The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-01

can bold the place there 40 doubt; and he may even
defy GuardoIa and Ave hundred mon, which u few
hundred than Guardola raise Just now and be
neecs these Ia another direction for report says General
Cabanaa i after hun from san Salvador. We shall most
certainly have re.nlorcements from New Orleans and
thereabouts before you receive this which win Tighten
duties somewhat ana strengthen the liberal ranks
Of Central America dead country Is to be
resurrec,ed who Will undertake the work Amer cans
refuse' Il Is work worthy Of the age, and many will
the greatness OF the enterprise in which the
band OF Americans have embarked One OF the
most productive regions of the earth ef in uncut
waited state gold abundant in the bed OF every river,
spend q few hours In washing enough to sup
port them and their families for weeks an yet sell it at
from $40 TO sl2 per ounce in fact there every induce
men, about this region for large emigration.
Tx aAsaoa-cosslcusc susoss-wAIzza's PaocIA
NATION
Several vessels are IN port, and many have arrived
and departed since advent and one old skipper says
the bar has had lively appearance for twenty
years 4 has At present. L hoped that trade win be
extensive, since General Walkers be~al policy removes
the oppressive mnercal restrictions 90 long in opera
tio1 against vessels coming to this port.
An attack from the runaways expected every night
but We ehs be the lookout for them at all hours Re
ports OF all kinds reach to matters In the interior
We heas at one tina, soldiers the way from
Comay aqua that Cabauas the berais leader, Is active
" In tie aed against his old enemy Guardloa &C. &c.
When these reports confirmed shall believe them
and not before.
The following is proclamation Issued by General
Walker the Information and REINSURANCE OF the in
hAbants of the State, which you may wish 70 lay before
the public
To TUE PsoPis HosDuRAs-
More than i've years ago l. with others invlted to
and on the condition OF certain services render
ed the state We performed the services required OF
bot the exist ng authorities OF Honduras Joined combl-
nation 70 drive US from Central America
In the course OF events the people OF the Bay Islands
find themselves in nearly the same position the Ameri
cans held in Nicaragua In November, 1855. The same
policy which led Guardioa to ma will induce
him TO drive the people OF the islands from Honduras
knowledge OF this fact has led certain residents Of the
islands 10 call the adopted citizens Of n ;aragua for
aid in the maintenance o. their rights OF person and pro
perty
Nicaragua answered call OF the residents OF the
Islands by repairing to Ruatan than the acting au-
obstacles the way carrying out the treaty Of the 18th
OF November 1852 Guardioa delays TO receive the is
ured and thus for party purposes not only eopards the
territorial interests OF Honduras but thwarts for the
moment, cardinal object OF Central American policy.
The people OF the Bay Islands be engraed your
public only wise concessions properly made The exist
ing authorities Of Honduras have by their
proof that they would not make the requisite conces
sons. The ,cy which GuArdiola pursued towards
the naturaized Ncaraguans prevents him from pursuing
the only course By which Honduras can expect 70 hold the
islands
II becomes therefore common obisc, with the nate
rallied Ncarsguans and with the people OF Bay Il
land place In the government OF Honduras those who
viii yield the rights lawfully acquired In the two States
Thus the Ncaraguans will secure return to Their adopted
country and the Bay Islanders viii obtain full guarantees
from the sovereignty under which they 10 be placed
By the treaty Of the 2Sh Of November, 1859,
To obtain however, the object at which aim we
do make against the people Of Honduras, but
only against government which stan Is in the way OF
the interests only Of Honduras, but OF all Central
America. The people OF Honduras may therefore rely
all the protection they may require for their rights
both OF person ami property VIM WALKER.
TRrxiIo, August !, 1850.
You shall be informed OF any crisis IA this Central
American warfare which will be serious aud Of long
tnuance Our mail facilities the best, but We
hope 70 improve them very soon ourselves.