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We have not room, farther 10 unrave the iaI!a-
cis, IS n. R.yia,,,r bur the above is key to ais
whole ,o.;,;on. He assumes tina; retaiiatng the
o,ero,, in,oo.ts of Gres, Britain and France would
increase and perpe,ua'e them while the histoFyoi
rcnbargoes and Navigation Act, proves conclusive
Iv that the direc, opposite woul4 be the result
OF course all his poetry weighs on our sideinstead
Of hi. And ii ms argument against Government
iatermeddlipg with the business pursuits be worth
any thing it also couais Tor as since II the inter-
iereace Of ouF own Government with our Ma
,ienal industry be hazardous and pernieious, tina:
of Foreign Nation. must be far more SO to U.s. and
abundant experience shows that we cen only pre-
vent such interference by resisting it.


We do not now discuss the q4estion--Would
universal Free Trade De in all cases benefcial7-
We have thu. far admitted our opponents Preui-
ses and run them out to their legitimate results.
His assertion however, that all VOW agree thai
universal Free Trade would De beneficial, IS IA
,irelv mistaken and unfounded. Garz4S
~ FoM CLyTRAL AvERIcA.-The Journal OF
Commerce has received Belize papers to the 27th
ul,. The intelligence is OF considerable interest
The Superintendent OF British Honduras, A. Mac
dozald, arrived at the S.. Johns in Nicaragua OF
the afternoon Of the 18th, and sen: word to the
Government that he would receive any communi-
cation they might wish TO make the next day.
None came, and Mr.. Macdonald sent an explaua-
ton of his bushes. TO Quixano the Administrator
of Customs for the port of San Juan. He heard,
also, from British and American citizens residing
there, that Quixano had threatened violence against
their persons and properties He thereuPon cent
second message impressing upon Quxane the
responsibility which would attach to hin and hi
Government If any rnolcstation were offered TO
British subject. Quixano called afterward and re-
ceiyed the same message from Mr.. Macdonald.


On the l4th, the Superintendent having prepared
to return, he supposed III perfect a;niiy he wa
surprised to find his house surrounded by armed
soldiers, and Quxano with body Of men en- the
beach, busy engaged in manning two field piece.
He also received representation from British and
American resident, that Qaxano was very muci
intoxicated, and tha, they feared for their lives.
Mr. Macdonald sent for party of soldiers from
II. B. NJ ship Tweed UPoa their arrival Quix
2ne dispersed his men and pulled down his tag
He was sent for by Macdonald, and taken on
board the Tweed. He was finally landed Cap
Gracias Dos, after signing paper solemnly
promising to place himself at the disposition oI
MS Government, and acknowledging that all thu
troubles had arisen from his own imprudence
Central Americans.