The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-25

THE BAY ISLAND REVOLUTION DETERMINED RESIST
ASCE-FILrBUsrERS LOWERING NEAR-THE FOURTH
Al RuAIAN, ETC., ETC.
from the Ma A Orleans Picayune July 1ol

THE BAY ISLAND REVOLUTION DETERMINED ESISr
AscE-rILrnusrkRs LOWERING NEAs-THE fovETn
from he Nov Orleans Picayune, July Iol
Bsr zr, June 20, 1860
for New Oreans Gen. Walker is reported having
rived at the island OF Rualan in the schooner John Tsy
there IN squads for month past by different fruit
sells The Dew Drop, Captain Dmon, brought ont fifty
steamer supposed to be part Of Lis expedition has
but did no. land. On the eth inst. they all left the
island on the Taylor destination unknown.
vessel OF Manager Keys at the mouth Of this
harbor, bound tho southwark ihcIpoper course for
Omoa Truxilio. An fAgsh ofWar h5 Just arrv-
ell at Ruata The Englsh have not vet surrendered up
the STAND On tho 18Th inst the Lieutenant Governor
took down troops from this place in tho mail steamer
whore they stll remain.
Thomas, arrived here few days ago ~ lead with maho
gany for England. Trade dull. Yellow fever raging
badly
Rr,rsy, July :, 1850.
Island Of R4I.c;,Ks De.ir>yy Orcr to Hed,ras-Resi.
enee 81 We Peop.e-hs-slaOn Inninent IN Honduras.
The Island OF Ruatan is now protected by force
sstins OF detachment Of oeh royal artillery and lty
Of The Second West under the com nand OF Capt Byrne
and Lieutenant for tho protection OF the Inhabitants OF
the settlement Great CONSERVATION Is with tho people
and also great speculation whether tho English intend
give the Island 10 the State OF Honduras or not or
whether the state O. Honduras Will send their Comu,ss
sioners to rocevo the island from the superintendent Of
Belize There has been notice Stuck up for the surrcn
der OF the settlement the 30h Of July The people
determined ~ stand ~ their homes or die by their frc
sides.
up at the court House by Mr. NOR, stating ha, the Eng
glish tag Will DO taken dos and tho island positively
delivered 10 the State OF Honduras on the Goth.
These notices have caused great excitement. The IN
habants determined that tho Honduras flag shall
be hoisied. II seems that the settlers well armed
with small arms (ines and rcvoers), therefore there
is no likelihood " the Honduras governmn taking the
island. II they attempt TO DO il thcy Will meet
than they are abc to mango for they have much
they DO o. govern their petty State much less
spare men TO take possession 10 protect ISLAND
Iher soldiers are tho most degraded creatures that God
made. As FIR IS Jan judge the inhabitants deter
mined charactcrs and u WI. take more than the Pros-
dent Gardiola of Honduras, b accomplish It, As soon
Us he makes auy movement that direction he Will be
unseated. honduras "a in a very unsettled state
and her internal AFFAIRS threaten serious tvolbc and
That right speedily without adding dliority from
abroaG.
The birthday Of american Independence was celebrated
Tor TIC lr-f tmc ON The Island al Elai1n on tue +th
INST lt was preceded by tho following int resting cor
rcspondcAcc th the SuporintcndcRt;
kUAIAN Island, lrly g. 1880.
A. y. Mont, Esq Srs-l have Tie honor address, you
IN behalf Of Tie few citizens Of the United states
national day, propose 90 celebrate according ~ the
custom Of American citizens m foreign countries. Capt
Parsons has kindly cndoTcd The Of his Gun, and
propose o. fire salute. Trusting this will meet with
your az and approval very respectfully subscribe
rs self your obcdcnt servant. BENZ. DYER. IR
Goy ylNNI.sv HorsB. BrArAS, July 3, 1850.
Sl can have possible objections 10 the citizens o.
the ln1d states OF Amcrcn celebrating the anniversary
lief that the nhah tts Of this sand and their American
oouslus, WI rcciprortc tie ocd feelings which ought
exist between the sub OF two nations noarly allied,
IN social and political interest AID community Of feelings.
have the honor 10 be- sir Your most o,eiont servant,
ALEXANDER MOR.
The big gun therefore brought out the ac en-
" ircd. and American ltgh and natives all ioine1 in
celebrating here for Tho rsi time, the glorious Fourth.