The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-24

ARBITRATOR q umpire The PENN or psrsoas sets
oseu shall, before prooeeding 70 aoe, make aAA
ibe solemn declaration, In . form similar 20 that
shall already have been made and subscribed ~
mnissionsr. which declaration shall also be en-
m the record Of the proesedings In the event q
Ath absence, or inca pacty OF ouch persea o. Der.
pr Of bis or their emitting or declining, o. osasiag
"a suoh arbitrator or umpire, another person or
persons shall DO named - Aforesaid 70 aot in HE or
iace or stead, and shall mako and subscribe such
Britannia Majesty and the Republic Of Nicaragua
,nsase 70 consider the decision Of the two Oommis.
,oDjointiy, Or Of the Arbitrator or umpire. - tho
icy BE- ~ nnal and inclusive ON the matters TO be
lively referred 70 their DECISION, and forthwith 70
III eject TO the same.
SHAH keep accurate records and correct minutes
'tes OF oil their prooeebgs, with the dates 0oreo
AL appoint and efaploy suoh clerk or clerks, or
persons, - they shall and neoeesary 70 assist them
lem. The salaries Of the commissioners shall be
y their respective governments. The contn gent
see OF the commissioners, u cluding the salaries OF
bltrators or umpircs and Of the clerk or olerKs
Q. Her Majesty the Queen Of the United Kingdom
at Britain and Ireland and the United States or
ca bind themselves. IN case the republics o. MICA,
and Costa Rca, either OF them, should refuse 70
the arrangements contained In tao preceding AZ
not to propose nor consent 70 any other arrange
more favorable 70 the refusing party or pArses
10. The present shall be rsaded bv her Britannia
and by the President or the United States Of Anne
y and with the advice and consent OF The Senate
4, and the raufications shall be exohangedas -.
o ~ possible. within the space OF -.
fItness whereof. 40.
SEPARATE ARTICLES.
Gle 1.-WhereAs, the arrangements sci iorth In the
OF this date are provided an ADEQUATE substitute
protection herr tofore extended by Great Britain
Mosquito Indians; ana whore one or the other, or
the contracting parties may and In the oonditioa
ir political relsors with the republic OF Nicaragua
es to prevent immediate execution Of the said
nents. Now, therefore, IL II agreed and understood
THAT any delay In carrying out the said ar
ments ariaing from the circumstances or relations
republic Of NicarSgba, shall in no respec. impair
liidity or force Of the treaty, ~ between the DON
lg parties; but the Same shall remAia obligatory
AND 10 be executed by them ~ early - may be
cable.
eonest find itself In suon political relations with
public OF Nicaragua enable Is 40 TO do, ehAu nrst
ie tipgly TO that republic the arrangements Don.
In this treaty, and snail obtain, oy means OF
ate TIRE atty, it, assent 70 those arrangements tho
contracting party engaging and reserviug 70 itself
xht aso TO conclude with the said republic, at the
1t hitting moment, treaty containing the said ar
msnls.
q And whereas the relations Of ami.y between
ontr acting parties, and the neutrality Of any and
communication BY canal or railway across the
N which conneos North and South America, and
ich communication by canal or Railroad their pro-
ed by some definite arrangement on two other ques-
which have como into discussion:
Vow II ID mutually agreed and UNDERWOOD that her
anc Asjessys settlements called the Belize or Brit
ouduiAs, on the shores Of The Bay OF Honduras,
1ed On the north by the Mexican Pro vince OF YucA
nd on he south By the river Sarastoon, was not,
not, embraced In the treaty entered into BY the
aclipg paraes ON the leth day Of April, 1850; ana
he hmiIs Of the said Belize on the went, as they ex
on the said 10th dp4 OF April 1850, shall be settled
lxeo by treaty between her Britannia Majesty aud
public Of Guatemala, within ooe year from the ex-
70 Of the iAoations OF this strumsnt, which said
tarits and limits shall not n any time hereafter be
ced.
ono: That the Islands and their inhabitants OF Rus-
3onscca Uuia Bsrbsretta, hel!na and Aorst, situate
, bay Of Honduras, and known ~ the Bay Islands,
4 been by . convention bearing date the day OF
SSe between her Britsrpic Majesty and the republic
ondurso, constituted and declared . free territory
toe severe gnty OF the AID republic OF Honduras
20 contracting parties do hereby mutually engage
eognize and respect In oil future time the indepea
and rights OF the said FREQ territory As part Of tue
pho Of Honduras. Toe phraseoogy OF thus article ~
reisnty Of the Bay Islaads In Hoaaurss, without
. bound by the express conditions OF the treaty be-
o Great Britain and Honduras This Was iu.eadsd 70
the delicate point in that treaty, for the future pro-
on Of slavery In tho islanis. Mr. wade aad DINERS
ed the amt ndment, but the republicans mainly con
/. 3. the present separate articles shall have the
! force and validity II they had been inserted
for word, in tho treaty between her 8riaunic Ma
and the United States Of America, signed his day.
~ shall be ratified BY her 8rltannc Majesty, and oy
President Of the United States, by and With the I'D
ana consent OF the Senate thereof, and tao rsnaoa
shal be exchanged at the same time - those o
rea'y.
wiiuess whereof, the respective pepip,tenaarics
signed the preaont sepsae articles, aud have
I'd thereto the seal Of their Arms.
ne, sc.