The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-27

ss,es nss by the 81 section article l. OF tue treaty a
Of he sds tolls, and tho right Of the Hsaovsrss ,vers
meDt 70 ooect tie samA.
me tolls oollsoen by Hanover iie. e.,..s.n,
rom the other tolls the upoev Eipe 70, the -
verpmentA ~hinb collect ii tolls give si sut sor.e
equivalent 10 ~ keeping the river bssks
In nsvisAb'e Ter HAns does nothing ind .
the loser Ebe for oil the institutions and Improvement
TO the benefit Of he shipping the river put 40 saA
Consequently This toll u only calico : .oa tn
and not river toll, Ike the tolls heretofore ooi
iected By Denmark a Esinore But even here
Depmayk bad advantage, for she oonsvibrlod
'eey to the safely Of the shipping pas.ias
through the So ,nds by maintaining hEhs, aoys ssd
besoons, at oonside rab,a expense
For tbs Hanover will and IT very dincun 70 s
the conss ut Of al other pAu ~ho thu Ese
csptslze these tolls particularly sucb As we've psre, !.
the Convention OF the States Tdevhk the Elbe, bod
and concluded st Dresden In le44
This Convection, which assembled Of Dresden 70
treaty or the Congress OF venps concluded O. 1874
and tbs appended sct No i6, (see rrans,stos OF
General rresy signed in Oocsre~s .. Vienna, consisted
OF delegates from Hanover, Denmark, Prussia. Hawears
AnbaB, SAxopy and Austra-thev being the vsrstcs
d,reaty rtersHd In tho tolls the E'ns only
Powers which actually leaaized the collection OF toll
etade, Without reqoiyiBg ca valsnt given ~
mover 10 those from vhom hsy collected "a
the eore now that these States orgat to be the ou
no 'houd oouribuse To s captaz ,on for article
III Of this general treaty snd act No l6 pended 70 shs
same only make mention OF and regua'e toe tolls
Rhine. Neeker, Mosele, Aeuse. and Scheldt
Denmark also, having obtained the freedom of hew
own commerce between her various ports and pla %
the river, will object 10 pay much towards ia capslzA
ton
To the collection OF these tolls with a. little troaos
and detention ~ possible 10 the sho ring and thsrrsy
avoid opposition from other powers. Hanover ant Ham
burg agreed, in . separate convention. that HAnovss
sboule collect the money through agent II Hsmours.
on ps..s and thence thew sss 'en up
Bsnoverian agent In Hamburg rbts however. gives
Itil much cause Of complaint the papers often de-
taned ny the autnohes at Sade for several days sEd
consequer 1 the vessels cannot dis hge their oargnes ard
arc put to mpcb oss and ncanvenepoe by this detencn
Is however, understood that that HAnovarian govern
gsvo The Senate of Hamburg upon the conocs,oa
Of The above mentioned epon the hat
toll acoouns: should be made up within twenty nv hun
snor ne delivery OF the at Ade and that they
DO handed over 70 the consgu' brokers Of The
vessels
The question Of the sde not bs,sx ore which b.
a general German aspect but qnerten simDly 70 ss
settled with Hanover and the having freed
:. ships and h., oe,soos bound fo' H~,rre ohe Hsns
tolls end having no support n 'm the sympathy Of
nation IN this matter you'd he very crsdiabe The
govern inert Of the United States u etsps 70
wards freeing the of the world from anosb1
Of Its shackes a. has done already In thu matter Of The
Sound dues and thereby earned for Itself the tn nks and
good with or great portion or the peone n Europe
particularly the people OF the German Sta ~
The government Of the United ates expect sd
from Pyusit In this matter Of getting the SADIE tolls sbo
ished, she OF the parties Of the D-esd Cou
ton, and derives beneot from tolls the Uorer Ebs
Toll. in the -sme manner .s sn..r. Ss. aoes .e, s
will not he hxrly TO take active ueps for their abodeos
altogether for fear Of off ming he other States OF rA
she nov has over them Austria, however, hsving ne
interest Of the Bohemian look after, voad
never likely join In such
Correspondence of the Rich unond EaqorerJ
WASHINGTON Sept a. lsSf
Ths Central american PYoten
The new movement OF the Central sriAu SaleA,
through their representatives this government,
the subject OF nbusterDg II attracting attention and n
The theme o. general conversation among oil olssssa
politicians here. appears thai ihese req
have their ,ies through ny watch Goperu
Walker and his associates and they have reported
ar ned expedition 10 neavly ready N make descs
Nicaragua On this information these instyyc
ed their ministers here 70 make the for pvoa4c
ten which they did days ago THIS docu
dawn up by Senior Don Autoo,o jose dc Ynssrr Aniuss
Pknipotenta-y from Goa smsla and presenteo u TIE
State iersriment by Don Lois Hona, the Charge d'N
fairs frum Costa Rica
For the present sdm'n'svaton has deemed proper
responded n by General Cas- who a.surei The parties
tha, the United States would use every precsu.
ton 10 maintain her neuira 'ty laws n.act-bui
Of the sare time was hlut~d that 10 msinsn sASss
lsws, would not be necessary 10 make General
waller, should he be disp,sed 10 return n vcvaSus a
which he II al present he only President de jre Several
membe OF the Cahr et couteed that walker, In the
60 led descent upon Ninasgus u o. y exerc log rgha
carry cne man or thousand 70 aid him In ne dh
charge d his duties the~~, would be infripgsmouA
vnseyer o. our nsn.r, Is.s a. ,hey 60 not % naae
IN friendly toms
NJ, Yviss'r, In making a,pesi TO the governmsu q
the United States for protection, have ,gcsaea
the late ndscvmirate slaughter American citizens 4
Gyansds BY TIE Costa R~aosthe cold bloofed buchovy
OF the Rev Mr. Who ler and ~ aud In 90 vay
crmphcaed II the evoluta-y pa,its on ther s1de
II may be well FER our government IN lasp
faithfully cue6 but Il Is doub.ed BY soms Of the esd
ing of tho Abpcs N the ID u,nissrat osed 70
Iu port the OF Nicaragua My because they
rom Cee Rira and have upos their handg the inaocea
blood Of American 81 izens