The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15

On the pAri Of the government
The grantees obliaed to obtain from tbs govern
en one paeot for every ship that company ia
the interior waters Of the republic also furnisa
The government every year with list OF al the places oi
embsIks'ion occupied in the navigation Of the route
mentioning their number, extent, &o. the government
giving certificate OF registration for each vesse which
Ger ihcae will be sufficient passport to the ports there
In named.
T. The grantees moreover agree estsblish within sx
mcn'hs fom tue date hereof, line Of steamers
del Nots in or such other Oor a: tns
grantees may select Atlantic side. aud between
he city Of San noisco and the port of sso Juan del
grantees select in the line be tod
BY any unforeseen tns grantees obliged to
reorganzs The line ~ SOC as possible, &c.
Provides that the privileges herein concsded DO not
exclude the government from any OF its natural rghts.
in the Of the n.s sna
sibout exscting any indemr il alton. -.
TO- The republic oblges itself to protect aud defend the
Secrse and moreover, binds Itself not to csds to any
other government Individual company, the right to
TO permit any other TO navigate BY steam any of its
rivers or akes while the present agreement Is In exist
ence.
Given at Granada, 10Th of February. 1850.
PArRICI0 RIvAa
Published by order Of the government. FRRzR.
Cen. Walker Informs that the goyernnsnt do not
intend to seize any of the steamers that the
the claim of the government, which Ia estimated at
$3.50 000 all local improvements Of COARSE con6soate to
the State In fact, the Accessory Transit Company
thing OF yesterday.
sm also able to slate that Great Britain sent
missioner to confer with the government Of NicarakuA
upon the Central American question: which il at present
taking up much Of the attention Of the people Of the
UNI I'd States.
The commissioner representing this government and
the English cernmissonsr met at Gieytown and agreed
upon basis Of settlement that will settle the question
without regard to the United States
The Musquito King is to be placed upon the foot
ing as any other chief mutual good will and recog
milton Of this of the preminarles
They conveyed to England by steamer that left
here the inst, and will doubt be accepted BY
Great Britain, ss Gen. Walker tells that the PROPOSE
Ions of Ecgand for the most part consonaut with
the views Of his government.
An embassy that left here for Costa Rioa time
sinss received with honor the object to sstsb
sh friendly relations with that Power Ths French
s1en.s said to be hostile to this government and
had induced the Inhabitants to forty they feared
invasion by Wa kerr while the Germans and natives
in favor Of forming an alliance.
The following are the documents in the case OF the
SchleFsirger mission-
REPUBLIC OF NICARAGUA. MINISTRY OF FoHEIos ArsMRs
10 The MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF THE GOVERNMENT
or THE HEPUBIIC OF COSTA KICA:-
snI bsye toe honor 70 snclots TO- ooPy Of The treaty
raj william w.ss aud D. PSncano 0oss % cSis q he sSi
confory thereto was installed city on tho soth Of
the ssnA month the Supreme Provsonal government Of tie
high destiny OF President. ''-'S '--'A = '''
nsures her he nssmsSe Ssneas q peacs wnicI me pc
pie anxous desired nothing less cOpd be done hso
@ sss
With rsp1Do pS 1
az g :sssi 81
WI" which subscribe myself Your vsE Sf;'1' gssEa
FROM srnc, ra. covsss..sr OF MICA
supreme prsvso0a government. Of NcsrAgaa has done
SsssS:
q win very + s.ps <, s 2 sss %
DE reson
M sn g. n Sp me-
10 he @ & e & % s.' S.
and ne Of esteem WIN Ihioh hsve the
honor IS6s sss
FRoa GEN. WALKER TO ms ExcEILEScY DON JUAN MORA,
PRESIDENT or COSTA RIGA.
as4NApA, Jan u, 1885.
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fS . The = spsa order der and an.
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s.essnsy Vi. .ss's: dss1es 'fo
IS s Ss ssss
have the honor to be sour ezceencys obedSq; ssE.sn
To hls Excelency Don JUAN RAFAEL NOR Pnesidsns of
Costa kica, Puna Arenas
Rumor here to-day that the ambassadors wore on
their return having failed In their mission, but II is Inn
possible say what foundati there s for this win
give you the facts they be had before the steamer
since the above, learn tina. there is no news from
Costa Rica; there should be snyhI Of Importance,
will write BY mail that leaves the 20th instant.
The country is quiet, its policy being to conciate the
native population and consolidate its power Gen. Walk
exhibits much ability in bis selection OF officers and
with him; that he wants men there can be doubt but
he will not have the roughs II he can help it..
of the people have fed aud they viii not return until
some Of the great Powers give tbs present s
not pass away without tie most startling events IN ree-
to this country taking place, and the admins
rstion of the United States placed in most ridiculous
position.
THE wALKERRIvAS GOVERNMENT AND
THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY.
[From Fl Ncaraguense Fob 23
In another column We publish decree Of the govern
ment Of this republic, annuling the contract With the
Niossgus ssnmshp line Or more properly the Ages
missioners, Dom eto Mayorga, DON Edward j. G. Kswsn
and Don George Alden, az Board OF Commissioners
tract with other parties for the instant commencement
OF line Of steamers to the Atlantic States and California.
We are informed that no OF the regular com
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