The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-03 00:00:00

NICARAGUA.

T:, f)llowing remarks on the negotiations between
ttt :•Icrtment of the North American Union and
B ain, on Central American affairs, hate ap-
keu •n the New York Weekly Herald

.• - den will lad in another Piet of this day's paper,
• leyetrtaat sorrespondeacs from Cenral America,
:.7 the Empire City, which will be read with great
• ' •y the puhlie generally. It appears that rumours
" • .••culatl..a la Nicaragua, to the effect that Mr. Law-
' • 'h. Minister is Llodon, and L,rd Palmer-
-1.1. agreed upon a pan a settling the Niearagea
' ••• by the surrender, on the part of the former, of all
r Litips.l points in the dispute, and the virtual reap/al-
' • •.‘ th. ecvereiguty of the Mosquito Kind over a portiva
• ' NAll:1116&11 territory, as well as of the riAts which
• • .• L•rt•.ain has claimed is that quarter. These ►umours,
, -•• have caused a great deal of diptiet and diseatis
and it iv awned that if they should prove true, the
• ttri.ent of Nicaragua will revoke the charter to the
estneea company, giving them the right to construct a
tit+. to connict the Athletic and the Pacific comas.

• Or MANSLAUGHTLII AGAINST AN ATTOIII•

• —Yesterday a long investigation took plus before •he
• rpeei borough coroner into the cirmunstancee maw eted
• :he death of an old lady, named Elisabeth Simpson,
• death resulted from injuries sustained by berg run
'•"f ••y Mr. C. Probation's carriage. The inquest was fixed
Lt e, Jay Jut and adjourned, 1.- order to afford time for
hr P.aberion to produce evidence with the view of show-
co !set le was fres from blame in the matter. On Sunday
`4••• lit one o'elork, the donated we. eroeeing Lon&
st the end of Seymour-street, when Mr. Pemberton's
i.• • s 1.6 ith he himself out driving at the time, cams in
••• with her. She wu ksocksd down, and two of the
•' • • cent over her body. She wu token to the Infirmary,
• J survived until Tnureday Lat, the immediate cause
‘' It being a fracture of the bass of the skull, the result
'•!,•''rral violates. Evidence in support of the charge
• • s A,es taken, the coronae went over the facts of the
•" ••••'.:nr the attimlon of the jury to the various p. late
sti-oted Mr. Pemberton, and the state of the law as

;I ,Le mime ol manslaughter. If tne jury were of
V.-411 .Lat hewn driving at a furious rate, reckless of ems-
minte• s, they mug BM him guiltrof that offence, but,
a LG., Mr verdict would be one of awidental death.-
IL' after I deliberation, in court, of twit an
R enable to agree, retired to the private room.
I • h• talme of an hour they returned, 'lrian a. 'heir
th .t tn« timmeed's death wee caused by Mr. P.m-
-•.• • • .t.,gest and furious driving. The Coroner
...lOW* a verdict involved a charge of man.
r Jpaa hearing ilia the juy entered into a
etea-
, ► the does of-which thy Intimated to the cr.urt
• • ; etre not agreed. They then retired a second time,
n', riled in about an hour, bringing in • verdict of
+•4ler against Mr. Pemberton. Mr. ittkicson

c9;oter to allow limo for Mr. Perob..rtos

:•' r'o aie;alis7,
ia
Wrt boil, without the necensity of up to Lon-
,: 1' ehrintr having rmeivid a hew )dr.
r a • t his edits% would surrender, said he would
•iarant until a w 'tunable time had been allowed
' tee. at with the judges.
1-t I Vt PUU:eLui troy Alt OLD COAT.—Among
Z`tif7er'', •id hat wick at the Linoee'whosee, Leadhiast,
r•.• ' ravel wait worn by the late, Duke 0/ Yoh at the
t Boverelnee to England, said to have ta4t
leeeentod by hit royal h.phsees to the late Thomas
"""0 wee Weight in at Join• Gt.