The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-28
Manifesto Against Filibusters.

IMroRTAST NOTICE FROM THE NICARAGUA MINISTER
LEGATION NicAAAGuA, 4
BRooKIys, October ~, 1858. I
The republic Of Nicaragua being threatened BY new
invasion Of ibusters, who endravorng enter that
country under tho disguise Of coonst under other
prctcxt the public hereby informed that all persons,
whatever may be their nationality going TO said republic,
TO any port place within It's territory will DO subject TO
the following regulations
l. All persons, whatever may be their nationality, ar.
irving at any port place OF said republic will DO obliged
before entering landing present themselves to tho
local public authority, with passport signed as follows
ngong from any Of the Spanish American States, by tho
Minister Secretary Of Foreign Relations; going from
the United States Of America from any other countries
by the Minister Plenipotentary, Minister Resident or
Charge Anares and in default these, by tho Consul
General of Nicaragua in such countries respectively
Passengers gong for the purpose Of passing through,
without stopping longer than may bc absolutely neccs
sary To make the transit from the other and
smbarkng Immediately for California any other foreign
port are exempt from the obligation of presenting pass
ports.
Persons attempting enter the country or 10 land
n,rsa ,nsrs" Without VIII passport ~ % the cases which sre
by the snme conveyance that took them 10 the country
Persons arriving for the purpose Of passing through
toioregn countries and who may
ry in the republic shall be- considered suspected nd-
vduals and shall be subjected 10 such measures tho
laws Of the country have established may hereafter
establish for the preservation the public peace except-
bihty
s. All persons arriving at any place in the republic in
any ships vessels not belonging o the company having
the right q transit, who may attempt enter tho
country, being In either than ten In number,
and who shall not Immediately proceed their way
foreign country shall by these facts alone be subjected,
suspected individuals 10 the measures now existing
and which may hereafter he adopted for the preservao
a. the public peace excepting however the Of SICK
ness or other physical impossibility.
q All persons not passing through n Foreign countries
shall Immediately land declare before the local pub
VIC authority what business az any takes them 70 the re-
public, or what art trade or profession W any, they IN
tend carry therein and also the place In which they
respectively intend 10 reside.
The public authority before which the bearer OF tho
passport shall first present himself shall subscribe tho
and write the foot thereof The bearer goes TO
-" inserting the name of the place mentioned by
the bearer, who shall present himself with hs passport,
certified aforesaid before the public authority Of tho
place IN which he may have decided reside tho
two aforesaid public authorities shall mmed atey gvo
notice Minister or Secretary of Foreign Relations
that such person has appeared as required.
The Consular Agent al San Juan del Norte and tho
Commandant OF the port OF San Juan del Sur shall
IN book TO be respectively kept by them for that pur
pose the names Of the persons arriving with passports NJ
every ship or vessel M each of said ports respectively,
setting forth the places which they are going and sha
also Immediately give 10 the Minister of Fore IN Relations
notice Of all persons who have landed from the ship or
vessel
o. All foreigners attempting ihc republic witn-
ont passport IN the cases in which s required shall bo
considered suspected Individuals and may be compeed
to leave the territory q the republic by the same place
and In the same ship vessel In which they arrive.
y,an e o, ~ !, any o,bes rors u ,be republic sbai
receive board tho agent officer that may be appoint
Ell by the government for the purpose Of enforcing the
faithful performance of these regulations.
H. The public safety of the republic requiring under
present circumstances that all ~ ports shall not be OPEN
cd for the transit of passengers California and other
foreign places for the purpose of receiving coonss
or cmigrans such transit and the Introduction Of colo
nsts emgrans only take place by the ports o SAN
Juan del and San Juan del Sur until new regulations
orders made the subject and such colonsts
emgrans shall not be allowed 10 take with them Of
any kind that may be used in
A. y DE YRrsARRI