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UNION OF THE TWO SEAs.-We find in the. Courier des Etals Unis the plan of RAlroad to unite the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans through the State of Honduras:

 The distance from the port of Omoa, situated upon the Atlantic in the Gulf of Honduras, to the port of La Paz San Lorenzo, upon the Pacific, is hardly 800 mhes. or ihis distance, 90 miles, (from Omoa to Toioa) can be passed wiih steamers of a certain size. There will thus be only about 200 miles of Railroad.

 The cost of such a route is esiima ated at less than four millions of dollars, while Mir. N hi,neys project of road to Oregon would require for is comple- pIetion some sixty-fve millions. be. sides, the two oceans via Honduras would be within twelve hours of each other, while eight days would be cons stunned in passing from ore 10 the other by means of Mir. Whi!ney's intercom muncaIion.'

 The face of the country, according 10 the Courier's statement, is well calcula- ted for the easy consi, uction of road i; and, as if by providental arrangement, quarries of stone, mines of iron and other necessaries for such purpose, are scattered on the route.-- Tribune.