New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-25
FROM HONDURAS.
MOVEMENTS OF THE FILLIBUSTERS.


BALIzE Jnne %, 1860
have Just tin TO write ycu line by the brig Kate
for New Orleans. q. Wake is reported us having
arrive ut the Island of Rosfan in the schooner John
Iaylor HIS ren-about lC0-hive been gathering
there in squads for a month past by different fruit YES
sels. Tie Drew Drop Cap'. Dlmon, Drought out D..
steamer supPored TO be lHt OF hIs expeiilon, ais
been standing off and the isl md for i8 ours but
did lot land. On the 9Th s they all lett the island
Oh the Taycr destination unknown.
A vessel was ret II off Manger Keys at the mouth OF
this harbvr bound he southwark the proper course
for Onoa or Truxillo. An English maaof- war has
just arrived a. kuaran The Englsh have uot YET sur
I.udered up the isano On te l9h inst. tue Lieu
teuaIt Governor took down troops from this place IN
the mail steamer, where they still remain.
ISLAND OF RUATAN.
RUArAs, Jaly Z, 1860.
The Island Of RustaD is now protected by "a force
consisting of detachment Of eight royal artillery AID
fifty Of The Second Vert, under the comma Of Capt
BY Inr ind lieutenant, Tor the pro1c Ii Of the ID
bahitapts of the su emeDt Great conservation Is
with the people, and also great speculation, whether
the III gsh intend 70 give The isaod 10 the State OF
HoIouia, or not, or whether the State Uf Honduras
will tend their Commissioners 10 receive the ls4od
from the Superut ndrn. of Baize. Thee has been a
notice stuck up for The Surrender Of tho Setilmet on
the Both of july The people sre determined To stand
to Il cir h mes, OF d. Icy tb.i fTesldes
Stree tbs was written, another notice has been
stuck up at the Court Bouse by Mr. Moir, stag that
the Ergl SO fig will he taken down, aud the island
3Ob.
These notices have caused great excitement. The
inhabitants ale detes I'd that Honduras tg shall
not be hus ed. IL tb the settlers well armed
with snail arms rifles aud revCgers, therefore, there
If DO likelihood of the Honduras Government taking
The isisLd. If they attempt 70 60 It thew will meet
than they able To manage, tor they have as
much as they Do ~ govern their petty State, much
ts 70 sIare en- TO iske posse or 70 protect the
island Their soldiers are the degraded creatures
shat God ever made. As far as eau judge, the nhab
snts are determined charaft rs; and IL will take more
than the PRESIDENT, Gardioa, OF Honduras to accom-
pllsh il As coon AZ he makes a moveniebg 10 that
direction, he will be unseatd. Honduras Ia in u very
u, settled rate now, aud her own internal affairs
trta str,ous trouble and That right speedily, With
OFT adding difficulty tron abroad
The biflhosy ot Amerira an Ind. psndence WAS cele-
brated ior the fret time on the island of Rua an
the 4h rst IL preceded by the following inter
estng correspondence with the Superintendent:
RuArAs ISLAND, July g. 1860.
A. ~ MoIR EsQ-S: have the honcr to address you In
b, the citizens OF the United states Ruatsn
We propose celebrate Il sccordpgo the Of Anecan
eitz. foregn countries Capt Psn has kindly ldsred
the Of his sa and We propose 70 hre salute Trusting
i' 81 ss asstIs n'''H your 0's' BENIN DYER Ja
GOVERNMENT HorsK, RV,rAs. July
have posj5e objections TO the citizens Of the
upao States OF America celebrating the anniversary Of the 4th
Jul, and have only to the belief that the nabitaaa
Of iii bland AID their Ame lean eousins will recprucfe the
good erne hch ought exist btween the subjects u two
yearly allied in social aud political Interest and com
Haze the honor to be- Sir your most ob.diept servant
ALEXANDER MOIR
The tg gun was therefore brought out, the two flags
entw u, d. and Americans, English, and natives all
oin in celebrating bere for tue st uuie the glorious
Fourth