From the New York Journal Of Commerce
LATER FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
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We have a file of the Belize (Honduras) Gazette
TO August 9th. On the Goth of June affray took
place on the north side Of the town between Mr.. III.
Symons, Lieut.. A. f. Council, and some Spanards;
in the course of which Antonio Cruz received
blow, from the effects of which he died in the hos
pital on the following day Mr.. Connel surrender
ed himself but was liberated on bail, having given
four sureties In the sum Of 900 sterling, togeh-
er with his own recognizance in the sum Of $4,000
sterling.


ofmahogany, the staple export of Belize, the
Gazette says;


"Some of the houses have estimated the cuttings
of this year as high as Ia! millions; but it is now
well known that the cuttings will not be more than
an average season-say II millions"


The Gazette of July 25th publishes a letter from
Guatemala, from which we make the following ex-
tracts:


"GUArEMALA, July 10, 1886.


"This city has all the day been in a considerable
state OF commolion, account OF the report that
conspiracy against the government has been detect
ed Many persons have already been taken, but
great number have escaped, having had timely
warning that their conspiracy had been detected
II appears TO have originated with number of
young men OF respecabllity, and afterwards TO have
been joined by older heads-some men well known
as revolutionary characters; and, IL is said,
ganlzed for the purpose Of oyerthrowlng General
Pals, who was minister Of finance and war ill with
In a few days before its discovery. Il is reported
that 700 muskets have been found, which, il is said
have been hid since the revolution Of Moneroso in
February, last year. but this is discredted. Gen
Carrera appears TO be generally liked and still re-
talns the good opinion and confidence of the peo-
pie.


"Gen. Pals, the ex-minister, on the contrary, is
distrusted and hated; all his measures are looked
upon with an eye Of suspicion, and he appears TO
have merited the dlstrust by some political meas
ures IL is currently reported that Mr. Joaquin
Duran is to succeed Gen. Pals in Office, and that il
is the intention Of that gentleman TO dspossess Gen
Pals Of his commandancy soon as he is made
minister"