New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18
THE TREATY WITH NICARAGUA.
FROM The Herald. Coyre,poaaess.

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WASHINGTON Monday Nov. l6. 1857.
Nicaragua has been recognized, ard its Minister,
Mr.. Y,isssrr was received at noon to-day. The re-
ception took place privately. Atessy With that State
which ss satsfacIory ore, also negotiate a9d wlli
be ,iared so soon as properly Translated and tran-
fcribed This will be accomplished in day or two,
ard probably az early as tomorrow. The Transit
COMPANIES are ignored IN the document. Owing to
scIne hitch the arrangement there 10 70 De another
reception &c morTow-a more formal one.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WAsHisGTos, Monday, Nov. 10, 1857.
Gen. Walker was checkmsted to-dsy. treaty %
been made by the Administration with Nesragus
The treaty was signed by the President at ocoek TO-
dsy, ard YiissarI was received at the White House
shout O'Clock. The following are some OF the points
in tie treaty:
The Transit route to be thrown open to all nations
Cd the same terms.
The United States pledges itself to maintain sufli'
Gle Mt military and naval force there 10 keep 1t open,
snd to occupy it imme distely.
Our Government TO seize Walker wherever they can
frd him, and brig him back to the United States.
The lake boats TO be transferred to the new Fransit
Company, of which Joe White is psrty. This ar
Iar GENE ut has the approval Of the Epgsh and French
Ministers. -, ~.
A special envoy will, probably, be sent with this
treaty On the 20th inst. Minister will shorty be sp-
MONTE for Nicaragua, who will 90 out with Sur W IN
tiore Ouseley. Judge Rose, formerly Of Texas, aud
Col Hughee, of Maryland are spoken OF 10 conhec-
II was ascertained after arranging all the prellnl
naIes tina, YiisssIr, instead of being Charge Al
fairs, is Minister P.enipotentiary from Nicaragua:
o'clock, vhen the CsbLet are all present.
The tIesy was sgr ed to day.
From The Tiness Correspondent
W.sHsGroy, Monday, Nov. l6, 1857.
You win have 10 IL orrow morning the statement Dy
some of your coten poraes that the present Govern
nent Of Nicaragua has been recognized, and that
YrftsIri was received today as Minister, and tho
treaty signed This is positively premature ro'
vet IN fat a~compt. - ,
morning should render it which is not an
ticpated, Yrisssri will be received tomorrow and
treaty will be made mmt distey, by which the United
States agree to protect he Ncsregus Transit to the
extent Of keeping open the condition of its neu-
TALLY and that may trasport troops across 1t to
and fIom our Pacific possessions.
joseph l.. White states that this treaty 10 terms
arc gates that the Clayton Buwer Convention pro-
vide that hoops shall occupy the Transit To pro-
tect it, ard shall seize Walker and his comrades
wherever found, ard drive them out OF the country
This is absolutely erroneous. The treaty making
power of the United States will not agree to make war
within foreign jurisdiction on behalf OF foreign
Govern ent, when the American Executive has no
power to make war there our own account. Be
tdes Er gland is not likely to consent to an armed DC
cupatiop Of Ni,arsgua.
The answer to this is that in compensation for such
occupation part, England s permitted to retain
the Bay lsands Of Honduras without the
objection of our Government. Such an arrangement
il lmposeible because it involves an absolute sur
Itrd,r on our part of the Monroe doctrine, which Mr..
Buchanan is pledged to sustain.
White has made arrangement with Yrlssarr Tor
the rs ser to BIN Of the transit route and its boats
for Twelve moIfbs.
TIE United States will take whatever measures may
Re 1ec.sssry 10 keep the Transit open but will leave
10 the Govern Of Nicaragua altogether to decide
who shal erjoy lie frsLcbises.
II will thus be thst there is no certainty OF
peru anepcs in Whites arrangements, even IT pefsct-
cd for if Gen. Walker any body else supplsnts the
present Government Nicaragua he may declare the
grant forfeited for cause, and transfer it TO other
parties.
Lord Napier on behalf of bis Government, and
Count Sariigts under special instructions from the
Government Of France, prepared to enter into ar.
traty of the Tsi st miar TO those entered into by
TIE United States. They have already conferred with
Yissarri and will Immediately follow up the action OF
our Government az soon consumm sted.
There are rumors that the United States Govern
ptpf Is a part Of this general arrangement, commits
i,sef to Erglsr0s policy in other questions, especi-
ally with r.fereLce 20 is policy IN China. All sais
is erroneous. The American Administration sudl-
ously avoids al entarglirg alliances with foreign
powerp.
One Of the more recent plans urged upon the sten'
ton Ct Gen. Walker was TO cross to the Pacific with
bis via the Tehuantepec route and there meet bis
California reenforcements preparatory TO desesrt
ppon Costa Rice. The means OF transportation at
Tehuaptepec are exceedingly limited at present, and
il s not believed therefore, that this route IS selected
The Blew fields route com Dands the most confidence
in The estimation Of fbusters here, although nobody
has ar de- finite information to the plan OF opera
tier finally decided upon by Walker.