Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-08

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nv opens ~ End that Tie citizens 6f lh1 Tinted
states residents in the Republic Of NicaraeS shall
be exempted from al forced military servcs III land
or sea from all military exactons or fCrcsosns IN
time 81 war, but are only obliged 70 paw tsxes in
proportion to the property owned. No property
can be taken for any public object without full and
lust compensation be paid in advance The
citizens Of each Of the two contracting powers have
right TO 90 i1to the territories Of the other and
enjoy the security Of the natives Of the country
where they reside, on condition Of duly observing
the laws. Consuls are to be appointed If thought
proper BY each of the contrasting parties, to reside
in the territories of the other but if appointed it is
to be BY the usual form approved and admitted by
the government to which they are sent.
For the security of commerce between the citizens
of the two countries, it is agreed II any rupture
take place, the citizens of each country, who may
be within the territories OF the other, shall be allow
ed six months to wind up their accounts and dis
pose of their property, and safe conduct be ensured
to them to the seaport they may desire to embark
at But even in of rupture, citizens ofeither
party can remain in the full enjoyment of their lib
erty and property as long as they commit dfense
against the laws, and their goods and effects shall
not be liable to sequestraon, to charge Of char
ges or demands, and the same rights granted in
Of rupture confscaton, or detention Of collection
shall take place. Full rights and privileges are
granted to the citizen of each nation in business
social and religious character Citizens of either OF
the contracting parties who may be forced to seek
refuge any asylum in the ports, or dominion Of
the other, from any cause whatever, shall be treated
with favor and protection, whether asking such pro-
lection from the storm of the ocean, pirates or
enemies. IS
The right of transit between the Atlantic and
Pacific, through the territories of the Republic OF
Nicaragua is granted, whether by lard or water.
Both Republics to enjoy the privileges upon an
equal footing, Nicaragua reserving its right Of SOW
ereignty over the same. The protection Of the Unit
ed States is to be extended such routes, and
the neutrality Of the is to be guaranteed, and
the influence OF the latter power is to be used to in
duce other nations to also guarantee such neutral
ty and protection. Two free ports are 10 be estab
shed by this treaty, one on each ocean at the ex-
tremty of the communications. No duties are to be
exacted by Nicaragua, from vessels of the United
States, carrying cargoes for transportation only, and
not for consumption within the Republic Of Nicara-
qua. The United States will be at liberty to carry
troops and munitions of either of these ports
and shall also be entitled to conveyance the
route routes between the two ports, without any
obstruction by the authorities of Nicaragua, and
without charges and tolls whatever for such trans
portaton. The rate of charges and tolls to the
persons and property of the people of the two pow
ers, are to be alike If necessary military force
is to be KEEP: on the route or routes. The Repub-
lie Of Nicaragua agrees to do this, but should it
fail to do so. the Republic of the United States
will do it.
The treaty is to remain in force for the term of
twenty years Either party may have the right to
notify the other of it's intention to terminate alter
reform this treaty, but said notification must
take place at least twelve months before the ex-
piraton of the twenty years. II no such notice be
given the treaty is to continue beyond the time
named, and until one of parties shall notify the
other that it thus intends to abrogate the stip-
ulation. The treaty would thus remain in full
force beyond the twenty years, and till year
after such notice shall be given The notifications Of
this treaty are to be exchanged at Washington within
nine months of the date of the same, or before the
first Of January meA. Thy o-s-' ~ r.
dent OSpina considered to be favorsbly disposed
toward it.-N 7. Day Book