The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

Tor conduct. Zeedon ~ certainly able Az and thu
ssase document viii do him credit.
General Lamar leaves US now, w. Ran Ruunels has
received his excquatrr, be Ia AT present POPULAR
There h NO local news worth mentioning Business
dull, and all waiting for the good time coming
GUATEMALA.
On the Goth Of April convention was sisaed between
her Majesty the Queen OF ngiands that
OF the republic u Guatemala relative 10 che o1undary
tween the latter and British Honduras
Charles Z wyke, Esq, British Charge Affairs, having
obtained absence he legation left charge
Of Wm Hail Fsq., the British Vice coneuL
sr jose Ears vela rsarri has bsen oamed Secretary
o. Legation for Guatemala in the unitsd states
SAN SALVADOR.
The following the repor. Of tho latest events occurring
In the republic -
The Ssserworb. of the capital destroyed by the great
Earthquake of 1854, are beng repaired.
On the 2hh OF April An attempt was made TO sssass1ata
General HERNANDEZ Governor of the department or Cas-
cutsn The General severely, but not m,rtaly
wounded the asssssn, shoemaker, was arrested and
forwards shot.
Ire question between republic and that Of Honduras
every day more serious aspect and almost
seems 10 indicate that var is inevitable.
Guatemala ~ thought, would interfere 10 preserve
toe peace, If possible, between the two States.
General Eracsmonte mao been sent 70 tho Honduras
frontier Of the province Of San Miguel 70 watch the us
tive SavadOrians.
The ordinary Of tho Legislative opened on
the let Of May by the President Of Congress in tho ah
of the President Of toe republic, VINO did not reach
the capital until the btp.
On she sh tho Presidents Message was delivered to
Congress Ater CoDSfatl4thr tue country 90 s peace
prosperity, and alutng his late visit 70 Ni1ara
qua language from which it is impossible to draw any
conclusion his Escslency states that the friendly rela
tons between Costa Rca, Ncsrasos salvador Honduras
end Gus.nala are daily growing stronger Tos relali>ns
betweea he and those of the other Spanish
American republics continue With al tbs interest that
COMMON Ofigir, customs aud religion inspire.
The relations Nth the North AmerCaos are friend aud
10 be exseuded but Presnt More that toe
a0insir act aise n,o n,AOn; mat all the fecta
nstCrs eYcep, account oil Walkers dibnsers
Aid that his govern ent resiss, sai win resst 70 The
utmost the edgemeot OF Of these CLAIMS; that
Costa Rca has hsf densnos Cor damages and calls at-n
the foct nst William WaKer aud his companions
have rot yet been punished.
Az est the civilized world has taken the mater 10 hand
the conclusion no. permit ;h
be epAciso cyan, but Costa Rca Will nevertheless rot
relax ter vigilance IN this important matter The Pres
dent then p,ocses TO lay down the line OF policy he in
tends 80 pursue.
The reps Of Congress to the President is Of course au
echo o, pis speech
On the birthday Of Her Britannia Majesty, SIR Wn
Gore Ouseiey gave n banquet in honor Of the event
We from Our San Jose correspondent that during
bis hrst the State OF Gotta Rca, the OGorma Al
Nal accepted coonecy, with The appointment OF aide
camp HE Fxoeency the Captain General Of that
public be accompanied during hs Exceilency's
70 the State OF Nicaragua AMI thence bis return
to Sa, jose II s confidently asserted that the Colonel s
preparing for publication work on Central America.