New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-04
Republic of Nicaragua.
imp0faqt 10 EBligrGnts-R Regulations of HE Coz.
eTnment Of Nicaragua in Regard to Coi0aists

BROOKLYN Oct y, less
Ine Republic q Nicaragua, being threatened by a
new invasion OF 1libusters who are endeavorfpq to
enter that country under the disguise of coGnists
and under other pretexGs the pulic ars hereby II,
formed that all persons whatever NAV he their nation.
atty, going to said Republic to any mort or mace
within its territory, will be subject to ine following
regulations
/. All persons, whatever may be their nationality
arriving at any port or place Of said Republic viii
be obliged, before entering or landing ID present
themselves to the local public authority with uass.
port signed as follows If going from any 81 the
Spanish American States, BY the Minister OF secrs
tary Of Foreign Relations if going from the United
States Of America, or from any other countries by
the Minister Plenipotentary, Minister Resident OF
Charge d ABniTes, and in default OF these, by the
Consu-General Of Nicaragua In such countries re-
spectively.
2. Passengers going for the purpose of passing
through without stopping longer than may he abso-
lutey necessary 70 make the transit from one ocean
to the other, and embarking Immediately for CalfoE
MIA OF any other foreign port are exempt from the
obligation OF presenting passports.
3. Persons attempting to enter the country, or to
land therein without passport in the cases in which
i IS required, VIII be stopped and compelled to re.
tarn BY the same conveyance that took them to the
country.
4. Persons arriving for the purpose Of passing
through 20 foreign countries and who may unneCes.
sarly stop Or tarFy in the Republic will be cousid-
cred as suspected individuals and be subject TO such
measures as the laws Of the country have established
or may hereafter establish for the preseTvaon " the
public peace excepting, however, cases Of sickness
or other physical impossibifsy.
5. All persons arriving at any place in the Reuuic
in any ships or vessels not belonging TO the CompauV
having the right Of transit OF who NAV attemut "A
enter the country being in either case more than ten
in number, and who shall not Immediately proceed
on their way to foreign country, shall By these facts
alone be subjected, as suspected individuals to the
measures now existing, and which may hereafter be
adopted for the preservation Of the public peace ex
cepting however the Of sickness or other physi-
cal impossibility.
g. All persons not passing through to foreign coun.
tries shall Immediately on landing declare before the
local public authority what business (f any takes
them to the Republic or what art trade Or profession
W any they intend to carry on therein and also the
place in which they respectively intend to reside.
7. The public authority, before which the bearer
Of the passport shall first present himself, shall sub
scribe the same and write at the foot thereof "The
bearer goes to - Inserting the name of the nIaca
mentioned by the bearer, who shall present himself
with his passport, certified aforesaid before the
public authority of the place in which he may have
decided to resde and the two Aforesaid public au.
thortes shall Immediately give notice to the Minister
or Secretary Of Foreign Relations that such person
has appeared as required.
8. The Consular Agent at San Jnan del NoFte and
the Commandant Of the port Of San Juan del Sur,
shall insert in book, to be respectively kept by
them for the purpose the names of persons arriving
with passports by every ship vessel at each Of said
ports respectively setting forth the places to which
they going, and shall also give to the Minister OF
Foreign Relations notice of all persons who have
landed from the ship or vessel.
| 9. All foreigners attempting to enter the Republic
without passport, in the cases in which it is re-
quired, shall be considered as suspected individuals
and may be compelled to leave the territory Of the
Republic by the same place and in the same ship or
vessel in which they arrive.
10. Ships or vessels arriving with passengers at
| San Juan del N0rte, or at any other port of the
Republic shall receive on board the agent or officer
that may be appointed by the Government for the
purpose Of enforcing the faithful performance Of these
| regulations.
II. The public safety of the Republic requiring,
under present circumstances that all its ports shall
not be opened for the transit of passengers to Caor-
MIA and other foreign places nor for The purpose of
receiving coonists emgrants such transit and the
introduction of colonsts emigrBnts can only take
place by the ports of San Juan del Norte and San
Juan del Sur until the new regulations or orders are
made the subject and such coonists or emigrants
shall not be allowed to take with them arms Of any
kind that may be used in war.
A ]. DE YRISARRI