The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15
News from Honduras.
Orr BrIIzE CORRESPONDENCE

BgnK Honduras, Nov. 81, 1880
Grot Eo,emea aud .ftosa. al Jra4.lso, RaeiIa aud
Coto--R}cst,d Arrircl Of FYIInsfeyy a. Rpqson--i
1ho7.and kea raid 10 Be Landed Nosqrito Calst
Halitr's 7tosdsg;cns--no Mahogany in
4o,ke'Ti ale Dg--Ja5t al Li,soois's Ezess;os, c Dc.
Ny hast per brig Kate via Havana, advised you Of the
state Of affairs here at Ruatap Truxo omoa up 10
The d., II her sailing
We bad faitercd ourselves that the death Of Walker
bat pu, an end to all Ghbuserng this vicinity; but It
now appears that his death Is to be only the seed that
win produce great crop. We are the tiptoe Of
expectation Mr. Meyer, the stpendiary magistrate at
Ruaan has sent express with the intelligence that
several small parties Of lbusters have arrived at that
island the fruit vessels and that large hurricane
eckn steamer with large schooner In company or IN
tow had been for several days on the east Il Ra-
tan and that both vessels we're full Of men, He also
saws he informed that about thousand men have
been landed on the Mosquito coast.
give these reports for just what they worth, mere
y surmispg that think 1t win turn out very big
casavf.
SIN the report has stirred up considerable excite
ent otherwise quiet town and merchants and
officials are on the lookout for another expedition.
The schooner Taylor has come down TO an. Capt.
West one Of General Walkers men, has brought down
coffin order to take the remains Of Walker up To New
Orleans II is thought here that he viii succeed and
take his remains hack with him.
The getting Superintendent Mr. Price, has left the town.
II il known where, for what purpose he has gone.
some think Ne is down Ruatan watching West others
think he may be back IN the country where the com
nissonefe running the line between this settlement
and the state Of Guatemala: but these are all only
coniectures-as he Is bachelor and lives all alone, az
severn ment Hopse He may have been Kidnapped still
il Yankee and could guess, should guess that he
could BE- found among the senortas or squaws, some
where 70 the northward
There has been OF the yellow fever for
six weeks. On the sth inst general day OF thanks
giving observed throughout Belize all the stores
hops aud places of business closed, and the day
was most soemnly observed.
lie weather continues line. dry and warm. We usually
have nj this Of the year large quantities rain
and great Hoods which brings out and down from the
branches and creeks at the tops Of our rivers all OF the
our Huos have all failed, June, October and Novembe Z.
and tquence than five million feet OF wood
sil back from this years cutting This viii tend TO keep
up the high prices OF mahogany aud cedar here
Since Walkers visit 10 Truxilo trade has been yer
duh.
The residents OF Onea Tfuxll0 and Ya2sbal still
the lockout for another hbuster INVASION and so do
| not buy any goods or attend much TO business
! A of war steamer ID daily expected down from
Qrnscu with magistrate in the place Of Mr. Mori,
who leaves Ruaan be the public treasurer Of Belize in
place Of the Hon Sir thas H. O. Cuyer, who has been
promoted TO be the Receiver General of Trinidad. Mr..
Cuyier carries with him the good win and esteem of all
/ the residents Of I'elize.
The brig westbourn McSsught for Liverpool, will leave
| in a few days.
The Carmeta from New Orleans arrived the 18th,
bringing OF Lincoln's election which received
with great JOY here
The Cana,aha Of london will sail FOR that port in
few days
There are some eight banks and brigs in the harbor
and al the bayou loading Trade Is duh. Market over
stocked with provisions.