following example VIII be suicientA merchant OF.
@ ed lately 70 sell 10 the admipisrsou large quantity
" provisions 81 30 centmes par pound. The army
in need q those Provnions, but the adninistra-
ton refused the offer Of the merchAnt while they
entered into contract en- the same day agree.
ing TO pay double tie prce for the provisions n
visions ON the FIST pA ~ IS snmss and that the
proceeds o the fraud been divided among the
L actor and certain funetonsries
IL ID tald that by these tricks six hundred thousand
rx dclare we're stolen from the State This Is
considerable loss TO country 80 poor a. Denmark.
The Central American q uestiop-Tne Treaty
with Honduras.
Iron the liverpooi Aibio1. Sept %
We have pleasure In being able to lay before our read
ers an important communication addressed oy Don Leon
Avaado 70 the Governor Of the Republic OF Hepduras
advising him othe conclusion Of the negotiations With Eng
Land, and specifying the terms Of the treaty The letter
Gated Legation Of Honduras. LONDON pse nber Is
1860 thirty hfth anniversary Of the Independence" and
,ns i",o~ne ssnsaiion, for which We ere Indebted
ss-The negotiations between Honduras and England
England ard the United States called the Uentrs Ams
can Question Honduras pre- sencd herself with the tmid
weak relying OF the usce Of her cause saying
come solely TO let you know rights aud that those
rights not to be sacrificed BY treaties which have
had 40 voice NJ title to the Bay slaods Is incontesta
u
leave them free 10 the enterprise of the world they re-
ooarse my sovereignty and return 70 the territory
called the Mosquitoes More, Offer free " I'll
nations facilities which have before oftre but
you 70 recognize my noepe lderce and protect my
oss @ ,bs % and
was the language OF Honduras In the time Of greatest
ciie ment The United States these were proper prn
eipos, and accepted them. England found, saw this
the only mode TO get out OF this disagree able question
and not wishing 10 be second In liberal sentiments
rival Lot only accepts the proposal but agrees
Towers cutr q
duras In consequence three partial conventions and
general treaty Of friendship, commerce and navigation
are adjusted.
l. The restitution of the sovereign rights Of Honduras
over the islands OF Rosian, Bonaca &c. and declaring
them "iTee territory, governed by Its proper munich
pabiy.
q Acknowledges the territorial limits OF Honduras
the river Vans o segovia to the river Negro
tribunal OF reference composed Of citizen OF Hon
aurss and one British necsssary an impartial third Of
Indians for the losses which they suffer and adjust all
claims Whatsoever.
Seper Minster-True wisdom tea hes that q nation
should march with the circumstances OF the day. Hon
acras enters new polsoa lie, her steps should there
FORE be to declare
l. That she knows enemies or parties, and forgives
q Cultivate friendly relations with ell who will accept
them.
8 TO avoid all compromises, offensive or defensive
Leagues. go common In Am erica, and 30 cieastrous.
A. To form TO league, diet or confederation.
Invite all her neghbors to regulate territorial limits
Florida and thai in six or eight months the titles should
be exhibited.
Prohibit abolish fiom the public press all politics.
give regulations for education, &C.
Sepcr Mnister-Cur country is as our God TO whom
hing and she nothing Nothing therefore,
doe Honduras the unde signed for his small labor
but be claims reccmplse vote of thanks 70 the Hon.
Mr. Marcy, Secretary of State to the United States for
bis 6rnness Ia sustaining the question oithy OF the
country he represents; 10 the Lord Clarendon, who met
the question in true spirit cf conc auop; TO the Hon
G Dallas for the tact and aid ne has given; to tho
Hon. william Brown mber OF tho Eagish Parliament
who gave his powerful influence to The Of justice,
and which his high position made eectuai to the Hon.
enor Herar for the force Of HE representations the
Bon George Squler for the consancy and friendship he
has manifested srite Of all inconvepiepces and 10 the
Consul General, Mr.. Z r. Neill whose able pen
tanned am. 6c S. ALvARADO
To the Hon. Minister Of Relations Of the public OF
aoLduras.
Ii will be that the OF the treaty which have
cot before been published Of the most satisfactory
description and rebound 70 the credit Of those who
behalf Of The Bri,h government, have taken part in the
negotiations.